Rockland High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Rockland, ME)

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SENIOR STATISTICS WHO'S WHO IN THE CLASS OF 1950 Did most for school Qgirlb Did most for school Lboyj Did most for class Qgirlj Did most for class Qboyj ..... Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Best Best Best Best Best Best Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Best Best Best Best Best Best Best active ...... brilliant . . . influential .. unselfish .... popular fgirlj popular Qboyj humorous . . . elegant .... adventurous . peaceful .... athlete Qgirll athlete Qboyj dressed fgirlj dressed fboyj speaker ..... writer ...... beautiful girl handsome boy excitable .... studious ....... absent minded optimistic . . . tired ..... modest .... versatile .... singer fgirli . singer fboyj . dancer fgirlj dancer fboyi entertainer . . actress .... mannered . . . Favorite class . . . 26 . . .Marion Tracy . . . . . .Dick Jones . .Claire Brickley . .John Blackman . .Claire Brickley .Alberta Sprague . . . ...Dick Jones . . .... Dorothy Tootill .Joanne Gardner . . . . .Wes Hoch .. . .Wes Hoch . . . . .Seniors . . . . . .Dea Perry . .... Dorothy Tootill Evelyn Pendleton . . .Deane Desh-on . . . .... Cynthia Barbour . . .Dick Tomkins . .Bruce Stratton . .Ray Pendleton .Idabelle Wiggin . . .Ray. St. Peter . . . .Ruth Mahoney Dea Perry . . .Barbara Clark . .Donald Harvey . . . . . .Donna Gardner . . .Keith Daniels . .Dorothy Tootill . .Claire Brickley . . .Janice Koster . . . . .Ray Pendleton . .Claire Brickley . . .Dick Tomkins ......Wes Hoch . . . .Norene Bartlett . . .Eddie Hustus . .... . . Senior Favorite orchestra . .. Favorite pastime .... Favorite radio program Favorite comedian . . . Nosiest Qgirlj .... Nosiest Qboyj Quietest Qgirlj .. Quietest Qboyj . Biggest flirt .... Favorite dislike . . . Biggest joker . . . Biggest wolf .... Most likely to succeed Boys' choice for sister . .Guy Lombardo .........Kissing Boston Ball Room .......Bob Hope . .Claire Brickley ......Wes Hoch . . .Dorothy Tootill ..Milton Proctor . . . Bertha Dondis . . . .School and Studying ............Wes Hoch . . . .Don Joseph . . . .Roland Ware . . . .... Betty Benner Girls' choice for brother ............ Wes Hoch IDEAL GIRL Form of ........ Mental ability of . . . . . . Good taste of ...... . . Athletic ability of Humor of ....... Clothes of . . . Hair of . .. Eyes of ........ Dancing ability of Complexion of .. Voice of ..... Manners of . . . Personality of . . . Legs of ........ . .Donna Gardner .Alberta Sprague . . . Bertha Dondis Evelyn Pendleton . .Marion Lindsey .Cynthia Barbour . . .Marion Lindsey . .... Joanne Gardner . . Claire Brickley . ..... Norene Bartlett . . .Janice Koster . . . .Rita Hammond . . . .Claire Brickley . . .Betty Benner IDEAL BOY Physique of ..... Mental ability of . . . Good taste of ..... Hair of ....... Eyes of . .... . . . ...Mark Holt . . . .Roland Ware . . . .Dick Tomkins . . . .Dino Galiano . . . .Dino Galiano Manners of ...... .... E ddie Hustus Dancing ability of Personality of . . . . . .... Dick Tomkins . . . .Wes Hoch

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0 e C Nlllle Favorite Saying Disposition Weakness S cret Ambiti n Cause of Death R1chard.King How. fair brown eyes go to Alaska murdered Allqe Kinney How-de. stubborn D e to be a bookkeeper Mrs. Viik's English class Janice Koster Don't worry about it. stormy Robin to blow up the lab running into stone walls Wllllamllle Glge I don't know. passing Joannie ask Joannie living too long Mary Inbby That's a laugh. 1 angelic with a mean streak chewing gum in P. D. to run a pool room run over by a truck EPIC, Lind- Hi, Kiddo. .1 terrific flowers learn to dance too late hours Marlon Lindsey How be ya, Mabel? real mean and stinking red heads to tan all over Billy Hoch Cedric 140118 D Let's go. poor food to own a First National Store Myrtle Ralph MacLaughlm How are you.' 1 good Pat make money dances Ruth M1h0HeY Fiddle.' ' each to his own opinion Obeyirlg' the Curfew to be in show business heartbreak Donald McMahan Don't be like that. 1 gay Cedric Long to be able to lick Cedric George's car ifznnemlafgrlll ggw'ls everything 'I 1 temperamental Rluer eyes chuck full of happinms Mrs. 1Vilik's qui TY uc it.' 1 independent . . secret 6 o'c oc Evelyn Pendleton Ain't that a diller'! T humorous guzzling drive a trailer truck slippery going Ray Pendleton Drop dead. 1 terrible women to abolish exams and report cards D08 Perry Hoot mon, such a business. quiet l'I.Q. to be a dancer swimming Warfen P91117 0. K. 1 poor money raise turkeys school Eunice Pettls Corkin'. tres bonne Fogg marry a Chinese 24 kids Marlon Pottle Oh dear. ' changeable dances go places school Milton Proctor , You bet. you ought to know cars to be a detective flying high Constance Rackliff Cold, ain't it? 1 fair men to go across school Mildred Randall Don't know, do ya? 1 unpredictable Navy driving 48 UQ. ton Chevy truck settling down to one man Wilberta ljtlchards Hi, kid. 1 changeable Walt to become a Cop-p arguing Belt? Rvblhson And how. ' fair packing fish go to Newfoundland P. D. Ralph. Robinson Don't get nervous, g sweet foods to take things of art trying to get the last word Kermit St. Peter Censored. fair dames retirement at 20 Mr. Levitt RHS' St. Peter Forget it. changeable school to own a convertible speeding Joseph SCBVFY Let's eat. 1 excellent wild pitches be rich dill pickles giariettessfgiger II: lthatf iight? 1 fair Hutchy houiewige Sizgte News Co. a es ie e o, e a. 1 fair women to rave o age Bfad Sleeper Couldn't tell you. ' , fair speeding kill somebody cigarettes Jack Smith' Wes is out with go'n'so, 1 very g money to get a new body fight with Blackman John Spillaine Shut up a you' mouth, 1 unpredictable girls and money cognifiuntil :md get ira with million electric chair o ar o -up mo Alberta Sprague Oh horrors !' 1 awful haven't any still a secret chemistry lab Janice Stanley La-de.du, 1 moody black curls to be a tailor chem. lab C2I'0lYl1 Steeves Oh doggonef' 1 changeable T0mmY to be a sgt. in Air Forc Charlie John Stevens Hey, louse. 1 terrible Bert to get all A's chemistry Bruce Stratton Well, La-de-da. rank poison ReeI1y to annihilate all female drivers trying to eat the hole in dough- Janette Sulides How be ya, Nuthead'I according to where pm packin fish be a Harlem Globetrotter kglrfgdtsl h ld . oin 1 in o up Ted Sylvester f-vzhaagd ,that make me? Left-1 ching-eible to be a second Willie Hoppe overeating an . ' Richard Tomkins It's all off. wicked Mary tobhave my own patent on home- h b 1 rew ome- rew Dorothy Tootill Oh, yes. 1 fair English to be a beautician shorthand Marion Tracy I know, but I mean. 1 it depends on Paul basketball Players travel around the world Wesley Hoch Ilgucille Tele: ta ggi: should livioo kmgj' 1 vicious Sfrutbgrin Comfort to run a saloon D. Ll: a rlcxa a en . my nerves. 1 fair ue evia truck driver Bis 's Robert Van Fleet I rise to a point of order. 1 scandalous jellied kcalvtes' brains on to be a grave digger efficiency experts sauer rau Roland Ware Hcy. Red One. 1 loving flashing eyes count the measles in a case Kenny .gaarlxcavlyltzgbsr Igor crying out loud! 1 vol-ies lgackh hair to be a boy over work h a 1 1 ea. had ort aven to travel eating too muc ldahelle Wiglrill Rim 8,l0hE- I awful R-C-Ru still a secret taking dictation from R. D. R. Barbara yVi'nchenbach Grilles- 3 stinkin' Wllel' Ska'-ill! president of a men's club Mis. Robinson Lloyd Wingate How's that one grab ya? 1 changeable Women V0 me 8 kkeellel' H015 eatin!

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'Fifty's Past What's that? Oh! You want to know about the history of the 1950 class. That's fine because it's always a great joy to re- minisce of the past. Just sit back and be comfortable, because here goes . . . It wasn't long before we became Fresh- men, and it seemed great when we first entered. We were all excited, going from one room to the other, trying to finod our homerooms. We had the most glorious time until the news came around about Freshman Reception. At this, we did all the bowing and praising that we cared for, but the Seniors wouldn't let us off this easily, however. What a time we had be- cause of the blisters. During this year we elected our first class ofiicers. They were: John Blackman, President, Bruce Stratton, Vice Presifdentg Norene Bartlett, Secretaryg and Dorothy Tootill, Treasurer. We also had members of our class enter the Student Council. Quite a large number of boys and girls participated in glee club, football, basket- ball, and many other sports. When Febru- ary came around, our thoughts turned to Kippy Karnival. Most of us took part in the entertainment or worked in booths. It wasn't long before we were head over heels in our studies because of exams. How- ever, they weren't as bad as we thought, and so we finished our first green year. The next year we found ourselves as Sophomores. This meant a lot of question- ing by the new Freshmen, but I'm afraid they di'dn't receive very many satisfactory answers. During this year we elected John Blackman, Presidentg Bruce Stratton, Vice President, William Paul, Secretaryg and Dorothy Tootill, Treasurer. We also sent members to the Student Council. This was the year of the Sophomore Prize Speaking Contest. There were many who entered the semi-finals, and from these the finalists were chosen. The days flew quickly, and soon Kippy Karnival was here again. We joined in the fun and work of this special event, helping to make it very successful. Summer vacation came, but was gone all too soon. Then We entered the doors of R.H.S. as upper classmen. We had finally reached the stage where we were treated as young ladies and gentlemen. At our class elections we found ourselves voting again for John Blackman as Presi- dent, and we now elected Wesley Hoch, Vice Presidentg Kathryn Curry, Secre- taryg and Dorothy Tootill, Treasurerg We again sent members of our class to the Student Council. In November, we put on the Junior Prom and made it a big hit of our Junior year. The greatest success of all was the Junior Class Play. It was A Date With Judy, and went over with a big bang. As a consequence of the play, twenty-seven Juniors became members of the National Thespian Society. Marian Tracy and Barbara Clark went to the Science Fair as delegates from our class. Barbara Clark received third prize for the state of Maine. Great honor was bestowed on five mem- bers of our class who were elected to the National Honor Society. At last, as Seniors, we reached the stage where we were dignified. Our atti- tude toward Freshmen having changed, we made them feel very much at home. To do this, we had a diller of a celebration known as the Freshman Reception. Another new year, and so, of course, we had elections of new oflicers. This year we 'elected Walter Smith as Presidentg John Blackman, Vice Presidentg Cynthia Hallo- well, Secretaryg and Richard Jones, Treas- urer. During the school year, both boys and girls participated in all the sports that R.H.S. offers. In January the sSeniors pre- sented their play, Wings of the M orning, and it was a great success. Again this year we played a big part in Kippy Karnival. The next thing was the Washington Trip and over half the class paced around the Capitol. New Senior members were elected to the National Thespian Society and to the National Honor Society. In June, the Seniors will graduate and leave R.H.S. This class of 1950 will always remember the joy and happiness that was ours fin the four short years at high school. To all Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen, and teachers, we wish to bid farewell. There you are folks. That's how busy rzoe've been during our years at high school. -Elizabeth Herrick 27