Rockland High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Rockland, ME)

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HARRIET LEVCO will be the mother of the largest famlly of boys in history MARIE LEWIS w1ll deslgn and make Grace Kelley s next wedding gown NANCY LUIZZA will live in Boston and cook spaghetti for her engineer FRED LOFMAN will run his own bus l1ne from Rockville to Rockland JANET LOWE will marry a Camden man and spend her summers in Camden her winters ln Monte Carlo SYLVIA MACKIE will be the first glll ever to Jom the Masons SYLVIA MAKER will become the CO on the Snolwmzsh ELLERY MCCLUSKEY will captain a fleet of atomlc submarines makmg daily runs between the North and South Poles ROBERT MERRIAM will become the state Commissioner of Education and 1n1 tlate the one session system 1n all high schools DANA MERRILL will receive Congres sional recognition as the Army s greatest goldbrlck DELMA MILLS w1ll be the first lady mechanic 'lt the Nash garage 1n Waldo boro KENNETH MINOTT will become the worlds leading deslgner of mens sport shlrts FRANK MORRISON will become a Rock n Roll singer and record a song called Blue Rubber Hzp Boots MARGARET OLIVER will go into partnership with her father Shlpplllg sar dlnes to Alaska RONALD ORCUTT w1ll find college too easy and go back to work for the Rockland Pubhc Works Department ROBERT OXTON will drive a souped up Ford at the Unlty Speedway FRED PALKA w1ll be the only short order cook with a PhD CYNTHIA PALMER w1ll be the first female Attorney General of the United States BRADLEY PETTEGROVE will sell fish to the aboriglnes ln Austraha TERRY PERRIGO will be the first per son to h1tch h1ke around the world non stop JOAN PHILBROOK will conduct a do it yourself course 1n corsage making for high school boys who are broke GEORGE PHILLIPS w1ll Joln the For elgn Leglon mstead of maklng a choice CONSTANCE RAYE will be the first lady captaln of the good ship Sm I PATRICIA RAYNES Wlll teach Dr1v ers Ed at an exclusive boys prep school SYLVIA RAYNES will return to RHS to teach shop SHIRLEY RICHARDS will open a re palr shop patronlzed excluslvely by blue Chevle owners KAY ROSS will giaduate with honors from Antioch Barbers College md speclal IZG IH flat tops for polnted heads RICHARD SAYWARD w1ll invent and manufacture cars with an extrz long steer ing wheel for backseat drlvers WILLIAM SEAVEY will te rch proper canoeing technlque at 1 girls summer camp ANNETTE SHAFTER w1ll supply the legs for the commerclal showing the w :lk ing package of cigarettes en s largest lobster dealer DOROTHY SMITH will m :ke the crew cut famous the wo1 ld oven RICHARD SMITH will graduate from being the g1rls choice for brother and will become some lucky girl s cho1ce for good CAROLYN SNOW will be 1n charge of the candy counter ln the Pentagon DANIEL SOULE will retire after working twenty yeais ind take the May flower back to England JOHN SPROWL w1ll teach dr1v1ng and related subJects to the girls at Camden High School JEANNE STEWART will wea1 Air Force blue and fly her own Jet hard top convertible ROBERT TALBOT w1ll operate a taxi service for the girls l1v1ng 1n the South End GALEN WEAVER w1ll set up bowlmg PIHS ln Madison Square Garden BARBARA WHITEHILL will enJoy good luck long life and fair weather FRED WILBUR will lnnovate a course in elementary French for second graders ROGER WILLIAMS w1ll become the Charles Atlas of the twenty first century RUTH WILLIAMSON w1ll develop a form of sulfuric acid which is harmless even to babies skin. , , . . ,. I Q 1 ! ' Y - , - ' ' ' 1 -7 I 4 1 'u , I c I ' ' I . ' ' c . , . J . . i i l . . . 2- - . ' ' 2 I . ' I I ' , '1 Q ' l L A , ' S ' 2 - ' ' ' ' SHIRLEY SIMPSON will be Criehav- . , , . - 2 c ' I .- , . . , . . 1 - - 9 ' 9 ' 1 ' . 1 , L ,. ', , 7 , . . , Z . J - . . ,, . ,, , 9 r - 1 A - n , u K K

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OUT OF THE CAULDRON We have thrown rnto the Cauldron nrnety three questrons and nrnety three prnches of salt These are the prophecres whrch the Cauldron makes for the futures of the Class of 1956 GEORGE ACHORN wrll become mana ger of the Str and Theatre and employ grrl ushers only JOHN ALDEN wrll b appornted drrec tor of the Instrtute for Advanced Study rn 1975 NANCY AREY w1ll strll be attendrng, the South Thomaston dances rt nrnety 111 her rockrng charr NATHAN BEAL wrll rnvent a rat trap to catch educated mrce SHIRLEY BEAL wrll become a fish rrrd game warden and keep IISIISIIIIBH tronr catchrng more than therr lrmrt ROBERT BENNER w1ll earn hrs lrvrrrg huntrng wrld turkeys rn the mountarn are 1 JANICE BICKFORD wrll make cottage cheese for HarJula s Darrv RUSSELL BILLINGS vsrll rnvent 1 re mote control mrlkrng machrne so he cur get to L rmden earlrer rn the evenrrrg LARRY BIRD w1ll take over Larrx Plummer s Job on the Allagash trrps ANNETTE BISBEE w1ll open a roller rrnk for All Force personnel rt Hollywood and Vrne DAVID BLACK w1ll open a Cadrllrc agency rn outer Mongolra GERALD BRACKETT w1ll prtch for the Yankees rn the 1960 World Serres SHEILA BRACKETT Wlll appear orr more magazrne covers than any other grrl ever BARBARA BUSALACKI w1ll become Comptroller General of the Unrted States JANETTE CUMMINGS w1ll sarl to Lon don to see Brg Ben ROBERT DAVIS wrll lear n how to draw curves at Pratt ELIZABETH DEYSHER w1ll wrrte rn Advrce to the Lovelorn column for the Conner Gazette RICHARD ELLIOTT wrll be captarn of a fleet of motor boats grvrng moonlrght crurses around Owl s Head Bay ANNA ELWELL wrll be a TWA stew ardess and mar ry a handsome Northeast prlot JAMES FAVREAU w1ll co star rn a remake of the movre Gentlemerz Marry B1 zmcftes SALLY FLOOD wrll operate a charn ot Sundral Shoe stores rn Indra HARTFORD FOSTER Wlll become a multr mrllron ure by mrnrng uranrum rn the Bog PATRICIA FOWLER w1ll never need to worry about losrng her purse STANLEY FRENCH wrll sell Packards to blondes wrth free drrvrng lessons as a bonus RICHARD GARDNER w1ll marry an Indran prrncess and play on her father s baseball team ANNETTE GOULD Wlll wrrte a book called How lo Brmg Your Chzld Up To Be 0, Student CDNSTANCE GRAY wrll operate a book keeprng Servrce for people who have more money than they can keep track of MARY GRISPI w1ll be a spaghettr ben der for the Prrrrce Macaronr Company ROSALIE HALLIGAN w1ll take up world wrde coverage to the latest gossrp WENDALL HARMON wrll operate 1 news stand at the Old Howard SANDRA HARRIMAN Wlll become a member of the Gray Ladres HELEN HART w1ll drg clams on the St Lawrence Seaway BEATRICE HARVEY w1ll be a drs patcher for Lufkrn s Taxr Servrce PHILLIP HASKELL Wlll be the first man rn hrstory to run the 100 yard dash rn erght seconds RALPH HOOPER wrll coach grrls bas ketball for hrs famrly of five lrttle grrls ARNOLD HUNT w1ll teach a shop course for grrls only WILLIAM INGRAHAM Wlll run a dance hall rn Hawarr and teach hula dan cers to Jrtterbug PLEASANCE KAUFMAN w1ll gradu ate from musrc school Just rn trme to start grvrng prano lessons to the first of her fifteen chrldren PATRICIA KENT Wlll run a poultry farm outsrde Phrladelphra and rarse lrttle chrcks ROBERT KENT wrll become the mrd dlewerght boxrng champron of the world WILLIS KINNEY w1ll be rn charge of all Allred concentratron camps durrng World War III. 7 I ' ' 7 , . A ' '1 4 ' '1 ' I I ' . . . 1 ' I U I a 1 . 1 1 a 1 u 1 . ' 1 ' 1 'HI I D I ' l ' ' K6 Y? , . 1 1 3 - ' ' ' D ' - , . . . , . R 1 I . . I . Y . ' Q' I I , 1 1 1 1 ' K'v 1 1 c , l 6 ' ' 1 1. 1 it ,Al J. . . 1 ' 7 I . I ,. 5 A 1 ' , 1 . I A , ' 1 1 V. h. I ' P - 1 1 1 1 . . . . , . I . - c ' . 1 I I . Q . I I . 4 4 fl- , l ' ' U ' where Hedda Hopper leaves off rn grvrng 1 2 ' - - ' '- . ' . - - ' ' 1 ' Aw 2 . 1I I -1 ' 1 I c fc 1 - I , . . 4, . . I ' 0 1 1 1 ' A . I 4 n . 1 Q m 1 I C . I . 5 - , Q . , I . . I . 4 .I ' . . 1 - 1 I 1 1 . . K 1 n , '- 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1- ' - L . . Q . . y ' ' . 1 1 4 v u 1 . . as ' u ' 1' . ,V 1. , 1 1 I CC ' 77 - K 1 . , a 1 . - 8 . I ,

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GERALD WINCHENBACH wrll set up a TV reparr shop at Boothbay Harbor GARY WITHAM w1ll st1ll be the vu or ld s most elrgrble bachelor at erghty YVONNE WITHINGTON w1ll succ her srster as chref operator at New Lng land Tel and Tel BESSIE WOODMAN w1ll be a ma o stockholder rn the Skrppy Company WALTER WOTTON w1ll be the Clevc land Browns hrghes pard player and an honorary member of the Cleveland Indrans PATRICIA YORKE w1ll be a famous ballerrna and w1ll become G org balan chrne s thrr treth wrfe F01 the authors of thls prophecy the Cauldron makes these predrctrons JOYCE BLACK w1ll become a second Florence Nrghtrngale rnd w1ll be known as the lady wrth the Ever Ready iiasr hght CARL SAWYER w1ll own a model farm and rarse chrckens that lay a dozen eggs at FRED VARRICCHIO w1ll after y als of research drscover an alcoholrc beverag made by the fermentatron of sodrum algr nate FATHER TIME TALKS TO THE RECORDER OF DEEDS OF NOBLE SENIORS Father trme They came from all around those Freshmen who entered R H S rn Recorder I could tell then that they would grve me plenty of wrrtrng to do Father trme They were the most scared group I have even seen' Recorder They settled down fast though and got rrght to work That year they elected Rrchard Gardner presrdent Mary Grrspr vrce presrdent Pleasance Kaufman secretary and Rrchard Smrth treasurer Father trme They d1d well rn Krppy Karnrval they had the tea room and d1d a fine Job Recorder They also had socrals and fudge sales throughout the year to earn money for the class Recorder When they came rn as Sopho mores they were really grown up Father trme Yes they drd much better that year as your records probably show Recorder Yes thrngs d1d look better for my book that year I have down qurte a few laurels for them Father trme That was the year they elected Mary Grrspr presrdent Robert Merrram vrce presrdent Pleasance Kauf man secretary and Ronald Woodbury treasurer Recorder They made S32 00 on therr sock hop that year Father trme They won qurte a few prrzes that year drdn t they' Recorder Yes here are some I have down Rosahe Hallrgan and Dan Soule won first prrze rn the Sophomore Prrze Spsaklng Contest Joe Phllllps came rn sec on Connre Gray won a Mutual Lrfe Insu1 rnce Contest that year Father trme They made a pretty good showrng that year Father trme The Class of 56 entered therr Junror ye rr wrth hopes of great suc cess The Junror Prom was the brg thrng that year and tney had 1 lot of fun dorng rt Jeanne Stewart and John Alden were co cha1rman of that affarr Recorder Who were therr oflic rs that year? rdent Robert Mer rram v1ce presrdent 1 1 asance Kaufman secretary Father trme You must have had a lrttle wrrtlng to do that year ' Recorder Indeed I d1d' They kept me hopprng Joe Phrllrps got hrs name down agaln for berng a State Flnalrst rn the Spear Speaking Contest Gary Wrtham won the Drrvrng Rodeo that year Robert Merrlam went as a Delegate to the Odd fellows U N Youth Prlgrrmage wrth a week ln New York CORDIS Gray and Mldgle Grrspr went to Colby College as Grrls State Delegates Arnold Hunt Rrchard Smrth Fred Wrlbur and John Alden went to Boys State of the U of M Father trme They were close to wrn nrng the hundred dollars rn the Magazrne Drrve that year too Recorder The brg year for the Class of 56 was therr Senror year It started off wrth the electron of Robert Merrram presr dent Hartford Foster vrce pres1dent Jeanne Stewart secretary and Harrret Levco treasurer Father trme They finally got to pay back what they went through therr Fresh man year Freshman Receptron went along wrth flyrng colors Recorder They chose blue and whrte as class colors Also they won 35100 O0 from the Magazrne Contest for sellrng the larg est amount of subscrrptrons and Dan Soule was second hrgh salesman Father trme Thrs year s students went 4 I . K . I 1 4. . n I 4 -, . , n ' K' ' V 1 'S ' I 7 1 9 I I ' h , i N 1 , n . Y . . , . y ' sed ' 1 - , ' - ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 4- 1 . . . . . ' 1 , 4 V L' y ' w A . . ' : , . . v ' 1 ' . -- 1 l . L . . . . - ' Y ' - 1 1 ' .- 1 1' 1 1 ' C A 3 ' - 2 f . ' ai - A . . ' . . . . 1 . 4 'w , ' . . , , ac n , ! n L 1 , , - - . . . ' , , ' Q ' 1' - I . . 1 . 4 - n - 4 1 H 1 ' 1 1 ' , L' I ' 77 - ' 1 1 1 1 ' 3 1 a time, already sanded, graded, and boxed. O yes, here they areg Mary Grispi, pres- ' fn y ' l I 9 4 l v . . . . - . . ' - I , ' 2 ' ' ' , . 7 V 1 ' . C 1 1 ' - Y . . .- D . . ' o . i I 1 , n u - - . . u , K652,,. I ' . n ' n n u . ' r n . in 1 V , . . , . , 1 . , 3 l , . ' . . ' s . - A ' 1 ' r - . . . . ' ' : ' 7 Y Cl 97 ' ' , , , 1 1 . . u . ' r . . i . . . , , , ' . 1 ' I ' K 7 7 . , . , . : , . 1 ., u , - , , ' . . 1 1 4 1 ' ' , ' 7 . , . . ' , ' 9