Oak Grove Coburn High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Vassalboro, ME)

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OAK LEAXEQ 1946 am' ,nf H ' rom Our gil 'X in Y ge ens 0 411 SUMMER STORM A heavy st1llness hes round about A st1llness that heralds the sto1m No bl eeze to stlr up the humld an To ruffle the leaves of the corn The sky grows darker as lf lt wele mght B1rds go to bed for the1e IS absence of hght -X oft 1oll of thunder glovsls IH the Nolth Gloxxls loudel and louder as Vulcan comes folth Then lam beatmg down at the X91 dant gx een ealth Rushmg and floodmg and splflshmg lll m11th The sky IS streaked vuth blllllallt flashes Llghtlllflgl See hovl vuldlw lt dashes' T1 ees bow low Ill the 1ush of the storm The elm and the plne the buch and hfivs thol ne It had come xely fast but novs It lb gone And the wx 1ld doe and the speckled ffmn Pee1 forth from the fo1 est To gaze at the sun Tllp 1nto the meadow To sklp and to run Tl'llOLlLh dew laden glass For the stolm IQ ove1 ox G1 'xt 'lst ELSIE NORRELL 49 28 7 L qv -A X W ti Biffgf' 1 H . I . guy I, I' Q Q :ga Q 5 -S: ,rf 0 I' ' 5 'S' sly 7' A -, he Q T f- 'XZ Y' W9 -- III yds- Mm 5- ' . 04 Y 1 Wg E - , . ,Q ' 'l E if -fx P -. Q. fs .T ' oun r , 4 , Y ' WV 7'x 9 X l I A I. F if xf 1' ,V i- G1 .wg X 23.11, 'K 47 V fx ix X Y . . , Y A Y l I I. v v , ' ' , . ' T 4 S ' ' ' Y .T 1 ' . , ., . 3 J . , . , , . . .. , . , C . . Q U y ' S v' .' ' w , . T . ' 7 V. ,Y . Y X U u v y . 4 y , ' C Y 1 v Y. ' C 7 , . ,- ,-. .. L, . ' '. ', ' ' . lc . 7 , .

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OAK LEAVES 1946 A1 THE NIGHT BEFORE All was qulet rn the halls ew eryone was asleep But ln the stable there was qurte a d1Eerent atmosphere How drd the m1l1tary dr1ll go? snlffed Apache who was a b1t drsap pomted that he wasn t chosen for thls fast movmg aiaxr Wonderful but I certamly have to do some fast turns I belng chosen to lead boasted Duke who thought It was a great prrvllege to lead two drllls There really wasnt anythlng to rt sald own1e condescendmgly Well thats about the only thmg you can do well chrmed rn Queen You know the reason some glrls don t care for you don t you It s because of your hlgh trot Now rf you had my gart Im glad I don t My reputatlon of belng a cavalry horse makes up for It Bu Let s not argue spoke up War r1or who IS much respected by the other horses as havmg a great deal of knowledge and QXDGFIQHCQ especlally tomght What s drfferent about tomght asked Lady from her corner You mean you don t know? lnqulfed MISIY I can always tell because I never get my Engllsh saddle untll Just before the Show 29 .rn . ., an-' Ill. sw.. , . tl . a u Q . ,, v . Q n . I , ' . , H ' .N - . . ,, H U . V . Y Y ,, . . . 7 7 H U . , . . H . . . Y W1 Y after the Army trains you, it is all very simple. ca , 1 - , ,rs - ' . KK ' Y Y Y , . ' , - ' in if 7 Y ' ' ' YY KK tl-YY I6 a H , - - , Y Y ' ' cc ' Y ' YY If Y ' ' Y! Cl 7 YY ' ' , ' Ki . . . . i ,,