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

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OAK LEAVES 1949 6 A1 L A A 3 'wi' ' .1 i 1 A la x 3 4 , - v VQLEME LITTR 'vAsQiLBdf:o, MA1nE, JUNE, 1949 NUMBER 1 EDITORIAL STAFF Edilm'-in-Chief INIIRANA HALBRITTER, '-I9 An mriale Edirnm' SHIRLEY BROWN. '49 BARBARA BULLXVINKEL, '51 LYNN HANN, '49 PHYLISS TAMPLIN, '51 Blziinen' Nlizuager HELEN XWALLACE, '49 Ai iiilinlf Hlninel r l'lfIa1mgs'rv SALLY ANN CHURCHILL. '-W LUCY MAE REDIWAN, '50 IWIIMI LOGAN, '-19 SANDRA FRENCH, '50 Ar! Editor Alfyfelir Edifor JOAN VAN DUYNE, '50 SHEANA WOHLFORD, '-19 Chiu' Edilrnif MIMI LOGAN, '49 BARBARA BULLWINKEI., '5l DIANE DICKERSON. '50 PENLEY PORTER, '52 Calendar Commiilee ANN FELTON, '49 ELIN BROWN, '51 BETTY BROOKS, '50 BARBARA ERICSON, '52 All communications should he addressed and checks made payable to Manager of OAK LEAVES. Price uf OAK Lmvrs, 34.00. To the generous contributors and to those many kind advertisers who have cooperated wholeheartedly to make our Centennial Magazine a suc- cess, the OAK LEAVES StaE extends sincere thanks and lasting appreciation. We especially wish to thank our Adviser, Mrs. Owen, for her untiring and glad help. 11

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OAK LEAVES 1949 L RY Q O' N 6 ,X J X X X - 135 X k v f Q: L - A' N X OAK GROVE CENTENNIAL Now for one hundred springs This our hill-top has not been Merely an eyrie view Of the long valley of the Kennebec Known only to the curious squirrel And the village children pulling wildflowers. It has been Oak Grove! What is spring to her Alumnae If not a reflection of their First spring in Maine! Long rides through the awakening woods, Study hours, and twilight walks In the fragrant and lovely spring gardens, Clear, happy voices rising in song, Sanctus, Sanctus , Camp suppers. at the rock-encircled Rendezvous with the western sky One long blaze of sunset Above the silver and purple valley. And now, Oak Grove, your loyal Alumnae Rejoice with you upon this Your one hundredth spring. We try to visualize beauty added to What was for us full beauty: New towers thrust into the clear Maine skies, New gardens in the wilderness And where old landmarks. stood. 13