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

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K LEAVES 19 Q OAK LEAN ES The Oak tree stands firm like a sx mbol of might Guarding our hills through dai and through night Ea h leaf in itself shows the Niaster s fine art Each perfectlx foimed to do its own part Each flutteis freely on its own sepaiate twig But all are umted to do something big SLE NIAHER SUNSET The skv was takmg dlfferent hades fiom a blight red to a light bluish Xellow that was coloiing, the calm sea Little by little the colois were becoming pale for the great artist the sun having no more paint on his palette had to say good night to his canvas in order to saxe some hues for the next ewening All those tiees so xer5 gax haxing wonderful colors that please the ey es all those wild bushes the grass all seemed smiling fi om behind a heaxy cloud to console them ELSIE VIAGLOIRE 18 TULIP Tulip was a little pig A piettx pig was he He got 1nto the gudeu And ate all he could see He w allowed in the ibbage patch And ate up all tht peas He dug, up ex eu cu rot -Xml chased tme bumblf bus He found some sage and chew ed it And trampled down the toin He fell asleep and then he woke Feeling weak and wo n He ciawled into his pig pen And flopped upon the haw He said he d nex er eat agam He knew it didn t pax ' SLLA ROXNELL Q9 7 O A 5 ' Y A . . v A , -K v . v 1 -l , Y . ,'58. V . . S H '. 1 . . - L7 I. T I . ' 1 . y . u , V. . . Y . v ' 4 1 ' A . S v , tv, -' . ' Y vi' V 1 ' 1 to miss their good friends the happy birds. Then the gentle moon was ,- A , - . . ' . X . ,V ' 1 r tv . r v. ' 7' ' 2 ' I C H . ' ' cz 5 'I 1 l , , 2 . . - . X s z 2 ' x yi 1 . v ' v Y ' ' ' r . . , v I . y v . . , V t T v !' , . 2

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OAK LEAVES 1955 IN . 'qglvf JJ xg LIGHTER fee to 1 N ODE TO THE BANKRLPT Cheei up mx friend all is not lost The best of life IS loxx in cost The sea the skx the morning, light The silx erx moon that shines at night The golden eagle on the xxing The smaller b1rds xxho chirp and sing The laughter of a child at play The dawn and dusk of ex erx flax Take heart my friend come laugh and sing Por monex isnt ex eixthingl ELIZABETH DOENGI-is HEROISW AT SEA It xx as a sunnx flax in August and I xxas sailing xx1th some fxienfls on ou1 xxax to Poitland for the annual August lace I xxas sitting on the boxx of the boat xxithout a Cale in the xxeild xx hen sudclenlx I realwecl field glasses and sighted the obxett mbout rne hunrhefl feet axxax H qui klx g, mxe oifleis to come about Ex eixom xxoilxecl haul to in tnipulate the sails as It xxas an exitltmelx xxmclx cl IX The bo it xxas hnallx maneu xeied to its couise ind tht obxect almost itcaptuclecl xust as the boat cliexx neu suddenlx sank nexei to be seen aoam Exeixone xxho had laboiecl so haul to ietrixe it xx as dlsappointecl but the loss xx as felt mostlx bx me as mx sailoi hat xxas mx plifle and xox BETSX HOLLANDER 6 9 y - 5 lx QL-5 1 W' u , VY . y I - K , Y Y 3 Uv? T c I v Y v .Y .v: - V .X . 7 7 V . . r 1 7 t, 00. . v Y . H ' v N ' ' 3 v , V' . ' vx. - , L1 -A v 1 'A something very vital was missing. l told the captain who took out his X fun- .' z r - u- e 'Q l' rg' - 1- x ' - -K' x - -' 1- ZX' - x L ' K, K. ' - . A 1 , -. ,' lv ztvl 2' v L ' ty . - ' n . :Ani E X . I Y L1 .A . . - 2 -Y , v , -, - . X , b., ' , . . Y A , , nv 9 .T I . V K nv -I e. nv' ' v Y' i , 0 . 2.