Rockport High School - Tatler Yearbook (Rockport, ME)

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THE TATLER EDICATIG At a time when talk of school consolidation and expanding curriculum seems to be the main item in the educational pro- gram, we humbly wish to pause and reflect. Rockport High School is more than merely a building in the hearts of those who have attended it through the years, for its memory will live forever. When other recollections have grown dim we can still turn back the pages of time and vividly picture ourselves sitting at the old familiar desks, vig- orously urging our team on to victory on the athletic field, spiritedly singing our school song, and finally marching solemnly forward to receive our diplomas. Although words cannot express our deepest and most heartfelt loyalty and devotion to the school on the hill, still Praise we sing to Rockport High. Therefore, to Rockport High School, her faculty, her stu- dent body, her alumni, and her never-ending spirit, we respect- fully dedicate this issue of our annual publication, THE TATLER.

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THE TATLER VOLUME XLIX ROCKPORT, MAINE JUNE, I959 Standing, left to right: B. Clough, N. Young, D. Ulmer, Sue Goodridge. Seated: J. Farmer, D. Merrill, R. Garrison, D. Hanna, P. Greene, Steve Goodridge. TATLER STAFF - JUNIOR CLASS Editor in Chief Deborah Hanna Business Manager Robert Garrison Girls' Athletic Editor Dorothy Ulmer Boys' Athletic Editor Stephen Goodridge Alumni Editor Beverly Clough Literary Editor Joyce Farmer Art Editor Patricia Greene Ad'uertisi'ng Editor Dennis Merrill Joke Editor Susan Goodridge E.1'cha'nge Editor Nancy Young Cover by Patricia Greene

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,ak CHARLES CROCKETT College Course Rll HARD KI MMINH Q General lourse I agree with no mnn's opinion, I have some of my own. Ulass President l-2: Class Svcrctary 4: Bas- kutball l-2-Cl-4: Western Maine Tournament 1-2-3-4: Baseball 1-2-3-4: Cross Country l-3: M-V-L Field Day 2-3-4: Dramatic Club 1-2- :4-4, President 4: Athletic Association 1-2- 3-4, Secretary-Treasurer' 4: Student Coun- cil l-2: Press Club 1-Il: Editor in Chief Tat- ler 24: Mixed Chorus l-2-K-4: Musical Festival 1-2-3-4: Carnival 1-2-3-4. Advertising: Manager Ii: Senior Play l-2-I!-4: MVV-L One Act Play' Contest 1-2-4: M-V-I. llc-st Actor 1: RHS Highway Safety Council -1, 'l'rva.furer 4: Li- brdry Club Si-4. l rf-siclont -l: Town Me-utini: Supper 3. I ,:::: ALM 0 ' Q ,,' , ,,, ,,,,,' '-, '.'.-.NQQ C'l.l'ZMEN'l' FARNHAM General Course PIORI-NQF l'Rll' General tourwe There is great ability in knowing: how to What s tha uw ff llllIlXlI'lK vihin ronrt-al one! ability. HH lu , nh of U Studvnt Counvil l-Al, Vivo-Prvsident Il: llusi- H. nvss Manzuler Tatlvr 24: Mixvd Chorus 1-2-3-4: 1 1 A 1 Z 44 'luv slmnhx M, in In-aniatir Club 2-Il-4: Om- Act Play Contest nf PNN 2: Ilclegatv to Maine Hiprliway Safvty Com- mt niitiuv -l: Geiwlwll Uhairrnan of RHS Safvly H l Vo Council Al: Music l m-.4tiv:1l l-2-3-4: i':xrnival IMI 1 f 4 1 N, .X ,' vf.jQ'f r'.f N , 9' mm 1 I i ?:aSs