Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

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THF TATTI PR XVIN No any thlng specIal on the lnll? Susna XX ell I don t know xvhether you d call lt speclal or not, but Ima Moore IS the ll1 t1!1fC8.tl1fC Madame Imagresshxna, If xou please, or better known 111 pnxate l1fe as Mrs Larl I' Ixempton I certalnly recerx ed some shock when Ima appeared before the footllghts I d newer have rec ognwed her In the tall, Slllll dlgIlll:l6d ma tron, If she hadn't used as an encore for her hfth selectIon, just a Wearym for You Guess exery one remembers hoxv that used to resound throughout the halls of old R H S But when I went to shake her hand behInd the curtam, I found the same good natured old pal and frrend we used to have In Ima XX INNIF Oh l that remlnds me, Della used to play Ima s accompamments, but last year the famous Ixhodes Scholarshn was conferred and Della IS studymg Iat1n thrs year 'lt CambrIdge lVonder If she s found out xx hether that umx ersIty IS In Lambrrdge Mass , or Lambrldge England, and whether It s famous for turnlng out scIent1sts or for tune tellers Poor Della I Hoxx she dld called on' She used to say on ht' days she felt lIke Hubert when he told Mr Vaughan In Ll'lC1H1St1'y he couldn t explaln what a xacuum was but that he hid one IH the back of hIs head SJsIF Speakmg of Hubert remmds me thlt Hubert Lamb IS rIght here In Parls is PFOIJTICXOI of one of those swell c tft s on horbetu Street HIS chIef purpose Is, I understand not to feed the hungry populrte, but to fort e lllplOl11 tts to rexetl sttte secrets whIle under the Influence of hIs noted wmes Xxlene I Ike In the rapaclty of 1 dalnty llttle w utress, entlres them to talk Grlng 1 rapId strmv of KIUCSUOIIS such as no one can reslst Xou know the lxlllfl Wmnle? She trlks xxhollx II1 lfrenc h and stIll Carnes thtt worn copx of Ll'1lftlCll as a book of ready Ieferent e XXINNII Lhardenals' hoxx lhelma Porter dId hate that book B the wax I reid that lhelma had been Ippomted to take charge of the new kmdergarten system wlnch IS connected wIth the leachers L ol lege at LolurnbIa I always had an Idea that sooner or later Ihelma xxould eIther stump the State to gam a shorter workmg day for students, or would do socml xxork among the asylums and JaIls, reformmg crrmmals Uxm' to be plentv of chance to reform Tlzffmrz, at least Mr Xaughan thought so, but probably she s chanved III ten years lrke the rest of us Xl ININIE Qfztfs up 6001, farffesrfl , 111117271 jvfrfezfzfzff yvfcfhj Qunnby Cllllllllh W sn t there some one 111 our class bx the name of Ounnby 7 Susnz Why yes, lhelml and lxena INNIE X s, tl t s I I Lopyrlght 1921 AIHSVICZIII Book Lompany lhelma C uImby All rIghts reserxed DUSIE qfxfzfrdj Vt ell what s the tItleP XXIxIyIF A learned dlssertatlon and treatlse on ' Why hens haxe only txxo feet ' SLsIL lloesnt that sound just lIke InelmaP VlIxxIr les, but not half so much as If does l1KC Zelma Robertson By the way do xou ex er hear fron her now ? SUSIE Oh yes, fem xxrItes once III a xxhIle when she doesn t have any thmg better to do IXNIF t see, ddn t she go Nltssonp Do vou know whether she gradu ated? SI su hrrdurtedp Of tourse not I She xx ent one year md then went up to Bites to txke adx ant ed xvork lll llgebra INNII' h then s e got her -X there? IIN QS1 1111, C , no' She dun t go as far as that , she went one year, then she changed and w ent to Massachusetts In stltute of Iechnology to take chennstrx 10 ' I , I Y , . . 1 ,. Y z . ' . , ' ', Y k ' , . U I - 4 o u o I U II C A 1 . , Y - . y Y. ' gg ,' 7 H ' ' , , . V , . 7 . 7 . ' :- . . , I . . ' . I Yi.. I 7 'i O ' ' ' K. . . ' ' ' ' ' 'S . ', ' . 1 ' . H -, ', , v . . . U 1 ll A . 'e Ia It! Iere t IS! w V . V. J . .L X 7 I Q r . N Y 1 . . , , , ' , ' I yy f . '. L . Q - V , ' ' l' l ' I I l : S if ', . I , ' ' ' . L . I , I , V ' ' . , . F . . V ' 6 v v v 7 - . , ' ' y T- N , . . hate English Literature, and she alxvays was r Y ' I V I ' ' y v - 7 . . ., 3 D V Y, L , V 1 4, ' I I I. Y 1 v A I L ' . y . . , . ' I' 1 r V, W ,. Le 's ' i ' K to Zh. A. , .2 , . N 1 , . , I af . y ' ' ' ' K 1 - L . . I I xl 12 1 2 I w w 1 . . i, Z. 2 1 . ' Q . . f 2 tl ' 2 fl ' .' Aytlb j. Y. f M 2 C. z'v xt 2 -. . W .y , . Q XX 1. U , sh , . . B. n -- 4 A , I .- ' , , x - - - Sus 2 Hg! Jh . l ' , . , 'i ch L , . , V g 1 ' A s L .

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TIIT year, but -Xrlene strll wonders yyhy Burke drdn t wrrte hrs speech rn some other style, hoyv the Germans feel toward Napoleon Bonaparte at the present trrne, and hoyv the hole rn the doughnut orrgrnated Drrrrng the year, the Senrors haye gryen two socrrls a food sale and .1 farce, Ihe Bachelor s Reyerre rn the fall 1nd 11 cob yyeb party at the schoolhouse thrs sprrng Both of them were 1 success hnxncrally but thcy were so well enjoyed thtt thrs was a mrnor detarl lhrs sprrng yye gaye Xlrss XX hrte, the new teacher of French and Latrn, an opportunrty to proye that she was a good athlete when yye hunff her r maybasket to help celebrate her brrthday She certarnly demonstrated her abrlrty and 1ll of us were nnally brought to court where we pl ry ed games and htd one of the best trnres of the yerr X Hrglr st hool orchestr 1 w IS establrshed thrsyear due to the fact that 1 new Hrgh school prano had been obtarned lhe or chestra has been dorng nne work under the rnstructron of Xlrss Bradbury, also a new teacher XXe lost only two puprls thrs last year, one preferrrng m rtrrnrony to school lrfe 1nd one, herrrnv the call of hrs country JOIIICCI the nayy Q CLASS PROPHECY SUSIE STEWART XX INNIE RAYMOND vtsre Lzzitzaj XX hoeyer would haye rmaffrned rn hrs yyrldest drenns th1tI d meet any of the old rlrssmates of IW14 here l'1rrs, and of rll persons XXrnnre x mond 1nd to thrnk th It he rs 1 rncnrber of thc I nrtcd 5t1tes Lommrssron, sent oycr to draw up thc tre1ty folloyyrng thei re1t XXorld XX ar Presrdent Prllsbury must hrye chosen XX rnnre because of hrs yast argumentatrye powers, hopmg thereby to delay the final settlement untrl the Irermrns trred of op posrng XXrnnre stubborn declaratrons, A TTIIR would be vlan to accept 1ny terms XX rnnre tells me he has decrded to make hrs home here, Wrnnre, yyho Informed us one day rn bpecral Fnglrsh that he preferred to lrye rn a small town because there yy eren t so many grrls to take a young man s attentron from hrs work Sh here he comes now I Wm mr mint Q XVell I thought you had de crded not to come I was so tnyrous, the mrnutes dragged lrke hours rxNrr XX ell I am here' Xou knoyy, Sue, as I stood there rn front of the l orryre, lrstenrng to the band playrng that old Mr Ambers Iramp, I was thrnkrng of that fayorrte tune of Tramp , I ramp, eyentful mornrng and Lel to that ten years rgo when you self same tune tramped down the mrddlc arsle to the front seat and almost out that srde door' bo for 1 mrn ute, I wasn t 1 brt surprrsed to look up rnd see you standrng near me , then, when the retlrty dawned upon me, I couldnt belrcye my eyes How rn the world drd you get way oy er hereu SUE Uh just for 1 lrttle trrp, but more of that later I m just dyrng to hear some real Qgossrpy news rx XX ell I hardly know where to begrn there s so muc h to sry, but I lltom mence wrth my rnost recent knoyylcdffe 1nd work b1ck Sry weeks IQO, whrle mountrrn clrmbrng rn th Xlps, I stryed It one of those obscure lrttle tayerns rn the heart of tl1e hrlls XX hrle srttrng on the porch after supper admrrrng the sunset, I saw a younv couple comrng up the walk Perceryrng that they were Amerrcans, I made bold to Jerome atrprrrnted ou raeyer urn UIICSS w ro they wcre lyosc Nc son 1nd lrtn Brrrett on therr yycddrnq tour lhey were mrrrred soon after !.fl'1LlIl'lUOll, but on 1 count of the war postponed the grand yourney rrntrl thrs year SKF bay haye you been to the on drteur Opera House yet? If C , C 9 ' V e . V V V I cs V V 'u . V A V CV . . . . .Y . , . .. 1 Y V , . . 4 5 L c 1 C V ', - , . 41 ' V - 3 , . , . . . , . X - 1 V ' fr' , V, V 'V , .V v 1' ' f - V k ' ' ,I 5 . 2 . .3 2 .' . Q . i . 2 , B , L , 1 ' ' ' ' 2 ' ' XX'.' 3. , ' . ' r L u 5 A I , 1 . . ' . ' - ' V 7 sc Y V V VV ,, Y , . 4 V . .D C CI C C 1 1 I If 'Y L C C . ' 't ' ' ' X ' , . v r V 1 4 1 l' 41 1 V I Y 8' L L L , L , 1 ' ' . v V V - I V ' l- v I , t . 1. . . . t c '. , V ' , ' V V . r ',V , , t . 4 L .1 . C U - V1. V . V A . , J. L ' Y . 2 , 1 V ' ,' . t . . I . . ' V V V '. '. V V L -1' V 1 ' , 1 .V ' V 1 V 1 , V t ,t XX I, , V ' V 'N . , ' . ' 7. . . 1, V 7 V t O .Q . , 1, , ., , td , - . - V' V 1 - - Va s V 4 ' ' T' ' rlf. T. . 717. . , , , , V - ,- ...... 1 R e 1 5 t A A A tu L c 17. C, ' V V . ,, 1 L , . . . . v. N VA I , D CD C C ' V , c V -1 4 ' g C It 4 , . v .N Q . . V- - , L 1 L L I rn L ' ' z , .' lay- . , , , l 3 .' L . X . ' it H ,L ' L iz 1 y V u Y, , , . . 'l J 'X . 1 115 1 '2 k D v V1 V V , V , . V fs V , ' . R 1 ' , L Q I L I- . .' '1 ' .' Q' ' 5 ' ' L' L Lk' , Q. .K C v , . ' V . I 7 I . A 1 .1 ' ' , Q., ' - C-', .' 1' M - , s . t C , . .

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THF TATTLFR XXrxN1rr XX heyvl she must have landed a good posrtron after that Lsrr' O yes, but she drdnt ou know Lem could never strck to one thrng more than ten mrnutes XX rxwrr XX ell, where rs she now P Stsrr I frm sure Idon t know, but the last tune I he ard from her she was at the L nryersrty of Illrnors trkrng 1 specral course rn musrc and srngrng But goodness only knows w hat she s dorng bv thrs trme XVIXNIE XXell, mark my word' What ey er she s dorng noyv, I m sure that rn the end our 7elnra yyrll come out on top and some day the class of 1'll4 yy rll be proud to recovnwe the lrttle freckle faced grrl as one of rts members btsrr lhfrt s true, but rf any frrend dem rnd why felmcr never rnarrred thrs rs mv reason Nlot that she loved H less brrt P e more, not that she loved e less but e more , not that more and so on through an endless charn of athnrtres XX ell I thrnk I must leaye you and go to drnner I hope I shall see you agrrn as thrs lrttle talk h rs done me a yvorld of good hood bye I tzf Sffrzz rxrxrr l We l lhere s Rose Nelson, she s marrred Lem rs no one knows where busre told me about all the rest of the class except herself Let me see' Drdnt I see her name rn that last paper from home Q lakes paper from coat and reads X Here rt rs l Xance Oakes and Susre Stewart yorned together rn the holy bonds of rncrtrrmonv I e rt all now, they came here on therr werlclrng tour I r mrghty gltd for bue I hrd an rdea that she mrght get hrm but once rt looked doubtful fResumes readrngj Ihey wrll move to New York, where Mr Oakes rs engaged rn busrness I suppose they yvrll spend the rest of therr days rn perfect blrss MR NICHOLS RETURN TO RANGELEY VF hot summer eyenrng Iee Xrchols took hrs vrolrn under hrs arm and walked up Pleasant Street He sat down on a corner just above School Street, carefully tuned hrs rnstrument, and began to frddle lhe C rrl I Left Behrnd Me He pl rv ed so loud that he kept kenneth lamb, who lry ed a few houses below aw xke the greater part ofthe nrvht 'Xlr l amb yv rs very angry and reported the drsturbfrnce to the Men s League Ihe members of thrs yvorthy or ganmatron had, for a lonv trme , belreved Lee s mrnd to be unsettled , thrs act of hrs seemed proof beyond doubt of hrs rnsanrty e Men sl eague met rn the l rhrary and by pop rrlar vote decrded to drspose of thrs trouble some character by sendrng hrm to Augusta Ihe keepers of one of the publrc rnstrtutrons there bec une very much attfu hed to l ee, ind so compelled hrm to remarn for twenty years At the end of thrs perrod, they bought hrm trarn -Xs he passed through many ltrge crtres among them Phrllrps and Maclrrd, h had almost decrded that he was travelrng rn the wrong drrectron when the conductor shouted Rangeley All c lrange l Jur hero stepped off the plrtform of the car rnto a large stone statron where every thrnfr was rn confusron 'Nlo frrmrlrar far es greeted hs y1sr0n,and after a short trme he made hrs yvay to the street, a large thoroughfare thronged wrth people He looked for the hrll on whrch he had lrved but saw only a paved street crowded wrth yehrcles of all descrrptrons He attempted to catch a street ctr, fcrrled, and not hayrnff money enough to hrre 1 hack decrderl to yy rlk rn the drrectron of yvhrt had once been hrs home He hrd contrnued only a short drs tance when he sayy two rnen approachrng they were rather poorly dressed, were carry rng drnner parls and seemed to be staggerrng As they passed, one shouted 'I don t care what they fall me my name rs Xlr Eddre , . 11 y . . V . , , . 9 ' 1 - r J ' ' , , JF ' S f -. h, ' ' ' . Y f ' ' ' C I y ' . C ' , ' t. ' ' ' '. ' ' K , TT :. . ' ' H 9' ' . ty' 1 - ' ' ' , v. v V Y , . - ' , ' ' r - w , q 1 ' 0 .r . . . Y , C, . . .L - .' ' ' ' ' ' Th . . . v ' ' , - C I - A . . J . ' '-- w ' ' 7 ' v ' r ' I I 4 r. . K 4. C . 1 A L I . ---- t IL ' g I Y I 2 - - ' . ' L ' . I, 1. L lv. P - - L - - - - - - A c I She loved L ,,,,, e less but H ,,,,. d a ticket for Rangeley and put him aboard the . . . I , , . v ' 7 ' ' , k ' ' L t ' e C ' . 1 C I C I x I A . .1 . A I , ' ' y y y f i ' , l , , . K -- 2 . C ing. A, bv. i . ' w' 4. werr. 'rr. '- ' ' ' fe ' ' f ,, - . f - ' . I . ' ' 1 rs L , - v n . l Y . , C . .I l. , Y C Y 1 I , . , 7 . - 4 ' 4. ' ' : . ' se ' . li L I I U N . y . u ,U gl I z . 5 , ' ' 'r ' Q 'g V' 1 3 L . ' . I V H . Y Y U I .-- , 7 ' ri D ' s - V v , . ' S I V. . , . A l . A , I , ,