Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

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THE TATTLER MILDRED DUNHAM Here is our class clown. You'd never suspect it to look at him would you? But Sam' isn't as innocent as he looks-some? times! Class Prophet. School Treasurer. Drama. MILFORD DUNHAM ' My, but don't Mildred love to gossip! And nothing ever gets by her, not even the attentions of a certain Steward, that we know. Class Secretary, 4. Class Treasur- er, 1 and 3. Co-writer of Presentation of Gifts. Drama. VERA HALEY Here is another denizen from Dallas- that is, she lives just over the line. As yet, we don't think that that devotee of Diana. Cupid, has touched her heart. But she is good at the Charleston and will make a dandy stenog. Drama.

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THE TATTLER GORDON ROSS 'John' is fairly well behaved except when he gets uneasy. We knew he didn't have that roguish gleam in his eye for nothing. But we usually have to hand it to him in athletics. Co-writer of Presentation of Gifts. Winner of letter in basketball, 3, 4. Winner of letter in baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Drama. V EVELYN SPENCER To all outward appearances Evelyn is a very demure little dame, but inquire for Jimmy and see what happens. But she's a good stenog for all that. Drama. . GLADYS STEWARD Yes, sir, this is our baby right from the wilds of Dallas. But she isn't so wild as you might think. They say she is very fond of Lamb chops but we wonder why she was so suddenly struck on 'Bobbed hai1'?' Class Orator. Secretary of class, 2 and 3. Pres- ident of class, 1 and 4. Senior Grinds edi- tor of Tattler. Drama. GLENDON STEWARD 'Glen' is another of those Dallasites and he does get to acting once in a while. He also likes to charm a certain, tall, red- haired Senior, but we won't mention any name as he requested. Drama.

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THE TATTLER ROBERT JOHNSON t 'Bob' has threatened many times to de- sert us, but we notice he is still here. And we are glad he is for we couldn't get along without him, especially in atheltics and also French class. tAsk Miss Davisl. Writer of class will. Winner ot letter in basket ball, 2, 3, 4. Winner of letter in baseball. 1. 2, 3, 4, Winner of letter in debating, 3. Drama. CLARENCE LAMB Behold our class Shiek! We have been wondering if the reason why the road com- missioners widened the Dallas road last summer, was so 'that our straying Lamb, in his haste, could steer his feet without go- ing into the ditch every ten feet? Was it at Gla.dy's request? Soon he may be taking the road in the opposite direction. Vale- dictorian. 'President of class, 2, 3. Treas- urer of Athletic Association, 3, 4. Editor-in: Chief of Tattler. Winner of cup in 1925 Speaking Contest. Winner of letter in de- bating.. 3. Drama. ALBERT LOOMIS 'Bunny' was afraid of what we would say about him, but he doesn't need to get alarm- ed. He used to be such a bashful boy that we had given up all hopes of him-until this year. How he surprised us! We dis- covered, among other things, that he is good in dramas and has the makings of a good dancer. Salutatorian. Class Treasurer, 2 and 4. President of Athletic Association, 4. Business Manager of Tattler. Winner of letter in basket ball, 4. Winner of letter in baseball, 3 and 4. Winner of letters in de- bating, 3. Drama.