Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

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THE TATTLER 3 'hr 'EITHP1' EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief, Assistant Editor. Business Manager, Clarence Lamb '26 Sadie Tibbetts '27 Albert Loomis '26 Assistant Business MSI'-, Dilimml Hom' '27 Alumni Editor, Athletic Editor, Grinds Editors Beulah Tomlinson Albert Loomis '26 Senior, Gladys Steward Junigrl Dorothy Haley Sophomore, Ruth Haley Freshman, Martha Moulton Cartoonist, Maxcell Dunham '28 Dedication, 1 Table of Contents, 3 Editorial Board, 3 Senior Class Pictures, 5 Editorial staff, 9 Orchestra, 9 Basketball, 10 Baseball, 10 Literary, 11 Class Honor Parts, 16 Salutatory, 17 Class History, 13 Class Essay, 19 'ro the Faculty, ' 20 Music, 21 Locals. 22 Athletics, 24 Baseball, 25 Basketball, 25 Knocks, 27 Alumni, 32 Senior Mirror, 35 ESR , -15+ ,J 1 . 4 I V us lil ' vf . J lHf 7.ffIwr . i Xxx I .Mia 1 ' 12 N f 5 fiiif ' l 3' nt4K j:.T,:ii--'f lic 4 3 vf 'f W , . fl ' - j N 'wg ' I Iiffiwfr f 1' 1 55.1-, -ig-.3 -., fm.-L A ,,.'l ff 1 ,qi .24 - 21 'iff 1 :lv 1 I-i g 1 , nh all., L ,,'J If fi: .1 41,4 I - ':7'1-Zi- llfi f-1 5' X, l C ,-ft' ...ia n li ' -: ' I' 1 Qi QIII . a I 'K if H V I 'V .I 'II A .1 , F, X , . It a 4f2.E':-' ' HATDBAAL EDITORIALS The editorial board wishes at this time to express their gratitudeto all those who have contributed to the Tattler. We are very grateful to the advertisers without Whose aid we could not have hoped to finance this pa- per. Also we appreciate the help of the teachers, and of all those to whom we are indebted for our material, or have helped in any way to make this issue a success. For we' have tried to make it a success, and we hope that arbetter paper will be printed each year. Editor-in-Chief C. L. '26 10 PEP AND RANGELEY HIGH Pep is a slangy word but nevertheless it is sometimes very expressive. Every high school needs pep and Rangeley High is no exception. In this respect, pep means the spirit and snappiness with which school life moves. It includes school ac- tivities of every kind-athletics, dramatics,