Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

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l6 Ytwsllfg' THE TA BASEBALL Y l are , 1 Q i , ! HE baseball Season of 1931 was not as successful as the previous year, Rangeley only being able to win three out of eight games played. The schedule was as follows: DATE R. H. S. OPP. Apr. 25, Rangeley vs. Phillips at Phillips 17 14 May 2 Rangeley vs. Kingfield at Kingtield 13 17 May 9, Rangeley vs. Strong at ' Strong 3 ll May 13 Rangeley vs. Stratton at Rangeley 13 6 May 20 Rangeley vs. Stratton at Stratton 32 11 May 23, Rangeley vs. Kingfield at Rangeley 6 10 May 25, Rangeley vs. S t r o n g at Rangeley 6 28 May 28, Rangeley vs. Phillips at Rangeley 15 22 Rangeley lost four men last year, namely: Huntoon, G. Prescott, Tomlinson, land Morton: with :these four positions open there twill be a chance for others th-is spring. With rt-hat thought in view, we hope to see a large number out to practice. The letiter men were: R. Huntoon R. Moulton E. Raymond R. Taylor G. Prescott J. Moulton M Taylor D. Morton G Tomlinson O. Hoar TTLER BASKETBALL N October 20 the first call for prac- tice went out, and it was discovered that some of our best men were ineligible. Our first team consisted of John Moulton, Capt.g Milford Taylor, Mgr.g Robert Tay- lor, Robert Moulton, and Robert Prescott. After the semester exams Emile Raymond, Ralplhi Haskell and Carl Wilbur joined us. October 16 the boys' class games were played. The Seniors defeated the Fresh- men 15-6 and the Juniors defeated the Sophomores 27-18. November 7' Strong came to Rangeley for the first league game of the season. After a close battle, Rangeley won by a score of 31-36. November 13 Rangeley went to Flagstaff where we won by a score of 7-21. fThe lunch after -the game was appreciated very much. l November 20 fthe High School played the Athletic Club. The High School won 25-29. This game was substituted for one scheduled with Kingfield. November 24 Flagstaff came to Rangeley to play the return game. VVe :were again victorious. The score was 13-28. December 5 Rangeley went to Kingfield and won by a score of 15-30. December 15 Kingfield came to Rangeley -to play the return game. We suffered our first loss, being beaten by a score of 24-18. January 8 Stratton cameto Rangeley to play the first game after Christmas vaca- tion. We won 12-42. ,lainuary 12 Rangeley went to Phillips where we were beaten by a score of 21-47. january 16 Rangeley went to Strong where we were again clefeafted by a score of 13-27. january 19 Phillips came to Rangeley for :the return game which we lost by a score of 16-22.' January Farmington. a team which is not in the league, came to Rangeley where me won by a 'score of 19-21. Two new men, Raymond and Haskell, were added to the team this game.

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THE TATTLER 15 ACTIVITIES ORCHESTRA HE High School Orchestra has been very fortunate in 'having for their instructor, Miss Priscilla Higgins, a grad- uate of Boston University. She 'has cer- tainly been very much. interested in the members and thas helped to make the orchestra a success. It is composed of six instruments: piano, Anna Koch, Marie Tibbettsg drums, Fredrich Harndeng vio- lins, Lyla Kane, Ruth Boulter, Earle Haley, and an accordion, Leroy Nile. They have played at Parent Teacher's meetings and other school activities, under the supervision of Miss Higgins. A. K., '32. GLEE CLUB THE Glee Club lhas been one of the most popular aotivities in Rangeley High School this year. It was organized by Miss Priscilla Hig- gins, -our music teacher, in September. At the first meeting the following officers were chosen: President . ....................... Ruth Boulter Secretary and Treasurer .......... Doris Kidder Rehearsals are held once a week at which songs are rehearm for coming programs. The Glee Club 'has sung several times at Assembly, Friday mornings. It has also presented musical numbers at Parent Teachers meetings. On the twenty-third of january, the Glee Club with Miss Pullen and Miss Higgins hiked to Gull Pond about two miles away. Everyone had a fine time. On the whole, the -study of music has been very interesting tlhiis year, thanks to Miss Higgins' expert management. D. K., '32. PRIZE SPEAKING LAST year, Anna Marchetti and George Prescott represented Rangeley in t-he prize speaking contest. Although both speakers did well, Rangeley did not bring home a cup. The Interscholastic Speaking Contest was 'held at Phillips last year. A. S., '32. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY THE Class of 1933 will present a drama on March 25, 1932, entitled A Bunch of Fun . They are lhoping it will meet with great success and it is to Miss Hagar that they extend grateful appreciation for ooaching it. CHARACTERS Rev. Stephen Grandon, D. D. Milford Taylor Mary Grandon, his wife Marie Tibbetts Martha Grandon, his sister Willa Tomlinson Christina, Swedish maid Louise Bruce Raymond Hunting, a live wire William Fowler Vera Matheson, baseball fan Jeanne Badger Nina Lee, a stage aspirant Mae Hawkhurst Cecily Moorland, the mandolin girl Frances Hayford Sylvia Stewart, the dancing girl Harlene Badger Lynn Lockwood, takes off his face Ralph Haskell Alice Hunting, the entertaining girl Nellie Ross Murray Kent, the college playwright Philip Keep Tacks Mulford, a football star Emile Raymond Mrs. Selina Blair, a parish pest Ruth Boulter R. B. and IV. T., '33. -SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE Senior Class presented their drama, Engaged by Wednesday , December 11, 1931, at Oakes and Badger's Hall. The Seniors appreciate the kind patronage of the town people who helped to make their drama a success. Tlhey are also very grate- ful to Miss Hanscom, who coached them. CHARACTERS Martin Henry, the laziest man in town John Moulton Arthur Watson Eugene Vaughn Jack Montell Hinkley Ted Omer Hoar Dick Robert Prescott Miss Abigail Persons, a woman of ideas Arlene Sprague Mrs. Watson, a gentle person Lucille Persons Marie Jane Mabel Mary, Martin Henry's auntg sons' First Girl Second Girl First Gypsy Second Gypsy Mildred VVentworth Nadina Marchetti Doris Kidder Lyla Kane Wilma Robbins cook at the Per- Anna Koch Hilda Ross Doris Grant Merlene Gile Darleen Hinkley M. G., 32.

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