Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

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If . yt . lc V . . ' Balph Jacquesl. .Q ' 4 lieth, Mull 'w'. , ' 'Oh, would I were dead now ,' ' Or up in my bed now, h B 1 To cover my head now, . - y ,,5,,, B B ' And have a good sleep.V' - , ,E7 ' JWI9-P5'.wf Baseball 2, 5, 43 Class drama 5,543 County one-act Plays 5,i4g'Class7one7act 1 plays 35 Student Council. Q 4 it 2 ,' 7, ,,,,wQ, A f' M Arnold Johnson 2 od- , 'BIBA5 Vflfl ' 'yr 'He is at no end of his actions blast y 'k'o I as Whose ends will make him greatest and notfbest.Wi -Tr k 5 4' Cla s drama 5 4' Basketball 5 4' Vice President 2 PubliclSpeaka ac 9 2 S l I Q lr 9 A, D Y r ing 5, 45 Cross Country 2. 5 5 ,5 Y '- B V 4 Nelda Keep W W V A ' WShe who trifles with all, K Is less likely-to fall- A B , ' Than she who but trifles with onegn 5 One-act Play 5, 45 Home Ec Club lg Glee Club 5g Class Editor 9 High Spots 5, 4, Class drama 43 Student Council 43 Exchange Editor of Tattler-4. A 5 m . Barbara Moulton Q 2 ' . 5 y 4 Q 5 WThe very room, coz she was in . f- Seemed warm.from floor to ceilin9.W T Basketball 43 Baseball 2, 5, 4g Sec'y. and Trees. 2, 43 Athletic Editor of Tat- tler 4g.Class Editor of High Spots 45 Class Drama 5,,4gr0ne+act Plays 2, 5, 4, Olin Robbins 5 at 5 . ' 5f L . ' Twas good advice, and meant, My Son, be good.n A 5 o i Basketball 5, 43 Baseball 4, Track 41 Qlass one-act plays 2, 4, Class Drama 5g Student Council 45 Athletic Editor of Tattler 5, 4, Athletic Assfn. Trees. 4. f Hilda Stewart' , A' 5 2 2 ' t 5 WOh, the heart is a free and a fetterless thing,' B B A wave of the ocean, a bird on the wing!n,5 X' Q at Track 1, 3, 45 Basketball 5, 43 Baseball 2, 5, 4g,Student Council 2, 5, Senior Class Editor, Tattler 45 Class Trees. 1, ' . 5 B A Silvia Wilcox -I V ' V - '. Hwy tongue within my lips Itreign, 2 B5 B 4 ' V For who talks much m st talk in vain.' , , n A , Baseball l, 2, 5, 43 Basketball 2, 5, 4, Student Council 5, 4, Pres, of Stu- dent Council 4, Ass't. Manager of Tattler 45 Captain of Baseball-Teamw4Q,5 5 ' V LIFE 2 Life is a leaf of paper white 5 'l Whereon each one of us may writer 5 I His word or two, and than comes night. Greatly beginll Though thou have time But for a line, be that sublime---' 2, - Not failure, but low aim is crime. ' f' ' ' JQ 2 B 5Jamss Russell Lowellly

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