Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

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1 Ii f'f'f 'fcI5?T 1f .l.---..,,- '1 S A ' Published by-the Students of Rangeley High School- Vol. XXII I The Commencement Number 9 No. l EDITORIAL some S 4 'i 'Q - Editor-in-Chief .Cynthia Beeh '38, Alumni Editor - Jeanne Taylor 39f Assistant Editor Teresa Madden '59 Exchange Editor ' Nelda Keep '58ly Business Manager William Ellis '3 Cartoonist . Lila Barter '59. Assistant Business Managers- Class Editors: ' ' .S , , Sylvia Wilcox '38 Senior a Hilda Stewart '38s W Constance Philbrick '39 4 Junior W Fannie Field '59 Athletic Editor fGirlsl Sophomore Gertrude Tibbetts '40 Barbara Moulton '58 - Freshman. ' lane Oakes '4ls4 Athletic Editor lBoysJ I ,' an y W ' Dlin Robbins '58 In past years the TATTLER has I WIMPROVEM NTS IN R? H- S- me s been a school affair, but this year it has been made a class affair be- tween the Juniors and seniors on tho basis of two-thirds profit for thefsoniors and one-third for the juniors. In this way the seniors will benefit and the juniors will have a start for next year. Along with our initials car- ved on the desks, and our names .written in the textbooks, we leave behind us this issue of the TATTLER as a remembrance. I ' We have endeavored to give to our readers a favorable impression of the class of 1938. We hope we have succeeded. We wish to thank the faculty for the help they have so willingd ly given us these past four years in all our undertakings. we also- wish to express our gratitude to the townspeople for their helpful , support in all our class activities.. Cynthia Beeh '38 5 Editor-in-chief The past year has seen many im-I provements and beneficial'additions ,e installed in-Rf H. S. , '- Mr. Ray Fox.Nstarted the ball rollingn by generously donating a set of Werner Encyclopedias which has A been a great asset to the school7lib-S rary.' At present the R. H. S. library consists of approximately ninety-two I books. These volumes contain non- fiction, biographies, and other edu4 cational literature. Shelves, for if these books, have been provided in - the English room. I I y Work was started last fall to improve the lot behind the high f school building. Plans were made for a skating rink to be built and later to provide better conditions for f track training and for girls! base-1 ball. h r I ' One of our most important imp - provements is that of remodeling 'the R. H. S. stage. .A portable b stage enables the audience to hear ', the speakers' voices more clearly