Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

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The TATTLER themes must be read, themes must be cor- rected, themes must be typed. For that mat- ter, every single page has to be written, read, corrected, and typed. Finally the deadline is three weeks away. And what's done? No one seems to know or be able to find out! And the editors plod their weary way through the endless maze- themes, editorials, ads, jokes, mottoes, quo- tations, activities, mirrors , and anything that anyone might think should appear in the Tattler. Efverytbing passes through their hands. The deadline looms up-days away. Is the Tattler on the way? ls everything collected and typed? That, my dear friends, is a joke, a joke, that is! We have worked and worked and worked our way through red tape. This can't be done until that is, and that can't be done until someone hears from somebody-and did anybody write to some- body? Whew!!! Will the nightmare never end? We decide at this stage in the game that the deadline can't be met-so why should we worry? No one else seems to! Well, I guess we'd better give up and go home. The clock in the Main Room says 8: 30 and Caesar must fight his wars, and the Civil War is still waiting to be won-and we do require a few hours sleep-occasionally. That's the only trouble with this job-there are about five hours in the middle of the night when we haven't a thing to do but sleep! - NIARGARET IRISH '46 BETTY Russmst '47 We regret to report that in last year's Tattler the name of Pvt. Francis I-I. Elling- wood was not included in the list of those Rangeley boys who gave their lives for their country during World War Il. We extend our humble apology for this regrettable oversight. We would also like to announce the fact that, although Sayward E. Pillsbury could not graduate with his class in 1941, he has earned enough credits in the Army to enable him to receive his diploma in 1945. It is with great pleasure and pride that we announce that Priscilla Tibbetts of the class of 1942, now a student at Colby College, has been awarded the Phi Beta Kappa Key, the highest scholastic honor obtainable in any college. Q iw 5, lx yin gf i ,, iii, i , 4 - 2? ' 5?

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The TATTLER MYRTIE COLLINS Myrtic' She lighted a candle in the daytime, and went around saying, '1'rn looking for a man Basketball 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 23 Softball 1g Girls' Bas ketball Manager 3. COLIN CROCKER Coke ' Mun is the only animal that bluxhes or needs zo -especially when reminded of those lost weekends! CARLENE DAVENPORT U Carlene ' Be silent, for silence never betrays you Glee Club 1, 2. PAUL ELLIS Paul ' That indesrrihuble expression peculiar to people who hope they haven? been axle-ep, but know they have. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 4 Track team 3, 43 Captain Cross-Country Track Team 4 One-Act plays 1, 25 Senior Drama 45 Glee Club 4 Assistant Business Manager of Tattler 35 Business Man ager of Tattler 45 Student Council 2, 3, Business Mana get of Magazine Campaign 43 Manager of Boys' Basket ball team 45 Class President 4. 8