Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

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We, the Editorial Board of the 1949 Tattler, respectfully dedicate this, the thirty-third issue, to Mr. and Mrs. Owen Durgin in appreciation oi their constant interest in school activities.

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TI-IE T TTLER VOLXXXHI I D THE CORIMYBIRICEMERTTIIIUMBBR I - Nifi a EDITORIAL BOARD A SEATED, fleft to rightl: Betty Vetrill, Janet Johnson, Reta Seeley, Margaret Lamb, Sylvia Hunt, Rita Porter, Myron Herrick, Virginia Philbriclc, STANDING: Natalie Steward, Geraldine Swain, David Hinckley, Neal Edwards, Patricia judlcins. EDITORIAL BOARD Co-Editors-in Chief h RITA PORTER ,49 SYLVIA HUNT ,49 Assiftant Editor MARGARET LAMB '50 Business Manager PATRICIA JUDKINS '49 Assixlant Manager DAVID HINKLEY ,Sl Athletic Editor fGirls,J JANET JOHNSON '49 ' Athletic Editor iBoys'l NEAL EDWARDS '49 Dramatic: Editor MR. LAMB, Faculty Alumni Editor GERALDINE SWAIN ,49 Cartoonist MYRON HERRICK ,49 Typist: BETTY VERRILL '49 - VIRGINIA PHILBRICK ,49 - NATALIE STEWARD 49

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IN ADIDIQECIATI N After twenty-one years of faithful service as superinten- dent of the Rangeley schools and Union No. 37, Mr. Irish last fall was forced to resign because of ill health. A firm believer in the dignity of the individual, he always main- tained a helpful and co-operative attitude toward his tea- chers and was ever concerned for their welfare and for that of the schools. A progressive thinker, he was well aware that man is but a reed, the most feeble thing in nature, but a thinking reed. All our dignity con.sists in thought. By it we must ele e ourselves, and not by space and time which we cannot' ll. Minds are not conquered by love and gen- erosity. And it is thus that we think of Arthur Irish, as we wish hirn and Mrs. Irish, and Margaret and Iimmy the best of luck in the years to come.