Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1951 volume:

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' T '-V - --' ' A sf' '1 -'fi-V - V- .V -4- ff V ,V ,ggif-51 -'1:5V1V?V'Q19'f lf. ,VS.if?f1 , QKQE3? V 3 -,:',1 5i4 .'f'1 'ENS ,f ,557 ' ' ' ' '5 VL 'f --. VV?- -- VV -H V .1-L.-. 415- - ,R-QS19' . 'Y Q6 509001, 1em9G?'X'?j XXX Vol. XXXV THE COMMENCEMENT NUMBER No. 1 KI Il I , . DOC GRAN T S ar A 5TH ANNUAL 'X I Q ,qQ, QA 4 DOLL CARRIAGE - 3 A PARADE and 1 c:H1LDREN's DAY ,AQ-A - - SATVRDAY, AUGITST 11, 1951 Q. Rzmgeley Lakes, Maine Childrcrfs Parade at 10:00 A.M. Doll Carriage Parade at 2 : 30 P.M. f 4 For Entry Blanks Write Ann Taylor - Rangeley, Me. Winner-1950 Doll Carriage Parade DOC G-RANT'S RESTAURANT, RANGELEY, MAINE Table of Contents Tattler Staff Dedication Editorials Seniors Underclassmen Athletics Activities Dramatics Literary Exchanges Alumni Advertisements The TATTLER 'I'A'l l'I,ER BOARD l l'0lll row. lc-ft to right: Billy Churvhill. jzunvs Souvie. David Portvr. Paul Fic-lcl. Holm Loc-. Jl'IlIlil' HOIIIIIIII. Burk row: Gerry Nfurphy, Betty Grunt. Louisa LIIIIIIJ. Ecldiv Rivh. Dick M:II'Ix'I'r. Dick Johnson. Milfy' VVIIIIQIIIIS. lfrlilm -In-Clzivf A.I'.II.II11I1f ffdffol B1l.IfIli'.I',I' Alrznagrz' :1.v.I'i.I't11I1I BIz.vi1zf'.I'.v Jxflllllllffl' Alumni Editor lf,X'l'llI1lIQ4' lfditm' Sjmztx lfdilm' fGi1'1x'j .S'jImlx l:'11I'lm flioyfj EDITORIAI. BOARD PAH, Fll'1I.IJ IJAVIIJ PORII-QI: ' RICIIARII M,,xc:II'IcIz RICIIARII .loIINscmN I.0IIIsIc I,.nIIs CJERALIJINIQ MI'RI'IIX' ISI-1T'I'Y fill.-XN'I' RoIzIaIz'I' I,IaIa Y1,I'f1i,Itx .ll'1NNIl-1 I'I01.n1AN '51, Mmm' xvlI,I,l.-XNIS '5l. l5II.I.Y CTIII'I4c:IIII.I, Page Three ANNAIII-LLLIQ ELLIS ,SIL EIIIIIIQ: RIc:II '3I 3 3l 9343 gn SI 535 I-, ll I . '52 fbecficalian ELYNOOD A. ALLEN Primvijzal, 1947-1950 In a spirit of sinccrc apprvciation for his sympathctic and inspiraticmal leadership, for his many personal kindnesscs, and for his tirclcss cilorts to make Rangclvy High Z1 better school for us, its mcmhc-rs, wg- grate- fully dvdiratv this. thx' thirty-Hfth, issue of thc' Tattlvr. EDITORIAL Last September when the doors of Rangeley High School opened for the current year, the student body was confronted by many new faces among the faculty. As Mr. Allen, the former principal had resigned suddenly just prior to the reopening of school in order to accept the Su- perintendency at Phillips, there was a new prin- cipal, Mr. Lawrence Stuart. The Shop had a new supervisor, Mr. Harold Huston, and Home Economics was headed by Miss Virginia Stevens. The teaching of languages was in the hands of Miss Gloria Hall, and Miss Ellanore Edwards was the new seventh grade teacher. The Com- mercial department was in charge of Mr. Doug- las Blanchard, who was to be the coach of bas- ketball, also. There was even a new janitor, Earl Williams, who was to be replaced in the spring by Kenneth Dahne. There were other changes besides those of faculty replacements. Early in the fall a Student Council was formed to assist the principal in working out school problems with greater effec- tiveness. Delegates to this Council are as fol- lows: Frances Steward and Ronald Edwards, freshmen, Annabelle Ellis and Earle Fletcher, sophomores, Louise Lamb and David Porter, juniors, Jennie Holman and Richard Maclvcr, seniors, Maryland Steward and Gary Priest, junior high. One of the first problems con- sidered by the Council was that of the dailv reci- tation program. It was felt that it would be more desirable to have a rotation program but one not exactly the same as the one commonly in use. A plan was finally devised whereby the school day was shortened by forty-five minutes, each day's program was different throughout any given week but every week was uniform, and the entire set-up was in keeping with State law. At first the students were a bit bewildered and many were not in favor of adopting it, but the Council decided to give it a try-out for a week. At the end of that week the students found that it had many advantages and on Oc- tober 9 the new system was acknowledged as final. Throughout the year the Council has settled several financial and social problems and has aided materially in making the year a much bet- ter one than it would otherwise have been. DAVID Ponrim '52 EDITORIAL The years have seen a procession of Tattlexs come and go, and there goes on forever in each of them the annual plea for an adequate gym and auditorium. We can only add our poor plea again this year, as the need still exists and always will until something is done about it. Indeed, the need becomes more imperative with each passing year. Everyone realizes that we do not have sufficient space for basketball games, for banquets, for dances, or for the proper staging of dramatics. It is not only for these functions as they pertain to the school but as they would be utilized and appreciated by various town or- ganizations that a Community Building is needed. Also, as a summer resort, Rangeley is a logical place for many outside conventions to hold forth. Some already do, but under cramped and crowded conditions. Others would bring business to the region had we the room for them to hold forth in! With sufficient space Rangeley could serve as host to the annual basketball tournament and to the preliminaries of the State Drama Tournament, to mention only a few cen- ters of interest. We could go on endlessly, list- ing the benefits and advantages to be derived from such a building, but our readers already know them well. So we will content ourselves with a great deal of wishful thinking, knowing that we are keeping our consciences clear by once more putting this plea in print for all to see and be lightly reprimanded by! PAUL Fn-:Ln '51 The TATTLER RUSSELL BOUTILIER Boot A word to the wise is suficient. Basketball 1, 2g One-Act Plays 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Cralt Club 3, 45 Commercial Club 3g Travel Club 3. WILLIAM CHURCHILL Bill Cheerful company shortens the mile. Transferred from Farmington High, Operetta 3, Glee Club 35 Orchestra 35 Art Club 35 Commercial Club 3g One-Act Play 45 Senior Play 3, 4, Tattler 45 Junior Prom Com. 3g Best Actor 4. GEORGE DUNHAM Bill Absence makes the heart grow fonder of someone else. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 4, Varsity Club 3, Commercial Club 3. PAUL FIELD Clem There is a tide in the ujairs of men, Which taken at the flood, leads on to fortune. Valedictorian, Editor of Tattler 4g One-Act Play 1, 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4g Cheerleader 43 Crafts Club 3, 43 Photogra- phy Club 3. Page Eight KATHLEEN GRAY Fats To sit alone with my conscience will be judgment enough for me. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 33 One-Act Plays 1, 25 Senior Three-Act Play. DAVID HINKLEY Hink A dollar is a dolhzr wherever it may come from- Student Legislature 23 Photography Club 3. JENNIE HOLMAN Peanut' When the candles are out all women are fair. Fourth Honor Part, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 3 Captain 4 5 One- Act Plays l, 2, 3 3 Photography Club 3, Commercial Club 35 Softball l, 2, 3, Candidate for Carnival Queen 2, 35 Treasurer of Class 1, 2, Secretary of Class 4g Tattler 4, Glee Club lg Student Council 45 Varsity Club 25 Senior Three-Act Play. RAYMOND HOLMAN Bunk If we do meet again, why, we shall smile, If not, why then this parting was well made. Commercial Club 3g Art Club 33 Ski Club 3. Page Nino The TATTLER The TATTLER ROBERT LEE Oscar God made me, and therefore let me pass for a man. Basketball 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Baseball 3, 45 Track 35 Sports Editor Tattler 45 Commercial Club 3, Transfer from Wallingford, Vt. RICHARD MacIVER Kiver Laugh and the world laughs with youg Cry and you cry alone. Salutatoryg Tattler Board 3, 45 One-Act Play 3, 4, Art Club 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Pres. Student Council 45 Class Pres. 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Three- Act Play. JOHN MacPI-IERSON Scot Must I leave this pleasant spot? Education I have not. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 One-Act Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 35 Commercial Club 35 Varsity Club 35 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Carnival King Candidate 2, 35 Senior Three-Act Play. GERALDINE MURPHY Gary If music be the food of love, play on. Third Honor Partg Senior Three-Act Playg One-Act Play lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Clubg F.H.A. 35 Bas- ketball 3, 45 Softball 45 Secretary 3. Page Ton ROY WEST Peck I Love and Live. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 35 One-Act Plays 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, Crafts Club 3, 45 Senior Three-Act Play, Cheerleader 4. MARY WILLIAMS Mary Nature's above art in that respect. One-Act Plays 1, 2, 35 Basketball lg Cheerleading 2, 3, Softball 3, Senior Three-Act Play. The TATTLER CLASS OF 51 Seniors! It .seems incredible! After our long hard struggle over a period of twelve years we've finally made it! We started the year by electing the following officers: president, Richard Mac- Iverg Vice President, john MacPherson 3 secre- tary-treasurer, Jennie Holman. We were again represented well in both boys' and girls' basketball. Jennie Holman and Gerry Murphy have done a swell job representing the Seniors. The following boys also did a grand job, displaying fine competition with the best of schools: John MacPherson, Richard Maclver, Page Eleven Billy Dunham, Robert Lee, and Roy West. We also presented an unusual play, Sub- merged, directed by Mr. Lamb with the fol- lowing cast: Billy Churchill, who was the lead- ing actor of the night, John MacPherson, Rus- sell Boutlier, Richard Maclver, Roy West, and Paul Field. 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Second row: Linwood Dennison. jay Hoar. Clayton Philbrielt. Eddie Rich. Dick Johnson. Stanley Eustis. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY This year the juniors have gone political in a big way, having had not only elections but also reelections. For the first part of the year our officers were: president, Oneida Wilkinsg vice- president, Dick Stanchfieldg treasurer, David Porterg secretary, Louise Lamb. When the second semester rolled around, we were otlicered as follows: president, Dick Stanchfieldg vice- president, Dick johnsong treasurer, Ernest Stew- ardg secretary, Louise Lamb. At Christmas we sponsored the annual party for the student body, not a money-making pro- position but an opportunity to be in the true spirit of the season and spread cheer. Plans are now being formulated for the annual junior Prom, which this year will be held on May llth It is being predicted that the event will be one Page Thirteen of the best Proms Rangeley has seen for some time. Our class was well represented in basketball, as we provided Clayton Philbrick and Big joe McLafIerty for the first string, with Dick johnson bringing up the rear! In the interclass games we finished third. In the interclass One-Act Play Contest we presented Minnie Field with a cast made up of all boys, some of whom had never trod the boards before. We found there were embryonic, incipient, and potential Thespians in our midst! We tied with the sophomores for second place. Next year we hope to continue to be a credit to Rangeley High when we shall lead all the rest as the honored seniors. CLAYTON PHILBRICK '52 DICK IIOI-INSON '52 The TATTLER SOPHOMORE CLASS Front row. left to right: Phyllis Thompson. Peter Oakes. Anna Belle Ellis, Lorraine West Mary Brackett. Betty Grant, John Eustis. Dottie Miller. Second row: Rully Rowe. Kenwood Beckwith. Paul Davis, Donald Philbrick. Archie Ross. George Brooks. Dottie Morton. Joan Seeley. Back row: Philip Poland. Luther Hoar. Charles Raymond. Fred Carlton, Earle Flet- cher. Bob Eustis. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The Sophomores began their second year at Rangeley High with 21 members. They elected the following officers for the year: president. Anna Belle Ellisg secretary, Lorraine lN'est: treasurer. Mary Brackett. On the 15th of September we got after the Freshmen and gave them a rough time for their Freshman Initiation. Soon after. we started work on our 2nd An- nual Cabaret, which we held November 'lrd at the R.H.S. Gym. YVe were successful in that and so our hopes rose and we started plans for another dancefthe Shamrock Ball, remember? That was held M3I'Cll I7 at the Lodge Hall with Brackleyls Orchestra supplying the music. lVe are thinking about another dance and some food sales. l'Ve want to thank all those who have made our year so successful. ANNA BELLE E1,I,is '53 Page Fourteen Q The TATTLEB FRESHMAN C LASS Front row. lcft to right: Runicc Fm-lch. Patsy Sta-ward. Junc Cray. Ronnie' Edwards. l'lI'RlIll'ii Stcwzircl. xlozuu-ttc Copp. Ada lfic-ld. Ruth Scrihne-r. Scconcl row: livvcrly Raymond. llohnnn l t-rguson. Dick Quimby. Dalritl Copp, Ann Ircrs. llzlrlcn Lawrcncc. Sonnic licckwith. Jan'- llozxr. Ct-orgc llnlvy. Back row: Rziylnoncl Lamb. Ralph lYhitc-. Ralph lic-rry. Billy Huttcrhclcl. Willis Ross. Donulrl Stuart. -Iinuuy Soucic. FRESI-IMAN CLASS HISTORY Scplcxuhcr, l95U. liouncl zinothcr group of girls and hoys cntcring thc Frcslnnun Class ol' Rzmgc- lcy High. Onc hcurs niuch about vcrtlant Frcsh- tncn, hut thc uicaning is not clcar until you hc- coinc ont- of tlu-ui. XXI- wcrc sonicwhat rclicvctl of our lligh School lit'1ll'S. whcn wc lcarnccl that hir. lVlartin. our lat-loved vighth grudc tcachcr. was to tczlch Civics to thosc Frcslnucn who chosc that suhjcct. Ht' has hccn 21 hclp. not only ,ts at tcztchcr. hut also us an advisor to us this your. 'l'hc sccond wcck ol school wus Frcsluuzin lni- Page Fifteen tintion, which wc ull tlrczxtlccl--'oi' clitl uc? No. wc cnjoyccl it as much as thc othcr classcs in High School. sincc it was confinccl to fun and joltcs. 'l'hc girls had onc siclc of their hair in pin curls and thc othcr sidc loosc. 'l'hcy worc hats of vcgctahlc crcation, pzijanias with aprons ovcr thcni, pups-r hugs on thc-ir fcct. and carriccl corn cob pipc-s. No inakc-up was allowcd. 'l'hc hoys worc night gowns and night cap: with plcnty of llldlil'-lllj. Continued on page I8 The TATTLER EIGHTH GRADE First row. left to right: Joe VVest. Lorraine Spiller. Marshall Swain. Diek WVentzell. Jamey MeClail'erty. Josephine Mills. Aliee Ivers. Second row: Boyd Berry. Sandra Holman. jaelaie lfox. Betty Haley. Peggy Thompson. Jimmy York. Third row: Gary Priest. Blaine Mason. Bobby Dennison. EIGIITH GRADE HISTORY The eighth grade has had a successful year under the guidance of our teachers. Miss Reeves. Miss Edwards. Miss Stevens, Mr. Mar- tin. and Mr. Houston. The class ofjficers at the beginning ol' the year were james Mel,afTerty, president: lliekie Wlentzell, vice-president: .Io- sephine Mills. seeretary: Marshall Swain. trea- surer. During the year these oflficers were re- plaeed so that now we have Sandra Holman. president: .Iosephine Mills. viee-president: james York, secretary: Betty Haley, treasurer. Gary Priest was voted by the class to be on the Stu' dent Couneil. ln Home Economics we have made dresses. skirts. and blouses: in Industrial Arts the outstanding projeet has been a hot dog master, Mcmst of the girls belong to the Glee Club where we sing under the direction of Miss Reeves. The boys do wood working in the Hob- by Club. We were all very proud of Josephine Nlills and Rose lielisle when they won a cup at the Farmington Musie Festival. The girls have had Physical Education under the instruction of Miss Edwards. who is now teaching us to danee. The boys have done a good job this year in basketball. In the tournament between the fifth, sixth. seventh. and eighth grades. the eighth grade beat the sixth grade quite badly. The fifth gave the seventh quite a scare before they finally bowed. ln the Consolation between the fifth and sixth the latter won easily. The final between the seventh and eighth was a thriller. The eighth led at the half 6-5 with the seventh leading at the end of the third quarter l5-9. Then Gary Priest came in to try to help out his team and the eighth won by the score of I9-17, As the .Iunior High will not have baseball, some of the boys are going to practice with the High School. NVQ' had five cheer leaders this year- -.Iosephine Mills. Sandra Holman, Nancy Sehildburg. Mickey Steward. and Lurene Ross. Miss Edwards did a wonderful job eoaehing them! .IACQVI-:LINE Fox ,55 Page Sixteen The TATTLER SEVENTH GRADE Front row. left to right: Gerald Wilbur. Virginia Haley. Nancy Schildberg. Janice Quimby. Mari-Lynn Stewart. Nancy Stuart. Rose Belisle. Second row: Raymond Belisle, Eleanor Hink- ley. Alice Quimby. Patsy Wilcox. Eileen Gopp. Guy Haines. Back row: Ronald Boutiliel. Ronald Haines. john Hinkley. Gene Murphy. Royal Haines. SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY Having graduated from the building across the street, we entered the brick high school building with a feeling of pride and interest. At first. to our dismay, we had no desks or chairs. but had to sit on benches. However, after a while, our new desks and chairs arrived and we felt much better. Our teachers were Miss Edwards, Miss Stevens. Miss Reeves, and Mr. Martin. Our class numbered twenty-four at the beginning of the year but we have slimmed down to eighteen now. We have had wonder- ful times in the gym playing volley ball. basket- Page Seventeen ball, and other games. We also had some en- joyable parties at Hallowe'en, Christmas, and Valentine's. We have joined many Clubs and have been instructed in Physical Education. l'Ve have been taken to Phillips for dental care and to Farmington for eye examinations. W'e are now trying to learn to dance and have learned how to waltz, fox trot. and do square dances. Our year has been a happy one and it is our hope that we can all stay together as we con- tinue our education. The TATTLER Freshman Class History Continued from page I5 Both girls and boys had class teams for bas- ketball. In the inter-class games both boys and girls lost, but they were good sports. The girls all had a chance to play in public games. The ones most enjoyed by the Freshmen were those with Andover and Mexico. Much credit is due the coach, Miss Hall, for our good times in this sport. Some of the boys were on the J.V. Team. The One-Act Play, Wilbur's Wild Night, was given in competition with the other three classes. Here, again, Miss Hall coached us. Her patience was endless, although some of us won- dered how it could last. The results were not too bad, considering we were F reshmen-so wc were told. As this paper goes to press, we are to have 11 Square Dance at the Lodge Hall. We do hope it is a success, as this is our only remaining chance of increasing our Hnances this year. As Freshmen, we want to thank the upper classes for their kindness to us, also we appre- ciate the patience and understanding of all of our teachers. R. SCRIBNER '54 Pege Eighteen The TATTLEB lfront row. left to right: Joey M1'l.al'l'n'i'ty'. Clayton Philbrick. Donald Philbrirk. Holm l,t':'. john Mat'l'ht'rson. Gvorgt' Brooks. Svcond row: lvlanauvr VVillis Ross. llarlvn l,awrc'nrz'. liilly Dunham. Dirk Mai'ly1'r. Dirk Johnson. l rm'd Carlton, Earlt' l li'tt'hm'r. Coarh Douglas lllan- vhard. BOYS, ISASKE'l'15AI.l. 'l'hc' 19511-1951 haskvtluill svason got nndvi way with a now coach. Dong' lllanvhard. and a tvani that was loadvd with x't'tt'rans. As r'x't'ry- hody was nvw to thc' coavh as liar as playing wvnt. ht' drillvd and prac'tic't'd thi' hoys and turnt'd out a pcm't'r1'u1 starting' livv. with a good lTt'Ilt'll that was 1it'arm'd hy most c'oac'hc's. ln tht' lirst ganic' ol' tht' yvar Rangvlvy showvd sonit' of its scoring and clt'h'i1six't' powvr hy t'l'llNl1lI'1L Stratton 51-21. and from that point on Rangt'li'y VVQIS Ill'Yt'1' p1'l'SSt'Cl. Rangt'h'y had four on tht' starting iivt' that ax'1'ragc'tl six h'4't and controllvd inost of th. boards. with l.itth' lov. a last and aggrt'ssix'c' 1021111-111311. svtting up plays. As for rt'1'monnds. john Maru hanlvd in mort' than 75'2. and that invans a lot to any coach. Rangvlvy wvnt through Imagine' play undi- l'c'att'd for tht- svcond t'onst'c'ntiyt' yt'ar. :Xt tht- vad ol' thc' rcgnlar svason Rangvlvy had an incrvclihlt' rvcord. with c'l4'yc'n wins and ont' loss, tht' lattvr lowing dealt by Farmington. XXI' playvd ont' oxhihition gains' at tht- Farin- ington ci01llI1lIllllty Hall with tht' Statt' 'lil'Zll'l1t'lS .l.V.'s. losing hy a slini nina' points. 'l'o gvt mori- t'xpt'rit'nci' on tht' largt' courts. wt' sc'h4'dult'd a svrinnnagc' with Stvphvns High. 'll0lIl'fl2lIIlt'I1I tinit' faint' onci' again and Rangt'lc'y was a top c'ontt'ndi'r. or as ont' coarh said. 'l'ht' only tt'a1n l fvar is Rangt'lt'y. 'lihi' Connty 'l'onrm'y provvd to hc' thrilling for tht- sp1't'tators, as thvrt' wort' sonu' closc' ganws right down to tht' wirv. ln tht' first ganu' Rangvlvy routrd Kinglivld for thc' third tinit' in as many invvtings. ln thi' 801111-llIli1lS wt' wvrt' up against c'oinpt'tition wc' Page Twenty hadn't encountered before and lost 34-24. In the State Classic, the following week, we were rated second and hoped to go through this tour- ney. We played Standish at 9:30 in the morn- ing in what proved to be a thriller, with Range- ley putting on the heat in the last three minutes of play. In the semi-finals Rangeley couldn't do anything right and lost to West Paris 45-36. Four of the first Eve went out via the foul route. We wish to thank our coach for spending so much time with the team, and also the towns- people for the great support they gave us. Sunday Telegram League Rangeley Stratton 22 51 Phillips 19 29 New Sharon 29 72 Strong 30 55 Stratton 21 53 Kingiield 30 38 Farmington 34 31 Phillips 19 I 29 New Sharon 27 47 Farmington 33 45 Kingfield 24 42 Strong 20 70 Small Schools Tournament Rangeley Standish 37 39 West Paris 45 36 Franklin County Tourney Rangeley Kingfield 32 50 Jay 34 24 Farmington 41 3 7 All-Star Game Rangelcy All-Stars 35 72 Totals Opp. 530 820 Individual Scoring C. Philbrick 199 R. Lee 179 J. MacPherson 96 D. Philbrick 92 Page Twenty-Ono The TATTLER J. MacLafferty 91 G. Brooks 66 R. Maclver 56 E. Fletcher 13 E. Carlton 6 G. Dunham 3 D. Johnson 15 H. Lawrence 4 FATHER-AND-SON GAME At the second annual father-and-son game, the mothers and daughters were invited for added attraction. Everybody knew the boys were too powerful for the fathers and of course the old ladies just couldn't withstand the test of their spry and scrappy daughters. In the first game the girls and the mothers came out and a cheer went up that almost took the top of the gym off. The mothers were dressed in men's pajamas, or were supposed to be, while the girls were in three-cornered pants, a good place for them! In the Hrst half the mothers looked a bit green and out of place, but in the second half they began to roll, even on the Hoor. The referees, John and Bob, as the girls said, were unfair . And the mothers said, They did a swell job. The mothers won. In the second contest before the packed house of 400 or thereabouts the fathers were pitted against the sons. The fathers, you under- stand, wanted a fair and clean game and so went to work and imported a referee from the N.B.A. What a character! He had a long pointed nose, and glasses, the couldn't see any- wayj, and a gun no less. At the start of the game the ref stood at midcourt with the ball, a good sized one at that - about 34 inches around. The boys were held scoreless by the fathers and sometimes by the imported ref, who was soon to be exported. At the end of the game, come to find out, both the mothers and fathers went home victorious. Proceeds were used to finance the banquet given for the teams. Bon LEE '51 The TATTLER Front row. left to right: Lorraine West. Dottie Morton. Anna Belle Ellis. Jennie Holman. Archie Ross. Rufliy Rowe. Mary Brackett. Second row: Coach Gloria Hall. Beverly Raymond. Patsy Steward. Ann Ivers. Phyllis Thompson. Gerry Murphy. Back row: Ada Field. Ruth Scribner. Jeanette Copp. Francis Steward. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Although they didn't quite win the League Cup. the Rangeley Lassies had a good season under the tutelage of their new coach, Miss Gloria Hall. They are most appreciative of the time and help she gave them. A squad of sixteen girls appeared for the first practice. There were nine veterans and seven new members from the freshman class, who proved to he a great asset to the team. During scrimmage one day it was discovered that one ol the guards was an excellent shot and so for the rest of the season Anna Belle Ellis alternated hetween guard and forward positions as the lluctuating emergencies of the game dictated. By the process of graduation Jennie Holman and Gerry Murphy will be lost to next year's team. hut with scorers like Ada Field and Ruth Scrib- ner coming up. Rangeley High stands a very good chance of having a winning team when the season opens next December. Gamer Played Wle Opponents 28 Stratton 50 Phillips 47 New Sharon 39 Strong .35 Stratton 34 Kingrield 46 Phillips 31 Kingfield 54 Strong 47 Mexico 81 Andover Individual Scoring Sally Rowe Jennie Holman Ada Field Anna Belle Ellis Lorraine West Ruth Scribner Gerry lNIurphy Frances Steward BETTY 147 1211 39 23 111 9 8 6 GRA They NT '53 2.5 32 23 19 22 39 27 36 45 41 51 Page Twenty-Two Y. BASK1i'l'B,-Xl.l. The TATTLER l'l'UIlI row loft to Vlglllf ll0IlIllK' luclwxlrcls. l'll'l'Cl Carlton. XN'illis Ru s, liilly li11ttc'1'fivlml. lizxvl-. l'llWZ llulm liuwtis. ll2ll'll'Il l,1uvr4-m-v, Ralph Whitc. llzxrlz' l'llI'IL'lll'lk. l'cu'1' Oulu-s. Cfuxxvlm llvnry Mzxrtin. Q' 9,4 .J S- -H JUNIOR HIGH l5ASKli'I'l5Al,I. l l'ont row. 11-ft to rinht: lilnin Maxon. jmm-s Mc'l,z1ilR-rty. jimmy York. Dick W4-nm-ll. Runnin limxtilivr, jon- NNI-st. liuycl llvrry. Gary Privst. Burk row: Ray Bc-lislv. Runnin- ll2llIll'S. Cluuclx llvury Martin, lN12lIl2lUi'l' liolm Dvnnison. Illllllllly llninos Page Twenty-Three The TATTLEB ISASEIS.-Xl,l, lllxl 11111, lm-ll In 112111: Rc11111l1l l'lLlNV2Il'llN. ll111'lz111 l.2IVN'l'l'll4'l'. l'1llI'l l'1ll'l1'llI'l'. limlcliv Ri1'l1. liolx l.1-1-. llirlx -l11l111so11. l':l'lll'Al SIl'NN'ill'Ql. .lucy M1'l.z1ll'1-Hy. S1'1'11111l row: Ralph YYl11I1'. lillly lllllIK'l- 111-lml. Willix Russ. tlllllll lW12It'l,l11'l'SUIl. lJ1n1a1l1l l'l11llJri1'k4 Dirk Nl:11'Ix'1'1', cllllfllill l'l11ll11'11'k. 5t:111l1-1' l'l11sI1:-. l5il1yIJ1111l111111. 93?-1 SOlf'l'li.Xl.l. l'lINl ww. lvll lu Illllli .xllil l i1-I1l. Sully Rowzz .Xrmlis Russ. Mins ll:1ll llIu.11'l11. .xllll lu-1s. liwllx N11111u11. lilllll S1'I'lllIll'l'. S1'1'1111ml row: li1kx'1'l'ly Rilf'IIl4lIlCl. fl1'l'l'Y Mlll' Jlly. Xlzury lS1'a11'lx1-lt. l lllulllx lI1u11111s1111. ,XllIl1llH'llt' lillis. -ll'IHlll' llilllllilll. 11111111 Svvlvy. Patsy Sle'w:11'cl. l'll'lllll'lN Stvw- .IItl. PageTwenty- Four The TATTLER - sig F ,YQFX gy ' ' my if, xx sv' 1 ' , . 4 ' g x A S Q1 CH EERLEADERS s X 5 I my I ,- . as J 'sv 'S SKS First row. le-ft to right: Dick Quimby. Betty Grant. Paul Fivld. jimmy Souviv. Si-coml row: Rny NVQ-st. joan Sc-vlvy. Norman Brvkwith. Miss Edwards Klonrhi. Page Twenty-Five The TATTLEB S'l'L'DIiN'l' LIOUNCIII. lfrsmt ruw. la-ft lu right: l,uuiss- I.:ul1h. .lm-nrmiv llulmzm. Dirk M1u'Ix'm'. .Xrmrmlu-llv Iillix, Hzwl. Um-imln Wilkins. ' S.XI I1'l'Y I'.X'I'ROl, ww: S. K.. .Mlxlwr l,41wrz-m's- Stuart. Mlvky Sta-ward. I'I'LlIl1'lS St:-wunl. Dzlvici I'm'tm-r. Lnrx' l'.I'Ulll HIM. lvll hm riullli .Xlirv Ixvrs. Iivlly Hnlvy. Uzny Pri:-st mlfzlI1t.L .'U5l'IJlliIll' Niilix f N P 1 l QJIIJY. . -ldtkll' ll-wx, S.nmlrn lltbllllllll. lialrk row: .Ia-fry xxllllllll 151511 ls'l'l'y. lflvm I' Hinklr-5. lilzuin Manson. Ml. Martin. Pr-may ,l.h0lllIJS0ll. Nancy Schilcllwru. l,orx'uir1 Spill:-1. x'iI'EiIlil llulvy, Page Twenty-Six The TATTLER 121.1-IE lII,l'l5 ' - lfrunt ruw. lvl! to right: Row livlislc. Yiruiniu llzilcy. Snmlm llolniun. Nllllfy Sl'lllllllJl'l'iL. lJll'l'l't0l' Miss Re-c'ym's. INZIIIVY Stuart. Iuniu- Ouunlmy. Duttu- Millvr. jxlllkl' Ixvrs. llUl'HllIl S Jillvr. S1-roncl row: livtty filrzinl. Alivl- Quinilwgg Putlsy XN'ilvux. .-Xiiiiziln-llv Ellis. :Xrclis Russ. l . i l.mu1sm' lninilw. Kay Cray. j:1c'kis' lfox. xluun Svvlvy. liuflx row: Aclzi lfim-lcl. IIVZIIICIU' Copy. Iiunim- Ifclvli. fit'l'I'Y Murphy. Pc-uuy Tlimiipsun. Inna- filtiy. Many Bl'llt'lil'll, lille-1-u Clopp. Almvpliiiiz- Mills. Phyllis Vl'lli7IlllJSUIl..Al':l'2lIll'lS Ste-wzircll. I 1 lZR.'Xl 'l'S LIl.L'l5 lfrunl row. left to right: Janus-s IVIs'l,zill'0i'ty. Runnin- Hclwzlrcls. .Iinnny Smiriv. l'u-x'm-ily Ray- niuucl. juni' llunr. .Kun Iyvrs. Ruth Svrilnn-r. Patsy Stn-wnrcl. Dick Quiuilmy. liuycl lim-rry. Sm-vuml P mul l l1lllH I' lul D ix is Dun ilcl Pliilln in I ruw: -luv Mist. Rullvrl Eustis. Mzll'Sl1zlll Swain. A A A R x. liclclic Ria-li. Dirk -Iulinscni. Ruin-rt lJl'IlIllSOll. Hairy Privst. -I2lllll'S York, 'lillirrl row: Uivky XNR-init-l, Blain Mgisinii. IH-lor Onkq-s, lulin Eustis. Roy YM-sl. K1-nwoml lim-vkwitli, lllizirlcy l I Rnniunll. Dziyicl Kopp. l liillip lolzincl. I I Page Twenty-Seven The TATTLER Oi I at , 5 Dramatics SENIOR ONE-ACT PLAY HSUBMERGEDU Cast: Lf.-tt to right, l':tul l3ic-ltl, Richnrtl lvlnclver, john MacPherson, Russ:-ll Buutlicr. Roy NX-'t-sr '1 Front: Billy Churchill Xpiil .. tmizill group tml llit-spmm rt-pit writing Rungt-lt-3' lligh st-t ftmrtli lm' Skow'lit-gain to ptlllltll itt in at prt-limiiitirx' t-tmtvst nl th '32 Stub- llramizt ,l'Ulll'Il2llllt'lll. Otht-rs in tht- umm- pt-tititm wt-i't- NI titlistm with tht- play ll2llt'tbIlX' Su-nt- :mtl Slttwwlit-galil with 'l'ht- SlllQ2lIJIJl4 Spitlt-ix llgnilit-lt-y'x t'Iitl'y was ll play ol th' C.ix'1l XX up 'l'ht- Clltwtlf, lht- t'X't'lllIlQ,S IJIUQIJII wats an xt-ry liitt-it-sting :mtl ht-lit-tit'it1l t Q mt-. 'l'ht ltltitl ' tlitl lltit ittt ixt lllNl-Illllft' l't't'tig'I1ititm. hut lit-tty flrztlit iii tht- titlt- rtvlt- was Hitt-Ii spt-t'1'1l h t-tviiiint-iitlzitioii lm' ttimiiit-' in tht- ht-st pti zmrt- tml' tht txt Nlll'IJl'ISt' lip S -'l'omi- -ning. Iht- lutlgt- mzuiilt-stt-tl hm tm ltuirxiiiig that with tmt- t-xt-t-ptitm .ill IIllIIllll'IN til tht- twist wt-rt- suplitiiiitnvs ll pt-rit-iit't-tl in ttwntt-xt wtwrlt Ullllllllllg lit-mv thtt- mzi. Vllht- pm tlttttitm was tmtlt-1' tht- tlirt-ctitm tu CIltu't-nt't- l,ztmh tiiitl lltmrtutlix' llusttni :mtl mtirl t'tmopt-rzititm on tht- part til tht- cast was iit-t-t-s- sary to protltict- such :ui tmtstzmtling pt-i't'm'1i1- zmrt-. Rirliurtl M2ll'lX'l'l' plziyt-tl tht- pant til' tht- shiftlt-ss litishzuitl tmpptvsitt- tht- tlrutlgt-. his wilt: to whom wars :mtl patritwtisiii mt-zmt not so lllllflt :is ll1'l' tlziily pltwcltling rtmtint- of limist-w'm'k. 'l'hiA l'Xllt'tlIlQ' t'liz-t1'z1t'tt-1'i7z1titm tif tht- tina' wut piti- trziyt-tl hy lit-tty Chmit. Appt-airing in tht- mlt- ttf' tht- wtnmtlt-tl Ntwtlit-i'r1 wltlit-t' trying tts t-stwipv with llll iiiiptwtziiit pzlpt-1' was Gt-tu'gv lhtmltx. wliilt- his zuitzigtiiiists wt-rv tht- SUllIllt'l'll stiltlit-rs. Ezlrlt- Flf'It'lll'l' :mtl .lohn Eustis. Frt-tl Citirlttm st'1'x't-tl as stzigt- nianztgtw. A play of SllSpt'llS1'. mootl. aiitl t'llzn'z1t'tt'r. 'l'ht- tIlotl was uiil'tn'- gt-ttzthlv tlit-zttt-r. Page Twenty-Eight The TATTLER Alumni 1950 Joyce Beckwith, Mexico, Maine Albert Bowker, Rangeley, Maine Janet Dennison, Rangeley, Maine Harry Ellis, U. of M., Orono, Maine Stowell Eustis, F .S.T.C., Farmington, Maine Edwin Hood, California Margaret Lamb, Mass. Gen. Hosp., Boston, Mass. Ronald Novak, F ryeburg Academy, F ryeburg, Maine Richard Porter, Hebron, Maine Elton Powers, Rangeley, Maine Reta Seeley, Lewiston, Maine Alice Spiller, Rangeley, Maine Patricia Tibbetts, Rangeley, Maine l 949 Eleanor Davenport, Rangeley, Maine Neal Edwards, Rangeley, Maine Myron Herrick, Washington, D. C. Sylvia Hunt, Lewiston, Maine Janet Johnson, Rangeley, Maine William Johnson, Camp Pine, New York Patricia Judkins, Oquossoc, Maine Henry Jungmann, Clark University, Worces ter, Mass. Annette Ross, nee Lamb, Rangeley, Maine Rita Porter, U. of M., Orono, Maine C. Leonard Ross, Yokohama, Japan Warren Schildberg, U. of M., Orono, Maine Natalie Steward, Rangeley, Maine A. Geraldine Swain, Lewiston, Maine Arlen Wentzell, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey Collette Wilbur, Gorham, Maine . 1948 Julia Blackwell, Long Island, New York Glenwood Campbell, Leglin, Florida Marylyn Campbell, Rangeley, Maine Lynwood Carlton, Newburgh, New York Greta Haley, nee Ellis, Weld, Maine Marjorie Haley, Portland, Maine Raymond Haskell, Boston, Mass. Page Thirty-Three jean Hitchcock, nee Pillsbury, Oquossoc, Maine Clydis Henderson, nee Ross, Rangeley, Maine Robert Lindsay, Japan Janice Rand, nee Pillsbury, Lewiston, Maine Elizabeth Quimby, nee Ross, Oquossoc, Maine Jack Ross, Oquossoc, Maine Gene Swain, U. of M., Orono, Maine 1947 Cedric Brackett, Texas Minnie Burgess, nee Collins, Industry, Maine Richard Ellis, Rangeley, Maine Eleanor D u m a s , nee Johnson, Lewiston, Maine Bennie Nile, Fort Devens, Mass. Mable Keep, Rangeley, Maine Gilbert Philbrick, Rangeley, Maine Perryland Philbrick, Oakland, California Elizabeth Russell, U. of M., Orono, Maine 1946 Colin Crocker, Rangeley, Maine Carlene Davenport, Madrid, Maine Arlene Rich, nee Davenport, Madrid, Maine Myrtie Hayward, nee C oll i n s , Lewiston, Maine Paul Ellis, Clinton, Maine Margaret Irish, Simmons College, Boston, Mass. Byrnece T u t t l e , nee Maclver, Rangeley Maine Louise Cole, nee Ross, Madison, Maine .Ioan Philbrick, nee Russell, Rangeley, Maine Hope Soucie, Boston, Mass. Irene Marston, nee Taylor, Stratton, Maine Grace Wilbur, Rangeley, Maine Mona Ridley, nee Wilcox, Lewiston, Maine 1945 Ardine Collins, Rangeley, Maine Leith Crocker, Rangeley, Maine Isabelle Stewart, nee Haley, Rangeley Plan- tation, Maine Lucille Haley, Rangeley Plantation, Maine 7 The TATTLER Norma Morton, nee Huntoon, Rangeley, Maine Lona Williams, nee Myshrall, Rangeley, Maine Mary Fotter, nee Pillsbury, Stratton, Maine Sayward Pillsbury, Rangeley, Maine Elizabeth Durrell, nee Raymond, Rangeley, Maine Patricia Toothaker, nee Reckards, Farming- ton, Maine Elaine C o l l i n s , nee Robinson, Rangeley, Maine Norma Smith, Bates College, Lewiston, Maine John Stewart, Heidleburg, Germany Jean Grant, nee Swain, Rangeley, Maine Olive Wells, nee Vaughn, Farmington, Maine Lucille Tuthill, nee Welch, New York, New York 1944 Jean Bachelder, nee B a r r e t t , Langtown, Maine Patricia Pillsbury, nee Bradbury, O r 0 n o , Maine Methyl Wilbur, nee Bowker, Rangeley, Maine Bernard Ellis, U. of M., Orono, Maine Mary Ferguson, Rangeley, Maine Joyce Ferguson, Rangeley, Maine Robert Frederich, Wheaten, Illinois james Irish, Williamstown, Massachusetts Gertrude Dunham, nee Johnson, Rangeley, Maine Athalene McCaslin, nee Nile, Germany Everett Pillsbury, Orono, Maine B a r b a r a Richards, nee Prescott, Wilton Maine Norma Keep, nee Quimby, Rangeley, Maine Neil Russell, Springfield College, Springfield Mass. Evelyn Bryant, nee Verrill, Norway, Maine Audrey Hodge, nee Wilcox, Rangeley, Maine Earle Williams, Rangeley, Maine 1943 Constance Allord, nee Wilbur, Concord, New Hampshire George Grant, Chicago, Illinois Patricia Edwards, nee Gardiner, A u b u r n Maine Robert Deraps, Phillips, Maine Estella Ellis, Gardner, Mass. Stanley Johnson, Gordon College, Boston, Mass. Barbara Stillman, nee Tobie, Camp Irving, California Harold Carrignan, Wilmington, Delaware Sylvia Berry, Ann Arbor, Michigan Delbert Ellis, Rangeley, Maine Arlene Davenport, nee Verrill, Rangeley, Maine 1942 Helen Berry, Rangeley, Maine Bruce Ellis, Rangeley, Maine Dorothy Pillsbury, nee Ellis, Rangeley, Maine Walter Ellingwood, Chesterville, Maine Frances Corrow, nee Fall, Dixfield, Maine jean Field, Rangeley, Maine Emerson Fowler, Japan Miriam F rederich, Wheaten, Illinois Mason Gile, King's Ferry, New York Mary Gray, nee Fuller, Rangeley, Maine Susie Carlton, nee Haley, Boston, Mass. Frederick Maclver, Philadelphia, Penn. Velma Wilcox, nee Nile, Rangeley, Maine James Ross, Winthrop, Mass. Eloise Williams, nee Quimby, Monterey, Cali- fornia Montress Milligan, nee Oakes, Richmond, Maine june Aquilino, nee Pillsbury, Summerville, Mass. James Oakes, Worcester, Mass. Joseph Ross, North jay, Maine Harold Spiller, San Diego, California Page Thirty Four The TATTLER Priscilla Durgen, nee Tibbetts, Boston, Mass. Eleanor Heilmon, nee Keep, Boston, Mass. Carolyn Kelly, nee Tobie, Fort Kent, Maine Flora Saunders, nee MacGarvey, Chicago, Florence Easter, nee Wilbur, Rangeley, Maine Illinois ' 1941 William Bowker, Rangeley, Maine Reginald Brackett, Rangeley, Maine Alfred Carlton, Boston, Mass. Betty Aho, nee Ellis, Templeton, Mass. Omer Ellis, Bath, Maine Page Thirty-Five jane Moulton, nee Oakes, Ware, Mass. Jean Francis, nee Prescott, Stonington, Conn. Muriel Quimby, Rangeley, Maine Hollis Robbins, New Hampshire Evelyn Oakes, nee Ross, Rangeley, Maine Norman Wilbur, Rangeley, Maine You You You You You You You You You And You You YOU REMEMBER . . . remember the cliffs on the Maine coast, Where we strolled on that beautiful day . . . remember the gulls as they swooped down, Catching Fish near the fast flying spray? remember the crystal, green waters, As they rolled in and splashed 'gainst the shore remember the words that I whispered, And your smile, as you asked to hear more? remember the love that I poured out From my heart that was filled with joy . . . remember the gladness you brought me, As you laughingly called me a boy? remember the words you spoke, dear, As I held you in my embrace . . . remember my undying promise, That together this world we would face? remember the kisses I stole, dear, As we sat gazing far out to sea . . . I vowed that my love for you, darling, Would last through eternity? remember the love song I sang you, As I called you my sweet little Miss . . . remember the lines and their meaning, For the words of it go like this: f'My love is as deep as the ocean . . . It's a love that is high as the skyg It's a love that is strong with devotion, It's a love that will never-never die! Poetry is good for the soul! But Price's Home Cooked Foods Arc good for the stomach!! Compliments of PRICE'S HOME BAKERY MADISIJN M.AINI- The Pinewood Press 14 eampfele painling Sefwice CANTON Tel. 46 MAINE Complimentx of Oquossoc Hotel OQuossoc NLXINE Cvmvlimfflf-f Farmington Motor Soles of Kaixvr and Fra.:vr' 0 WILLYS ff,-p A F r1end Front End Alignment Boar S. A. Collins 8: Sons Wood and Factory Shinglex - Cement Work of All Kindx Builder of Famous Rangclcy Boats GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Everything to Build Anything Tcl. 35-3 and 35-2 Partners' Tcl. 20-3 and 20-I-1 Rangcley, Maine Coyzzplimmzts of Oquossoc Light and Power Company GENERAL ELECTRIC RANGES AND APPLIANCES Rangclcy Maine Conzplimvnts of Perylcmd Philbrick Ekctric - WELDING g Acctylcnc Ccnvral Repair Work' Center Street Rangclcy, Maine' HEATING AND PLUMBING GENERAL HARDWARE Ifll'I'ZTIlYl! and Sporting Goods Oil Burner Installation and Service Short Alvin! Work of all Kinds Telephones: N. li. 91 - Local 20-2 J. A. Russell Company RANGELICY MAINIF The Squirrels Nest GIFTS RANGELEY MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF LORINGHS STUDIO 118 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Plzotogmphvr to thx' Class of 1951 , , Complimentx of Bald Mountain Camps MR. az MRS. RONALD TURMENNE, Prop. Bald Mountain Mainff Compliments of Saddleback Lake Camps MONET1' K. ROBBINS, Prop. Rangeley Mainlf Badger's Camps DODGE POND RANGELEY LAKES Thr Place to Spend Your Week-Ends Rangeley Maine GROCERIES - MEATS Morton's Market TAXI SERVICE Rangeley Maine Russe11's Motor Comps Rangelcy Main G. H. Boss ond Co. SHOEMAKERS SINCE 1876 XVHKOH Mail Compliments of Coco - Colo Bottling Co. Farmington Mai Rongeley Dry Cleaners THE BEST IN TOWN Rangclcy Mai l' N 5 Y Scrib's Filling Station TEXACO GAS 8: OIL Candy - Cold Drinks - Tobacco On the Arnold Trail between Stratton and Eustis Phone 31-6 Stratton Maine White Front Garage Gffnfral Repairing GREASING - GAS - OIL - WELDING - STORAGE Tcl. 41-2 Stratton Maine Complimentx of Arnold Trail Filling Station RANGE 8: FUEL OIL White Gas - Tirex - Accfssolizs Tcl. St. 59-2 SIIHIKOII Maint' C. S. Carville CLOTHING - SHOES - SPORTING GOODS Woodsmenis Supplies Tcl. 35-2 SUZIIIOII Ivfgim- I 'Bi' ' V Y gl -I ' Compliments of John H. Moulton, M. D. Rangeley Office Hours: 10:30 to 12 A.M. -A 1:30 to 4 P.M. and by Appointment - Tel. 69 Sundays by Appointment Only Maine- Main Street Market GROCERIES, MEATS, and GRAIN Cottage Trade a Specialty Telephone 37 Rangeley Maine- Compliments of The Knot Hole Rangeley JOHN KIDDER, JR. Rangeley Mainl- Compliments of C1aYton's Barber Shop Rangeley Maine Rangeley Center Garage GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Lubrication - Gas -f- Oil Auto Body and Fender Work Eu FLAHERTY, Proprietor Both Phones Rangeley Maine Koch's Esso Servicenter ESSO - CARE SAVES WEAR Atlas Battwiav, Tires and Tubes Complete Lubrication Ifxso Extra Alotor Ozl Happy Alotoriur N. E. Tel. 5-3 Rangeley Maine Hamm's Garage Co., Inc. 30 Years in Business AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALERS Rangeley Maine Compliments of Rangeley Drug Store A. ANDERSON, Reg. Pharm. Next Door To Post Office Rangeley Maine Bonney's Lunch Regular Meals HOME MADE DOUGHNUTS AND PIES Farmington Main- Complimcnlx of Lindsay G. Trask JEWELRY AND GIFTS Farmington Mains Phillips Hardware Company GENERAL HARDWARE AND PLUMBING Phillips Maim: Trecartin's Pharmacy DRUGS - SUNDAES - SODA FOUNTAIN Philco Radios Phillips Malin' Compliments of Eustis Hardware Store GENERAL HARDWARE - SPORTING GOODS Speed Queen Washing Machine.: Tel. 3-4 Strong Maine COmfIllmF7Zf.f of J. J. NeWberry's Farmington Maint: Richards Socony Station MOBILGAS, OIL, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES Lubrication a Specialty We Give Thrifties Strong Phone 42 Maine FRIGIDAIRE - DELCO Light and Power Plants D. L. WATER SYSTEMS Washing Machines - Electrical Appliancef Happy Cooking Metered Gas Service N. E. Tel. 267 Farme1 s I9-4 B. D. Moore Farmington Maine L, Compliments of Di11's Men's Shop 12 Broadway Farmington MEN'S FURNISHINGS - SPORTSWEAR WORK CLOTHES AND LUGGAGE J. W. 8: W. D. Barker DODGE PLYMOUTH CARS P- TRUCKS Factory Approved Parts - Acce.v.rorie.v and Service Farmington N. E. 4828 Farmcr's 26-3 Maine E. E. Flood Co. YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE Our Fifty-.vecond Year in Farmington Newman Motor Company BUICK - Sales and Service - OLDSMOBILE Dial 4707 Farmington, Maine Farmers' Tel. 36-12 ,, . - - - Y -- - - . , .- J. W. Russell Dealer in DRY GOODS - BOOTS - SHOES AND CLOTHING Phillips Tcl. 29-4 Maine Compliments of Grant Jones Co. A Very Fine Ladies' Stores, COATS - DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR MILLINEIQY - CHILDREN'S WEAR - DRY GOODS Farmington Maine Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Thompson Cars FORD Trucks Horn Motors Farmington Maine WALGREEN AGENCY Hardy's Pharmacy THE PRESCRIPTION STORE N. E. Phone 2737 Farmington Main Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Brackley STRONG WOOD TURNING CO. Strong Maint Lewis Drug Store STRONG MAINF Compliments of Probert's Market GRAIN - GAS - GROGERIES Telephone 604-12 Strong hlainv Complimfntx of Eric Sandstrorn Rangeley Maint' . ..--33.....u- G. W. Pickel Store FISHING TACKLE AND SPORTING GOODS Guides' Registry Telephone 33 Rangeley Maine L. E. Taylor 8: Sons I. G. A. GROCERIES - MEATS - FISH - FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES Birdfs Eye Frosted Food Farmers' Phone 95 N. E. 57 Rangeley Maine Complimentx of Rowe's Store Tel. 193-2 Rangeley Maine , , , , Complimentr of Rangeley Trust Company Rangeley Maine The Peop1e's National Bank Farmington Maine Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Western Auto Associate Store The Shoppers' Headquarters for Auto Supplier Electrical Appliances Tools and Hardware Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goodx Garden and Farm Equipment Bicyclex and Wheel Goods Toys and Gamer Farmington, 5 Broadway Farmers 190-2 - ff N. E. 4888 Franklin County Savings Bank Farmington Phillips ESTABLISHED 1868 Eighty Years of Faithful Service With Security For Savingr Accounts Last Dividend Rate Two and One-Half Per Cent Compliments of Dr. A. O. Schildberg, D. O. Rangeley Blaine Office Hours: 1 to 4 and 7 to 9, except Wednesday and Sunday N. E. 66-2 Compliments of M. D. Tibbetts 8: Sons, Inc. SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Phone 75-2 Rangelcy Maine J ohnson's Super Market Air Conditioned For Your Comfort GROCERIES - MEAT - FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Fishing and Hunting Supplies Non-R4 '.s' idvnt Hunting and Fixhing LiCl71l.Yl'.Y Sold Rangcley Mairlr' Brc1ckett's Store Grocvrizfs - Meats - Fruits TEXACO GAS AND OIL Tcl. 190 Rangeley Maine R. D. Keep COAL AND TEXACO HEATING OILS Keep Warm With Keep Rangeley Maine Comjalimzfnts' of Sinskie's Motor Mart CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Salem' and Service' Farmington Blaine VISIT THE Stratton Pharmacy FRANK GARRITX', Reg. Pharmacist STRATTON The Rexall Storel' MAINIi Service with a Smile With Every Purchase at This Ilflodcrn Drug Stow Featuring Candy, Novelties, Toys, Stationery, Papers, Soda Fountain, Booth Service, Nationally Known Toilet Articles f When Going Through Eurtix If You Desire The Bert In Groceries, Meats, and Sporting Goods. Stop At MacDona1d's Tel. STRATTON 5-20 Stubby's Cash Market and Home Bakery Fresh Pastries Home Baked Beans Orders taken for Birthday - Wedding and Anniversary Cakes Open Daily Rangelcy Maine C. W. Steele Fuel Co. Dealers in FUEL OIL TIMKEN OIL BURNERS Maint? Bottled Gas and Applianees Tcl. 4725 Farmington Maine Mrs. Glendon C. Dill Wing's Store GROCERIES - GAS - ou. Sportswear' Ilffillinery Ladies' and Children's Clothing Madrid M I ame Phillips Mainv ANDI L WW Tel. 1-12 Compliments of Larnbert's Shell Station Compliments of Foster - Whipple Co. CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS Women's Shoes EXIDE Batteries FIRESTONE Tires Shoes Hats Tel- 383 For Men ana' Boys Strong, Maine Dial 2645 Farmington, Maine Compliments of M. E. Knapp 8: Son RADIATOR SERVICE Electric - WELDING - Acetylene McCormick Farm Machines Farmall Tractors Farmington Maine D. L. Potter and Sons GROCERIES, MEATS, VEGETABLES Stratton, Maine Tel. 38-2 Complimrntx of Stoddard House A soon PLACE TO EAT Farmington Maine Complimentr of F1etcher's Fly Shop Rangelcy Maine The Bed Store, Inc. MEN'S and Boys' CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS Arrow Shirts - Curlee Clothes George Sanders Texaco Gas and Oil FIRESTONE TIRES BATTERIES and PARTS Terms: Cash Phone 48-3 Farmington Maine Dial 4886 Stowe11's Restaurant Curtis Gardens Attractive Floral Derignx Regular Meals Flowers Telegraphed HOMEMADE PIES Everywhere LAURA COLBUP-N1 Owner ARLINE CURTIS, Florist Fafminsfen Maine Strong-Farmers' 38-21 Stearns Furniture Co. E- J- Lei'-Wltt Groceriex and COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS , General Merchandzre Inlaid Linoleum.: Upholxtering Tel' Stratton 7-2 EIISIIIS Maine Farmington, Maine Everett S. Ross Radio and Electric Service P. H. System Rangeley Main Compliments of l Reed Ellis Nation-Wide Food Store Fi-:RNALD L. PHXLBRICK Corner Main 8: Pleasant Street Rangcley Maine Complimentx of Moulton's Clothing Store Rangeley Maine Compliments of The Brooks' Shop Rangeley Maine Myshrcllls Barber Shop Open Day and Night Except Sundayx and Holidays' Beginning Tuesday. May lst Two Barbers Rangeley Nfainrg Compliments of Charles E. Thurlow, D. M. D. Phillips Maine Compliments of Frank F. Groves OPTOMETRIST Farmington Maing .1 ivl 1 Ridd1e's Pharmacy Where Your Patronage Is Aplbreeiatedu SPECIALISTS IN PRESCRIPTION WORK An 'All-Year-Round Up-To-Date Drug Store Rangeley Maine Emery L. Scribner 8: Son PLUMBING HEATING Utility Gas Installations and Service Ranges - Refrigerators - Space Heaters - Water Heaters BENDIX Maine Street Rangeley, Maine N. E. Tel. 62-2 H. A. Furbish Company INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Real Estate Rangclcy Maine Donald C. Morton EXCAVATING - BULLDOZING TRUCKING - FUEL WOOD Rangeley N. E. Tel. 165 Maine ,Q W-we X, w7.:.,,.,l.w 3752.-.W 5. , X1 -v Vx , ,. .3 .- . ,V-2-,,1.,M. 'WTI-:.,i.-X -,ig-5,1-5.55-,,w 1 , , , X fran, A ,. , ,,, ,fsfeewqagvf . .Vg , M- ,,,,,,.,m + Q V 5,-1 rv. ' - , 1 , Q.,-235, 'M ' . 1 QM., W 1 if , ,X M la, , 1 H ,-. 1 M .. 4, Q p .V I 4 1- , , 4 V . L ,, Q, ,L ,N v 1 A Q N, fr NW -. I - ,x Y . Q . -'1' , at --2 rw: Ten vi -,E f 4 , M. X W-L A ...L N, -' 5, M. f- , '.. in,,wr- ' 1 -.L .- . Z. MW , .V ws. ,..1 W. Q . ,gm U ',f:'.e , Wg? , r., . I a J. na--J ' . ., sd wg 1 dv-so .. 1. r r J w 1 ,, X, .tg -ex Mi, fb ' 'ir ' Y A ,. ' - .M . Compliments. of Rcmgeley Lakes Motor Express, Ixicg Rarigcley Maine C0111jj!i1T?ELts of I P LAY Ho u SE E A T Rf RANGELE. NIAINE ianiTAL:n-r ' '