Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

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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

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The TATTLER JUNIOR CLASS First row. left to right: joey Mellafferty. Ernest Steward. David Porter. Oneida Wilkins. Dick Stanehfield, Louise Lamb. 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

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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