Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1955 volume:

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V 5 Ki n 5: fi ' f f a if --f lxlg Al 5 ,N VV Q ei 3 if 'ff 3 R P I- LB: Dedicatlbn f -.4---A-M ..,.c,..................... 55 ff,Q,gw'ff I ,..,.., 4 MRS, ELIZABETH HUNGER To Betty Hunger, who graces our school with genial kindness and warm companionship, we dedicate this thirty-ninth issue of the Tatt1er, Those of us who have been in her classes will always remember with sincere gratitude her deep concern for our academic well being. 4 THE TA TTLER Vol. XXXIX The Commencement Number 3 No, l 6666- get is, vw-Qu is Tattler Board STANDING: Left to Rightg Mr, Lamb, A. Quimby, R. Haines, J. MCLafff2I' L, Spiller, J. Quimby, M, Thompson. SEATED: R, Belisle, E, Hinkley, G, Priest, M, Steward, J, Mills, Editor-in-Chief , , Assistant Editor ...... Business Manager ..... Assistant Business Manager Athletic Editor, Boys' . . . Athletic Editor, Girls' . Alumni Editor .,,,, Exchange Editor . Typists ..... Editorial Board 5 6 ty, J. Fox, S, Holman, . . Gary Priest , Eleanor Hinkley . . Ronald Haines . , , Alice Quimby . James McLafferty . Mary-Lyn Steward . . . Jacqueline Fox Margaret Thompson Josephine Mills Lorrain Spiller Rose Belisle Janice Quimby '55 '56 '56 '56 '55, '56 '55 '55 '55 '55 '56 '56 Editorial Where's Your School Spirit, Students? In recent years you have read many essays on what our school lacks, not in the sense of equipment, but in what the students fail to show. What it lacks can be only one thing, school spirit. Many people believe that school is just for studying and extra curricular activities such as clubs and sports. M3-Ybe that is all a school is for, but it also includes the attitude . of the students toward these activities, Take one example. Usually we have a rally before each basketball game. This year we have had them only for the import- ant games. The spirit just isn'tthere. What have we lost, students ? Why, in big schools every last person attends and they all pitch in and make all the noise they possibly can, Here many students actually leave the school before the rally begins. They just don't care! Why don't they care ? There could be a number of reasons. I don't know. Now, don't think this is the way all our students feel, for Rangeley has some of the best sports and ardent rooters that I know. If we students of Rangeley High School could visit a college campus to view the pep rallies and demonstrations before each and every game, I sincerely believe we would be overwhelmed. The spirit and enthusiasm they put into it are tremendous. Another instance is the student body's being asked if anyone will 'volunteer to help do some little task. Only a few are willing, Again, there are many reasons that enter iI!t0 the situation, but probably the main one is the lack of interest on the students part. Sooner or later something will have to be done to lift our spirits out of the doldrums, and it's all up to us students. We must take an active interest in all phases of activities no matter what they are. I believe that if we students showed a little more spirit and willingness to do little chores, we would further ourselves in more ways than one. The teachers would, un- doubtedly, give us a little extra, and maybe the townspeople and taxpayers would re- ward us with many of the necessary articles which we don't have. This may seen to many students like a sermon delivered by a preacher, but it is the absolute truth. lt is my belief that if this lack of interest continues, Rangeley will gradually get a blacker and blacker mark beside its name. It's all up to us students! So let's all pitch in and do our share! ! Gary Priest '55 Do You Know What are you going to do when you graduate? If you go on to higher education, where will you go? Are you sure of what you want to do ? All these questions are asked of students, but all too many answer, I don't know. But they should know or at least have a general idea of what type of work they want. Too many, when they graduate, find just any job that is convenient whether they like it or not. Perhaps it is a job that could be done by almost anyone and one which has no future. Still they seem not to care. They miss the fun and adventure of getting out and meeting new people and seeing new places and learning an interesting occupation. Still they seem content, or, if they're not, usually they just grumble about it instead of doing something, Some students don't take the college course because they think that they don't want to go. Two or three years later they decide they dO. but of course they don't have the credits. They are left behind trying to make up those credits, and much time is wasted. They seem to forget that what they get for ranks will make a big difference later in life, Many seem unable to understand that their future depends on what happens now, for Now Is The Future. Don't let this happen to you! Prepare to- day for tomorrow. After all, it is your fu- ture. What are you going to do about it. Eleanor Hinkley ' 56N 1?- 'IR al 1 i . i. .Hr .- s 4 E 1 . 'lin gl. 5213 :FS .. I 151. :aju , rt: 2 E fvif I u wi: T' I ... Q1 rf a . ,V ? 435' ' l 1 T ufjif gf' ' ' 5' 3' Y sf- r ,yi sl qi.-44 4 T fffl LJ 2 I. 3f.,s. i ' Qi? 'A P f F 2? ax' 1 v 1 x, 5 25 ,' ,fs ,ff W' ii! 5.f 1 1 A11 .1 f .4 .g,. Qu xi: 1- ,. s' .fi ' 5 .. 1 1.-f gl , u . , , u n Wa +5 sa il? 1 4 1, -Y x K - 1 . Q 1.- -. . - A f Q. 'J Y- v v . . .-I ul - -f .2 fb . f ' 4 I 'S :Ii .Hill '. , . 4 :g . s ' - 5? , g 5 ' x Q J A 1 , '-v ?.m.3: sy '- fi .33 ia, iv :Wf- as 'z Y 1 , an vw iff, 1. 3 -: . 'F if Qi Hb ' is 1 fu: F5 9 K 1 A , ,ff 1 xv ug, gr. r :I' 1. f. 5, 1 3 y S A A G 'Q 1 39'-A 1 ,.. 6: q. 5.1. x . ,y Ayi E5 1 ,.,, v ,ig YK ix, . f- - r I ,L 1 5:54 26 .ii ig 2 . 1 x x , V igi i H'1-u?iw,. Q N, , , , , ,SF . a 5-. Q.. if SME i. .ls .1 4 Q5 is M M RAY STICKNEY Principal C LTY ,f PA ULINE THIBAULT Commercial Subjects Rv- OLIVE GETCHELL Home Economics 422 HAROLD HUSTON ELIZABETH HUNGER CLARENCE LAMB Industrial Arts Social Studies Enghsh and Language 8 fi Q QQ ,L ' fm 526 1 L ' 5 x I Q M 544 ' A x V I fqi ,.2V- ,'--. -e,, j '- 2, J 7 M X il. 'i. . f 43 ,,-,,,.A, I ,.:' 1 '..-.1 E IOR JACQUELINE G, FOX Foxie Perplexity is the beginning of knowledge. Journalism Club l3 Glee Club l,Z,3,43 F.H,A, 23 Basketball 2, 3,43 Speech Club 33 Audio Visual Club 3,43 Outing Club Z3 One-Act Plays l,2, 33 County One Act Plays 3,43 3-Act Play 3,43 D,A,R, Candidate 43 Music Festival 33 Student Council 1, 3,43 Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 43 Dramatics Award 33 Office Girl 33 Junior Prom Committee 3g Senior Prom Committee 33 Tattler Board 3,43 Third Honors, ALICE IVERS Cleo The understanding is always the dupe of the heart,' Basketball l, Z, 3,43 Softball l, Z., 33 Glee Club l,2, 33 Commercial Club 43 Outing Club l,Z,3g Graduation Usher 33 Crafts Club 3. GARY N, PRIEST Gary God give them wisdom that have it3 and those that are fools, let them use their talents. Basketball l,2, 3,43 QCD-captain 3,41 Baseball l,2, 3,43 Track 1,2, 3,43 Crafts Club 13 Outing Club 2, 33 Graduation Usher 33 Boys' State Representative 33 State Free Throw Champion 3g Runner-up 43 Out- standing Student 33 French Award23 Latin Award Z, 33 History Award 33 V One-Act Plays 2, 33 Student Council 2,43 IP1-es, 413 Vice-Pres. of Class lg Baccalaureate Usher 33 Tattler Board 3,43 QAsst. Editor 33 Editor 413 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Prom Committee 3. Salutatory. CARL H, HARRIMAN Hawkhurst Behold, he who helps himself will never go with- out. , Transfer from Westbrook in fall of 1953, Baseball 3,43 Golf Team 3,43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Basketball 43 Outing Club 3,43 Senior Prom Committee 3. SANDRA J, HOLMAN Dee' No question is ever settled until it is settled right. Glee Club 1,23 Cheerleading l,2, 3,43 Head Cheer- leader 43 Girls' Craft Club lg Outing Club 2, 33 Three- Act Plays 3,43 One-Act Play Z, 33 Class President 3,4 Graduation Usher 33 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Prom Committee 33 F.H,A, Z3 Tattler Board 3,4. 10 if iw ,5 ,LJ M5555 53, 57 A A 1 X 5 JAMES R, MCLAFFERTY Marques ' 'z Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may die. Basketball 152, 3,45 fCo-captain 415 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 152,45 Golf 35 Student Council l5 Tattler Board 3,45 Boys' State Representative 35 Three-Act Plays 2, 35 One-Act Plays 2, 35 Winter Sports l5 Boys' Crafts Club 1,45 Outing Club 2, 35 Graduation Usher 3. Fourth Honors. LORRAIN E. SPILLER! Tinker The only way to get rid of a temptation is yield to it. Softball 35 Class Secretary 2,45 Class Treasurer 1,45 Office Girl 45 Tattler Board 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 F.H.A. 25 Commercial Club 3,45 Girls' Craft Club 1,25 Outing Club 2,35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Prom Committee 35 Three Act Play Usher 4. JOSEPHINE MILLS Jo True love is like ghosts, which everydody talks about but few have seen. Class President 15 Class Secretary- Treasurer 35 Student Council Sec- retary 35 F.H.A, Secretary 25 Cheerleading 152, 35 Glee Club I, 2, 3,45 Journalism 2, 3, 45 Outing Club 2,35 Office Girl 35 Class Plays 1,35 3-Act Plays 3,45 Tattler Board 3,45 County One-Act Play 3,45 Graduation Usher 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Prom Com- mittee 35 Dramatics Award 35 Typing Award 35 Valedictory. MARGARET A, THOMPSON Peggy! Laugh and the class laughs with you, but you stay after school alone. Glee Club 152, 3,45 Girls' Crafts Club l,2, 35 Outing Club 25 Speech Club 45 Office Girl 2, 35 F,H,A. Club Z5 Basketball 1,25 Cheerleading 3,45 Usher, Class Plays 1,2, 35 Graduation Usher 1,25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. Sri RICHARD C. WENTZELL Dick The mistakes that lhave made are proof that 1 have tried to accomplish something, Baseball l,2, 35 Basketball 2, 3,45 Outing Club Z, 3 Glee Club 25 Crafts Club 1,25 Journalism Club 15 Photography Club 15 Audio-Visual 25 One-Act Plays 1, 35 Junior Senior 3-Act Play 35 Student Council 25 Vice President of Class 45 Tattler Board 35 Golf Team 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Prom Committee 3, ll Senior Class H STANDING: Left to Right, Mr. Lamb, J. Fox, G. Priest, C. Harriman, J. McLafferty, A. lvers, Mr, Stickney. SEATED: J, Mills, R, Wentzell, S. Holman, L. Spiller, M, Thompson. Senior Class History Here we are at last, Seniors! It doesn't seem possible that four years of high school have gone by. In September we elected the following class officers, President, Sandra Holman, Vice-President, Richard Wentzellg Secretary- Treasurer, Lorrain Spiller, Jackie Fox and Gary Priest were to represent us on the Student Council, We have sponsored a Thanksgiving Turkey Raffle, plus a Christmas Turkey Raffle, and also several Food Sales and a Baked Bean Sale. We also plan to have a couple more Food Sales. Our class advisors are Mr. Stickney and Mr. Lamb. We appreciate all the help we have received from our Class Mother, Doris Wentzell and from all the other parents. We wish to thank the teachers for all the help they have rendered us to make our high school years successful. Lorrain Spiller '55 1 2 Hum .HH 52,30 M MEQNAO mhgug watt? 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Junior Class History When September seventh rolled around, there were thirteen students enrolled in the Junior Class-four boys and nine girls. Virginia Haley left us just after Mid-Years, reducing our total to twelve students. We elected as class officers: President, Alice Quimby, Vice-President. Beverly Thurston, Secretary-Treasurer, Rose Belisle. Our Student Council members are Eleanor Hinkley and Mary-Lyn Steward. Most of our activities are to be in the future, but we have already sponsored a baked bean supper and a food sale. We are, as is the custom, presenting the Junior and the Senior Proms, sometime during the month of May. We also are having our annual Snow Ball, which we have had every year since we've been in high school. We hope to hold this sometime in March, As yet, we don't know what play our class will bc doing for the annual One-Act P. vfrest, but a few of our mem- bers Were inthe play Love is Too Much 'l'ro.1L1lc, 'l -.vhich was presented in Novo Je., We wish to thank Miss Thibault, our class advisor, for all the help which she has gi- sn as during our various activities this past year, Rose Bclisle '56 14 - -fx .V 1 M1 fi 1' -1 I., Sophomore Class STANDING. 1.1-1'1111R1j1111. Mrs. I'11lI1gL'I', E. W1-111161-11, W. h'11s1i5, Cv, Wnslungtun, P. D11n11:1'11, J, P111517l1T'5, 11, P1111- l11'111s, D, '1i1111111ps1111, V, T:1rg1'11. S1LA'1'E17, 11, M1l1'111-11, 11, V111zg1111, D. M1J1'l0n, J. Brackctt, B. MCl.a11fc1'ty, J, Bravkctt, E, B:1c'111'1d1'1'. W' 9 I I' . 011 IOHIOTPS W1- ::11p1111.11111'1-as 1-1111:1'1--1 1-1.11111 1.151 14111'.':11l11111- 111211111-111111' --51.11101111Xx111lI'il'1'H11?V1.1I1 11111121110111i!UX1I1gllS. 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Cummings, K, Morin, E, Morin, G. Haley, M. Doyen, D. Field, S. Hunt, J, Murphy, Mr. Huston. SEATED3 N. Violette, E. Haley, B. Thurston, K. Schildberg, A, Roth, N, Taylor, E. Lowell, J. Saunders, A, I-Iainse, C. Quimby. Freshman Class History On September 7, 11254, we, the freshman of '54, entered the main room of Rangeley High School. We found one new face in our midst, that of Stanley White, who Came here from Rhode Island. We had lost Carlton Champagne and Anita Morel after graduation from junior high, In November we lost James Boutilier, James MeCvarvey and Stanley White. This year's class officer are: President, Neil Taylor, Vice-President, Alvin Roth, Secretary-Treasurer, Edwin Lowell. Our Student Counril members are Sandra Hunt and Dana Field. We all dreaded the thought of initiation. But we had a dress up only onthe last night when the sophomores gave us a party. We still got our share of being painted. We are now making plans for a major activity to be presented this year. Much credit is due to Miss Getchell and Mr. Huston, our class advisors, who have made our first year in R.H.S. a very pleasant one. Agnes Hainse '58 16 Senior Memoirs 'W ,o 1 ' KV 5 , . an xg R MX? of is Dick Wentzell Sandy Holman Jamie McLafferty Josephine Mills Gary Priest Lorrain Spiller :, I ' Q. ' kfifgiglri'-'FH 1 - i A xg. - ix 'f --Q A .g., ., ' Peggy Thompson Jackie Fox Carol Horriman 17 3 ,L i li xi li 6:51 fa Offzce STANDING: Left to Right: E. Hinkley, Mr. Stickney, 1... Spiller, M. Steward, K. Schildberg, J, Quimby .in-...W 7 FRANK DORR Superintendent, BEVERLY BEAL QSecretaryj 18 xi! . 3HfT 65 M ' 'S-L-. ,-' 1. J..L Athletics BOYS' BASKETBALL The 1954-1955 basketball season at Range- ley High School began with seven veterans present. They were Gary Priest, Ronald Haines, James McLafferty, Dick Wentzell, Errol Wentzell, and Wally Eustis. Jerry Brackett did not start playing until half way through the season because of an operation. The newcomers to the squad were Jack Pill- sbury, Donald Morton, Edwin Lowell, Neil Taylor, John Philbrick, Carl Harriman, Victor Targett, George Washington, Donald Thompson, Kailen Morin, and Gordon Haley, Range1ey's first game was with Clinton and we lost by one point. At the end of the season we had a total of eight wins and ten losses. Nearly all the games that we lost were very close. Under our new coach, Herb Lush, we had a so-called Post and also an Over- load , which we used against a zone defense, At most of our games we played a man-to- man defense and were quite successful, Rangeley, as most people know, usually pulls an upset at least once a year, This year we pulled a big upset at the Franklin County Tournament when Errol Wentzell sank two foul shots to beat Kingfield by two points, which was the only game Kingfield lost. Rangeley had very good material this year and will have very good material in the coming years. We are also proud of Gary Priest who has set many records during his high school career. The most remarkable one was the 1,122 points he scored in four years, con- sisting of 47 as a Freshman, 325 as a Sopho- more, 329 as a Junior, and 421 as a Senior. The latter also eclipses the 409 points scored by Don Philbrick two years ago for a single season. Gary's new County Tourn- ament records are 16 free throws in one game, 36 points in one game, and 181 points during 4 years of participation. He also scored 38 points in his home finale against Stratton. We all wish him the best of luck in his next years at college. INDIVIDUAL SCOR ING Gary Priest 42 1 James McLafferty 183 Ronald Haines 150 Errol Wentzell 48 Jerry Brackett 30 Richard Wentzell 23 Donald Morton 17 Edwin Lowell 10 George Washington 4 Jack Pillsbury 4 Wallace Eustis 1 LEAGUE GAMES? RANGELEY Clinton 55 54 mingfieid 48 32 4'Phi1lips 40 41 'l'New Sharon 45 52 'Strong 39 65 'l'Stra.tton 63 61 Alumni 57 58 Clinton 6 l 49 wphunps 57 56 'l'Kingfield 40 38 'l'New Sharon 56 54 4'Stratton 47 6 5 'Strong 33 58 COUNTY TOURNAMENT RANGELEY Kingfield 36 38 ' Wilton 56 40 Farmington 65 53 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT RANGELEY Stratton 45 47 Kingfield 46 32 James McLafferty '55 s' Basketball STANDING: Left to Right: D. Thompson, N. Taylor, J. Philbrick, K. Morin, G. Haley, J. Pillsbury, C. Harriman, V. Targett, W. Eustis, Coach Lush. SEATEDQ G. Washington, D. Morton, R. Wentzell, G. Priest, J. McLafferty, R. Haines, J. Brackett, E. Lowell, E, Wentzell, , . x 5 Girls, Basketball STANDING: Left to Right, Coach Getchell, S. Hunt, A. Hainse, J. Saunders, K. Schildberg, N. Violette L, Vaughn, L. Spiller lManagerl SEATED: E. Hinkley, R. Belisle, A. Quimby, M. Steward, J. Fox, A. Ivers. 2.1 Girls' Basketball Fourteen girls went out for basketball at the beginning of the season. We lost a few of the girls during the course of the year. We started out with Rose Belisle, Alice lvers, and Mary-lyn Steward, lco-captain, as forwards. Alice Quimby, Qco-captainl, Eleanor Hinkley, and Jane Saunders took over the guard positions. I We would like to thank our coach, Miss Getchell, for her help this year. She gave her time very willingly and I am sure everyone appreciated it. . ' INDIVID UA L SCOR ING Rose Belisle 203 Alice Quimby 67 Karen Schildberg 105 Eleanor Hinkley 14 Mickey Steward 99 Sandra Hunt 9 Alice lvers 92 LEAGUE GAMES? RANGELEY Clinton 28 57 4'Kingfield 34 45 'l'Phillips 46 44 'l'New Sharon 37 59 'Strong 34 30 4'Stratton 22 36 Alumni 45 35 '9'Phil1ips 42 55 '9'Kingfield 50 42 'l'New Sharon 44 40 Clinton 17 39 4'Stratton 27 59 'l'Strong I 34 . 46 Mickey Steward '55 Strategy 5 5 J i 5 5 A ff .S Q. Baseball STANDING: Left to Right, J, McLafferty, D, Morton, J. Brackett, K, Morin, C, Harriman, E, Morin, G. Washington Coach Lush, SEATED3 D, Field, W, Eustis, G, Haley, G. Priest, J. Pillsbury, J, Philbrick, E, Wentzell, V, Target, Baseball The 1954-1955 baseball season began last fall with quite a large number out for the sport, Last fall we lost three games, and one was rained out. We expect to do better this spring because we have a good hard-hitting team and good fielders, James McLat'ferty '55 Track Track is not a very popular sport but an unusual number Went out for it this year. We should take quite a few events in this year's track meets. Z3 Track STANDING: D. Morton, R. Haines, Coach Lush, J, Philbrick, D. Eustis. SEATED: J. Mclaafferty, N. Taylor, G. Haley, G, Priest, G. Washington, J. Pillsbury, E. Wentzell E, Lowell, D, Thompson. Cheerleaders STANDING: Miss Thibault. KNEELING: C. Quimby, B, Mclaafferty, . 0 p 24 M Th m son, J. Brackett, S. Holman, Absent: E. Roland. Jr. High Boys' Basketball SEATED: K. Brackett, C, Steward, S, Ross, M, Lowell, B, Blackwell, J, Brackctt, J. Targett, R, Bradbury, STANDING: Coach Lush, D, Barrett, T. Doak, D, Priest, P, Harnden, C. Eastwood, H. Huntoon, R, Morin. ,N I ,V 1,1 .A :. K Ji. High Girls' Basketball SEATED: L. Copp, J. Davidson, S, Sandstrom, S. McLafferty, B. Marin, B. Judkins, K. Kcsner. STANDING: Coach Lush, B. Haley, R, Steward, L. Dumas, N, Ivers, B. Mitchell, L. Lowell, J, lvers 2.5 f . brim- ' f ' , ETX ,b 'pi 'Y fx. k- 1 'I 2:.'.--Kay!.hKQ1.'z54fiE'1AuS'Mik3?5IL13':5aL?1E4i3iS.2QC ' ? !. V X ffff ff , f ,Q .1 X i. 2 5 ! x 4 . 3 Q. 5.2 E' 1 '21 ,. 'fl 4 45' r,, RZ Q, 5 X V 1 we Activities AR TS and CRAFTS CLUB 'I'his year there was only one Arts and Crafts Club instead of the usual two--one for the girls and one for the boys. Those who tried their hands at new skills were Elaine Haley, Kailen Morin, Earl Morin, Don Morton, Penny Mitchell, Eddie Lowell, Ronnie Haines, Dana Field, Karen Schildberg, Phillip Dunham, Jane Saunders, Eleanor Hinkley, Neil Taylor, John Phil- brick and James McLafferty. Our first project was working with copper. Each of us chose a picture and with a great deal of help from Mr. Huston, we traced it onto a piece of copper, putting in only the major lines. After much raising and lower- ing of the surfaces of the pictures, we attached them to pieces of wood by bending the edges of the copper sheet. Acid and steel-wool-colored the pictures. Finally the pictures were put onto a large piece of WO0d or background which was coated with linseed oil, and our master-pieces were finished. Although some of them didn't come out so well as we hoped, we had fun trying. The next project is going to be making mugs with wooden handles or gimp bases from bottles, They will be made in sets of either four, six or eight. Penny Mitchell '57 AUDIO - VISUAL CLUB The A-V Club was so large this year that it was decided to divide it into 3 groups. Ronald Haines had group one which consists of: Donald Thompson, Errol Wentzell, Jerry LaPierre, and Jackie Fox. They have worked on the movie projector. In the sec- ond group, which is instructed by John Hinkley are: Phillip Dunham, Edwin Lowell, Gordon Haley, Wally Eustis, Helen Mitchell, Karen Schildberg, and Sandra Hunt. They have worked on the film strip projector. In the third and last group are: Chris Cumming, Donald Morton, Jack Pillsbury, Alvin Roth, and Dick Eustis. Their instructor is Mr, Stickney. This group has learned to operate the tape recorder. We have had several educational movies this year and have progressed rapidly. Karen Schildberg '58 GLEE CLUB At the beginning of the year Mr. Stickney called the first meeting of the Girls' Glee Club. Plans were made to meet every Wed- nesday after school and prepare for the Spring' Concert to be held at Farmington. The enrollment includes: Rose Belisle, Jacqueline Fox, Eldene Roland, Lee Vaughn, Nedra Violette, Josephine Mills, Peggy Thompson, Jane Murphy, Jane Saunders, Barbara Thurston, Beverly Thurston, and Sandra Brackett. Again this year we are trying soprano, second-soprano, and alto. Our songs will include: Over the Rainbow, Adoramus Te Christe, Your Land and My Land, Czecho- Slovakian Dance Song, The Orchestra Song, and My Lord, What a Mornin', We offer our sincere thanks to Mrs. Emery Scribner, Jr. for the co-operation she has given us. Our year looks bright and we all are looking forward to what it may bring, Eldene Roland '56 COMMERCIAL CLUB Co-Editors Josephine Mills Sandra Holm Lee Vaughn Alice Quimby Jean Brackett Lorrain Spiller Eileen Copp Mary- Lyn 'Steward Second-Year Typists Sports Editors Social Editor Personality Editor Joke Editor Art Editor Proof Readers Rangeley High Schoo1's Commercial Club, with the help of Miss Thibault, plans to put out a spring edition of a school paper, The members of the club will have to type, mimeorgraph, and learn to edit a paper. In future years I hope that the paper will be published at least every two months, if not sooner. I feel that the parents of the students find the paper interesting. This gives them a way to know what goes on in our high school. Sandra Holman '55 Co-Editor A+-, -4... ,. , .N ,WM -5 Q0 SWL! Glee Club BACK ROW: J. Brackett, Bev. Thurston, M. Thompson, J. Fox, J. Mills, N, Violette, Mr. Stickney MIDDLE ROW: L. Vaughn, B. Mc1..affcrty, J. Saunders, A, Hainse, Bar. Thurston. FRONT ROW: C. Quimby, J. Murphy. SEATED: R, Belisle. ABSENT: E. Roland. W Commercial Club STANDING: E, Bachelder, L. Vaughn, A. Quimby, M. Steward, E. Copp, L. Spiller, A, Ivers, J, Mills, S, Holman, Miss Thibault. SEATFD: J, Brackett. Z9 A-V Club STANDING: Mr, Stickney, E. Lowell, E, Wcntzell, A, Roth, G. Hal:-y, J. LaPiQrrc, J. Hinkley R, Haines, J. Fox, D, Thompson, D. Eustis, K, Schildberg, H. Mitchell. KNEELING: W. Eustis, D, Morton, J. Philbrick, P. Dunham, we mach Craft Club STANDING: C. Quimby, E, Mvrin, D. Morton, D. Field, Mr, Huston, E. Haley SEATED: H. Mitchell, R, Haines, E, Hinkley, J. Saunders, K. Schildbcrg, N, Taylor, M. McLafferty, E. Lowell, K. Morin, P. Dunham, J. Philbrick, 30 Speech Club LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Thompson, E. Hinkley, E. Wentzell, C, Lamb, Instructor, R. Belisle, J. Philbrick, B. Thurston, C. Quimby, ABSENT: E. Roland. Dramatics Our dramatics for this year are mostly in the future. However, we have already had one play, which was a great success. A three-act play called Love is Too Much Trouble was presented by the following people: Sandra Holman, Josephine Mills, Eleanor Hinkley,T!l-Elzgygtgvgf Beverly Thurston, Janice Quimby, Eldene Roland, Rose Belisle, Alice Quimby, Guy Haines, John Philbrick, Jerry Brackett, Errol Wentzell, and Wally Eustis. Special credit should be given to Josephine Mills for stepping in at the last minute and taking the place of Jacqueline Fox, who very un- ceremoniously went off to the hospital to present them with her appendix, The next play on our schedule will be the County One-Act Play. We are planning to do the play called Dark Brown. The stars will be Josephine Mills, Jacqueline Fox, John Philbrick, Wally Eustis, Alice Quimby, Eldene Roland, and Rose Belisle. This year We are featuring something very special. Our faculty is going to present the hilarious comedy The Little E Laughed. It will be directed by Mr. Lamb and we all know from the peals of laughter coming from the Kam where they are rehearsing that this can't help being a real hit. Of course there will also be the class One -Act Plays. We do not yet know what plays we will be doing nor who the' actors and actresses will be, but we do know what with Mr. Lamb's directing they can't help being highly successful, In the Annual One-Act Play Contest held at Strong on March 23, all the schools in the county were entered except Wilton Academy and New Sharon, Rangeley won the coveted first place trophy for the third consecutive year. The vehicle this year was the tense melodrama, Dark Brown with the following comprising the cast: Jacqueline Fox, Alice Quimby, Josephine Mills, Eldene Roland, Wallace Eustis, Rose Belisle, and John Philbrick. The play was directed by Clarence Lamb, and Mrs. Hunger was in charge of make-up. Second place was awarded to Jay, and third place went to Strong. This year the County Prize Speaking Contest was conducted in such a way as to allow each school to enter a contestant in each of three divisions: oratory, humor, and dramatics. All schools in the county were entered in the afternoon preliminaries, March 31, and evening finalists included two from Phillips foration and humorl, two from Wilton Qoration and dramaticsl, two from Rangeley fhumor and dramaticsl, one from Farmington fhumorl, one from Kingfield Qdramaticsl, and one from Strong Qorationl. Rangeley did not enter a contestant in oratory, which was won by Wilton, but Walked off with top honors in both humor and dramatics. Rose Belisle won first place with her dramatic inter- pretation of The Old Lady and the Clock. John Philbrick won a first-place medal in the humorous division with his clever presentation of David Garrick, 31 Th ree-Act Play STANDING: A. Quimby, J. Philbrick, J, Brackctt, R. Belislc, Mr, Lamb, E, Hinkley, J, Fox, SEATED: B, Thurston, J. Quimby, M. Steward, S. Holman, W. Eustis, E. Wcntzell, J. Mills, ABSENT: Absent: E. Roland, JIIIT Teachers' Play STANDING: Mr, Lamb, Mrs, Plummer, Mrs. Wilcox, Mr, Huston, Miss Tliilnault, Mr. Dorr, Mr, Lush, Mr. Stickney, Mr. Dahne. SEATED: Mrs. Oakes, Miss Weeks, Mrs. Kidder, Mrs, Priest, Mrs. Dorr, Mrs, Hunger, Mrs Stickney, Mrs , Huntoon. 32 Y!-9 on va B ,f'f,4 E an fm if 'lf 'ff vs 3 we L -as W 3 E '54 lC8 C011 Ome E om ySlCS HNITHHODVI H'v'cIl X03 4. NIH HNHVCI QI' ,xouu C H 9-REU SILSDH CIHVHDI QS I WO HDNIVI .LOH c1S I HID L HDNDH tn Speech Club The Speech Club organized again this year with an enrollment of seven girls and two boys. We began again with the tongue twisters, short syllables, and what-not that are supposed to help you get your tongue around the harder words in speech. At present we are all working on speeches which-we shall present before the P, T,A, to decide which one will go to the County Speaking Contest at Strong. The speeches are as follows: Hannibal's Wedding Belle Presented by Eldene Roland Mississippi Magic Presented by Rose Belisle Last Will 8: Testament of a Refugee Presented by Eleanor Hinkley Ma's Monday Morning Presented by Clarice Quimby The Widow's Mites Presented by Barbara Thurston David Garrick John Philbrick The Importance of Being Earnest Presented by Errol Wentzell We wish to thank Mr. Lamb for his un- tiring work in helping us to get the speeches ready for the contest. Rose Belisle '56 Exchanges The members of the Editorial Board of the '55 Tattler wish to take this opportu- nity to express our-gratitudeto all those who have so generously contributed mat- erial and time to make this yearbook a success. We also wish to thank all the schools that have exchanged yearbooks with us. They are: Gould Academy Phillips Strong Clinton Pemaquid Wilton Kingfield Farmington Those who haven't replied yet are: Winthrop Stephens QRumfordl Beals Island Bingham Bristol Madison Jay Newport Dixfield Porter West Paris Leavitt Institute Canton Stratton Peggy Thompson '55 Student Council STANDING: Left to Right: M. Steward, W, Eustis, D. Field, S, Hunt, Mr. Stickney. SEATED: E. Hinkley, H. Mitchell, J. Fox, G. Priest QPres.l ALUMNI 1954 David Copp - Rangeley, Maine Ronald Edwards - Gorham State Teachers College, Gorham, Maine Ada Field - Long Island, New York George Haley - Rangeley, Maine Ann Ivers - Long Island, New York Raymond Lamb - Rangeley, Maine HarlandLawrence - Sampson Air Force Base, Geneva, New York Richard Quimby - Rangeley, Maine Beverly Raymond - Rangeley, Maine Ruth Scribner - Fisher College, Boston, Mass. Frances Copp, nee Steward - Rangeley, Maine James Soucie - Sampson Air Force Base, Geneva, New York 1953 Kenwood Beckwith - Shirley Mills, Maine Mary Leavitt, nee Brackett - Rangeley, Maine George Brooks - U. of M. , Orono, Maine Fred Carlton - U.S. Army, Japan Paul Davis - Rangeley, Maine Annabelle Ellis - Rangeley, Maine John Eustis - U. of,M,., Orono, Maine , Elizabeth Grant - Yalesville, Conn. Luther Hoar - Tufts College, Boston, Mass. Dorothy Miller - Rangeley, Maine Dorothy Morton - Gorham State Teachers College, Gorham, Maine Donald Philbrick - U.S. Marines, Korea Phillip Polland - Rangeley, Maine Charles Raymond - U,S. Army, Iceland Sally Rowe - Sargent College, B, U, ,A Boston, Mass, Joan Seeley - Los Angeles, Calif. Rodney Skillin - U.S. Marines Phillis West - Rangeley, Mzine 1952 Linwood Dennison - U,S. Army Jay Hoar - U. of M. , Orono, Maine Richard Johnson - U.S. Army, Korea Louise Lamb - Newton Wellesley IHospita1,. Newton Lower Falls, Mass Joey McLafferty - U, of M. , Orono, Maine Clayton Philbrick - U.S. Army, Korea George Rich, Jr, - U.S. Navy Ernest Stewart - U. S. Army, Germany 36 1951 Russell Boutilier - U.S. Army William Churchill - U.S. Navy Geraldine Coolong, nee Murphy - Rangeley, Maine George Dunham - U,S,A,F, , Westover Air Force Base, Springfield Mass Paul Field - U.S. Army Kathleen Gray - Rangeley, Maine David Hinkley - Rangeley, Maine Raymond Holman - Rangeley, Maine Jennie Lee, nee Holman - Rangeley, Maine Robert Lee - U.S. Navy John McPherson - Maine Maritine Academy, Castine, Maine Mary Powers, nee Williams - Rangeley, Maine Roy West - Colorado Richard Maclver - Portsmouth, Virginia 1950 Janet Boutlier, nee Dennison - Bernarda Bay, New York Albert Bowker - U,S.A.F, , Sampson AFB, Geneva, New Joyce Dayon, nee Beckwith - Bernards Bay, New York Harry Ellis - U.S. Army, Japan Stowell Eustis - Deceased Edwin Hood - British Colombia Margaret Lamb - Mass. General Hospital, Boston, Mass. Rita MacPherson, nee Seeley - Los Angeles, California Ronald Novak- Keasley, N. J. , . . Richard Porter - U,S,A, , Fort Dix, N. J. Elton Powers - Rangeley, Maine Alice Noyes, nee Spiller - Norfolk, Va. Patricia McConkey, nee Tibbetts - Columbus, Ga. 1949' Betty Campbell, nee Verrill - Lynn, Mass. Natalie Carlton, nee Steward - Portland,Maine Eleanor Cunningham, nee Daveport - Rangeley, Maine Neal Edwards - Rumford, Maine Myron Herrick - U.S. Army Janet Johnson - Rangeley, Maine William Johnson - Rangeley, Maine Collette Jordon, nee Wilbur - Portland, Maine Henry Jungmann - U.S. Army Sylvia Nichols, nee Hunt - Rumford, Maine Rita Webber, nee Porter - Glenside, Pa. Patricia Reichel, nee Judkins - Putnam, Conn. Annette Ross, nee Lamb - Rangeley, Maine Leonard Ross - U, of M. , Orono, Maine Warren Schildberg - U, of M, , 01-Ono, Maine Arlen Wentzell - Rangeley, Maine Geraldine Wilkinson, nee Swain - Manchester, N,H, 37 York 1948 Julia Dunna, nee Blackwell - L,I, , New York Glenwood Campbell - Lynn, Mass. Marylyn Steward, nee Campbell - Rangeley, Maine Lynwood Carlton - Portland, Maine Greta Haley, nee Ellis - Weld, Maine Marjorie Haley - B,U, , Boston, Mass. Raymond Haskell - Belmont, Mass. Jean Hitchcock, nee Pillsbury - Oquossoc, Maine Clydis Henderson, nee Ross - Stratton, Maine Robert Lindsay - U.S.A.F, - Canada Therese Philbrick, nee Turmenne - Auburn, Maine Elizabeth Quimby, nee Ross - Rangeley, Maine Janice Rand, nee Pillsbury - Auburn, Maine Jack Ross - U.S,A,F, , Spokane, Washington Gene Sawin - Schenectady, New York 1947 Cedric Brackett - Portland, Maine Minnie Burgess, nee Collins - New Sharon, Maine Eleanor Dumas, nee Johnson - Lewiston, Maine Richard Ellis - Rangeley, Maine Mable Field, nee Keep - Rangeley, Maine Elizabeth Hunger, nee Russell - Rangeley, Maine Bennie Nile - Rangeley, Maine Gilbert Philbrick - U. of M. , Orono, Maine Peryland Philbrick - Korea 38 Autographs Autographs Q.-' , m 4 fi . 4 i 49? li .5 , i'E9fi55 -3. fs Q f fi' 3 1 R: 4 4is5W S25 12. 5 L. 2525 3,34 gi 4 , A u 1 1 Q li 2, 55 g K 'c' If A 3f?'rwi as 'if 2 ,J 1..':p', . -'1?l 5j3 , ffyz I Cf' V t A ' I , QE, 1 ,ng BEST Ridd1e's Pharmacy Where Your Patronage Is Appreciz-1ted Specialists in Prescription Work An All-Year-Round Up-To-Date Drug Store .Toe Mclsafferty, Prop. 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