Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1957 volume:

.fl THE TATTLER 1957 DEDIICATIIU HELEN M WEEKS wxth grateful pnde we dedrcate this lssue of THE TATTLER to Mxss He1enM weeks who has devoted the last twenty fnve years to farth ful and pamstakxng xnstructlon of the youth of Rangeley rn Grade Two A teacher affects etemrty she can never tell where her mfluence stops HELEN M WEEKS NORMA H MORTON SCOTTY MORTON Two generatlons of pupxls taught by Mlss Weeks! EDIITORIIAL BOARD Standmg left to nght Mr Horton Kathleen Ross Jane Saunders Llsette Dumas Sandra Hunt Jean Brackett Sally Sandstrom Penny Mitchell Judy Davldson Susan McLafferty Barbara Judklns Brenda McLafferty Errol Wentzell Mr Lamb Jane Durgm Seated Lee Vaughn Clance Qulmby Wallace Eusus John Phxlbnck Agnes Hamse Carl Eastwood Edlth Bachelder Ed1tor UI Chlef JOHN PHILBRICK Assxstant Ed1tor AGNES HAINSE Business Manager WALLACE EUSTIS CARL EASTWOOD Lxterary HELEN MITCHELL Athletrc Editor Boys ERROL WENTZELL Athletlc Ed1tor G1r1s SUSAN MCLAFFERTY Alumm Editor BRENDA MCLAFFERTY Class Reporters HELEN MITCHELL 57 JANE SAUNDERS 58 SALLY SANDSTROM 59 LISETTE DUMAS 59 B J JUDKINS KATHLEEN ROSS 61 JANE DURGIN 62 Typnsts JEAN BRACKETT 57 EDITH BACHELDER 57 LEE VAUGHN 57 SANDRA HUNT 58 JUDITH DAVIDSON Sponsored by FARMINGTON S FLOOD S SHOE STORE GERARD S WILLIAMS Attomey at Law I . -. - . --------.-..--------- ,57 ' ' ---------------------- 'sa -------------------- '57 Assistant Business Managers ---------------- CLARICE QUIMBY '58 '60 ' -------- ------- ---- - - '57 . . . , -----.-- -.------- , 5,7 . . 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'60 Although ll has been my prrvllege to be wrth you only for the present school year rt has been most gratrfytng to share tn your aca demxc and co currlcular endeavors rn whlch you have partrclpated with so much consclentxous enthuslasm and cooperative splnt Thls has resulted ln success ln all that we have attempted and may these experrences serve as examples of the success that may be achieved by you throughout your lrfe by s1m11ar attitude and spurt To the members ofthe Class of 1957 to whom th1s 1957 TATTLER IS somewhat a monument I extend smcere wtshes that each of you wlll fmd happmess and success rn whatever freld you may choose to follow You have taken advantage of the opportunrtles offered you by your Hrgh School I hope you w1ll proflt from them You have con trrbuted much to your Hlgh School may you contribute fully as much to soclety by means of a nch full and honorable lrfe J Douglas Thompson Sponsored by Phrllrps I w RUSSELL FIELD PULPWOOD COMPANY PHILLIPS I G A TRECARTIN S PHARMACY BY FARMINGTON S THE RED STORE IEDIITORHALS As the ftrst graduatmg class of the Rangeley l-hgh School ftfty years ago we have been asked to wrtte an arttcle for the 1957 TATTLER, we would ltke to begm by telltng you where we went to school that ts the drffer ent butldmgs Our fxrst schoolhouse was located near the present resrdence of Kenneth Hmkley and we went to school there both downstaxrs and upstaxrs About 1898 the schools were graded durrng the supermtendeucy of Mrs Sylvader Htnkley and the upper grades were transferred to the butldmg now occupied by Brackett and Bradbury whrch at that trme was the town hall In 1903 the fust school butldtng was buxlt on the present srte of the grade school and that was where our class and several of the others completed thetr hxgh school educatron The hrgh school room was the end room on the second floor next to Pleasant Street and was butlt to be a laboratory but the school was so small they used tt for the htgh school for several years Mr Harry L Bradford who we all hope w1ll be able to be wrth us on the Ftftreth Annxversary was prxnclpal of the hrgh school for three of the four years that we were 1r1 hrgh school As we remember rt there were two courses college preparatory and Engltsh Course and most of the puprls took the college preparatory course At that ume m the hrgh school there were th1rty sxx weeks tn the year and the other grades were thlrty so that two weeks of each term we had the school butldlng all to our selves and were gtven a pretty free rem wtthm reason and one of us fyou can easrly guess whtch onej certamly made the most of those OPPOITLIIIIIICS We had practtcally no athletlc program The gtrls had none and the boys were al lowed to box tn the basement usually under the supervxslon of the prmctpal In fact we had boxmg gloves back m the ftrst butldtng we attended The only other athlettc act1 v1t1es up to the ttme we were graduated were two games of baseball played agamst the West Rangeley team of whrch each team was the wtnner once The last game whrch we won went we thtnk twelve or fourteen tnnmgs and Lynwood Carlton p1tched the whole game We would lrke to mention that rn the fxrst Track Meet held at Phlllrps rn 1908 rn whxch there were ten events Rangeley dxd not have a poxnt unttl the ftfth event when Lynwood Carlton won the football krck and started the ball rolltng and from there on Rangeley l-hgh School gathered twenty mne potnts to win the meet Thrs has seemed to be a charactertstlc of R H S more or less ever smce as we belteve lf you have followed the basketball teams you will ftnd that generally speakmg they have scored more pornts tn the last half of their games and as you well know they pay off at the wtre when tt came ttme for graduatron tt took practtcally the whole htgh school to make a graduauon The 1907 program shows that of those takxng part all are ltvmg but one Phrlxp O Pxllsbury Class of 1908 who passed away shortly after graduatmg from the Umverstty of Mame Betng a small class and havxng no way of raxstng money through the years as IS done now when the questton of music came up the bustness men of the town, under the leadershlp of John A Russell pard for an orchestra from Farmtngton Mame We have always apprecrated thls The superintendent of schools m 1907 was Francls E. Russell the brother of the above mentroned John A Russell and the school commrttee conslsted of Olm R Rose John A Russell and Gerne A Proctor Sponsored by THE HERBERT Krngfteld Mame I I v ' . , Q 0 I I s o 1 . . . g 1 . ' -- , . . . . . - . . 9 I - s I . . , ' Q Q I I I I ' I s u 1 v ' I I I I 3 p n ' s I O ll I I I I 1 n s s v l n 9 U I I I 0 s s . u s 0 . g , . . . .- - r - , . I - - I I ln conclusron we would like to say that we have always been very proud to have been the fxrst class to be graduated from Rangeley l-lrgh School and we have followed ns actrvmes wtth very much tnterest ever since l-hgh school is a very great experrence but tt IS only the start to ht us for lrfe s work and graduates stnce who have attended college have ranked well rn thetr professrons Whlle educatlon rs a wonderful thrng we would lrke to pornt out that that alone wtthout character and perseverance does not make a successful llfe Wtnrfred H Berry 07 Harold B McCard 07 OUR MONU MENTAL PA ST In foregone years our edrtorrals have many trmes concemed themselves wrth our school s and students problems we spoke rn support of stx man football rn 1940 In 44 we praised the Home Ec Department for processmg several hundred cans of food remarked about the govemmental demanded course Radro Code and menttoned that a physrcal educatron program was now a regular course It was offered to boys and grrls for 215 mxnutes a week We ltsted some changes rn the hrgh school burldtng of 1947 New metal backboards had been tnstalled a Manual Trarnrng teacher had been secured movres were bemg used to teach subjects and some new Shakespearxan record albums had been purchased through the Dramatrcs Fund Today a group of students may organrze a club qurte easrly Our Student Actrvmes edrtorral of 49 was requestrng trme and cooperatron among the students lt asked for clubs to be organrzed among many non pamcrpants of sports and dramatrcs Our new school schedule provrdes the trme for club actrvmes and rt rs used to advantage xng den and praxsed a new shower partruon We also mentioned that a program for new desks and charrs for the mam room had been started At last thrs year rt became a reality Psychology was xntroduced rn our school currtculum 1l'l 1953 We strll have this sub ject and many students enjoy rt A Guidance Program was dxscussed also and we know that thrs year the Rotary Club has considered helping wrth rt We spoke for a new stage drrver tratntng course and a gymnasrum tn 1954 To date we have a new and better stage Both Stratton and Strong have Drrver s Educatron but we don t Strong has a new gym but we don t In 1955 we deplored our lack of that tntangrble subject, school sprrtt We are sure thrs has been remedied Thrs year we belreve that school spurt rs at an all trme hrgh We hope the future Senrors and other students wrll use these words of experrence school spurt rs not mherrted from one year to the next rt rs either 10.-rt or acqutred each year Including thrs year 351 gtrls and 258 boys have graduated from Rangeley ln frfty years more we hope that these frgures wrll more than double Student actrvrtres of Rangeley Hrgh School have been successful thts year we thank the teachers and students who have made thrs statement possrble WING S MARKET 8a MADRID BARN Sponsored by PHILLIPS OIL CO. DR, and MRS CHARLES E THURLOW Phtlllps In 1950 we said that the boys' locker room had 'always been a rather sorrowful look- Thrs year the Lrons Club sponsored an essay contest on the sub 1ect Rangeley s Great est Need A commxttee of therr Judges gave the ftrst pnze of S10 to Harland Huntoon 60 the second prrze of 57 to Ltsette Dumas the thud of S5 to Helen Mttchell and the fourth pnze of S3 to Nellre lvers we take pleasure rn publtshmg the ftrst prrze essay RANGELEY S GREATEST NEED Rangeley s greatest need rs an mdustry whrch would employ forty or frfty people However before thts can be realrzed we must have a larger and cheaper way of gener atrng electrrclty At present the power system supplymg Rangeley s crtrzens with electrtcrty IS made quate and expenstve Whrle I do not know all the reasons for thrs lt appears that our present plant rsn t large enough to supply the present demand and probably needs to be rebutlt and have larger generators rnstalled The present system of course was set up many years ago when the demand for electrrclty was much smaller As our present system rs generated hydroelectrrcally the amount of water rn Kennebago Rrver may be msuffrcrent to generate a larger amount If that rs true a change of locanon would tn volve a great deal of money After readrng of some of the government hydroelectrrc plants l am wonderrng rf there rs any way that Rangeley and the surroundrng regrons could secure the benefrts of a stmrlar type Govemment projects are usually able to produce at a much lower cost and so can sell to the publrc at a much lower rate Assummg that we have rn our reglon adequate electrtcal power to run a small mdus try the frrst step would be to ftnd an lndustry wrllmg to set up tts plant rn Rangeley lt would seem natural that rt would be some sort of woodworlung concern as our only re source of commerctal value rs lumber The Chamber of Commerce would be the logrcal means of ftndmg rnterested prospects for brrngtng such an lndustry to Rangeley lf such an mdustry could be tnstalled what would be the benefrts to Rangeley? It would provide sorely needed employment for our permanent restdents Our populatron would rncrease brtngrng more busmess to our stores and more tax money to our town treasury For the past few years there has been mcreaslng demand for a community burldrng wrth gymnasium factlrtres The argument agatnst rt has always been that the town could not afford rt A new means of rncome mrght enable us to afford thrs very worthwhtle addrtton to our communtty Of course any slzeable addrtron to our population would rncrease the number of school chtldren As our schools are already crowded some addition to the school buildrngs would be necessary As thrs rs gorng to be needed anyway the town would be better srtuated ftnancxally to meet the demand 5 The vartous clubs and organrzatrons would benefit from new members with new rdeas Whlle thrs may take years to be realrzed rn the meanttme all progressrve mrnded resrdents of Rangeley should grve th1s matter careful constderatron by Harland Rupert Huntoon 60 Sponsored by BOB S PLACE Phrlllps Marne 1. ' ' . 2- . . n . . . 3. . . . . . 4. . . .. . . R H S IQU7 Back row left to nght George Dill Jasper I-Iamblm Lynwood Carlton Thlrd row Ralph Jacobs Harry W Hmkley Second row Sherman P Hoar Wrlllam Kempton Harold McCard Front row Thayer Ellrs Thalre Russell Wunfred Berry Phllrp Prllsbury and Prrnclpal Harry L Bradford Absent for pxcture Lulene Prllsbury Labotz The above prcture shows Rangeley I-hgh ur ns mfancy wxth an enrollment of twelve compared to s1x tlmes that of today The f1rst graduatmg class had a total of two and the entlre school parucxpated 1n the exercxses It was not until 1909 that a class Qfrve ln number, held rts gradu atlng exercises wlthout the help of other classes what were actxvrtxes like flfty years ago? There was no basketball tn those fust years the chref sport bemg track R H S was Champlon of the North Franklm County track meets held rn Phrllxps There was always real tramxng for these events Interscholastrc speakmg contests were also held and people from far and near traveled by specral tram to attend Hot coffee and refreshments were served on the tnp Arbor Day was annually observed wlth the puplls devotmg the day to cleanrng up the school grounds The elm trees whlch grace the old school lot were taken from Langtown and set out by Mr Bradford the prrncxpal and helpers Contributed by Thalre Hoar Russell 09 Sponsored by EUSTIS' 8a STRATTON'S By FARMINGTON'S E. I. LEAVITT IACK'S TRADING POST MACDONALD'S WI-IITNEY'S GENERAL STORE RAY'S BARBER SHOP By STRONG'S ARNOLD TRAIL GARAGE CURTIS GARDENS WHITE FRONT GARAGE STRONG WOOD TURNING CORP. O O 0 X X b., . . X J W f , . -.?, ,, ..-, rg ,Y -2.-L--M X -.....i., , S --ii., -, -?..,-.-,-, A 4, A ..l...i.-....- ,. S ' V 9 I 9 g o I 9 o n I n g , . 1 1 I v 1 I a I u I I - a - l . . . n - . 9 n . ' v g 1 . . , U1 YEARS AGU HAROLD MCCARD Rangeley I-hgh School s xrst graduates Flrst Pnnclpal WINIFRED BERRY il' HARRY L BRADFORD , Sponsored by ROWE S STORE ' w A f . 51, s f, -6 1 L- Cf ' I . STUDENT COUNCIL J Seated left to rrght Llsette Dumas lack Prllsbury lean Brackett Agnes Harnse Standing Barbara Fraser Mrchael Lowell Paul Hamden Alvm Roth Beverly Mrtchell Dranne Brackett Mr Thompson Karl Davrdson Absent Terry Saunders Presrdent I ack Pxllsbury Secretary Treasurer Llsette Dumas Thxs year our Student Council has four more members than usual two each from the seventh and erghth grades The Councll has set up a school boy patrol to handle trafflc problems and II has maugurated a srmple and effectrve program for awardmg athletrc letters It rs hoped that the latter plan wrll remam the same for SUCCCSSIVC years The Councxl IS trymg very hard to get our school out of debt Food Sales and a Bottle Drive are to be sponsored by the Student Councrl to help the worthy cause We have accomplrshed qurte a b1t for the betterment of our school and hope to do even more rn the future Llsette Dumas 59 Sponsored by S, A, COLLINS 8r SONS KEN WILBUR MRS. JESSIE W, and MR, EVERETT ROSS BOB'S SHOP is, 1- f,r1 .1 T fgfijiff r I n l 9 ' I 1 1 I I 9 . - . , . , . . - - CQC0un::QD::uh . S ng an: QC I 9 Q ' 1 . . . . ' l 1 -5. 71 f ' af , 1 .jI'l,. I , 4 . , J f1? '? 1 1 ' -v-'1-'vw . al,-x:'xwW . H!!!'U ' 1-W lj! ADMIINIISTRATIIUN ,.. 1 by -1593, MR. BASIL KINNEY Superintendent HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Left to nght D Huntoon T Horton H Oakes J Thompson C Lamb K Coombs T Huston and L Bryant MR. THOMPSON and Offxce Staff Sponsored by DUMAS RESTAURANT 1 Y I, I A L 1' . Q I I e p - v 1 ' I 0 r ' 1' r ' wf , ' 'I X - PV .Q . VICTOR TARGETT Vlc A man ts as young as he feels after trymg to prove rt Class Vrce Presldent 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Basketball 1 Dance Club 3 4 Track 3 4 Glee Club 4 WALLACE EUSTIS Eusless The worst men often glve the best advrce Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 4 Golf 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Class One Act Play 1 2 3 4 County Best Actor Award 2 3 State One Act Play 3 Class Treasurer 1 Student Councrl 2 3 Vrce President 3 Class President 3 TATTLER Assxstant Buslness Manager 3 Buslness Man ager 4 Glee Club 4 Audro Vtsual 2 3 Out ing Club 2 Arts and Crafts 3 Perfect Attend ance 3 Boys State Dance Club 3 Newspaper Staff 4 S100 Certrftcate Magazme Campaxgn 4 ps 4- Q f LEE VAUGHN Lefty We lxve by admrrauon hope and love FHA 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Outing Club 1 2 Softball 2 Dance Club 3 4 Student Councll 3 Class Secretary 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Graduatlon Usherette 3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 TATTLER 3 4 Runner up Fall Follage Queen Contest 4 Queen Candldate for Junror Prom 2 Offrce G1rl4 Commerclal Club 1 Typing Awards 2 3 JERRY BRACKETT jake It IS not the burden but the overburden that kllls the beast Baseball 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Class Presl dent 2 4 Vlce Presldent 3 Dance Club 3 Class Plays 1 2 3 Three Act Play 2 3 Student Councrl 1 4, A DON MORTON Bart Mistakes are often the best teachers Baseball 2 3 4 Manager 1 Basketball 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Arts and Crafts 1 2 3 Audlo Visual 1 2 Outing Club 1 2 Dance Club 3 4 Vlce Presldent 2 Perfect Attendance 4 HELEN MITCHELL Penny Mltch Suppress rf you can' I am a merry Jest FHA l Audio V1sual2 Craft Club 1 2 3 Outlng Club 1 2 Dance Club Secretary 3 Gxrls State 3 Class Secretary 1 Student Councll 2 DAR Candrdate 4 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4 One Act Play 1 2 Three Act Play 3 4 Graduatxon Usher 3 Glee Club 4 TATTLER 3 4 Fall Folrage Festxval Queen Candrdate 2 Cheer leader 3 4 Newspaper 1 3 4 Flrst Honor Essay . n : D , r I2 fp,-4 ' O 0 , , ' ' ' , ' .. .1 I . Q I n 142 N - v ,, E26 Y' ,f -1' . Q One-Act Play 1, 2, 3,4, Three-Act Play 2, 3, Y ' ,ii . y A A H A, ' Q 7 5 h' ' . . ' ' f X' 1 , . Q , S - X , ,, if 32 . . . - X s s 23 ' ' . . : : '. .4: 'Aft' 'v 5' 5 ' , . - If ' .13 2 : . : gf 1 ' . - - - Q - lug. ,ff . : : ' . 'Q ., g 5 aw, EDWARD McGARVEY Eddy Confucius say: Grass no grow on traveling toes. Dance Club 3, 4, Arts and Crafts 1, Transferred to Florida in fall and back in spring 1 2 3 JOHN PHILBRICK Cush If you re there before ll s over you re there on trmel Arts and Crafts 2 3 Class President 1 Base ball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 One Act Play 1 2 3 4 Dance Club 3 Outing Club 1 2 Track 1 2 3 4 Three Act Play 2 3 4 County One Act Play 2 3 4 Public Speaking 2 3 4 Audio Visual 2 350 Certificate in Magazine Campaign Assistant Business Manager 3 Bus mess Manager 4 in Magazine Campaign TATTLER Assistant Editor 3 Edltor 4 News paper Staff 4 Perfect Attendance 1 2 3 4 Latin Award 3 2 French Award 1 2 Best Actor Award 2 Won State Spear Speaking 3 QOratory Awardy Social Studies Award 2 Marshal of classes 53 54 55 56 State One Act Play 3 Governor s Safety Council 3 Valedrctorlan 4314 H asf! if SANDRA BRACKETT Iean 'Love is strong as death, jealousy is as cmel as the grave. Student Council 4, Head Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Club 3, Outing Club 1, 2: FHA 1, Glee Club 1, 2, One-Act Play 1, TATTLER 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Three-Act Play Usher- ette 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, Typing Award 2, 3, Office 4. JACK PILLSBURY Limpy 'Banish jolly Jack and banish all the world. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Three-Act Play 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Audio Visual 1, Craft Club 1, 2: Boys' State, President, Student Council 4, Dance Club 3, 4. PHILLIP M DUNHAM Cack Being absent lets the heart grow fonder of someone else Dance Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 Craft Club 3 Audio Visual 1 2 EDITH BACHELDER Bach Delay is the greatest remedy for anger ketball Manager 4 Commercial Club 1 TATTLER 3 4 Typing Award 2 3 Dance Club 3 4 Second Honor Essay Commercial Award 3 . . .4- I I O :. l -I 1 5 - D g D I I I - I I I I - . . : ' ' . . : . . . a : . . . . Q - : . . . : . ' ' n I f,'hm,,Z . D , ha f Secretary-Treasurer 4, Girls' Stare: FHA 1, Bas- BRENDA MCLAFFERTY Brenda The noblest prospect whtch a Scotchman ever sees ts the hrghroad that leads hrm to England Cheerleadtng 1 2 3 4 Assxstant Head Cheer leader 4 Arts and Crafts 1 3 FHA 1 Dance Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Presldent of Glee Club 4 Gtrls State 3 Governor s Safety Counctl 3 Class Secretary Treasurer 2 Stu dent Counctl 1 Outmg Club 1 2 TATTLER Staff 3 4 One Act Play 1 2 Offrce Gul 4 Three Act Play Usherette 3 ERROL WENTZELL Sonny I can restst anythmg but temptatron Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 4 Aud1o Vlsual 1 2 Golf 2 3 Outmg Club 1 2 Dance Club 3 4 Vrce Prestdenr 1 Student Councll 3 Class One Act Play 1 2 3 4 Three Act Play 2 TATTLER Sports Edltor Glee Club 1 Boys State 3 Speech Club 1 High Salesman Magazine Campaign 3 Executrve Commlttee Dance Club 1 Salutatorlan ' I I I ' I Q V j 1 O : . I I D I I v I I I I U ,f fy l - . 1 , 1 rl ' I SENIOR MIRROR NAME FAULT NICKNAME AMBITION HANGOUT ' 'IJ ll I VT ' , ' . ' ' DM ' ' . ' ' . ' JP , . . . IP . . ' , . . BM ' ' ' LV t- - - ' ' SB . . - 1 ' ' I HM ' ' ' ' EB ' ' - - - EW ' JB . . . . . PD ' . . ' WE ' el - - - Vlctor Donald Jack John Brenda Loretta Sandra Helen Edlth Errol I erry Phrlllp W allace Edward EM Madrxd Leah Glrls Brg M Surveyors Men Jerry Food Chewmg Gum Sandy Rlver Jean Chevle Beagles Corn roasts PASTIME Gettlng to school Road to Mextcc Chauffeur F xshrng Jerktng sodas Cars Flghtmg Jake Teachers Pest Wrxtmg letters Playmg pool Making up Candy vending Argumg Traveling Vlc Bart erk Clarence Brendee Lefty Jean Much Btddy Sonny Jake Cack Eusless Eddxe EXPRESSION Boys oh boys Sxnger D C Morton Inc Army College Interror Decorator Beautlctan Housewrfe Nurse Secretary College Navy Arr Force Arr Force Navy Krnda makes ya wonda don t lt? That s what she satd Oh I don t know I gotta go Cu t t t tt out Number Please I m hungry Oh bal 11 l ony CCensoredj fUnpnntab1eJ Wal now, W l l 1 1 Oh, stop xt Oquossoc Mexlco Dumas Kennebago Madnd Chevy Telephone Offlce Anywhere Home Dumas Jean s House I G A Fust Natronal Flonda SONGS Conscrence I m Gurlty Don t Be Cmel Love Em and Leave Em Begln the Bequlne Don r Forbtd Me lf You Don t Know A Feudln and A Fxghun Friendly Persuasxon Jealous Lover Honky Tonk Jeanxe wxth the Llght Brown Hau Sweet Adelme Houng Dog Eat, Drlnk and Be Merry X x N we A A Ln- qi' , AN -144.- 4 S T A v Jf e J r 1 ny ' ' 5 xfv' p L 5 M. 4. J X 1 1 l ... --f-3, , .fwhmx X J 'LJ 4' 2 I ,--Y ' . m 1 4 1 JUNJIUR CLASS Front row left to nght Alvm Roth Sandra Hunt Neil Taylor Clarrce Qutmby Agnes Harnse Mr Huston Second row Jane Murphy Sally Adams Dana Field Earl Morm Gordon Haley Chnstopher Cummtngs Melvin Doyen Elaine Haley Last row Jane Saunders Peter West Rrchard Eustis Nedra Vrolette Mane Hamn, Carlton Champagne Edwrn Lowell Barbara Thurston Presldent NEIL TAYLOR Secretary Treasurer SANDRA HUNT Student Councll AGNES HAINSE and ALVIN ROTH Our class welcomed a new student tlns year Mane Hamn who came to us from Massachusetts She has proved to be an tmportant cog rn the girls basketball team aldrng and abettrng Jane Saunders Agnes Hamse Nedra Vnolette and I ane Murphy A srmrlar srtuatron developed inthe boys department when Carlton Champagne Joined us on a permanent basls Our class hasn t had many fund rarslng projects thts year but we are plannmg food sales dances etc before year s end Jane Saunders 58 Sponsored by HUNT 8: WILBUR L. G BALFOUR COMPANY fLrncoln Wrlbur 3'7j Vice President -------------- CLARICE QIIMBY 'S' ,. 5 ,, f ,V v, 5 ,H ,Va . 1,1 f U77 ' 'w I 1 . 1. 1,55 , ' f N ,W ,411 1 'if H ' 'W af f 5 ' vo 1? 4 ,fgw W' f 53? 1 312 ' gy, ,4 , Ang , ' wh M O l . 'I I 1 n ,js 1 Y I 0 'KJ i 'L A 'Q 4 71 'Y F.L:,,5,' ry , , 'ft .1 ,- - ,. '- -,H my I' f ff - .f7'f'l' 1. ' U' 6' ,ln ,K Q Aan.. H. ,. gr SU HUMURE CLASS Front row left to rrght Mrss Bryant Mlchael Lowell Susan McLafferty Kenneth Brack CII Lrsette Dumas Coleman Saunders Second row Carol Vrolette Judy Davrdson Arnold Koch Jr Stanley Poreda Blaln Blackwell Sally Sandstrom Nellre Ivers Last row Leta Ann Copp Ernest Mrlls Beverly Haley Charles Steward Betty Morm Tom Doak Presrdent KENNETH BRACKETT Vrce Presrdent COLEMAN SAUNDERS Student Councll LISETTE DUMAS MICHAEL LOWELL In September we returned to school to fmd ourselves establrshed rn the Englrsh Room whrch had been desrgnated as our Home Room for the year wrth Mr Lamb rn charge Our frrst undertaklng was to 1n1t1ate the Freshmen We drd just that rn September wrth the usual fantastrc costumes and stunts berng rnflrcted upon them we welcomed them wrth open arms rn the evenrng wrth a dance and refreshments On October 1 Susan McLafferty was crowned Queen of the Fall Folrage Festrval as a result of our class havrng sold the most chances for prrzes On November 9 a successful Record Hop was held twenty four dollars and twenty frve cents berng realrzed We plan to have food sales and other money making actrvmes durrng the year We wish to thank Mrss Bryant our class advrsor for her help and encouragement SALLY SANDSTROM 59 Sponsored by ANDERSON'S PHARMACY Secretary-Treasurer ------- - - SUSAN MCLAFFERTY vs' L- w ,, fvL'N 'VW C1-X 5:35. gg. . 91 x 3 '1- ? t... x r X -..W f M 'X N ,4 Q . 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' ' '- A, A FRESHMAN CLASS Front row left to nght Rrchard Morrn Nancy Curtrs Robert Hames Amrabelle Colhns Harland Huntoon Candace Tlbbetts Second row Rosalrnd Steward Mrs Oakes Ann True Douglas Barrett Lmda Lowell Barbara Judkms Frances Roth Thrrd row Brran Ellls Stanley Ross Beverly Mltchell Barbara Lamb Raymond Greene Davld Priest Last row Davrd Townsend John Targett Paul Harnden Crarg Ferguson Rex Bradbury Carl Eastwood Mrchael Qurmby Presrdent DOUGLAS BARRETT Vlce Presldent BARBARA IUDKINS Treasurer LINDA LOWELL Student Councrl BEVERLY MITCHELL, PAUL HARNDEN Our frrst class meetlng was held on September 18 when the above offrcers were elected We had conducted a strenuous campargn prror to the electron We were not qurte so green as Freshmen usually are because the enure school was tryrng out a new schedule and a new home room tdea But we were remmded of our supposed greenness when Freshman Inmatron week had us ln 1ts gnp The Sophomores made our guls wear burlap bags umon surts nylon stockings a hlgh heel and a man s boot a lemon around the neck and the hau rn rags The boys modeled women s bathing suns wom backwards over pajamas a hrgh heel and a slrpper a woman s hat and a lemon around the neck We were a motley crew but after much bowing and performrng of stunts fremember Beverly Mrtchell s havrng to cut Mr Lamb s H691 we were grven a very nrce party by the sophomores our erstwhile tormentors We conducted our first money rarsmg project a food sale on December 12 We wrsh to express our srncere thanks to our class advrsor Mrs Oakes for her as srstance in our undertakmgs BARBARA I. IUDKINS 60 Sponsored by CENTRAL REPAIR SHOP Secretary -------- ------------ A NN TRUE A GRADE 7 Back row D Targett R Haines P Mlllbury J Mltchell B Bubler S Kldder K Davldson Thlrd row J Kldder D Brackett J Thomas C Prllsbury T Moger C Boutrher J Hames Second row Mrs Huntoon S Dumas S Vaughn M Nlle S Champagne S Croy Mr Coombs Front row M Behsle J Durgrn L Bubler M Ellls M Hamse D Case GRADE 8 Back row S Bean N Wrlbur W Ellxs C Searles G Hmkley G Wllber S M111 bury J lvers Thud row G Haley R Wrlbur D Eustts A Hamn J Brackett R Dunham J Koch E Quxmby T Morgan Second row Mrs Huntoon B Fraser J Wrlcox J Freld J Collxns K Ross Mr Coombs Front row J Berry S Harnden, S Bean F Behsle F Davrs W Roth C Dumas Sponsored by the RANGELEY TRUST COMPANY Z. 1. ' . - I 1- ' 1 - .1 - ' 1 - . . I Z. ' 1 - 1- v -' 1 v u . .',. , . C 1 1 - 1 1 9 - .1 , , . , . . : . '.. ', . .1 0 'I O A I 5 ' :. . . ' , . '.. . -' . - ' . . '- , . . ' :. . . ' . . ', . , . , . ,. , . 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' A DRAMATIICS On November 8 R, H S presented us annual three act play Thts year s presentatron which was a comedy entrtled Good Nrght Ladxes mrght rn stead have been called what Goes On Before College Opens when Well Meaning Fnends Try to Help Then Friends The followrnv students under the drrectton of Mr Lamb pamcrpated Helen and lane Ralelgh, played by Ltsette Dumas and Agnes Halnse were busy turmng their home mto a grrls dormitory so they could pay off the mortgage and conttnue therr college educatron Sam Raleigh thelr brother played by John Phrlbrrck and Jug Brown, Jane s happy go lucky boy frrend Jack Pills bury were rooked mto dressmg up as old mard aunts fchaperoneslj complete Flora they were the darlrngest old ladies anyone could ask for untrl Sam lost his skirt qurte lrterally stopping the showl Mrss Eggleby the fuss budgety near srghted Dean of Women was sternly played by Judy Davrdson Two attractive co eds were Clarice Quxmby and Sandra Hunt Pen Mttchell was a crazy mtxed up College Freshman partial to entomology to Sam Ralergh and to throwmg water on George West fTom Doakj a rather shy young man Drck Eustts was a very busy fellow readmg other people s telegrams and gettmg mto mrschref 1n general Specral mentron goes to the only Freshmen appeartng rn the play Barbara Iudklns who played a sweet college freshman and Paul Hamden who dtd a very good Job as Professor Dexter HELEN MITCHELL 57 Sponsored by LORlNG'S STUDIO - Offrcral Photographers of the Class of 1957 . 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As A-unt Barbara and Aunt COUNTY CHAMPS 57 John Philbnck Left to right Errol Wentzell Wallace Eustis John Phllbrlck Director Clarence Lamb Jack Pillsbury rn Minor Miracle The year 1956 was an extremely successful and memorable one for R H S both rn Dta matrcs and an Publrc Speakmg The play chosen for one act competition was The Lrght from St Agnes by one of Amenca s famous actresses Mrnnie Maddem Ftske The diffrcult role of Tomette was skrllfully played by Rose Belrsle whrle the exacting part of the alcoholtc was forcefully portrayed by John Phrlbnck Wallace Eustis played a priest The presentation won the County Contest lt was entered in the State Contest where tt was selected as the best nro ductton rn Westem Mame and eligrble for competitron in the Finals held rn Bowdorn College s new theater Competrng agatnst stx other regional wrnners from the State the presentatron was bettered only by those of Watervrlle and Brunswrck both of whom went on to the New Englands where Watervrlle emerged wrth a supenor ratmg and members of both productrons placed on the all New England cast At Bowdom, Rose Bellsle won the top actrng honors for a perfect and un forgettable performance This marked the thrrd time Rangeley has reached the State Finals commendable record for so small a school In the freld of Publrc Speaking, Rose Belrsle won rn the oratory drvrsron of the County Con test and John Phrlbnck won a ftrst wlth hrs dramatic rendrtron of the poem The Congo En tered ur the Spear Contest he placed ftrst rn the preliminary held at Bates College and was ell grble for the State Fmals held at the State House Augusta There the competttron was much strffer but abrltty and trarntng prevarled and John tnumphed wmmng frrst honors and a cash award of S50 Thrs rs the frrst trme Rangeley has reached the Ftnals of the Spear Contest As a frnalrst wrnner John ts tnelrgrble for competitton this year but expects to enter U of M and Coumy Contests rn the oratory dtvrston Thrs drvlsron rs the only one he has not entered Qand wonj ln the County Contest Good luck to an outstandmg speaker and interpreter of lrterature Rangeley has entered the County and State contests agam this year the preltmrnary of the latter to be held at Rumford on March 21 The play to be presented IS Mtnor Miracle wtth a cast of four boys John Phrlbnck Wallace Eustls Errol Wentzell, and Jack Pillsbury Thrs year the Prlnctpals Associatton has formulated a new plan whereby a parttclpant wrll have to survrve a preliminary and a regional contest before being eligible for the Finals. As we go to Press, we have just won the County Play Contest for the fifth consecutive year Sponsored by Tl-IE ST RATTON COMPANY it Sponsored by Farmmgton s FIRST NATIONAL BANK MR DOUG FULLER, Optometnst GILIEIE CLUB DANLIE LILUB Sponsored by Farmlngton s TRASK IEWELERS CURRIER C 8: JOSEPH F HOLMAN 1 W ' 0 Q n I v -I Q 1 S, 0 f f X. gn s 1.2 up., 1 'Q .,.n L ,A xx, X x X., MX, ,f J X fiw' 7 'ur 4, s. A LQRFK I 's 'vu 421, X i .gl 5 .Gb ,qqh A , pq?- -H as 'M . :V 'WN Cham ps infix At the armory li 1 I Bs Eflllllllll Duxgo Guls and Boys State 1 1 1 what s cooking Working hard? -El CHEERLEADERS Front row left to rrght L Dumas P Mrtchell C Qurmby J Davidson N Curtrs Back row B McLafferty Coaches Oakes and Huston, Chrefj Brackett GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front row left to nght N Vrolette L Vaughn Co Captarnsl Saunders and S McLafferty B Judklns Mane Hamn Back row A Hainse R Steward L Copp B Mrtchell S Sandstrom Coach Bryant A Tme N Ivers Jane Murphy L Lowell Manager E. Bachelder. 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NEWBERRY'S GIRLS ATHLETICS Thrs year the Guls Basketball squad consrsted of fourteen players Last year we were left wrth seven grrls after the graduatron of our Semor Dlayers when the basketball season began we found that we had gtrls representxng each class Representrng the Senior Class was Lee Vaughn Next rn lrne were the Juniors who contnbuted Jane Saunders Agnes l-latnse Nedra Vrolette and a new member Mane Hamn We found four from the Sophomore Class Susan McLafferty Sally Sandstrom Leta Copp and Nellre Ivers And of course there were the Wrld Ones Barbara Judkms Llnda Lowell Rosy Steward Ann True and Beverly Mrtchell who came to us from the Freshman Class The team elected Susan McLafferty and Jane Saunders as their captarns The manager was Edlth Bachelder who was a great help to us In the mrddle of the season we lost two of our players Leta Ann Copp and Nedra Vrolette We drd not w1n all of our games but tn two of our most excmng games we surely d1d turn the tables Those games were the ones wrth Strong and Ktngfleld on our home court We beat Strong by three polnts and Krngfreld by two At least we got two thnlltng games out of the season and rt tumed out that we tred for second place wtth Strong rn the League We wrsh to thank our Coach Mtss Bryant for all the trme and effort she has grven us Ran eley Ran eley Rangeley Rangeley Rangeley Rangeley Rangeley Rangeley Rangeley 45 SUMMARY INDIVIDUAL SCORING New Sharon West Parts K1ngf1eld Phrllrps Strong Ph11l1ps K 1n gf reld Stratton Strong there here there here there there here there here Hamn McLafferty Judkms Steward The New Sharon game here was forfetted to Rangeley because of tllness tn New Sharon s ltneup Sponsored by SUSAN MCLAFFERTY 59 ERIC SANDSTROM DR and MRS, W, C, GLEESON RANGELEY CLEANERS ELLIS BOAT SHOP fl-lerb Ellrs '35j 7 g 29 28 136 g 26 ' 32 124 43 ' ' 57 ' 62 as ' ' ao 6 28 46 31 ' ' 36 48 ' ' 46 as 25 42 BOYS BASKETBALL Back row left to nght Harland Huntoon, Douglas Barrett Thomas Doak Nell Taylor Carl Eastwood Bnan Ellrs Edwrn Lowell Rrchard Eusns Coach Kenneth Coombs Carlton Cham pagne Mtchael Lowell Gordon Haley Stanley Ross Blame Blackwell Davtd Priest Paul Ham den, Rex Bradbury Manager Chrrs Cummmgs Front row Errol Wentzell Wallace Eustrs Jerry Brackett John Phllbrrck, Jack Prllsbury and Donald Morton WESTERN MAINE CHAMPS After defeatrng all comers at the reglonal Tournament Rangeley l-ltgh descended on the Lewiston Armory for the Westem Marne Toumey We were scheduled to play Casco our frrst game and ll was the hardest game of the tournament but after frghtmg mp and tuck rlght down to the frnal buzzer we managed to gain a 38 37 vrctory The next evenmg we vred with Porter for the pnvrlege of meetmg New Sharon, who had beaten Umon that aftemoon in the champron shrp game The frrst quarter was even but we managed to pull away in the second quarter and we nursed our lead the rest of the game for a 42 35 trlumph On Saturday nrght February 23 we took the floor against New Sharon The Armory was packed and the roar of thousands greeted our ears We Jumped away at the opening whxstle and were never headed We ran our lead to 30 16 mrdway m the thlrd quarter and coasted home to a 39 30 victory We were swamped on the floor by Jubrlant fans as pandemomum mled Order was restored and twelve members of the basketball squad and the manager Chrrs Cummmgs who has done a fine Job thrs year were pre sented srlver mtmature basketballs and the trophy We also recerved our trckets for the State Champronshrp game wlth Easton on March 2 Thls trophy was not the only one we were lucky enough to recelve thu year We were NFL champs for the frrst tlme stnce 52 We frmshed the league wrth an 8 2 record the same as Klngfleld s but we were vrctonous 1Il the playoff at Strong Sponsored by FRANK CASE R,H S 28 OQUOSSOC ANGLING ASSOCIATION G 8: B SPORTING GOODS CO HALEY S BEAUTY SALON Y 1 r ' 3 o l ' o . . .. . . . .' 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PENNY D ID E5 12 Jmmha 4 1 Zypmhat EE-FEE X 5- E BARBER W SHOP IVY C BOUT! LIE? We f' PLUMBING 8: HEATING CONTRACTOR 'X 323 4 g:i5f72QM5 3-If fammn xl, Yum., PASTRIES WW STUBBYS HOME BAKERY M ALBERT BEAN R H S Z7 ' I I I ' I v Compliments of S37 1 ? afii Compliments of , 1 -5.0 6 pg I I ,VT-wif, I 1 4' ooo on Phone - ,X .. D Compliments of I ' Cash arket - Groceries DOI1' HORIIY GET IIEII GIFT -4 of wi, GSK vq Compllments of T!-IE SCDLJIREDELS NEST Rangeley Ma1ne EUGENIA RUSSELL 13 MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE W1th Heatlng and Plumbmg General Hardware Electrlcal and Sportlng Goods Q? O11 Burner X SEEN Q '35 It Installatlon and Servlce 5 I Sheet Metal Work of All Klnds ff Comphments of LJ. A. IQLJSSFII I CGMFDANV Since 1890 Range-ley, Maine MASON RUSSELL R.H.S. Class of '14 U L45 , ' QD? ' ' '-A ,Ava , 1 ,V 4 , , 4 ,4 xl Af ' i Y ...2.,..lu -. JE Ns I 'I 7 1 ' ' 4'-1 2: -aig, . 'rf q fp . A 'Y . . 5 , ' 1 vi Comphments of KNOTHCDLE GOOD FOOD AND FIQCDSTH: 1.31: l.l TJ: Rangeley Ma1ne JOHN KIDDER RHS 34 wk , Zmazq qmwu X Compl ents of 9 pfgfwfan PAQQEAEN-ff .J MARKE T Cornph ents f HERB LUSH Prop IVICDLJLIVCDNS CLOTHING STORE Range1eY Ma1ne Xi W , 17,5 JOHN MOULTON RHS 32 XX-1486457 fly LADIES' APPAREL at Q5 THE 512001-05' 5+-1012 ,W RACHEL BROOKS - RHS '19 0 U fi fifix i - - DOROTHY KIDDER - RHS '34 ' ' N Wh lb .7 1111 X Q .1 EN 'm o I , . l - - 50 ' J ' Wig? -- N ' 'T,f,' ff X ASX I fig- , . O ' f' . X h X . A 1n yew ky TO GREATER VALUES EIVIEIQV I. SCIQIENEI2 Hardw Plu b1 g Heat g Sport1ng Goods Launderette Ranges Refr ger tors Space He te s Water He ters A DAY NITE Co p11 e ts of IDA E 8: CLIN I2 IQOVVE FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE E Phone 62 Bend1 Rangeley Ma1ne M BU L A N C E SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Comph ents of I-IZAIVIINXI SERVICE STATION Rangeley Ma1ne O I 0 I I I are m 'n - in - i a - a r - a N. . 'X I m 'mn 'rn i Cornpllrnents of SLJ N NV EPAE GARDENS 8: GREENHOUSE Cut Flowers Plants Pottery Seedhngs V1s1tors Welcome 421- b MARION AND ATHERTON MITCHELL Props JUS JFK, E l' 0-35- A MITCH LL RHS -A Sk Telephone 85 Z Comphments f DONALD C IVICDIQTON INC LUMBERING EXCAVATING TRUCKING Res N E Phone 165 Z Off1Ce N E Phone 165 3 Rangeley Ma1ne D C MORTON R S ' if Compliments of MILTON A. I.IS HET2 NESS CCD. . . xx .- 02, , , Pig., V 1- I 0 0 0 0 o ' '24 V. f P A it - ,TPL ' o , . oHn e ' -V l , ,, Y Compliments of C? he 12 D KEEP Rangeley Maine COAL AND TEXACO HEATING OILS ' Compliments of M12 Leu NWOOD 7Z 'f'f E Ll-I 5 DAIRY Pkooucrs R H S LakeV1ew Farm Pasteurized Milk and Cream Compliments of Housekeeping and Overnight f Q of gf RX I-IILLSIDE W G se as COTTAGES Box 391 2 Rangeley Maine Tel 16 JUNE AND MIKE MORTON Props Felton 'Wallace Compliments of X G. VV 'PICKEL STORE Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods Guides' Registry Phone 33 Rangeley, Maine :E -12? igs - . M iz, if . if -Q, ' ' .n - K, if A Keep Warm With KEEP 1 A o o ' '14 Q2 , f ,Eel 'A XA, -.fm ' U N. 5 fs ee so GIVE YOUR CAR I Comp11ments f FDETIQGLELJM DIS I HIL-SLJTCDEES INC Rangeley Ma1ne D1str1butors of Socony Mobll O11 Co Products MOb11gaS Spec1a.1 Mob11gas M0b11 Kerosene Mobxlfuel Mob11o11s Mob11 Lubncants Telephone Rangeley 146 W TRA A Y O5 f Comphrnents of , I-4 A PUQEISH Cowuvzxmv INSURANCE of All K1nds Real Estate 75 Maln St Rangeley Malne .gen ' o 3 . : , -11 :9 1 . f S E E U Lookmg for Real Honest to Goodness Bargalns? Plan to Shop at Rumford's Frlendly Store! X wf PENNE X You Save SS When You Shop at PENNEY'S Always F1rst Quahty! Comphrnents of N101-21-2 I SCN INACDTOTQS I NC Inte rnatlonal WIIIYB R1d1onv111e, Mame Tel 1060 and 1904 Comphrnents of JOEY SA LES Z SEQVI CE Mexico, Maine Q xrxgfi ' I , 09 ff? V 4 d ' f AIWAYS F!RST QUXLlTY!l I ' I UNITED DADEQ VVO12 KEDS CDI: AMEDICA AFL. CICD Security - S ' arity 2077 Comphments f BLCDDGET5 COMFORTABLE CAMPS Comp11ments of MINGO SPRINGS v Mm? QMMW fgfkeff Comphrnents of I-ILJNTET2 COVE CAMPS HOUSEKEEPING Vacat1on Homes for Fam111es and Sportsmen Rangeley Malne FORREST AND ALICE WEST, Props., Tel. 123 ' o I fs a . i N Comphments of JONES GENERAL STORE Sportlng Goods, Grocer1es, Hardware Ammo F1sh1ng Tackle Guns Camp Eqmpment WILLIAM A JONES Stratton, Ma1ne T 662 Comphments of did d1WZ4n CARPENTER CONSTRUCTION Rangeley, Ma1ne 'Z,,. XIX, T 5211 Rangeley Comphrnents of 5 I LJ- EO 222- RACTOR gn BUILDER CONT NWN riff Box 537 Comphments of FL?-YD KEEP ELECTRICA L CONTRACTOR Rangeley Ma1ne I 9 9 - U I U el. - I A 5 . . el, - A ITL f H sl 5 , . Comphments of - U P'-'nm EJADTUI 'F:l:5fQC: K LAKE LODGE PEG AND MONETT ROBBINS .oxf- Comphments of B I QC. I-I WOOD HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES QAINI GE. I-E Y PUBLIC LIBRARY 'If you read only 15 rrunutes a day you would read one half book a week 20 books a year 1000 books 1n your 11fet1me, wh1ch1s equal to go1ng through college f1ve tunes mak1ng you a world author1ty on any subject you choose and equal to taklng a tr1p around the world. T Comphments of L Xxx B if 12ussEa.n..s MOTOR CAMPS X Rangeley, Ma1ne '1 3 r F . ' ,, ,, . '. ,, I .L Q f rf ' 4,1 ,MV ,,' av f---:' ' ' ' '- ,. -..- v ,I v , . I ' s 9 . . . . . . . f . . . 9 Comphments of TOLMAN GAY Case and New Idea Sales and Servlce Corneco Fertlhzers James Way Barn Equzpment 4? D131 4618 Farmmgton, Ma1ne Comphments of DQQBEQT25 MA12 KET Strong, Ma1ne Compliments of FDI-4ll.c5 SERVICE STATION Strong Ma1ne rr! M Comphments of SCE l B5 FILLING STATION Texaco Products T Stratton Malne Tel 316 fECO 0 Mob11 Flame Bottled Gas Sales and SCIVICC HAQLAN E DCAK '37 Plumblng Heatlng ApPl1anc e s Tel 224 2 Rangeley Comphments of Wmfl C57 Wm! Park and Pollard Da1ry and Poultry Feeds Hart's Seeds Sagadahoc Fertlhzers Rangeley, Malne i .ab ad MN Q 8 'elm - I H , ii iw o , on , j ., - X W' ' X M 1? ll .fy 'V 33 ,g . a , iz M 1. VrM ,, S-use ' i - - - 4 YY , . Q gil . XXXL