Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)
- Class of 1958
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S' ?1h!3:'i : . S-' , I' 1 ...dl ,- 564. -'EI-s j...:, .'g. 03' 3'-f,,x5!.f .4132 '3 134:-Q, D -55-:J ,-,'-qzftsd.-. L' si .lgidu ,irfgw 231, ,..-. ,-.5 ,Z if-fr -Q 55-- Q. -- 5- Tw? I ,1 uifrxalo fu-515.3 ,Ql- ' 'E 'Q '--'iff 5' .L - ' rf: -E'g37,fi .bg-4 .-'fa :yg 'Tr 1,3 4. .,,' :Q ig' Q.: r Q I l M 0 WILMOT E PATTERSON It IS good for us to know that there are people m the world who w1ll g1V6 us love and unquestloned loyalty to the llmxt of then' ab1l1ty o n ' . . . N o Zoned Edltor m Chlef ASSISIBHI Edxtor Busmess Manager Boys Sports Typrsts Alumnl Advlsors Sponsored by Phllllps WEBBER S I G A BOB S PLACE TRECARTIN S PHARMACY Strong s CURTIS GARDENS AGNES HAINSE SALLY SANDSTROM CARL EASTWOOD CLARICE QU IMBY MARIE HAMN BARBARA IUDKINS DA VID PRIEST JANE SAUNDERS SANDRA HUNT IUDITH DAVIDSON SALLY ADAMS LISETTE DUMAS CLARENCE LAMB JANE HAVEY Wllton s BURGESS SHOE STORE DEPOSITORS TRUST CO D1xf1eld s I C MARBLE HOLMES' LG A 9 I gms- Sports ..-...---- -------- s USAN MCLAFFERTY This year a new course has been incorporated in the high school curriculum Dr1ver Educatton lt is being taught after school hours under the guidance of Mrs Havey The course is designed to teach the student not only how to drive but also the correct and safe way to drive There are fourteen students enrolled Before receiving a drrver s permtt each must have learned the various parts of a car including the functlon of each and must have a knowledge of the motor vehicle laws of the State Sportsmanship at the wheel rs a combination of responsibility fatr play and courtesy If one rs given the privilege of driving one must respect the rights of other drivers and those of pedestrians Each year between thirty frve and forty thousand people are killed in traffic accidents Perhaps by the good example shown by the various stu dents in Driver Education courses all over the nation this figure may be greatly reduced So let s support the course and follow the golden rule of the highway Drive as you would have others drive safely' A new installation in our gym is an electric scoreboard a gift to the school from has fulfilled a hope we have had ever since neighboring schools installed their boards Our Western Maine Championship banner along with the scoreboard have greatly helped to boost our morale and our playing spirit We would like to emphasize the importance of the plans now being formulated by Rangeley s Building Committee We hope everyone will become alerted to the urgent necessity for enlarging our present inadequate facilities We urge everyone to examine the layouts of the proposed new school buildings Another innovation this year is the formation of a Band Members are from the Rangeley School at large and several different instruments are represented Under the d1rect1on ot Mr Flag of Strong rehearsals are conducted every Friday from morning until night The disconcerting cacophony that emanates from the gym during this weekly effort will all be forgiven when the group is finally molded into a harmonious whole We are assured this desired goal will be realized by Memorial Day' We hope that this 1n1t1al effort will attract more and more mustcally inclined pupils so that R. l-I S can be assured of always havlng a Band in the future Agnes Haines 58 Sally Sandstrom 59 Editors Sponsored by RANGELEY S LORING S STUDIO Hunt and Wilbur Photographers for the QUIMBY GIFT SHOP and Seniors and the Tattler GAS STATION 0 o Mr. Page Sharp, Director of Camp Waya-Awi, lnc. This modern piece of equipment Standmg left to rrght P Mrllbury A Taylor R Stoll B Judkrns P Harnden N Vxolette F Davrs Mr Thompson K Brackett Srttrng B Thurston T Saun ders J Saunders N Taylor L Dumas C Saunders and T Doak OFFICERS Presrdent NEIL TAYLOR Secretary Treasurer L15 ETTE DUMAS This year the Student Councrl gave the annual Chrxstmas party for the hrgh school We had several readmgs sang Christmas carols exchanged glfts and enjoyed re freshments We are workrng on plans to make a Student Handbook before the end of th1s year We have acqurred handbooks from other schools and we are plannrng to use these as gurdes Such a handbook would be of great beneflt to the students as ll would be a ready reference for all the mformatlon pertarmng to the varrous functions of the school D1ck1e Eustls who was Vrce Presrdenr of the Student Councrl at the begmnmg of the year moved to Strong and was replaced by Jane Saunders Lrsette Dumas 59 Sponsored by Rumford s SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO YARDGOOD CENTER E K DAY CO RUMFOR.D FALLS POWER CO DEARBORN TIRE EXCHANGE LOUIE PALERMO J J NEWBERRY Vice President ------ ----- J ANE SAUNDERS Y i f CO1 5 1 rigxtlf' DH 1 IfJYXf1XllW f wf , Supenntendent BASIL KINNEY BEVERLY BEAL Rangeley School Board DR. PAUL FICHTNER COLEMAN MITCHELL MAITLAND BARTER P!'ll'lC1P8l DOUGLAS THOMPSON and Offlce Staff Sponsored by THE STRATTON COMPANY f ,f Za 5 ffl if W X , f .7 7 Hyw in ' fywff? 'Q LL, .h..? MR. I DOUGLAS THOMPSON MR. CLARENCE E LAMB Prmcxpal Math Asst Prmclpal Enghsh U ofM 8 Languages Colby 30 MRS JANE HAVEY MR. FREDERICK HARNDEN MRS HELLEN OAKES Commercxal I1'ldUSU'131 Arts Soc Studles Husson College 57 U of M 9 Wellesley 24 MRS DORIS HUNTOON MR, KENNETH COOMBS MISS DOLORES LASSELLE Math Enghsh Soc Studles Sclence T C F S T C T C Sponsored by FARMINGTON WILTON NEW CAR DEALERS fd' JANE MURPHY Murph Everyone rs as God made hrm and often tlmes a great deal worse Club 2 3 4 One Act Plays2 3 4 Basket ball 3 Outmg Club 1 Class V1ce President 4 Perfect Attendance Medal 1 JANE SAUNDERS Cleopatra Trs better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all Class Presxdent 4 Vlce Presrdent Student Counc1l4 One Act Plays 1 2 3 Arts and Crafts Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 Offrce Gul 4 Dance Club 2 3 4 Vxce Presxdent Commercxal Club 4 Typmg Award 2 Bas ketball 1 2 3 4 Co Captam 3 Grrls State Candrdate 3 'Q BARBARA THURSTON Barbara But He that hath the steerage of my course dxrect my sail elther I will fmd a way or make one Speech Club 1 Student Councrl 4 One Act Play 2 3 Arts and Craft Club 2 Guls Basketball Manager 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Offlce Gul 4 Dance Club 2 3 4 CLARICE QUIMBY Shortle It IS less parnful to learn lIl youth than to be rgnorant rn age Cheerleadrng 1 2 3 4 Ch1ef4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Dance Club2 3 4 Three Act Play2 3 4 One Act Plays 1 2 3 4 Al ternate to Guls State 3 Arts and Crafts Club 1 2 Vice Presrdent of Class 3 Crom well Colller Award 2 Typrng Award 2 Graduatron Usher 3 TATTLER Asslstant Busmess Manager 3 4 Fall Folrage Queen Candldate 4 Speech Club 1 Winter Carnr val 1 Salutatonan 1 NEDRA VIOLETTE Nedta m not denylng that women are foolrsh God Almrghty made them to match man Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Stu dent Council 4 Betty Crocker Amertcan Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4 Dance Club 2 Three Act Play Usherette 2 ELAINE HALEY Haley Whatever you do do wxsely and thmk of the consequences Arts and Crafts Club 1 Glee Club 4 One Act Play Usherette 3 A 4 ' I . ff ' n Nr' A ik I . . . . : Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 4g Dance nf ' ' 4 D 1 5 .n u 1 . VV S s 1 3 ' it ' A ' I' ' ' : 3 s AGNES HAINSE Salome The greatest essentxals of happrness are somethmg to do someone to loxe an somethmg to hope for Basketball 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Dance Club 2 3 4 Outrng Club 1 Student Councll 2 3 Class Secretary Treasurer 4 Graduatlon Usherette 3 One Act Plays 1 2 3 4 Three Act Plays 2 3 4 Perfect Attendance Award 1 Soclal Stud1es Award 1 Rural Electrrfrcatlon Qutz Wmner 3 TATTLER Class Reporter 1 2 Asslstant Edrtor 3 Edrtor 4 DAR Good C1t1zen Candrdate 4 Valed1ctor1an SALLY ADAMS Pete We desue nothmg so much as what we ought not to have Transferred from Colebrook Academy N H Dance Club 2 3 4 Pres1dent Commerc1al Club 4 Offlce G1rl 4 Typlst TATTLER Board 4 Typmg Award 2 3 CHRISTOPHER CUMMINGS Chris I never thtnk of the future It comes soon enough Arts and Crafts 2 Basketball Manager Baseball 2 Dance Club 2 Boys State ternate 3 DANA FIELD Ty Cobb The only tlme three men can keep a sec ret 15 when two of them are dead Basketball 1 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Arts an Crafts 1 2 Dance Club 3 Audlo VISUBI 1 Physrcal Ed 4 Alternate Boys State 3 Class Pres1dent 2 Perfect Attendance Medal 1 Student Councrl 1 SANDRA HUNT Cuddles Varrety rs the sprce of love and lxfe Glee Club 1 Audro Vrsual Club 1 Outrng Club 1 Basketball 1 One Act Plays 1 2 Commerc1al Club 2 Cheerleadtng 2 3 Three Act Plays 2 3 Dance Club 2 3 4 TATTLER Board 2 3 4 Student Counctl Class Secretary Treasurer 2 3 Fourth Honors MARIE HAMN The greatest of faults lshould say rs to be conscrous of none Transferred from Roslrndale Hlgh Mass Basketball 3 4 Dance Club 3 Fall Folrage Queen Candrdate 3 Commerc1al Club 4 Offrce G1rl 4 TATTLER Board 4 Thrrd Honors Vw ' : - , A ' . . .' . . . A 1, I 1 . . ' ' .. ff , , : ' 1: 4, - ' ' K- ' I E- ..Reb.. X' H n n . Q, Il y . , ' -U Q, 4 I ' l 5 2,33 : s ' Al- : str n I d -4 'Af 5 . : : ' - ' z tim: Q Vp . I Q , , 2 x .Q .Q A . - ' A at -' A 1 L A5- , v - r .X ': . YV NAME Sally Chrrstopher Dana Agnes Elarne Mane Sandra Ja ne M Clarrce Jane Nell Barbara Nedra Gordon CQ IS NT BT NV GH ICS NEIL TAYLOR It rs drffxcultres whrch show Basketball 1 2 3 4 Captarn Baseball2 4 Class Presxdent Crafts Club 1 2 Delegate to Dance Club 2 3 4 Presrdent Play 2 Marshall Class of 57 Student Councxl 4 what men are 4 Track 1 2 1 3 Arts and Boys State 3 3 One Act Presrdent Wrllre GORDON HALF! Gaucho Honor and shame from no condrtron use act well your part there all the honor Basketball 1 2 3 4 Physrcal Ed 4 Track 1 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Cross Country 4 Audro Vrsual 1 Delegate Boys State 3 One Act Plays 2 NICKNAME Addy Chris Ty Cobb Aggxe Mrs Wrlbur Sandy Murph Shome Indran Wrllre Barbara Glendora Gaucho PASTIME Rrdrng to Errol N Clubbrng Dana Punchmg Chrls Wrttrng to Mexrco Cookrng Gomg to Boston Trade Secrets R1d1ng rn Mercurres Wntmg letters Staymg out of trouble? Watchlng Ba ndstand Argurng Workmg Argumg A MB IT ION Secretary Pollceman Engrneer Radrologrst Nurse Housewrfe Get enough Sleep To be Papa Scrence teacher jorn Navy Bum Radrologrst Beauucran To be Strong EX PRESS ION Nasty Gash How s come? Club Hxml Nrce t t Wh3I? I don t know' hm Dandy to the rescue' And that am t all' Cut drd out I ll never tell I don t belreve rt' I can t' Defmrtely That s wrong' ' HA NGOUT Eames Garage Janet s Store Janet s Store George s Whrsperrng Wmds Waya Awr Around Henry Papa s Anywhere Indran Pornt Oscar s Censored Madrrd Strong SONG Sa rl on Srlvery Moon Swrngxng Shepherd Blues Whrte Srlver Sands Are You Slncere? Teen age Queen La V1e En Rose You Were Only Foolrng Bobby I Love You Lover Don t Stardust Stolen Moments Who s Sorry Now? Ten Little Lndrans 1 0 I . ' I , ' n l u f . Q, , x'l H H X A - I X 1' .' 9 I ' ' , . H. ' Reb ' ' S. . . . SA ' ' CC ' ' ' ' AH ' - - ' ' EH ' - - - MH ' . - ' ' SH ' . ' IM ' ' . ' - 4 . , gf ' Gif? , .gf 3, 3, WW Y aw 1 X 49 332' - iii? .335 .iw M1 ' 3C2 'fa , I Front row left to rrght Mr Lamb C Saunders S McLafferty A Koch L Dumas T Doak K Brackett Back row M Lowell B Haley N Ivers J Davrdson, S Sandstrom B Morm L West R. Nrle Presrdent LISETTE DUMAS Secretary Treasurer SUSAN MCLAFFERTY Student Councll KENNY BRACKETT COLEMAN SAUNDERS In September we came back to school l.Il hrgh sprnts We were agaln settled 1n the Englrsh Room wrth Mr Lamb m charge At the end of our sophomore year we had seventeen students but at the begmmng of our Junlor year we had only fourteen We had lost Ernest M1115 Charlle Steward and Bla1n Blackwell Thls year we lost Carole Vrolette On October 26 we sponsored a supper rn the Lodge Hall We made about nrnety nrne dollars wrthout counting expenses On November 16 we held a Food Sale and xt also was a success We also plan to have other money makxng actrvmes durrng the year Leta Ann West 59 FRANK CASE Sponsored by RANGELEY CLEANERS BOB S SHOP ANDERSON PHARMACY Vice President -------- - - - ARNOLD KOCH i X ff .-WN f 4 W L, ,f f fyndwfwm I Front row left to rrght Mrs Oakes R. Stoll B Judkrns L Lowell B Mrtchell B Ellrs P Harnden Mrddle row C Trbbetts R. Steward K Kesner R Hames Townsend B Blackwell R. Bradbury A True S Ross D Prrest B Lamb C Eastwood CLASS OFFICERS Presldent PAUL HARNDEN Vrce Presrdent BRIAN ELLIS Secretary BEVERLEY MITCHELL Treasurer LINDA LOWELL Student Counc1l BARBARA JUDKINS RICHARD STOLL PAUL HARNDEN Early rn September we hrgh and mrghty sophomores made plans for mxtratmg the lowly freshmen We made them dress rn the usual outlandrsh outfrts and do stunts rn front of the rest of the school But we rewarded them wtth a party at week s end On October 12 we held our frrst money makmg project a food sale Thrs was followed on November 9 by a Casserole Supper at the Lodge Hall On January 25 we gave a Record Hop We are very proud that our class supports so many school actlvrtres We contrrbuted srx boys and frve guls to the basketball teams plus two cheerleaders D3V1d Pnest rs to represent the school rn the foul shootmg contest Three sophomores are on the track team We placed two rn the cast of the annual 3 act play Our future plans consrst of sponsorrng another supper rn the spnng and a Sophomore Farr which we hope to make an annual event Barbara! Judkms 60 BQ if I :' . . Q . ff ,' ...J ' , dx , lx, D. Barrett, H. Huntoon, R. Morin, N. Sweatt, N. Curtis, A. Collins. Back row: D. is tr , u .- I. s , 'T , ' -. .' f 1' 1. 'P' N - ' 1 . A X . ' 'ff Q1 .:fff,g,, 5- n - .lf 1' . N ,,f?lf'7j,,' 5 '- vu. XX 'v -q . Xb 5. ' s . ' 1 'O-Rh xx 4, 'l'x sv,,,Lq Q Xxx 'f A L . K 54, wif- J ' f, , g, , X , K Y 2' 51.4 ,R 0 M ,x-L kv, 4 R gang, , . 4 Y , u Q ' Y . ,K ,Q f . n,. . Q v X Xu, Front row left to nght Mr Harnden, T Saunders K Ross I F1eld F Dav1s S Mrllbury G Hrnkley Mlddle row C Dumas 3 Bean W Do,-ey I Berry J Ivers B Bennett J Collrns J W11cox B Fraser F Belrsle S Harnden W Ellrs Last row G Haley J Targett E Quurxby R Dunham J Brackett R. Green A Hamn I Koch R. Wllbur T Morgan G Wrlbur CLASS OFFICERS Presldent FRA NK DAVIS Secretary SHERRALYN MILLBURY Treasurer KATHLEEN ROSS Student Councrl TERRY SAUNDERS In September we were duly tmtrated by the sophomores From bemg Romeo and Julret to dolng the Hula we worked our way up to becomrng full fledged freshmen We all enjoyed QU our welcome very much and are lookrng forward to next year when we can practrce what we learned! For the frrst rankmg penod we had erght members on the Honor Roll wrth f1ve on for the second penod and s1x for the semester At the present tlme we are workrng very hard on the Cabaret whxch was wrlled to us by the Class of 57 This year there were frve boys and three guls who went out for basketball B111 Ellrs Frank Davls John Brackett Charles Dumas Everett Quimby Joan Collins Judy F1eld and Kathleen Ross We had two grrls on the cheerleadmg squad Sherralyn Mlll bury and Barbara Fraser Frank Davts and Gary Wrlbur were rn the annual three act play Come Out ofthe Closet Joan Collins 61 Sponsored by WING S MARKET AND MADRID BARN ' 1 Vice Pl'6Sidel'lI - - ---- ---- - - - JUDY FIELD Quan 6f'!f:?4 Front row left to rxght Mrs Huntoon M Nxle S Vaughn S Dumas M l-Iamse I Durgm L Bub1er M Ellls Mr Coombs Middle row M Beltsle J Baldwm J Mitchell B Bubxer J Thomas I Ross O Hutchms T Moger P Mlllbury C Bout1l1er D Bracken D Case Back row D Targett J Harnes C Poland C Seam Front row left to rlght Mrs Huntoon K Huntoon L Harnden S Blaxsdell S Eastwood F N1le C Wentzel Mr Coombs Mrddle row A Bean M Plummer C Dahne D Steward B Sandstrom A Taylor J Washrngton C DeRaps J Bean Back row R Ivers D Morton C Murphy P Thompson D Targett L Mlllbury G Vlelette N Dumas Sponsored by FARMINGTON S RUMFORD S DILL S MEN S SHOP LAMEY WELLEHAN RED STORE CARLISLE S MEN S STORE STEWART S LUNCH LITTLE FOLKS SHOP . e i 5 ' 5 1 , it Lf? xg I Pillsbury, K. Davidson, R. Haines, S. Kidder. J. Kidder. . X I ' u . IV' I . Q - ' u ' 1 I 'hJrwm....k , 5421, , ,my ,g , ' M? wi fy. I I I D D Barrett C Qurmby J Davldson L Dumas S Sandstrom G W1lber A Hamse F Dav1s T Doak C Eastwood S McLafferty COME OUT OF THE CLOSET The three act dramatic offenng th1s year was a hxghly entertarnmg and suspenseful comedy presented durrng the Thanksglvlng recess Lrsette Dumas Clarrce Qurmby and Susan McLaf ferty grrls m thexr early twentres came to New York lookxng for Jobs They hrred a cheap apartment run by an overbeanng landlady Agnes Halnse who was always popprng rn at the most unexpected tunes Tom Doak gave the rmpressron of a very modernrstrc poet whlle he made counterfert money wh1ch he kept hrdden ln the glrls closet Hrs muse Judy DBVICISOH. was thought to be a sweet old lady but was f1nally revealed as a gun moll of the grrmmest type Sally Sandstrom was a narve and slow movmg mard who could talk no faster than she worked although she was a well meamng gul Clarrce s france was played by Doug Barrett a very mtellectual young man who tried to prove he was as bold as Hercules Jones the muscular taxr cab drxver played by Carl Eastwood The two served as body guards for the grrls whtle prowlers were on the loose Frank Davrs a new father was forever runmng through the lrvrng room to the krtchen to get mrlk for the baby Gary Wrlber was the pol1ceman who couldn t see much farther than h1s nose and wanted Just one good arrest so he could stop pouudmg the pavements He got that chance when wrth everyone s help the mystery of the closet was f1nally and ex cmngly solved The productron was under the drrectlon of Mr Lamb wrth Mrs Oakes assrstrng Judy Davrdson 59 COUNTY SPEAKING The school was represented 1n the annual County Speakrng Contest last sprmg by Lrsette Dumas dramatrcs drvxsron Judxth Davidson, humorous dxvrsron and John Ph1lbr1ck oratory dlvrsron All three survived the afternoon elrmmatrons and rn the Flnals Lrsette and John won wrth Lrsette bemg presented a trophy for best speaker John has the drstrnct honor of havxng won all three drvrsrons rn as many years 0 za.. O I 7 ' ' ' r . g . , . , I , Q , . , . , . g . , a , . Q ' I 0 I I ' I I 1 I n . . . ,, . . H . ' t . . . . . , . . I o I . 0 ' I - . . . , . I 9 , - 0 I ' I I . . . . , I . . , . - I I 1 Q , Q ' I I n ' , a I I I . I xf gand Front row left to rlght R Bradbury S Vaughn B Bubxer K Huntoon G Oakes Second row J Koch S Krdder D Townsend B Judkms J Collms J Durgln Mr Flagg Thud row H Huntoon R Wrlbur J Bean R. Wxlcox R Anderson P Wash mgton D Case A Bean Last row A Stewart D Bennett C DeRaps D Steward C Townsend T Keep MRS DURGIN Davldson L Dumas B Judklns B Thurston N Sweatt A Taylor J Durgm L Harnden C DeRaps A True H Hun toon R. Bradbury R Greene Mrs Huntoon B Mrtchell Mrd dle row B Sandstrom C Dahne J Murphy D Steward R Steward A Collrns C Trbbetts N Curtls L Lowell C Kesner M Nlle J M1tchell B Lamb S McLafferty N Vrolette P Thompson R MOYIU T Saunders Last row C Wentzell M Hamses K Ross J Freld S Boutller C Qurmby S Dumas K Huntoon S Eastwood S Blarsdell J Baldwrn L Bubrer M Ellls M Plummer C Dumas G Vrelette Sponsored by KEN WILBUR FARMINGTOIVS MICKEY MAGUIRE .- - y ' ' - - , ' A ' 5 U ,. --gift ' ' 3, 4 . f 1, 1 u Y . I 3 5 Front row, left to right: O. Hutchins, J. Collins, T. Moger, J. Seated left to ught L Lowell R Steward Standrng Mrs Havey A Collms S Adams B Lamb M Hamn I Saunders N Ivers L West S Sandstrom N Sweatt K Kesner B Morm J Davrdson Presrdent V1ce Presldent Secretary Trea surer Edltor rn Chlef Asslstant Edttor Sports Humor GOSSIP Art Edltor Actlvrty Edrtors Busmess Edltor Exchange Edrtor OFFICERS SALLY ADAMS JANE SAUNDERS LETA WEST LINDA LOWELL SM!! SALLY ADAMS SALLY SA NDSTROM NA TALIE S WEATT LINDA LOWELL LETA WEST IANE SAUNDERS NELLIE IV ERS MARIE HAMN and KARALEE KESNER JUDY DAVIDSON BARBARA LAMB The Commerclal Club was started th1s year after berng mactlve slnce 1955 A school newspaper Grxn and Bear It was publlshed December 17 1957 and other coples are planned for publxcatlon durmg the school year Money earned by the Club w1ll go toward Natlonal Gregg Awards 1n shorthand transcrrptlon typlng and f1l1ng for students earnmg them Sponsored by PHILLIPS 1 W RUSSELL DR, and MRS CHARLES THURLOW FIELD PULP WOOD CO PHILLIPS OIL COMPANY , ' : . , . . ' : . . . ' , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , 0 g U I Q 0 I C Literary Editor ------------------ I N I Iv' . I I . . . I . . ' . I .. V . . . X is -ini 741-amy Front row left to nght J Davldson C Quxmby L Dumas Back row B Fraser S Mrllbury N Curns C Trbbetts Front row left to nght I Freld L Lowell S McLafferty B Mxtchell Mrddle row M Hamn J Saunders B Judkms J Collrus Back row ManagerB Thurston K Ross A Hamse S Sandstrom A True K Kesner N lvers L West Coach D Lasselle Sponsored by ERIC SANDSTROM CENTRAL REPAIR SHOP OQUOSSOC ANGLERS ASSOCIATION VAUGHN S LAKESIDE ' Z X .f R , f , R ff If u , 1 1 X Thxs season the Grrls Basketball Squad consxsted of twelve players The semors supphed Marte Hamm Jane Saunders and Agnes Halnse Susan McLafferty was the only representat1ve of the Jumors The sophomores contr1buted fxve Lmda Lowell Barbara Judklns Ann True Beverly Mrtchell and Karalee Kesner The wrld and wooly freshmen gave us Joan Coll1ns Kathleen Ross and Judy Fleld Although we began our season by havtng a flat IHC as we started for Canton we d1d not construe thls as a bad omen We had our ups and downs our good mghts and our bad ones and our struggles wrth the wrntry weather for the fust t1me 1n h1story the bus became stuck ln the snowbank on Phlllrps Htll' We drdnt take the Champtonshrp th1s year but we drd flfl1Sh 1n thtrd place Wtth the help of our coach Mlss Lasselle and our manager Barbara Thurston we should be most grateful that we dtd as well as we drd SEASON S RECORD OPPONENTS RANGELEY West Parts Kmgfleld Ph1ll1ps New Sharon Stratton Strong Ph1ll1ps Klngfleld New Sharon West Pans Stratton Strong Canton fherej fherej fherep fherej fherej fherey fherej INDIVIDUAL SCORING Mane Hamn Susan McLafferty Barbara Judklns Joan Coll1ns Karalee Kesner Ann True Nellle Ivers Kathleen Ross Sponsored by FELT CRAFTERS, Platston, N, H. LEWIS DRUG STORE, Strong MacDONALD'S, Eustls 4 Susan McLafferty '59 FARMI.NGTON'S TITCOMB'S DAIRY 1.1, NEWBERRY ' ' Z Canton 16 52 ' 36 43 ' ' 52 31 ' ' 47 47 44 51 19 46 40 39 ' ' 38 42 ' ' 56 38 40 46 ' 61 49 21 80 41 18 30 43 ' 2 8 177 ' 102 g ' 58 28 2 ' 2 . 1 2 Front row left to nght G Haley N Taylor D Pr1est Back row ManagerC J Brackett M Lowell B Ellls J Targett P Kamden ManagerF Davis Sponsored by RANGELEY TRUST COMPANY Dumas, C. Eastwood, E. Quimby, H. Huntoon, T. Doak, D. Barrett, Coach Coombs gage? The 1957 58 basketball season began early thts season Wllh callrsthemcs on the baseball dxamond smce we had to make up for the lack of height wrth speed Under our coach Ken Coombs we learned many new offenses and defenses whrch helped us a great deal as the year progressed In most of our games we used a man to man defense whrch proved qurte successful espec1ally agatnst New Sharon ln the Reglonals We started the season slowly wrnmng the easy games and losmg the d1ff1cult ones but garnmg expenence whxch 15 essenttal to every team We lost the frrst game of the Franklrn County Tournament to Krngfreld 60 53 Because of a new rule that was put 1nto effect thrs year we were out of the remarnmg games of that tournament We drd much better 1n the Regronals trouncmg New Sharon 60 47 and breezrng by top rated Cllnton 57 39 At the Western Marne Tournament the gomg was rough We were ousted tn the frrst game by Porter 88 39 They went on to succeed us as Champs of Western Marne Our seasonal record was 9 wrns and 9 losses OPPONENTS Canton RANGELEY FRANKLIN COUNTY TOURNAMENT v 50 61 West Paris 58 48 Kingfield 60 Rangeley ' ' 64 46 ' ' 41 60 42 47 56 53 47 53 51 ' ' ' 42 54 ' ' 51 33 68 40 ' 65 82 41 78 69 54 31 100 ' ' 28 ' 38 2 9 13 161 7 160 ' ' 3 ' 2 Kmgfreld Phrllrps New Sharon Stratton Strong Phllltps Krngfreld New Sharon West Parrs Stratton Strong Canton Davrd Prlest Gordon Haley John Brackett Doug Barrett Nell Taylor Sponsored by. Stratton's fherej fherej fherej fherej fherej fherej fherep REGIONA LS New Sharon Rangeley Cltnton 39 Rangeley WESTERN MAINE TOURNAMENT Porter 88 Rangeley IND IVIDUA L SCORING 3 4 99 Mrchael Lowell Harland Huntoon Paul Harnden Brlly Ellrs Rex Bradbury Rangeley's Davld Prrest '60 ARNOLD TRAIL HOTEL SADDLEBACK LAKE CAMPS scR1B's FILLING STATION To AR LO WHITE FRONT GARAGE PLEASANT ISLAND LODGE K1f1Sf1e1d'S RoGER's MARKET THE HERBERT BARBER SHOP HUNTER COVE CAMPS 4406604 vii' Front row left to rrght M Nrle S Eastwood K Huntoon C Wentzel Mrddle row J Durgln S Dumas A Taylor C DeRaps J Mrtchell C Dahne L Harnden M Ellrs Back row C Boutxller Manager D Steward P Mrllbury J Ross B Sandstrom B Bubrer Coach McLafferty Front row left to rrght S Krdder D Morton A Bean I Krdder N Dumas G Vrelette C Murphy Back row R Ivers D Targett D Targett P Thompson C Plllsbury K Davrdson L Mlllbury R Harnes Coach Coombs Sponsored by HELEN and BILL GLEASON HALEY'S BEAUTY SALON MAIN STREET FILLING STATION BALD MOUNTAIN CAMPS Left to rrght C Dumas D Priest D Field M Lowell G Haley R. Bradbury D Barrett J Brackett Front row left to nght H Huntoon D Barrett G Haley T Doak C Dumas G Wllbur F Dav1s THE WINNER -Q CROSS COUNTRY TRACK Front row left to nght D Barrett C Dumas R Bradbury D Prxest Second row E Qu1mby M Lowell G Haley D Fleld BASEBALL if--... Second row B Ellis D Fleld E Qu1mby Mr Coombs A Hamn J Brackett J Targett I Sponsored by FARMINGTON S FLOOD S SHOE STORE FIRST NATIONAL BANJK P ,L .R Qin, 9 X . 0 . xp I . 0 5 I: I I I 'N I I D O X I I . . , . , . ' . : ,x , . I I. Brackett, Mr. Coombs. A 1 ,r , I 9 I ' I ' I , ' A- :-4 I ' I f ,XJ I I- I 14 . . . ' - : . . . , . I l 9 0 5 Q p 0 1 'A' I v, ' . W 'f L 4 I fteld of athletlcs here at Rangeley I-hgh School We like to stress the point that It 15 an honor to represent this school Aside from the intensive trauung program which offers physlcal reward we like to think that our sports program does much to develop self discipline pride confidence and leadership The opportunity IS available to all those who would take advantage of it Outstandlng tn our athletic program have been our basketball teams These teams have been bullt on sound policies Our programs are carefully planned and based on qualities that develop champions We refuse to be sattsfted Wlth anything less We feel that a boy s finest character is being developed when we have a w1nn1ng team Each boy ts taught to be successful in all his undertakings Success tn sports has a carry over value for success in other frelds As a coach I would like to have the realization that I have exerted every effort to develop in each boy his maxtmum potential It s been my constant desue to help each boy another three or four notches up the ladder of success There 15 of course a great deal of hard work involved on his part as well as on mme But if you ve ever seen a man on top of a mountain chances are he didn t llght there he had to clrmbi I very much want to express my extreme gratitude to those boys who have played their best worked their hardest represented their school so well and made basket ball at Rangeley respected Coachmg IS full of headaches criticisms success and disappointments But a coach is not paid in money or in winning teams but ln the men his players become Kenneth Coombs '70 ' P asf W Dm.. f T N aff More and more, I believe, we are establishing an outstanding tradition in the , . . . . . . . . . , . , . , . - 1957 Sandra Brackett Rangeley Edlth Bachelder Skowhegan Phrlrp Dunham A S A F Formosa Wallace Eustis U S N Norfolk Va Jerry Brackett U S N New London Helen Mrtchell Rangeley Donald Morton U S Army Ft Dtx Brenda McLafferty Lasell Jr College Jack Plllsbury U S Army Ft Dlx V1ctorTargett U S Army Ft Drx Edward McGarvey Newcastle Me Lee Vaughn U S A F San Antomo Errol Wentzell U S Army Ft Dlx John Phllbrlck U ofM Orono M 1956 Gerald LaP1erre U S Army Ga Al1ceQu1mby Manchester Conn Rose Hamn fBel1slej Bangor Me Erleen Drake fCoppj Stratton Me Beverly Phtlbrlck fThurstonj Mlamr John Hmkley U S Army Germany Guy Hames U S Army Mary Lyn F1eldQStewardj Rangeley Eleanor Hrnkley E M G Hosp Bangor Ronald Hames G S T C Gorham Me 1955 Jacquelrne Fox Manchester N H Gary Prrest U ofM Orono Me Carl Harrrman U S N Conn Sandra Phrlbrlck fHolmanj Rangeley James McLafferty Rangeley Lorralne Dunham fSp1llerj Rangeley Josephme Raymond qM1llsj Rangeley Margaret Sprller Cfhompsonj Sprmgfreld R1chardWentzell U S Army France 1954 Davrd Copp Stratton Ronald Edwards G S T C Gorham Me Ada Haley fF1eldj Augusta George Haley Rangeley Raymond Lamb Rangeley Ann Ivers L I New York Harland Lawrence U S A F R1chardQu1mby U S Army Germany Beverly Mansfleld Qkaymondj Rangeley Ruth Repuccl fScr1bnerj Cal1forn1a Frances Copp fStewardj Stratton James Soucle U S A F England 1953 Kenwood Beckwxth Shtrley Mrlls Mary Leavrll qBrackettj D1xf1eld Fred Carlton Husson College Paul Davrs Mexrco Me Annabelle Clark fEll1sj N H John Eustls Strong Me Elrzabeth Grant Valesvtlle Conn Luther Hoar Auburn Me Dorothy Mrller Rangeley Dorothy Morton Manchester Conn Donald Phrlbnck Mraml Fla Phlllxp Polland Rangeley Charles Raymond Stratton Sally Church fkowej Chrcago Joan Whrte fSeeleyj Anzona Rodney Sk1ll1n U S Marmes Phyllxs West fThompsony Rangeley George Brooks U S Navy 1952 Llnwood Denmson Cleveland N Y Jay Hoar U S Navy Rlchard Johnson U S Navy Loutse Lamb Newton Corner Mass Clayton Phllbrrck Rangeley George Rrch J U S Navy Ernest Steward Farmrngton Me 1951 Russell Boutller Bernard Bay N W1ll1amChurch1ll Augusta M Geraldrne Coolong fMurphyj Rangeley George Dunham Rangeley Paul Freld Rangeley Kathleen Ross fGrayj Rangeley Davrd Hrnkley Rangeley Raymond Holman Rangeley Jennre Lee fl-Iolmanj Rangeley Robert Lee Rangeley Me John McPherson Pensacola Fla Mary Powers QWIIIIBIUSQ Rangeley Rlchard Maclver Bangor Roy West Jackson N H 1950 Janet Boutlrer QDCFIHISODQ N Y Albert Bowker U S A F England Joyce Dayon QBeckwtthy N Y Harry E1l1s Stratton Me StowellEust1s Deceased Edw rn Hood Br1t1sh Colombxa Margaret Lamb Mass Gen Hosp I Eldene Roland, F, S, T, C, , Farmington loey McLafferty' U. of Conn. . 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I 1 ' , C, 1 ' , , Me. 1950 Rtta MacPherson fSeeleyj Calrforma Ronald Novak U Of M Orono Me Rrchard Porter Summervrlle Mass Elton Powers Rangeley Alrce Noyes qSprllerj Rangeley Patncra McConkey fT1bbettsj Portland 1949 Betty Campbell fverrrlly N H Nathalre Carlton fStewardy Rangeley Eleanor Cunnlngham fDavenportj Rangeley Neal Edwards Rangeley Myron Herr1ck New Mexrco Janet Rropel Uohnsonj Mass Wrllram Johnson Rangeley Collette Jordan fwllbulj Portland Henry Jungmann Massachusetts Sylvra N1cholsfHuntp Rumford Rxta Webber fPorterj Waldrock N Patrrcta Rerchel Uudkmsj Putnam Annette Ross qLamby Rangeley and Mrs Clayton Arnburg and Mrs Wayland Barrett and Mrs Charles Bradbury and Mrs Lewrs Bradbury 1949 Leonard Ross Washrngton D C Warren Schtldberg Ktrksvllle Mo Arlen Wentzell Rangeley Me Geraldme Wrlkrnson qswarnj Rumford 1948 Julta Dunn fBlackwelly L I, N Y Glenwood Campbell Auburn Me Manlyn Steward fCampbellj Rangeley Lynwood Carlton Rangeley Me Greta Haley fEll1sj Weld Me Majorre Mathys QHaleyj Boston Mass Raymond Haskell Belmont Mass Jean Hrtchcock fP1llsburyj Mame Clydrs Henderson fRossj Stratton Robert Lmdsay U S A F Canada Therese Phrlbrrck fTurmenney Auburn Elrzabeth Qurmby fkossj Rangeley Janrce Rand fP1llsburyj Auburn Jack Ross Rangeley Me Jean Grant fSwa1nj Rangeley Mr and Mrs John Nolan Mrss Fannre Kennerson and Mrs George Kesner and Mrs Joseph Maclver and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Tweet Carlton Ken Dahne Leland Davtdson The Dumas Ch lldren and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs A Friend Mr and Mrs Roy Dunham Sam Dunham Carl Eastwood and Stevre A P Edwards T 1 s Gene Freld Harry L Frank Earl Fraser Ray Fox Mrs Mary Gray Mr and Mrs George Harnse Mrs Ada G Mrss Mary C Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Brlly johnson Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Haley Haley Ray Harnden Kenneth Hrnkley Percy Johnson and Famrly Wtllard Judkms and Chtppy Mrs Ferne Krdder Mr and Mrs Harland Krdder Mr and Mrs Rlchard Lowell and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs s Rosella and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Earle Marshall Merle Morgan Ernest Morm Ralph Phrlbrrck Clyde Plllsbury Earl S Pillsbury Elltot Plummer Prtest Holman Qurmby Oscar Rlddle Ierome Romatne Ralph Roy s Kathenn Sandsnom and Mrs Emery Scrrbner Mrs Stella Seeley and Mrs Mrlford Taylor and Mrs Wmfreld Taylor Charles Terrtan and Mrs I Douglas Thompson and Mrs Wtlltam Thompson Mrs Susre Trbbets Mr and Mrs Charles Tobre Mrss Helen Weeks Mr and Mrs Harry Wllcox Mr and Mrs James Wrlcox Mr and Mrs Wayland Wllltams I ' . . .L ' ' . 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