Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1959 volume:

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LAMB In sincere appreciation of his twenty- five years of loyalty and faithful services to the pupils and graduates of Rangeley High School, this book is respectfully dedicated. amd Editor -in -Chief ------ Assistant Editor - Business Manager Boys' Sports - - Girls' Sports - - Typists' ' - --------------- sALLYsANDsTRoM - ANN TRUE - CARL EASTWOOD FRANK DAVIS DAVID PRIEST DOUG BARRETT - SUSAN MCLAFFERTY ' ' JUDY DAVIDSON BETTY MORIN NATALIE SWEATT BARBARA LAMB BEVERLY MITCHELL BARBARA FRASER SHERRALYN MILLBURY MRS JANE HAVEY 1 Advisors - - - - ------------- - MR. CLARENCE LAMB 1 1 'S' ' I X Aw rl' Q I This has been a very eventful school year. In the field of entertainment, we now have Jazz Combo. This is fine - except for the fact that no one yet has heard them play anything. Good luck in the futurel We also gained a fine Drill Team. This fine group has performed many times. Their exhibitions have always been successful - except when faced by a large crowd at the tournament! We believe that they were also of monetary value - many people came to see the drill team perform. As most people in the town and RHS already know, the plans for the new school build ing were voted down in a special town meeting this winter. This Year, plans for tearing down the present elementary school building and building a new one on the same site are going to be submitted at town meeting. A new building across the way which would complement our own good-looking structure and relieve us of the sixth grade, is greatly to be desired. Classes have been graduating from Rangeley High School since 1907. This past year a great deal of interest has been shown in a Rangeley High School Alumni Association, and in an effort to bring this project to fnrition, certain data concerning our graduates have become available. The following predictions for the 1959 graduates are made for the year 2000, based upon what has happened to all students who have graduated from RHS during the past half century. Only three members of the present class of twelve are likely to be living in Rangeley in the year 2000. Four will be living in other areas of Maine, while of the remaining five probably two will live in Massachusetts, one each in Connecticut, New York, and New Hampshire. The total number of graduates is 640, 271 boys and 369 girls. Sixteen girls and 19 boys have passed away. Graduates remaining in Rangeley number 164. Graduates living in other parts of Maine number 190. The remainder are residing in 31 other states and two foreign countries. Nine are in the service overseas. Sally Sandstrom '59 Ann True '60 Sponsored by RANGELEY'S PHILLIPS' SADDLEBACK LAKE LODGE I. W. RUSSELL 1 RANGELEY THEATER WEBBER'S I. G. A. RANGELEY TRUST CO. TRECARTIN'S PHARMACY DELBERT E. GREEN DR. and MRS. CHARLES THURLOW BOB'S SHOP LORING STUDIOS, Lewiston, Maine THE FELT CRAFTERS, Plaistow, N. H. BACK ROW, left to right: I. Kidder, D. Barrett, A. Koch, Mr. Lamb, F. Davis, D. Targett, B. Ellis. FRONT ROW: M. Brackett, S. Ellis, C. Tibbetts, D. Priest, C. Saunders, L. Dumas, J. Davidson, B. Morin. The Student Council has held three meetings this year. We elected as our officers: President ---- - - COLEMAN SAUNDERS Vice President - - - ----- DAVID PRIEST Treasurer - - - - - CANDY TIBBETTS Secretary - - - LISETTE DUMAS Advisor -------------------------- MR, LAMB The other two meetings consisted of approving the stunts for Freshman Initia- tion and planning the annual Christmas party. The Freshman Initiation was very successful. At the Christmas party, Mr. Lamb read some delightful Christmas stories, we sang, the Glee Club performed, and refreshments were served by the teachers. Lisette Dum as '59 T' ' 9 W dp SEi5.:P' ' , S- I V All I 1 M' ' - ul 4 Q 6, , V - 3, 7 , b -n -T , 5 f f. . li X f x I sponsored by FARMINGTON'S ' FIRST NATIONAL BANK - COCA-COLA BOTTLING PLANT ff l 6 IACK'S TRADING POST cggwf I. J. NEWBERRY THE BROWSING SHOP i V A 4 s ' d B '1K1 , A M Upeflntefl ent 351 Huey gnes Ogel' - ,- QQ y s. -Wx W w .W Il fs-3 A f mgz,1 5 siga ' QYQ ' ,gh J KwgxX 'l Left to right: B. Fraser, Prin. C. Lamb, L. Lowell, L. Dumas, J. Collins, B. Haley, K. Kesner, N. Curtis. et Q X Q X 1 .KX . F MR. JOSEPH CLARK MR. CLARENCE LAMB MR. KENNETH COOMBS Math - Science Principal - English - Lan- Social Studies - Science Rutgers '53 guages F. S. T. C. Colby '30 s umm: J YY .J...wv ' MRS. JANE HAVEY Ensemble MISS DOLORES LASSELI, Commercial Home Economics Husson College '57 F. S. T. C. in-...... Q an MRS. HELLEN OAKES MRS. DORIS HUNTOON MR. RICHARD RYDER Social Studies - English Math - English Industrial Arts Wellesley '24 F. S. T. C. '34 G. S. T. C. '58 wx QSxQSmw Qk v KX?-gk . Y ' X XENNHNW X A NAR L. xL..-: Q- wi Sas 1- X .W Qwxisw., .:X... L.:. . ,.Xi Qi- K WE: im, .. mx-bl-Q-X :Q ri 5 S.: .- X - J Mm .NA Q., . if ny X X. Q, RICHARD NILE Dick 'lt is easier to fight for one's principles than to live up to them. Track 3, 4. SUSAN McLAFFERTY 'Sue' 'The greatest essentials of happiness are some- thing to do, someone to love, and something to hope for. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 2, 3, 4, Girls' Junior High Basketball Coach 2, 3,4g Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Secretary lg Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4g Craft Club 1, Graduation Usherette 2, One-Act Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Best Actress Award 25 Three-Act Play 3, 4g TATTLER Class Reporter lg TATTLER Girls' Basketball Reporter 2, 3,4g Girls' State Delegate 3, Winter Carnival 1, Fall Foliage Queen 2g Class Captain Magazine Campaign 1, 2, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Man- ager 4g Office Girl 1,2,3g Reader's Digest Award 3. ARNOLD KOCH, IR. Iunior' 'One does not know - cannot know - the best that is in one. Craft Club lg Class Vice President 3g Student Council 4. LISETTE DUMAS 'Liz' 'I try all things, I achieve what I can. Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3g Dance Club 1,2,3,4, President 3: Basketball lg Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4, Head 4gTATTLERA1umn1 3, Class Reporter 23 Class One-Act Play 1,2, 3, 4, Three- Act Play 1,2,3,4g County One-Act Play 3, 4, Public Speaking 1,2, County Winner 2g Office Girl 45 Girls' State 33 Student Council 1,2,3, 4, Secretary 3,4g Class President 3, Co-President 4g Best Actress Award 3: French Award lg Home Ec Award lg Fall Foliage Queen Candidate lg Reader's Digest Award 35 3rd Honors. MICHAEL LOWELL Mike 'Mistakes are often the best teacher. Class President lg Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3,4, State Winner 3, Dance Club 1, 2: Track 1, 2: Student Council 24 Boys' State Delegate 3. SALLY SANDSTROM Sal 'Let thy speech be better than silence, or be silent. Craft Club lg Dance Club 1, 2,3,4g Basketball 1, 2,3g One-Act Play 1,2,3,4g Three-Act Play 1,3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2,3, 4, Assistant Ed. 3, Ed. 4g Commercial Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Newspaper Staff - Ass't. Ed. 3, Ed. 4, Glee Club 2,43 English Award 2, Scholarship Medal 2g DAR Cand. 4g Class Vice Pres. lg Girls' State 3: Na- tional Merit Scholarship Finalist 4g Fall Foliage Queen Cand. lg Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4g Public Speaking 1,2g Valedictory. JUDITH DAVIDSON Judy 'We live by admiration, hope, and love. Craft Club 1, Student Council 1,4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Three-Act Play 1,2, 3, 4, One-Act Play 1, 2, 3,4, Public Speaking 1,2, 3,-County Finalist 2, Cheerleading l,2,3,4, McCall's Teen Fashion Board Member 4, Girls' State Alternate 3, TAT- TLER typist 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3,4, News- paper Staff 3,4, Business Manager 3, Art Editor 4, Fall Foliage Queen Candidate 1, Salutatory. KENNETH BRACKETT Kenny 'Whoever tries for great objects must suffer some- thing. Craft Club 1, Class President 2, Student Council 3, Baseball 3,4, Dance Club 1, 2. t C. COLEMAN SAUNDERS Coley 'He who hesitates is lost. Craft Club 1, Three-Act Play 4, Class One-Act Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 2, Class Co- President 4, Student Council 3, 4, President 4, Dance Club 1,2, 3,4, President 4, Boys' State Delegate 3, County One-Act Play 4. BETTYANN MORIN 'Betty' 'The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes in- convenient. Glee Club 1, Commercial Club 3,4, Newspaper Staff Humor Editor 4, TATTLER typist 4, Student Council 4, Dance Club 1,2,3, 4, Fall Foliage Queen 1. THOMAS DOAK 'Tgm' The way to fight a woman is with your hat. Grab it and run. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3, 4, Cross Country 4, Public Speaking 1, 2, One-Act Play l,2,3,4, Best Actor Award 3, Three-Act Play 2, 3. 4: County One-Act PIAY 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3, Dance Club 1,2,3,4, Boys' State Delegate 3 BEVERLY HALEY 'Becky' 'Meekness ls not weakness. Fall Foliage Queen 4, Office Girl 4, 4th. Honors. NAME Kenneth Judith Thomas Lisette Beverly Arnold Michael Susan Betty Richard Sally Coleman KB ID TD LD BH AK ML SM BM RN SS CS KB ID SONG Transfusion ! I I My Happiness Tragedy lt's Only Make Believe I Cried a Tear Anthony Boy One Night Twelfth of N Miss You Zorro CVC! Twilight Time Petite Fleur EX PRESSION That's what they tell me. Oh, I don't know! And that ain't all. Ohl Shucks I l'll think about it. Well, now! That's what you think. Ohl Really? Darn itl Come on. Oh, Darnll Well, I guess maybe! PASTIME Hitting Dick Writing lette IS Wishing Eating Thinking Watching Westerns AMBITION You name it Interior Decorator Beach Comber Marry a French doctor Nurse Own a Cadillac convertible Early mornings Teacher's wife Waves Air Force Secretary To retire before 40 HANGOUT 1anet's Store House on the hill Anywhere Everywhere Madrid Barn Dance Koch's Esso Collins' Corner Drugstore Home Someplace Home Which one?? NICKNA ME Kenny Judy Tom Liz Bev Junior Mike Sue Bet! Neddle Dick Sal Coley FAULT Riding to Phillips Whistling Girls Talking Daydreaming Fast cars Joan Buick Blushing Trapping Dave Not enlarging my harem fast enough Walking Main Street Wishing Watching Bandstand Hitting Kenny Writing letters Censored if 'ka 6 X 1 if wit Zh if if 5' I FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Judkins, C. Eastwood, D. Priest, N. Curtis, Mrs. Oakes. MIDDLE ROW: K. Kesner, R. Steward, L. Lowell, B. Lamb, A. True, B. Mitchell, N. Sweatt, A. Collins, C. Tibbetts. BACK ROW: D. Barrett, R. Haines, D. Town- send, B. Ellis, R. Bradbury, R. Morin, H. Huntoon, R..Stoll. President ----- - - DAVID PRIEST Vice President - - ' CARL EASTWOOD Secretary - - - ' ' NANCY CURTIS Treasurer ---- - BARBARA JUDKINS Student Council - - - - CANDY TIBBETTS DOUGLAS BARRETT PAUL HARNDEN We Juniors got a pleasant surprise when we arrived at R. H. S. last fall. We had graduated into the English room, with 'Teddy' right there to welcome us. Recently we held a successful casserole supper, and we are very enthusiastic over plans for our annual Lakarnival, which will be held in March. And, of course, we will hold the traditional Junior and Senior Proms in the spring. We're proud of the fact that our class supports many school activities. We contributed six boys and two girls to the basketball teams, plus two cheerleaders, three drill team members, and two Indian majorettes. We also have a group of actors and actresses in the crowd, four of them displaying their talents in 'No More Homework, the annual three-act play. We wish to congratulate Mr. Lamb on his new position as Principal and thank him for willing his home room to us. We'd also like to thank our class advisor, Mrs. Oakes for all the support she gives our class. I think she'd like to see us go to Washington on our class tripl We would tool ! Barbara Judkins '60 Sponsored by PHILLIPS' DICK'S MARKET BROOKS BROS., INC. k L mam .Wfgx -wk ' N X we QN XX X xx - 3 X f 1-if WA N X mx 1 A X X :EX X x X SX Qs X X X Xmx XL XE MX N., x A x-X ' . X XS X-axxgx X x xv ex SN x xiii 'N xx Ex S X52 iii ' ASM X x M Q S x X x N x xN N X + X X w gi x x GRI l x X k SSr!wM.w . S4444 FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Clark, B. Fraser, F. Davis, K. Ross, S. Millbury. MIDDLE ROW: G. Hinkley, F. Belisle, J. Wilcox, N. Wilbur, J. Collins, B. Bennett, J. Field, M. Brackett, S. I-larnden, G. Haley. BACK ROW: C. Dumas, W. Dorey, T. Morgan, E. Quimby, R. Dunham, J. Brackett, R. Wilbur, I. Koch, S. Bean, T. Saunders, W. Ellis. In September we arrived at R. H. S. , eager for the time to initiate the freshmen. We made them dress in what they considered outrageous fashion, but they were rewarded with a party that night. We soon elected our class officers with the help of our home room teacher, Mr. Clark. The officers were as follows: President ---- ---- F RANK DAVIS Vice President - - ---- BARBARA .FRASER Secretary ---- - SHERRALYN MILLBURY Treasurer ----- ----- K ATHY ROSS Student Council - - - MAREKAY BILACKETT BILLY ELLIS This year there were five boys and four girls who went out for basketball. Three went out for cheerleading and three for the drill team. We contributed three to the annual three-act play. We are now working on our annual Cabaret, which will be March 13. We hope to have many other money-making projects as soon as basketball is over. Kathy Ross '61 Sponsored by RUMFORD'S LITTLE FOLKS' SHOP YARDGOODS CENTER -ww f MHZ FRONT ROW, left to right: C. Boutilier, D. Brackett, D. Targett, C. Pillsbury, Mr. Ryder, SECOND ROW: T. Ellis, V. Lavallee, T. Moger, J. Thomas, J. Ross, B, Bubier, P. Millbury, S. Vaughn. THIRD ROW: L. Bubier, M. Hainse, S. Croy, M. Nile, I. Ivers, J. Mitchell, S. Dumas, J. Durgin, M. Ellis. BACK ROW: M. Belisle, S. Kidder, T. Grover, C. Polland, K. Davidson, J. Haines, J. Berry, R. Haines, J. Kidder, D. Case. We freshmen were initiated by the sophomores according to the tradition for all in- coming freshmen and we were rewarded with a dance given us by them that night. The first activity period of the year we elected as our class officers: President -------------------------- DAVID TARGETT Vice President - - - CURTIS PILLSBURY Secretary ---- - - DIANNE BRACKETT Treasurer ----- - - CHERYL BOUTILIER Student Council - - - - ---------------- JACK KIDDER There were four boys and six girls who went out for basketball, four for the 3-Act Play, and four for the drill team. As far as activities go, we have had one food sale. We plan to have other activities in the spring to earn money for our class trip. Pam Millbury '62 Sponsored by MAIN STREET FILLING STATION HELEN AND BILL GLEESON K 5 Y, Q 55f,,,. W, Wxw Q A KX: kxikv Px .v X 9 ASX 2i'fQs.:Q xx Ng.-5 is Q X ,HQ i Q, .Q A. ii 2 x Y X W Q wg Ns mfwxxx 5 -Y X x E X xx 1 S SEQ x xx 9-Semi . xgxxx Q X Q K N QR X SK 1551135-: X Nr S , XX KX Q , 55 eg X X S ' f x 3 5 xg 4 3. xgiggis 5- ' Q is :sw 5565 ff Xxixmx X FRONT ROW, left to right: Mrs. Huntoon, L. Harnden, S. Eastwood, R. Morton, K, Huntoon, Mr. Coombs. MIDDLE ROW: C. Wentzell, C. Dahne, D. Steward, J. Wash ington, B. Sandstrom, A. Taylor, C. Deraps, M. Plummer. BACK ROW: J. Bean, M. White, C. Murphy, D. Targett, L. Mlllbury, R. lvers, N. Dumas, A. Bean. 7 FRONT ROW, left to right: C. Saunders, I. Koch, S. Ellis, S. Bean, Mrs. Huntoon, Mr. Coombs. MIDDLE ROW: B. Kesner, F. Haines, L. Carignan, L. Nile, S. Blalsdell, D. Targett, A. Haley. BACK ROW: S. Collins, I. Wilcox, L. Bachelder, T. Mc- Allister, A. Fontaine, D. Wilbur, F. Lowell, G. Oakes, P. Ivers, W. Raymond, R. Dumas. Sponsored by PHILLIPS' J. W. RUSSELL WEBBER'S I. G. A. 'No More Homework The play chosen for the annual 3-act dramatic production was, 'No More Homework, which, as the title suggests, is a comedy about school. Imagine the Student Council running the school for a whole dayl 'I'hat's exactly what happens when Mr. Lindquist. the principal, fPaul Harndenj takes off for a Principals' Meeting. The school secretary, Kathy Ross, gets sick with a cold fplease pass the Kleenexl and Carl Eastwood, President of the School Board, won't let them close the school. B. I. Judkins and Stewart Kidder take over the duties of running the school and run into more trouble than you can imagine. She rings the fire alarm bell by mistake and gets Miss Goodin fSally Sandstromj in a dither. Judy Davidson is the science teacher, very sensitive to heat, and Lisette Dumas is concerned about the great play that she is directing. Tallulah CSusan McLaffertyJ is the high school's gift to The The-ah-ter. When she pretends to be sick, sly Shalimar fBarbara Fraserl steps ln as a troublemaker. Romeo Coleman Saunders is the star of Coach Thomas Doak's basketball team and has to stay after school the night of the big game. Candy Tibbetts knows all the latest gossip and Jack Kidder doesn't know much of anything except that he likes to sleep. The confirmed bachelor fDavid Targettl decides not to be so confirmed after all, as the Ames High School play goes off with a bang. Not part of the student body, but definitely a part of the school are Tick Tok, the janitor, fFrank Davisj and Mrs. Ratchet, the cleaning woman, lBrenda Bubierj who are forever bickering over whom the mop pail belongs to. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Oakes and Mr. Lamb. We are looking forward to the annual 1-act plays now. Judy Davidson '59 , Of? A ' K mm K Www FRONT ROW, left to right: A. Haley, M. Ellis, B. Kesner, M. Plummer, L. Harnden, S. Ellis, D. Targett, K. Kesner. SECOND ROW, left to right: S. Dumas, J. Durgin, T. Ellis, N. Curtis, N. Sweatt, B. Mitchell. THIRD ROW, left to right: L. Bubier, M. Hainse, A. Collins, I. Koch, K. Ross, L. Dumas, C. Deraps, S. Vaughn, K. Huntoon B. Fraser, M. Nile, Mrs. Huntoon, S. Bean. FOURTH ROW, left to right: S. Blaisdell, C. Dahne, 1. Washington, R. Morin, C. Poland, H. Huntoon, F. Davis, C. Dumas, A. Taylor, R. Steward, B. Judkins. LAST ROW, left to right: C. Boutilier, J. Field, J. Davidson, S. Sandstrom, B. Lamb, A. True, S. McLafferty, J. Thomas, D. Steward, I. Mitchell. Zami w l SEATED, left to right: S. Vaughn, G. Oakes, H. Huntoon, D. Case, J, Durgin, STANDING, left to right: D. Dunham, C. Steward, D. Steward, Mr. Flagg, B. Bubier, L. Bubier, S. Bean. Sponsored by FRANK CASE ANDERSON PHARMACY FRONT ROW, left to right: S. Sandstrom, L. Lowell, B. Bennett. BACK ROW: Mrs Havey, S. Millbury, B. Morin, K. Kesner, B. Mitchell, B. Lamb, I. Field, N. Wil bur, I. Davidson, N. Sweatt, K. Ross, A. Collins, R. Steward. President - - - Vice President Secretary - - - Editor ------ Assistant Editor OFFICERS SALLY SA NDSTROM - ' ' LINDA LOWELL BARBARA BENNETT SM!! .SALLY SANDSTROM - - - LINDA LOWELL Literary ---- -------------- Sports - - Humor - - Gossip - - An ----- Activities - - Exchange - - - ROSALIND ST EWARD a NATALIE SWEATT nd KARALEE KESNER --------------- BETTYMORIN ' ' ' ' .IUDY FIELD ' JUDY DAVIDSON BARBARA BENNETT ---- ----- -----BARBARALAMB This is the second year the Commercial Club has been an activity. The school newspaper, 'Grin and Bear It, was published November 25, 1958, and two more edi tions are planned for publication during the school year. With money made from the paper, the Club bought typewriter book stands for the Commercial Room. The rest of the money earned will go toward National Gregg Awards in shorthand, typing, filing, and transcription. Barbara Bennett '61 n 'r ' I I Cn f pa sex s A 4. Q4- 3- E .X - N 6 Q 143 Xi ,J X .six 5 5 xv lvl S lull I, X ' a :El 1 g . E 1 ' xzfs S X X wx iq xiii SX arf 25 7959 Yfwuma Y K fx, A . X- XA EW xv Ju.. 'Mmm :M ' '4 , X VF I f Ili? , X I O V Xa . A YQ 61 7 LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Dumas, B. Fraser, M. Brackett, S. Millbury, N. Curtis, J. Davidson, C. Tibberts. lf. Z FRONT ROW, left to right: S. McLafferty, B. Judkins, L. Lowell, J. Field, P. Millbury, J. Collins. SECOND ROW: M. Ellis, J. Durgin, K. Ross, V. Lavallee, B. Bubier, B. Bennett, J. Ross, N. Wilbur, Coach Lasselle. Sponsored by ERIC SANDSTROM HALEY'S BEAUTY SALON K I it X I 1 C0 X 1- QL 'aqf CD1 vt 1 U . -'Z The 1958-59 basketball season opened with a bang. The first practice proved to be a successful one, although the calisthenics were a little hard to get used to after a long summer vacation without them. The squad consisted of 13 girls, most of them coming from the sophomore and fresh- man classes. Susan McLafferty was the only girl representing the senior class, while the junior class contributed Barbara Judkins and Linda Lowell. The sophomore class, con- sisting of more energetic students, presented Joan Collins, Kathy Ross, Judy Field, and Barbara Bennett. The freshman class, with the younger members, gave us Mildred Ellis, Pamela Millbury, Virginia Lavallee, Brenda Bubier, Jane Durgin, and Jennice Ross. Susan McLafferty and Barbara Judkins were chosen captains for the season. We started the season by winning the easy games but failing to score high when the harder games faced us. Some of the games proved to be so easy that the coach had to play the second team all the time so that we wou1dn't rack up too high a score. All the girls on the squad got a chance to play in some of the games, which has helped them to gain more experience, and will cause them to be better players in the future. Our season record Qof 7 wins and 3 lossesj wasn't the best, but it was good enough to put us in third place in the League. We wish to express our thanks to Miss Lasselle for all the time she has spent with us as our coach, and also to Nancy Wilbur for the wonderful job she has done as manager. SEASON'S RECORD OPPONENTS RANGELEY Strong 55 Cherej 37 Phillips 29 fherel 34 New Sharon 31 44 Stratton 24 fherej 52 Strong 65 52 Kingfield 46 Cherej 53 New Sharon 27 Cherey 60 Stratton 14 40 Kmgfield 28 25 Pmlnps 43 58 155 lv I if INDIVIDUAL SCORING Joan comms 164 ff i Susan McLafferty 139 Barbara .Iudkins 125 b xi, Kathy Ross 13 , Mildred Ellis 7 ' , Jane Durgin 5 'u Y Linda Lowell 2 Susan McLafferty '59 . 2471? , A il' 1. sk L Q, Ef RS gn. XJ' , JA W 2 f ' fs-XZ V X? lm ls X K Coach Coombs and left to right: H. Huntoon, K. Davidson, C. Eastwood, T. Doak, S. Kidder, D. Barrett, E. Quimby, I. Brackett, D. Priest, J. Kidder, M. Lowell, C. Pills- bury, B. Ellis, W. Ellis, C. Dumas. gage' Z The basketball season for 1958-59 began with sixteen boys reporting to our coach, Ken Coombs. Among these were just two seniors, Mike Lowell and Tom Doak. Juniors on the squad were Doug Barrett, David Priest, Carl Eastwood, Harly Huntoon, Paul Harnden, and Brian Ellis. Sophomores reporting were John Brackett, Everett Quimby, Albert Hamm, Bill Ellis, and Charlie Dumas. Representing the Freshmen were Curt Pillsbury, Karl Davidson, and Iack Kidder. This season was not so successful as was expected, but among our twelve wins, one of the most exciting games was the game against New Sharon on our home court. After being twelve points down at the half, we fought back and at the final buzzer were on top by one point. We captured a third place trophy this year at the Franklin County Tournament, after downing Kingfield, being swamped by Wilton, and then clobbering New Sharon, the league leaders, 54-43. At the Regionals we had bad luck. After being nine points up at the half, we lost a heartbreaker to Kingfield, 39-43. We wound up with a seasonal record of 12 wins and 5 losses. All of us on the basketball squad wish-to thank Mr. Coombs for all his time and effort We all hope he will be with us for next season. SUMMARY INDIVIDUAL SCORING Rangeley Strong 31 H Priest Rangeley Erskine 43 T Barrett Rangeley Morse Memorial 64 T Brackett Rangeley Phillips 44 H Lowell Rangeley New Sharon 48 T Doak Rangeley Stratton 31 H Quimby Rangeley Strong 48 T Huntoon Rangeley Alumni 59 H Eastwood Rangeley Kingfleld 50 H Pillsbury Rangeley New Sharon 48 H J. Targett Rangeley Stratton 41 T Davidson Rangeley Kingfield '70 T Rangeley Phillips 41 T COUNTY TOURNEY Rangeley 43 Kingfield 40 Rangeley 40 Wilton 7 0 Rangeley 54 New Sharon 43 STATE REGIONAL Rangeley 39 Kingfield 43 TOTALS Rangeley 922 Opposition 814 Douglas Barrett '60 Sponsored by FARMINGTON 'S DlLL'S MEN SHOP STEWART'S LUNCH HARDY 'S DRUGS PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK MAINE CONSOLIDATED POWER CO FARMINGTON LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS MICKEY MAGUIRE STOWELL'S RESTAURANT FLOOD'S SHOE STORE . ' . FRONT ROW, left to right: S. Ellis, B. Kesner, K. Huntoon, D. Targett, C. Wentzell. MIDDLE ROW: S. Eastwood, A. Taylor, I. Koch, C. Dahne, L. Harnden, B. Sandstrom BACK ROW: D. Steward, Coach McLafferty, C. Deraps. em' gm.. my 2 FRONT ROW, left to right: S. Collins, R. Searles, P. Ivers, W. Raymond, I. Wilcox, K. White. MIDDLE ROW: A. Bean, J. Bean, N. Dumas, R. Dumas, L. Millbury, F. Lowell, R. Ivers.- BACK ROW: Coach Coombs, T. McAllister, M. White, D. Targett, C. Murphy, A. Fontaine. Sponsored by RUMFORD'S LOUIE PALERMO CARLISLE'S MEN'S STORE 24445466 1 W at l FRONT ROW, left to right: F. Davis, D. Barrett, C. Dumas, T. Doak, W. Ellis. BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Coombs, M. Lowell, K. Brackett, I. Brackett, 1. Berry, H Huntoon, S. Kidder, E. Quimby. 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Barrett, M. Lowell, C. Pillsbury, J. Brackett, C. Dumas, Eastward, D. Priest. xx XXRN 1 5. :WWW b WW Bax TQ J ' X, N -0 N F A - OHV ' . - f4 .- ,,,.-:Ll C 'Me Du!! 7mm At the end of the basketball season last year, Mr. Coombs approached me in his usual way and said, I have got something up my sleeve. Next year l will have a drill team performing at the halves. Sure, I said, and so it was. Why should I believe him? The year dawned and, sure enough, ten boys stood on the floor for our first practice. 'Need two more, said Mr. Coombs. Quite forcefully we brought two more and so our first practice began. Two weeks later we had learned - well, almost learned - our facing movements. Life went on and we had our first performance. The crowd loved it. During the Nation al Anthem, Clinton, flag bearer, shook tremendouslyg but no one noticed. From then on we were a success. We have done diagonals, a High Noon dramatic sketch, with difficulty, have hanged Tom Dooly, and have executed many other spectaculars. Finally we made the tournament. We did, or tried to do, our famous Sound-off. lt went horribly. The front line turned at different intervals, Then came the climax. We won't say who fMr. Davisj but somebody did a left face on the command, right face, klllu we were off. The next day we did worse, but the crowd liked it. They must have, for they laughed very hard. I wish Mr. Coombs had!! So we are organized - The Rangeley Drill Team - devoted Cmost of the timej and perfect fnone of the timej. We all do wish to express our thanks to Mr. Coombs for spending his time and energy with us, for he gets nothing from this except headaches. Rex Bradbury '60 Af Q4 . X7 Q ,. WN x x kj .f 2 3 ' H! 7 X ' ,Q Girls' and Boys' State Delegates 15 .iv ts- V , , 3 CU yi! 44 . 'Q Q 0 D. A. R. Candidate Betty Crocker Homemaker 1958 County one-Act may Award County Champs - State Semifinalists National Merit Finalist ...Phe Hills of Eire.. ,, u Public Speaking n Q - ,V J it Qu, I ll 'i . f Qx X Q QQ Hardworkin ' Janitor 1958 Barbara Thurston, Portland, Me. Clarice Quimby, F. S. T. C. , Farmington Jane Murphy Papa, Warwick, R. 1. Jane Saunders, Rangeley Nedra Violett, Rangeley Elaine Haley, Lewiston Agnes Hainse, Rangeley Sally Adams Boutilier, Rangeley Sandra Hunt McCarthy, Mr. Vernon, Me. Marie Hamn, Rangeley Christopher Cummings, U. S. N. , Norman, Okla homa Dana Field, U. S. N. , Great Lakes, Ill. Neil Taylor, Wentworth Ins. , Boston Gordon Haley, Voc. Tech., So. Portland 1957 Sandra Brackett Oberton, Phillips Edith Bachelder, Skowhegan A2fc Phillip Dunhan, U. S. A. F. , San Francisco, Calif. Wallace Eustis, U. S. N. , Key West, Fla. Jerry Brackett, U.S.N., New York, N. Y. Helen Mitchell, U. of M. . Orono, Me. Donald Morton, Rangeley Brenda McLafferty, LaSalle Jr. College Jack Pillsbury, Fort Indian, Pa. Victor Targett, Oquossoc Edward McGarvey, Newcastle, Me. A!3c Loretta Lee Vaughn, U. S. A. F. , Carswell, Texas Errol Wentzell, F. S. T. C. , Farmington John Philbrick, U. of M., Orono, Me. 1956 P. F. C. Gerald LaPierre, U. S. A. , N. Y. , N. Y. Alice Quimby, Manchester, Conn. Rose Belisle Hamn, Clark's Island, Me. Eileen Copp Drake, Stratton Beverly Thurston Philbrick, Lake Worth, Fla. John Hinkley, Rangeley Guy Haines, Rangeley Mary-Lyn Steward Field, Rockland Eldene Roland, New Britain, Conn. Eleanor Hinkley, EMG Hos. , Bangor Ronald Haines, G.S.T.C. , Gorham, Me. 1955 Jacqueline Fox, Manchester, N. H. Gary Priest, U. of M., Orono, Me. Carl Harriman, Rangeley Zuma! Sandra Holman Philbrick, Rangeley James McLafferty, U. S. N. , Lakehurst, N.J. Lorraine Spiller Dunham, Rangeley Josephine Mills Raymond, So. Monmouth Margaret Thompson Oatley, Springfield, Mass. Richard Wentzell, Boca Grande, Fla. 1954 David Copp, Oquossoc, Me. George Haley, Rangeley Pvt. Raymond Lamb, U.S.A., Ft. Dix, N. J. Ann Ivers, L. I. , New York Harland Lawrence, U. S. A. F. , Chandler, Minn. Richard Quimby, Rangeley Beverly Raymond Mansfield, U. S. A. F. , Germany Ruth Scribner Repucci, Glendale, Calif. Frances Stewart Copp, Oquossoc James Soucie, U. S. A. F. , Plattsburgh, N. Y. Ronald Edwards, Thompsonvllle, Conn. Ada Field Haley, Oquossoc 1953 Kenwood Beckwith, Shirley Mills, Me. Mary Brackett Leavitt, Dixfield, Me. Fred Carlton, Farmington Paul Davis, Mexico, Me. Annabelle Ellis Clark, North Adams, Mass. John Eustis, Berlin, N. H. Elizabeth Grant, Wallington, Conn. Luther Hoar Hall, Auburn, Me. Dorothy Miller, Rangeley Dorothy Morton, Manchester, Conn. Donald Philbrick, Lake Worth, Fla. Phillip Polland, Oquossoc, Me. Charles Raymond, Rangeley Sally Rowe Church, Glenview, Ill. Joan Seeley White, Goodyear, Ariz. Rodney Skillin, Chicago 23, Ill. Phyllis Thompson, Rangeley George Brooks, U.S.N., New York, N. Y. 1952 Linwood Dennison, Bernhards Bay, N. Y. Jay Hoar, Auburn, Me. Richard Johnson, Orono, Me. Louise Lamb, Newton 58, Mass. Joey McLafferty, U. of C., Storrs, Conn. Clayton Philbrick, Rangeley George Rich Jr. , Warnuiomata, N. Zeal'd Ernest Steward, Farmington David Porter, Needham, Mass. 1951 Russell Boutilier, Bernhards Bay, N. Y. William Churchill, Hallowell, Me. Geraldlne Murphy Coolong, Phillips George Dunham, Rangeley Paul Field, Rockland, Maine Kathleen Gray Ross, Rangeley David Hinkley, Rangeley Raymond Holman, Rangeley Jennie Holman Lee, Wilsons Mills Robert Lee, Wilsons Mills John MacPherson, Milton, Fla. Mary Williams Powers, Rangeley Richard Maclver, Dallas 24, Texas Roy West, N. Y. , N. Y. 1950 Janet Dennison Boutlier, Bernhards Bay, N. Albert Bowker, Rangeley Joyce Beckwith Dayon Harrv Ellis. Stratton Stowell Eustis, deceased Edwin Hood Margaret Lamb, Newton 58, Mass. Rita Seeley McPherson, L. A. 65, Calif. Ronald Novak, Keasby, N. I. Richard Porter, Needham, Mass. Elton Powers, Rangeley Alice Spiller Noyes, Rangeley Patricia Tibbetts McConkey, Freeport, Me 1949 Betty Verrill Campbell, Auburn Nathalie Steward Carlton, Jay, Me. Eleanor Davenport Cunningham, Rangeley Neal Edwards, Rumford, Maine Myron Herrick, New York City, N. Y. Janet Johnson Rlopel, Worcester, Mass. William Johnson, Rangeley Collette Wilbur Jordan, Vails Gate, N. Y. Henry Jungmann, New York, N. Y. Sylvia Hunt Nichols, Rumford, Me. Rita Porter Webber. Waldwick, N. J. Patricia Judkins Reichel, Putnam, Conn. Annette Lamb Ross, Rangeley Leonard Ross, Hyattsville, Md. Warren Schildberg, Kirksville, Mo. Arlen Wentzell, Rangeley Y. Geraldine Swain Wilkinson, Manchester, N. H. 1 948 Zaman! Iulla Blackwell Dunn, Oyster, Bay, N. Y. Glenwood Campbell. Auburn, Maine Marilyn Campbell Steward, Rangeley Lvnwood Carlton, Jay, Maine Greta Ellis Haley, Weld, Me. Marjorie Haley Mathys, Westwood, Mass. Raymond Haskell, Natick, Mass. Jean Pillsbury Hitchcock, Dover-Foxcroft, Therese Turmenne Philbrick, Auburn Elizabeth Ross Quimby, Rangeley Janice Pillsbury Rand, Auburn, Me. Jack Ross, Rangeley Dwight Gene Sawin, Seffner, Fla. Clydis Ross Henderson, Stratton Robert Lindsay, Japan 1947 Cedric Brackett, E. Kingston, N. H. Minnie Collins McPherson, Nashua, N. H. Richard Ellis, Rangeley Eleanor Johnson Dumas, Auburn, Me. Mabel Keep Field, Rangeley Sgt. Bennie Nile, San Fran. , Calif. Gilbert Philbrick, Clinton, Me. Sgt. Peryland Philbrick, San Fran. , Calif. Elizabeth Russell Hunger, Rangeley 1946 Colin Crocker, Rangeley Carlene Davenport, Rangeley Mertie Collins Miccieulle, Far. . Me. Paul Ellis, Winthrop, Maine Margaret Irish, Lewiston, Maine Byrnece Maclver Tuttle, Wilton, Me. Louise Ross Cole, Belgrade, Maine Joan Russell Philbrick, Clinton, Me. Hope Soucie Galencia, Waltham, Mass. Irene Taylor Marston, West Peru, Me. Grace Wilbur, Rangeley Mona Wilcox Ridley, Waldoboro, Me. Alfred Halev, Woburn, Mass. Harold Burrill, Augusta, Me. Winnifred Raymond Fraser, Rangeley 1945 Ardine Collins, Rangeley Patricia keckards, Mansfield, Depot, Conn. Mary Pillsbury Fotter, Stratton Jean Swain Grant, Rangeley Olive Vaughn Wells, Farmington Lucille Welch Tuttle, Barrington, R. I. Maine AQHNM Elaine Robinson Collins, Rangeley Isabelle Haley Stewart, Rangeley Leith Crocker Cameron, Rangeley Betty Raymond Durrell, Rangeley' Lona Myshrall Williams, E. Corinth Norma Smith Hinds, W. Hartford, Conn. S 113 John Stewart, I-lazelt, N. J. Norma Huntoon Morton, Rangeley Lucille Haley Richards, Rangeley Sayward Pillsbury, Rangeley 1944 Jean Barrett Bachelder, Rangeley Patricia Bradbury Pillsbury, Washburn, Maine Methyl Bowker Wilbur, Rangeley Marilyn Collins Thibault, Belfast Bernard Ellis, Baldwinsville, N. Y. Mary Ferguson, N. Fargo, N. Dakota Joyce Ferguson, Cocoa, Florida Robert Frederick, Manchester, Iowa James Irish, Natick, Mass. Gertrude Johnson Dunham. Worcester, Mass. Athallne Nile McCaslin, Bowie, Md. Everett Pillsbury, Washburn, Me. barbara Prescott Richards, Wilton Norma Quimby Keep, Rangeley Nell Russell, Hollywood, Calif. Evelyn Verrill Bryant, Auburn Audrey Wilcox Hodge, Rangeley Earle Williams, East Corinth, Me. 1943 Constance Wilbur Allard, Concord, N. H. George Grant, New Britain, Conn. Patricia Gardiner Edwards, Auburn Robert Deraps, Topsham, Maine Estella Ellis Szymeik, Otter River, Mass. Stanley Johnson, Gorham, Maine Barbara Tobie Stillman, Fort Knox, Kentucky Harold Carignan Sylvia Berry Wright, Rangeley Delbert Ellis, Rangeley Arlene Verrill Davenport, Rangeley 1942 Helen Berry, Nanrov, Taiwan Bruce Ellis, Rangeley Dorothy Ellis Pillsbury, Rangeley Walter Ellingwood, Canton, Me. Frances Fall Corrow, Washington, D. C. 2 Jean Field, Rangeley John Emerson Fowler, Ft. Fairfield Miriam Frederick Brenner, Ellinwood, Kansas Mason Gile, Savannah, New York Mary Fuller Gray, Rangeley Susie Haley Carlton, Farmington Frederick Maclver, Phila., Pa. Velma Nile Wilcox, Rangeley James Ross, Winthrop, Mass. Montress Oakes Milligan, Richmond, Maine June Pillsbury Aquillno, Somerville, Mass. .Eloise Williams, Lynn, Mass. James Oakes, deceased Joseph Ross, North Jay, Maine Harold Splller, Rangeley, Maine Priscilla Tibbetts Durgin, Durham, N. H. Carolyn Tobie Kelly, Jackman Station, Maine Florence Wilbur Easter, Rangeley 1941 William Bowker, Lewiston, Me. Reginald Brackett, Rangeley Alfred Carlton, Farmington, Me. Betty Ellis Aho, Templeton, Mass. Omer Ellis, Jackman, Me. Herbert Johnson, Winthrop, Me. Eleanor Keep Hellman, Peabody, Mass. Flora MacGarvey Saunders, Oquossoc Jane Oakes Moulton, Holden, Mass. Jean Prescott Francis, Stonington, Conn. Muriel Quimby -Carignan, Rangeley Hollis Robbins, North Conway, N. H. Evelyn Ross Oakes, Rangeley Norman Wilbur, Rangeley 1940 George Carlton, deceased Calvin Fox, Manchester, N. H. Elvenus Gile Carver, Saco, Maine Florence Grant, New Haven, Conn. June Haley Reum, Holland, Mich. Marilyn Herrick Glenna Huntoon Moran, Dover, N. H. Maurice Maclver, Boston, Mass. James Moulton, deceased Martha Ross Studley, Denver, Colo. Norma Savage Luce, No. Anson, Me. Watson Wilbur, Rangeley 1939 Rachel Haley Kolean, Holland, Mich. Arlene Brown Barker, Phillips, Me. z4Zcmm6 Lila Barter Ward, Thorndike, Me. Francis Elllngwood, deceased Edward Ellis, Ambler, Pa. Ray Ellis, Phillips, Me. Sayward Ellis, Strong, Maine Walter Ellis, Rangeley, Maine Jean Fall McDougall, Limestone, Me. Fannie Field Brown, Westbrook, Me. Edith Hinkley Tobin, Wilton, Me. Philip Lamb, Bay Shore, N. Y. Hazel Myshrall Horne, Dixfield, Me. Teresa Madden Davis, Los Alamos, N. M. Madelalne Myshrall York, East Meadow, N. Y. Constance Philbrick Thurston, Bethel, Maine Elaine Pillsbury Brownlee, Newark, N. J. Kadellne Soucie Blanchette, Eagle Lake, Maine Jeanne Taylor Woods, Westbury, N. Y. George Wentworth, Monson, Maine 1938 Wayland Barrett, Rangeley, Maine Freeman Ellingwood, Hanover, Me. Elizabeth Ellis, Jackman, Me. William Ellis, Alexandria, Va. Barbara Moulton Eastwood, Rangeley Maisie Bean Pickett, Augusta, Me. Everett Ellis Jr. , Kennebunk, Me. Ralph Jacques, Rangeley, Maine Olin Robbins, Jeffersonville, Vt. Cynthia Beeh Hogan, Lakewood, Ohio Arnold Johnson, Dixfield, Maine Hilda Stewart Kidder, Rangeley June Davenport Plummer, Rangeley Virginia Ellis Coburn, Saylsville, R. I. Nelda Keep Doak, Wilton, Maine Sylvia Wilcox Green, Mansfield Center, Conn. 1937 Marion Bowker Connel, Auburn, Me. Florence Carlton Bryan, Windham, N. H. Addie Collins Ross, deceased Harlan Doak, Rangeley Earl Fraser, Rangeley June Hoar Tomlins, Newburgh, N. Y. Barbara Harnden Riddle, Rangeley Harold Huntoon, Nutley, N. J. Mabel Johnson McKusie, Rockland, Maine Harland Kidder, Rangeley, Maine Hazen Morton, Rangeley, Maine Janet Myshrall Wing, Rangeley Carolyn Pillsbury Gogan, Brewer Richard Prescott, Thompsonville, Conn. Allen Robbins, Thomaston, Me. Frances Taylor, deceased Mertice Wentworth Emmons, Alfred, Maine Lincoln Wilbur, Rangeley James Wilcox, Rangeley, Maine 1936 Charles Badger, Palos Park, Ill. Phillian Billington Frances Redmond Bouchard Florence Chapman Thompson, Petersham, Mass Graydon, Ellingwood, deceased Cutler Ellis, W. Farmington, Me. Marian Ellis, Jackman, Me. Benjamin Fall, Haverhill, Mass. Nellie Fall, Haverhill, Mass. Laura Haines Wilbur, W. Chesterfield, N.H. Eugene Herrick, Albuquerque, N. M. Ruth Lucentre Foley, Portland, Me. Arnold Myshrall, deceased Inez Ellis ,Nadeau, O. Orchard B. Leroy Nile, Greenville, S.C. Stewart Oakes, Holden, Mass. Virginia Oakes, Rangeley Wendell Philbrick, Rangeley Phyllis Prescott Magregor, Lisbon, N. H. Balfour Ray, Milford, Conn. Rachael Hooper Reed, Plattsburgh, N. Y. Oscar Riddle, Rangeley Bertha Ross Lancaster, Peabody, Mass. lla Nile Silva, Riverside, R. l. Melvin Tibbetts, Union, N. H. Orren Tibbetts, Kennebunk, Maine Ethyl Myers Valenti, Warwick, R. l. Glenn Wilcox, Sharon, Mass. 1935 Glenn Brown, S. Gardiner, Maine Ruth Carlton Doucette, Hartford, Conn. Crayton Davenport, Rangeley Ardine Doak, deceased Herbert Ellis, Rangeley Marjorie Ellis Szymsik, Baldwinsville, Mass. Robert Ellis, Jackman, Maine Helen Fox Niccolson, Richmond, Calif. Margaret Fox Gruenler, Columbus, Ohio Louise Doak, Rangeley Richard Haley, Costa Mesa, Calif. Charles Hayford, Hackettstowu, N. J. fContinued after ad pagesj .x NN ww :Q-SN M-si Q t. X X 'Q R X NN? XX W X 5 Sei X XX O XSS X1 Xx XX Q x w b QV N Q' X lk W OS fixxw SESSm X X Q S QNXX X ' V .Jim ini A .huvfieigi , ,rx Si SY X YA X X ' - . xxxx S N , 3 1 437 MW! 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Representative: QQQQQY ,5 M' f wk DONALD B, TUPPER ,fy ' E 1 'Ei'- Box 244, Cape Cottage :gg p Portland, Maine R' Dial LYnn 3-5630 Home Office: Lynn, Mass. GREEN TOURS Operators of DE LUXE ALL-EXPENSE TOURS Washington, D.C., Shenandoah Valley, Gettysburgh, Valley Forge, Montreal, Quebec, Gaspe Peninsula, and ,, ifg Q New York City ,ff f ' C., ya ,Q 'iq N' 'fl I Hrpff ul ' 1 ,.', an , 1 Bill 21 p flfj 9-as 5' A I Repair Work Done on Guns and Rods ,, JONES' F' in , fi x GENERAL STORE .V 'F ff!! 5 WX ' Sporting Goods, Groceries, Hardware E .. Ammo., Fishing Tackle, Guns I Camp Equipment Stratton, Maine WILLIAM A. JONES Tel. Chestnut 6-2783 Compliments of BROOKSIDE FILLING STATION Wilton, Maine ff '.v .1 LEAVITT'S XF' xl STORE AND CABINS Groceries - Fresh Meats xl 'jg Fruits and Vegetables Eustis, Maine - Tel. Chestnut 6-2 183 4558 if l' ja- Plumbing - Heating - Appliances Refrigeration, Sales, and Service Compliments of lg ypll HARLAN E. DOAK . 6 Q, DoAK'S no JHII ' N Q W If f APPLIANCE SHOP - Mobil Flame Bottled Gas ' , X2 Sales and Service Tel. 224-2 Rangeley AMBULANCE GREENLEAF FUNERAL HOMES Kingfield - Stratton - Rangeley Maine D AY Home Office: Kingfield 24-Hour Ambulanc e Se rvlce A11 Po1nts Telephones Kingfield CO 5-2551 Stratton CH 6-2811 Rangeley 2 Compliments of IRVING S. HENDRY INSURANCE Rangeley, Maine Tel 221 BEST POLICY AT Au. 515 Lg ruvuss 3 A 5: wx , .A A xzxymx gx :T 2 -ff 5354 x if' ' NTC? Q at new 2 W ' -.--4. ww -xt '.- -' 'A' 1 0 X 5. ComP11ments of iq PAUL A, FICHTNER, M. D. .. W I B Compliments of JOHN H. MILES BOTTLED GAS AND APPLIANCE SALES EE Service Tel. 261 Main Street Rangeley Suppliers of Athletic Equipment to . Schools and Individuals , if GEE AND BEE f 2? ' Sg1gE555:qA -Q SPORTING Goons co. f -Iaiggii' - - Dial 4-4933 ' Court Street - Auburn, Maine NORM BOOTHBY JIM BOUCHLES f NORTON'S Music sl-lov 4 Church Street Farmington, Maine Cl Pianos - Organs - Band Instruments Compliments of PHIL'S 'Ez . 93 SERVICE STATION Strong, Maine xx, Compliments of 1. RIA? Wfoitd I A S Go Hs 1 ' l i .4 in I if I Q 5 at CO. N Pr .. 1 y iIII X- -in e 2 .' f X 2 W W, -'F' 4 C. Wilton, Maine Compliments of Sap 3,1 MX' WILFRED McLEARY S 'ff Y' X I 1 ...f x ' Sane Farmington, Maine at f-ffcaaund Bertha Lamb Haines, Rangeley John Wentworth, deceased Norman Wilcox, Saco, Maine Durwood Robbins, Portland, Maine 1934 Bertram Deraps, Phillips, Maine Frederick Harnden, Rangeley Willetta Herrick Hall, Sharon, Mass. John Kidder, Rangeley Arlene Lucentre Mularz, Woodbridge, N. I. Richard Madden, F. Edward, N. Y. Dorothy Kidder, Rangeley Ruth Morton, Rangeley Robert Moulton, Portland, Maine Edwina Myshrall Greene, Rangeley 1933 Harlene Badger Wooteen, Wilmington, Del. Shirley I-loar Beal, W. Farmington Louise Bruce Dunham, Phillips, Me. Edith Fall, Haverhill, Mass. Jeanne Badger Field, Phillips, Me. Frances Fox Bartlett, Bangor, Me. Ruth Boulter Haley, Farmington, Me. Mae Hawkhurst Harriman, Westbrook Amo Ellis Haskell, Old Orchard, Me. Leona Henley Holden, Warwick, R. l. Florence Hayford Joast, Lancaster, Pa. Philip Keep, Refreda, California Nellie Koch, Rangeley Milford Taylor, Rangeley Ardell Glle Hamilton, Hartford, Conn. Marie Tlbbetts Slovak, Pittsfield Willa Tomlinson Downer, Tilton, N. H. 1932 Arlene Sprague, Quincy, Mass. Gardiner Vaughn, Oquossoc, Maine Mildred Wentworth Forbes, Pontiac, Mich. Merlene Glle Glrvln, Sparks, Md. Wilma Robbins Cummings, Livermore Falls, Me. Nadine Marchetti Dumbra, Waterville, Me. Althea Hoar Lawrence, Rangeley Doris Grant Dolbier, Stonington, Conn. Darlene Hinldey Crocker, Portland Omer Hoar, Wilton, Maine Lyla Kane Gallant Dorls Kidder Huntoon, Rangeley Anna Koch Carr, Brunswick, Maine Hilda Ross Talbot, Kennebunkport John Moulton, Rangeley Robert Prescott 1931 Anita Badger, Rumford, Maine Helena Tibbetts Billings, deceased Affie Raymond Ellis, Penobscot Methyl Ellls Dunham, Augusta, Me. Marjorie Robbins Gray, Leicester, Mass. Mavis Lowell West, Rangeley Ruth Woodman, Farmington Donald Morton, Rangeley Dorothy Hamn Pimental, Warwick, R. I George Prescott, S. Norwalk, Conn. Dorothy Harnden Richardson, Harrington N. I. George Tomlinson, Auburn Dorothy Twombly Rlgg, Plainfield, Vt. Rachell Walker, deceased Minnie Wentworth, deceased 1930 Christine Ellis Davis, Auburn, Me. Hermia Ellis Steward, Rangeley Rupert Earle Haley, Saugerties, N. Y. Emma Haskell Haley, Saugus, Mass. Florence Hoar White, Farmington Frank Johnson, Lewiston, Maine Elizabeth Kane Knowlton Grace Riddle Stewart, Wilton, Conn. Kenwood Rowe, Rangeley Harold Spaulding, deceased John Leeland Taylor, Nashua, N. H. Mailand Taylor, Huntsville, Texas Viola Harnett 1929 I ohn Buck Carson Ellis, Charlotte, N. C. Muriel Gile Sawin, Seffner, Florida Arthur Gray, Leicester, Mass. Ray Haley, Brunswick, Me. Arlene Hamn Lamb, Lunenburg, Mass. Roger Henley Richard Moore, Madison, Wisconsin Martha Kirby, Costa Mesa, Calif. Keith Murphy, deceased Malcolm Nelson, Watertown, Mass. Winfield Taylor, Rangeley Kenneth Wilbur, Stonington, Conn. Harry Wilcox, Rangeley Park 1928 Blandine Brooks Marden, Strong Margaret Bush Prince, Rockville, Md. Beatrice Case Look, Portland, Me. Frank Case, Rangeley Yvonne Dunham Holman, Rangeley Maxwell Hinkley, Gorham, N. H. Rutd Haley Case, Rangeley Newton Hoar, deceased Kenneth Hoar, Farmington, Maine Maxcell Dunham, Hallowell, Maine Florence Joelander Glen Nile, deceased Arthur Nile, Cambridge, Mass. Carson Nile, Oquossoc, Maine Martha Pillsbury Perkins, Camden Matie Robbins Ellis, Farmington, Me. Monett Robbins, Rangeley Beatrice Raymond Ross, Oquossoc Kenneth Raymond, S. Portland, Me. Marlon Taylor lerardi, Cheshire, Conn. Signa Wilbur Hunt, Rangeley James Worthley, Strong, Maine 1927 R. Albert Bean, Rangeley Phirilla Brackett Stevens, Augusta Christine Haines Henderson, Stratton Dorothy Haley Fairbanks, Phillips Mary Haley, Rangeley W. Damon Hoar, Farmington Alice Jonah Allanach, Quincy, Mass. lrene Oakes Trask, W. Palm B., Fla. Roxa Phllbrick Smith, Portland, Me. Gwendolyn Prescott Huri, Manchester, Conn. Rex Raymond, Phillips, Maine Leora Stevens Lamb, Rangeley Muriel Stevens McCarriston, Lynn, Mass. Mason Stewart, Wilton, Conn. Violet Dennison, Bernhards Bay, N. Y. Clista Templeton Wood, Portland Florence Tibbetts Crosby, Richmond Beulah Tomlinson Frayle, Bangor George Wentworth, Nashua, N. H. Nathaniel Wentworth, deceased Oma Wilbur, Rangeley Sadie Tibbetts Eaton, Boston, Mass. 1926 Mildred Dunham Campbell, Rangeley Milford Dunham, Rangeley laaund Vera Haley Gllpatric, Mlllis, Mass. Robert Johnson, deceased Clarence Lamb, Rangeley Albert Loomis Esma Moore Wood, Phillips Victor Murphy, Bangor, Maine Stella Pillsbury Eames, Bethel Gordon Ross, Phillips, Maine Evelyn Spencer Smith, Rangeley Gladys Steward Reed, deceased Glendon Steward, Yarmouth, Me. 1925 lone Spencer Kelley, Phillips Eileen Haley Quimby, Rangeley Verna Melvin Ellis, Weston, Mass. Beatrice Nile Foley, E. Rumford Maxine Huntoon Gandolfo, Needham, Mass Lurlene Ross McLafferty, Rangeley Millard Gile, Canton, Maine Kenneth Hinkley, Rangeley Axel Raymond, Mapleton, Maine 1924 Dorothy Brackett Bolles Hazel Tibbetts Carignan, Farmington Maxwell Grant, Cumberland, Maine Richard Grant, W. Scarborough, Me. Mabelle Harnden Gonazlex, Somerville, Mass Myrtelle Harnden Blanchard, Quincy, Mass Atherton Mitchell, Rangeley Clarence Moore, Dorchester, Mass. lrene Philbrick Soucie, Oquossoc George Quimby, Long Island, N. Y. Florence Fletcher Ricker, Stratton Don Spencer, Medford, Mass. Rena Tibbetts, deceased Ierdell Tomlinson, Wakefield, Mass. Doris Nile Wentzell, Rangeley 1923 Clayton Arnburg, Rangeley Eva Arnburg Devine, Peaks Island Hayward Coburn, Philadelphia, Pa. Kathleen Hinkley Spinney, Kittery Olive Jonah, deceased Edith Brooks Johnson, Rangeley Ella Pillsbury Quimby, New York, N. Y Marion Stewart, Stamford, Conn. Bessie Haley Swain, Rangeley Evelyn Taylor York, Rangeley Charlotte Harris Tobie, deceased 1922 Laverna Murphy, Washington, D.C. Leater Nile Scribner, Rangeley Arlene Taylor Secord, Reading, Mass. Lillian Spencer Williams, Rangeley 1921 Marion Nile Bachelder, Stratton Lucille Huntoon Morgan, Portland Miriam Huntoon Barker, Portland Hazel Knowles, deceased Olive Moore Begin, Fitchburg, Mass. Robert Parks, M. D. Dan Pillsbury, Portland, Maine Leora Tomlinson Donovan, Lynnfield, Kathleen Stewart Walin, L.I., N. Y. Everdeene Robbins Walden, Rangeley 1920 Pauline Rector Carlin Leo Collins, deceased Vernon Collins, Rangeley Lucille Taylor Libbey, New Haven, C Dwight Lamb, Livermore Falls, Me. Ethel Lamb Dyer, So. Portland, Me. Florence Lamb Leighton, Brunswick Kenneth Lamb, deceased Elinor Moore, Braintree, Mass. Ralph Pillsbury, Bradford, Vt. Theron Porter, Needham, Mass. Gale Ross, Rangeley Eddie West, Rangeley 1919 Rachel Huntoon Brooks, Rangeley Ruth Hinkley Lamb, Rangeley Reba Hoar Guething, Beverly, Mass. Clinton, Hoar, Verona, N. J. Carman Quimby, Long Island, N. Y. Ethel Philbrick Robbins, Allen's Mills, Everett Ross, Rangeley Isabelle Russell, deceased Marian Wilbur Wing, Phillips 1918 Ois Brackett, Rangeley Merle Brooks, Rangeley Mass. onn. Me. Ormenta Corey Hooper, Plattsburgh, N. Y. Conrad Lamb, West Paris, Maine Kawai Agis Oakes, Gardner, Maine Cherrie Toothaker, deceased 1917 Rose Nelson Barrett, Rangeley Arline Pike Johnson Hubert Lamb, Bangor, Maine Thelma Porter Mason, Portsmouth, N. Della Tibbetts Maclver, deceased Ima Moore Begin, E. Hartford, Conn. Susie Stewart Oakes, Rangeley Don Pillsbury, Sanford, Maine Winfield Raymond, Rangeley Zelma Robertson Ellis, deceased Thelma Quimby Small 1916 Madelaine Harnden, Brooklyn, N. Y. Carl Kempton, N. Reading, Mass. Ida Pepper McKenzie, Dixfield, Me. Mildred Kennedy Ward, Newport, Me 1915 Susie Tibbetts Beeh, Waterville Shirley Hoar Lowell, Chelsea, Mass. Helen Raymond Mathieson, Rangeley Bertha Russell Philbrick, deceased Phyllis Robertson Cassidy, Wollaston, Mass 1914 Marjorie Oakes Bradbury, Rangeley Lynwood Ellis, Rangeley Marion Quimby Herrick, Rangeley Stella Tibbetts Seeley, Rangeley A. Mason Russell, Rangeley 1913 Eula Philbrick Taylor, Vassalboro Eugenia Easley Russell, Rangeley Bessie Lamb Standley, North Reading, Mass Lucy Adams Wentworth, Bridgton 1912 Minnie Haley Deraps, deceased Bessie Harnden Pendleton, Darien, Conn Hildred Robertson Pierce, San Diego, Calif 1911 Eva Davenport, Rangeley Marion Ellis, Rangeley Mona Loomis Wells, Bangor, Maine Emma Russell York, Phillips, Me. 1910 Charlie Gibbs, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Ralph Jacobs, deceased 1909 Lynwood Carlton, Rangeley Thayer Ellis, Rangeley William Kempton, New Harbor, Me. Lulene Pillsbury Labotz, Youngstown, Ohio Thalie Russell, Rangeley 1908 Harry Hinkley, Sewickley, Pa. Philip Pillsbury, deceased 1907 Winnifred Berry, Rangeley Harold McCard, Rangeley 79 Mr. and Mrs. Don Beal Mrs. lrene Brackett Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury 'in 1 : Y x 'f t , 1 -.. ,t ,If er W ax , , K lp as ' Q, .3 , 11n.2g-A-ill L B92 K X 'I 1 XL Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marshall Mr. and Mrs. John Miles Mrs. Margaret Millbury Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brownell Ken Dahne Roy Dunham Sam Dunham Rev. and Mrs. Charles Durgin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Prince Edwards Clement Field George Fletcher Mr. Richard Forcett Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mary C. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Delores Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fox Earl Fraser Haley Montell Hinkley Rupert Huntoon Willard Judkins Arthur Kelly George Kesner Harlan Kidder Basil Kinney Lasselle Barney Marquis Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Rosella Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mitchell Merl Morgan Ernest Morin Peryland Philbrick Ralph Philbrick Clyde Pillsbury Elliot Plummer Priest Dave Quimby Holman Quimby Mrs. Stella Reed Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roy Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sandstrom Mrs. Beatrice Saunders Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. Leonard Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Harry Seeley Milford Taylor Thibodeau Richard Thompson Errol Wentzell Harry Wilcox Sponsored by Wilton's Davis and Rolfe Burgess Shoe Store Main Street Diner Strong's Curtis Gardens Wilton-Farmington New Car Dealers Dixfield's I. C. Marble Eustis' MacDonald's Stratton's Scrlb's Filling Station Stratton Company White Front Garage TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY -'ms www. nav vwsoan. A.. mls. .mae - f ., '..' ' . 'T' 2, . xr. Q ' V - ' vw, ,nn .. , mg: km ...N -, 'H fy i-'L' Q -, . z,K. 1 ,W , 5'+.5ws :1 . .ig g S ffgfjir . L QM.,-4, 1,513 r f , V 45 k Fri i A ,- 51 ,rf . 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