Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1965 volume:

THE TATTLER 1965 VOLUME XLIX GALEN S. SAYWARD Maih and Science instructor. Coach of Skiing, Track and Field, we re- spectfully dedicate this issue of THE TATTLER. If I could know, when each day dies, I had brought joy to tired eyes; If I could know, when falls each night, I'd helped to make some child's life bright; If I could know, at set of sun, The fruit of some good deed I'd done I'd count my life of grander mold Than if I’d simply gathered gold. Editorial Board Editor-in-Chief - — - - — - - — - ‘65 Assistant Editor - -- -- -- -- -- - ....... Darrel Quimby •66 Business Manager - -- -- -- -- -- ‘65 Assistant Business Manager ----- — - - - - — - John Fraser '66 Girls’ Sports - -- -- -- -- -- -- - ‘66 Boys’ Sports - -- -- -- - — .... ‘66 Alumni Editor - -- -- -- -- -- -- ‘67 Iva Berry '65 June Brackett '65 Typists - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - '65 Colleen Easter ‘66 Linda Hinkley '66 Sandra Ivers •65 Faculty Advisor - -- -- -- -- -- - Lamb Board of Education Norma Morton, Elizabeth Hunger (Chairman), Joey McLafferty, Frederick Harnden, Elden Collins Foster M. Shibles Superintendent Agnes Moger Secretary Ellen Durgin, Hermia Steward, Eunice Bean, Ronald Durrell Faculty HELLEN OAKES Social Studies DORIS HUN TOON Math English CLARENCE E. LAMB Principal English GALEN SAYWARD Math Science CLINTON CUSHMAN Industrial Arts HAROLD M. KEARNEY Guidance GEORGE VASEL Commercial GERALDINE BRACKETT Social Studies ROSE CARTER Home Economics ERIC DONALD WILCOX. Valedictorian. Ricci Knowledge is proud that he has learn d so much; wisdom is humble that he knows no more. Track 2, 3,4; Class Pres. 1,2, Vice Pres. 4; Class 1-Act Plays 1,2,3,4: 1-best actor, 2-Hon. Men.; County 1-Act 3,4; Boys' State 3; Sci. Fair State Final 3; Hon. Men. Regional; Mag. Room Capt. 1, Asst. Mgr. 2, Mgr. 3,4; Tattler: Asst. Bus. Mgr. 1; Bus. Mgr. 2,3,4; MTA recog. 2,4; Grad. Usher 3; Political Camp 4; Most Dependable Boy 3. IVA MAY BERRY Ivy It is not only fine feathers that make a fine Bird. Pub. Speak. 1; Ski Team 2; Track 2; Softball 2; Class Sec. 3; Grad. Usher. 3; Girls' State 3; Class 1 Acts 1,2, 3,4; County 1 Acts 3,4; Cheer 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Vice Pres. 4; Sec. 3; DAR 4; Yearbook 4; Office 2,4; Political Camp. 4; Mag. Room Capt. 3,4. ROBERT ALLAN JONES, 4th Honors, Bob A man's grasp should exceed his reach, or what’s a heaven for? Pub. Speak. 1; Class 1 Acts 3; Ski Team 3; Glee Club 1,2; Science Fair 3, 2nd place; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 4; Boys' State 3; Yearbk. Asst. Ed. 3; Ed. 4; Inter Class BB 4; Inter Class V. B. 4; Inter. Class Track 3,4; MTA Scholastic Recog. 2,4; Grad. Usher 3; Pol. Camp. 4. WAYNE HOLUS CROCKER Cracker Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. Golf 3,4. TERRY KEEP, Salutatorian, Tadpole There is n 5t so much left to do but bury a man after the last of his dreams are dead. 3 Act Plays 1; Ski Team 1,2, 3,4; BBB 3,4; Track 2,3; Base- ball 4; NEDT 1; X-Country 3,4; Interclass BB 4; Interclass Track 3,4; MTA 4. KARYL JANE DAVENPORT Karyl See everything, overlook a great deal, and correct a little. Class Pres. 4; Vice Pres. 3; 1-Act Play 2; 3-Act Play 1; Pub. Speaking 1; Girls' State 3; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Pres. 4; V.- Pres. 2; Cheer 2,3,4; SB 3; Ski Team 1.2; Office 2. CHERYL MARLENE KENNEY There's one thing about shyness, it's quiet. Cheryl RONALD HORACE ANDERSON 'Ronnie 'He who laughs last, laughs longest. MARIE CLARA EASTER Clara A good disposition and a sunny smile, make her friendship ever worthwhile. Pub. Speak. 1; GBB 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Office 3,4; Yearbook 4; Sec. 4; Inter. GBB 4. SUSIE IRENE QUIMBY Suzanne Love is the greatest thing life has to offer. Glee Club 1.2; GBB 1,2; Softball 1.2,3.4; Track 2; Class Sec. 1; Yearbk. 4; Pub. Speak. 1. JAMES ALLEN KOCH Jim The man that hath no music in himself, nor is moved with concord of sweet sounds, is fit for treason, stratagems, and spoils. ” Pres. 3; Class 1-Act 1-Best Actor, 2-Hon. Men., 3; 3-Act play 1; County 1-Act 2; Pub. Speak. 4; BBB 4; Ski Team 1, 2,3,4; Capt. 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Senior Marshal-Grad. 3; Science Fair 3-1st at County, 1st at Region- als and State Finals; Grad. Usher 2; Political Camp. 3. EDWIN LYLE COLLINS Skinner With age comes wisdom. Track team manager 3,4. CHERYL BEATRICE SAUNDERS Cherykl The greatest essentials of happiness are something to do, someone to love, and something to hope for. Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Sec. 2; Comm. Club 1,2; Photo. Club 1, Friendliest Student 2; Yearbk. 2. PAMELA JOAN PILLSBURY Pam To gain knowledge is a privilege and to have knowledge is a pleasure. GBB 1,2, 3,4; Capt. 4; GBB All-Stars 2,3,4; Inter. Class BB 4; Asst. Jr. High GBB Coach 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Track 2,3,4; Capt. 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Pub. Speak. 1,2; Ski Club 1; Grad. Usherette 3; Bald Mt. Queen Cand. 1. LEWIS WALTER HALEY Lu Lu He who has a hard life has a full life for he is constantly striving. SAUL VERNON COLLINS Fingers Love is strong as death; jealousy is as the grave. BBB 1,2,3,4; Co-capt. 3, Capt. 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Capt. 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Capt. 4; Cross Country 2, 3,4; Ski Team 2,3; Inter. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf Team 2,3; Inter Track 3,4; Pub. Speak. 1,2; Class Treas. 2; Science Fair 3; Basket- ball All-Star 3.4. PETER LEONARD IVERS Mousy Never make a blind date, it might be the girl you hate. BBB 1,4; Golf 3,4; Track 2,3. SANDRA ELAINE IVERS Sandy Outside show is poor substitute for inner worth. Glee Club 1,2; GBB 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,4; Track 2; Jr. High GBB Coach 4; Yearbk. 4. JUNE ALAYNE BRACKETT LIZOTTE June Pie We live by admiration, hope and love. Glee Club 1.2; GBB 1,2, 3; Softball 1,2, 3; Track 2, 3; Vice Pres. 1; Class Sec. 4; Yearbk. 4; One Act Play 1. DONNA ELLEN WILBUR SMITH Snookum It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. Softball 3; Glee Club 1,2; GBB 1,2,3; Pub. Speak. 1; Class Treas. 2; Fall Foliage Queen 2; Mag. Room Capt. 1. DONNA MARY BLACKWELL Donna You laugh and the whole class laughs with you, but you stay after school alone. Softball 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2. JONATHAN KUNZ Jon Friendship is the seed of happiness, planted in the golden sunshine of sincerity, and watered by the rain of unselfish- ness. Track 2,3,4; X-Country 2; Manager 4; Golf 2,3,4; Skiing 2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; BBB 1; Inter. BB 1,2,4; Ski Club 1,2,3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Speech 1,2,3,4; County Science Fair 3; Inter. Class V-Ball 4; Inter. Class Track 3,4; MTA 4; 1st Prize Franklin County Speech Contest 1962. DONALD HERBERT COLLINS Donald Life is what we make it. Glee Club 1,2, 3,4. CARMEN LEE STEWARD, 3rd Honors, Stoney Burke 'It matters not how long you live, but how well. SHERRYLEE A. THEBARGE SEARLES Marigold Never for the sake of peace and quiet deny your own experi- ence or convictions. Dixfield High School: Field Hockey 1,2-Mgr., Delta Club 2,3; Comm. Club 1,2,3; Sec. 3; Y arbk. 3; La Plume 3; Glee Club 1,2; W. Cam. 2. FAVORITE SONGS RA Tombstone Every Mile IB Beans in Your Ears DB Tombstone Every Mile JB Right or Wrong DC The Birds and The Bees” EC Can't You Hear My Heart Beat SC Red Roses For a Blue Lady WC Blackberry Bougy KD Boy From New York City ME Red Roses For a Blue Lady LH Tombstone Every Mile PI Tombstone Every Mile a You've Lost That Loving Feeling RJ Tiger Rag TK Stripper CK Mr. Lonely JK La Bumba JK Downtown PP Rhapsody in Blue SO Can't You Hear My Heart Beat CS Aldila SS All My Loving” CS Eight Days A Week DW Don't Forget I Still Love You EW Lady Greensleeves NAME NICKNAME SENIOR MIRROR FAULT AMBITION Ronald Horace Talking too much None Iva LB. Late for school Many Donna Donna Talking Nurse June June Pie Dennis Housewife Donald Don School Drawing Edwin Skinner My car Mechanic Saul Fingers Work Mechanic Wayne Coke Falcons Coast Guard Karyl Lard Red Willy Go to England Marie Clara Barry Cosmetologist Lewis Lulu Ramblers Carpenter Peter Mouse Not enough Melody Sandra Sandy Cars Career Girl Robert Bob Teachers Live to 30 Terry Ted Hair Engineer Cheryl Blacky Byron Housewife James Jim Ringo Success Jonathan Little Jon MOUTH Mathe matician Pamela Pam Accident prone Cosmetologist Susie Suzanne My temper Housewife Cheryl Cheryl Speeding Speech Therapist Sherry lee Marigold Talking too much 12 kids Carmen Stoney Chevy Mechanic Donna Snookum Detention Slips Housewife Eric Paper Tiger Having fun Merchant Marines HANGOUT PASTIME EXPRESSION RA Wilton Skidooing Uh! Huh! IB Bean Corner Jerry What? DB Home Sewing Oh dear! JB Home Cooking So what! DC Copper Kettle Watching the girls What's on? EC Copper Kettle Doing something What's new? SC Copper Kettle Ferg. What’d I do now? WC In a boat Wild parties Harry Banana KD Post Office Wire men Oh, no! CE Copper Kettle Green Rambler What’s that? LH Copper Kettle Driving Is that right? PI Blue Corvair Women Can I play too? PI Copper Kettle Sports You think so? RJ Copper Kettle JoAnne Get out! TK Copper Kettle Drinking (sodas) Oh, no! CK Copper Kettle Writing letters How about that? JK Copper Kettle Drummin it up Moon Rats JK Le Chalet Ski Bum Don't worry. PP Here There Sports You're kidding! so Phillips Bo Forget it. CS Copper Kettle Going to Stratton Oh, Come off it! ss Dick's Place Housework Ain't that eber so nice CS Farmington Loafing What's up. Doc? DW Phillips Joe Some! EW Scribner's Donna Fudge! aluntor� Class of 1966 SECRETARY: Anne Marquis SEATED (L to R): J. Vaughn, C. Brackett, N. Steward, E. Collins, K. Fraser, A. Marquis, C. Easter, L. Hinkley 2nd ROW: Mr. Cushman, I. Ross, B. Hinkley, H. White, D. Quim- by, D. Green, C. Hodge, P. Murphy, S. Wentzell 3rd ROW: G. Johnson, J. Grant, V. Collins, G. Haines, E. Whitworth, N, Barrett, D. Sanders, J. Fraser Absent: C. Brown, G. Field, R. Fountaine, R. Stewart, P. Washington CLASS OFFICERS VICE-PRESIDENT: Earle Collins TREASURER; Nathaniel Steward PRESIDENT: Kimball Fraser Class of 1967 SEATED: (L. to R.): M. Marquis, D. Scribner, K. Turner, T. Targett, D. Ferguson, Y. DeRaps, N. Allison, K. Ellis CENTER: M. Ross, C. Moulton, M. Dumas, K. Brackett, J. McAllister, S. Blaisdell, M. Carignan, D. Cameron, J. Russell, G. Ivers, N. Fountaine, Mr. Vasel BACK: E. Hinkley, R. Jones, F. Ross, J. Soucie, C. White, D. Dunham, S. Morton. D. Riddle ABSENT: D. Kenney CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Katherine Turner VICE-PRESIDENT: Thomas Targett SECRETARY: Daphne Ferguson TREASURER: Donna Scribner Class of1968 SEATED (L. to R.): J. Dumas, J. Steward, K. Wilbur, J. Sanders, M. Morgan, L. Moody, M. Bean CENTER: Mrs. Carter, J. DeRaps, J. Quimby, L. Hodge, B. Hinds, K. Hemborg, M. Murphy, G. Allison BACK: G. Richards, J. Kidder, R. Bradbury, R. Esten, D. Marquis, M. Thibodeau, D. Copp ABSENT: E. Nowikow, N. Stewart CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Neil Stewart (Abseni) VICE-PRESIDENT: Jeffrey Sanders SECRETARY: Emilie Nowikow (Absent) TREASURER: Merideth Morgan Grade Seven CENTER: R. Ellis. J. Allison, J. Quimby. T. Jamison, B. Grey, E. Burgess, K. Bean, B. Ivers, L. Dumas, Mrs. Brackett BACK: K. Bubier, E. Haley, M. DeRaps, E. Carignan, C. Murphy, M. Marshall, G. Moura ABSENT: G. Thompson Grade Eight SEATED (L. to R.): L. Russell, D. Dunham, C. Hale, K. Morton, B. Quimby, D. Collins, D. Durrell, B. Berry CENTER: Mrs. Huntoon, L. Hunt, J. Quimby, K. Collins, C. Esten, K. Dahne, D. Ross. M. Millbury, D. Scribner, S. Haines, J. Turner, C. Burgess BACK: N. Ross. F. Marshall, D. Ellis, G. Moura, R. Kesner, E. Grey, G. Crocker, R. Bradbury, C. Keep, N. Ross 4 A k M r These Are My Favorite Things ” Amor omnia vincit! Post Graduate Work! Amor duos vincit! The 1965 Season SOUCE TERRY CAPTAIN COLLINS Team--Team--Team! ERNIE SAUL Keep Scores! Round Robin Collins Capers! Basketball 1964-65 This year's basketball team was a comparatively young one with only two Seniors on the starting squad. We battled our way through the league games seeming to improve as the season progressed. We finished with two wins out of ten starts as the season's record. Our Captain, Saul Collins, led our team with a 21.2 average per game for the year, followed by Rick Collins’ 18.4 average. We appreciate Mr. Vasel's efforts on our behalf. we they Strong 35 58 (here) Kingfield 63 79 (there) New Sharon 69 57 (here) Stratton 73 87 (there) Phillips 72 79 (there) Strong 55 109 (there) Kingfield 70 79 (here) New Sharon 89 75 (there) Phillips 81 122 (here) Stratton 66 73 (here) Saul Collins 212 Ricky Collins 184 Terry Keep 95 Ernie Whitworth 74 John Soucie 62 Earle Collins 29 Darrel Quimby 4 Jim Koch 2 Richard Esten 2 Davis Sanders 0 Francis Ross 0 County Tourney Wilton 76 Rangeley 33 Baseball 1964 Coached by Mr. Hooke, we found ourselves in the cellar for the second consecutive year. We played six league games last spring alternating between Stratton and Kingfield. Our sole win was with Kingfield in a tight 5 to 4 decision. We rallied in the seventh inning by key hitting from our captain. Saul Collins, and teammate Jim Wilcox. Games Rangeley (5) at Kingfield (19) Rangeley (4) at Stratton (25) Rangeley (5) Kingfield (here) ( 4) Rangeley (6) Kingfield (here) ( 8) Rangeley (3) Stratton (here) ( 6) Rangeley (1) at Stratton (15) age Sponsored by: FARMINGTON' -WILTON NEW CAR DEALER ASSOC.: BACKUS GARAGE. . W. W. D. BARKER, HORN MOTORS, MORTON MOTOR CO., NEWMAN MOTOR CO., and by the PHILLIPS-STRONG MAYTAG COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY, and DR. AND MRS. THURLOW- PHILLIPS. It's a bird! It's a plane! Peas Porridge Hot! The Lakerettes The Thundering Horde! FRONT: J. Russell, M. Easter, P. Pillsbury, K. Brackett, D. Scribner. CENTER: M. Mar- quis, manager, K. Ellis, C. Hodge, K, Turner, H. White, M. Ross, Miss Carter, BACK: D. Ferguson, L. Hodge, B. Hinds, M. Morgan, C. Moulton. Up, up away! For a win we pray! Girls' Basketball 1964-65 This year's basketball team consisted of two Seniors: Pamela Pillsbury and Clara East- er; two Juniors: Hellen White, Cathy Hodge; seven Sophomores: Donna Scribner, Kathy Turner, Mary Ross, Kendra Ellis, Karla Brackett, Daffy Ferguson, and Janet Russell; three Freshmen: Brenda Hinds, Linda Hodge and Merry Morgan. We had six girls: Donna Scribner, Janet Russell, Kendra Ellis, Pam Pillsbury, Brenda Hinds and Hellen White who participated in the All Stars' Game which was held in Phillips. Also this year we had a game with the Alumni. This was sponsored by the P. T. A. and it was more in the entertainment line. We had rather an unsuccessful season as we won only two games out of ten. We wish to thank Mrs. Collins, our coach, and Michele Marquis, our manager, for all their help. SEASON'S RECORD INDIVIDUAL SCORING Opp. We Strong 23 Pam Pillsbury 62 Kingfield - - - - (there) 33 19 Donna Scribner 62 New Sharon - - - (here) 43 32 Janet Russell 26 Stratton - - (there) 13 2 3 Kathy Turner 22 Phillips - - (there) 48 19 Hellen White 18 Strong - - (there) 44 13 Brenda Hinds 15 Kingfield - - — (here) 50 21 Cathy Hodge 4 New Sharon - - - (there) 39 23 Kendra Ellis 4 Phillips 19 Merry Morgan 3 Stratton - - (here) 20 25 Karla Brackett 1 Girls' Ski Team 1965 We had seven girls who went out for the ski team this year. They were Donna Scribner, Janet Russell, Mary Ross, Merry Morgan, Anne Marquis, Kendra Ellis, and Mary Carignan. This was a more successful year than years past. Not only did we win two meets, but we had girls that placed within the first five places in every event. The manager was Monique Dumas, and the coach was Mr. Sayward, who spent a lot of time training and practicing with the Girls. RESULTS OF MEETS Wilton Carnival (Bald Mt.) Rangeley Carnival (Bald Mt.) Wilton--------------- 195. 0933 Rangeley 165. 7080 Rangeley------------ —173.4571 Skowhegan------------- 98. 1609 Livermore Falls------ 142. 3049 Skowhegan Meet Rangeley-------------------90. 00 Skowhegan-----------------0.00 The Athletic Scene Putt-ering Round! Did He Get It! Beatle Ball! Total = 270 Hurriers Harriers We Tracked Cross Country Cross Country, this year, saw us competing in eight regular meets and winning in five, under the guidance of Coach Sayward. We had two medalists, Earle Collins and Capt. Dar- rel Quimby, in the North Franklin County Meet, In the County meet we placed fourth as a team and are proud to say that Earle Collins qualified for the state meet by placing ninth in the State Regional Meet, As we are losing only one person from the team by graduation, we have expectations of a great season next year. Season Record Rangeley-----51 Rangeley-----26 Rangeley-----23 Rangeley-----25 Rangeley-----24 Rangeley-----33 Rangeley-----42 Rangeley-----34 Farmington - 18, on - 121. Farmington - -15 Strong 80 Wilton Academy - - -33 (Low Score Wins) New Sharon ■ - 40 Phillips - 30 Stratton • - 60 New Sharon - 40 Wilton - -34 Stratton 65 Strong - - - 26 New Sharon - 69 Farmington - 22 County Meet Wilton - 79, Phillips - 94, Rangeley - 107, Strong - 110, New Shar- The North Franklin Meet was won by Strong with Phillips second and Rangeley third. Track In track this year we had a total of nine track meets including the North Franklin, the Franklin County, and the State Track Meet held in Portland. For the season we posted a fine total of three wins and three losses with a third place in the North Franklin, a sixth place in the County, and a seventh place ouf of ten teams in the State meet. SCORES Rangeley-------74 Rangeley --------50-1 2 Rangeley-------56 Rangeley-------21 Rangeley-------41 Rangeley-------59 Phillips - 39-1 2, Str; Strong - - 21 Phillips - - - - - -57-1 2 Stratton - - 51 Farmington - 61 Wilton 84 Stratton - - 40 North Franklin County Meet - 32, Rangeley - 312 3, New Franklin County Meet New Sharon--------54 Madison-----------62 Sharon - 25, Strong - 2. Wilton - 94, Farmington - 62, New Sharon - 44, Phillips - 27, Stratton - 26, Rangeley - 19, Jay - 11. State Meet Wells - 1191 2, Wilton - 36, New Sharon - 32. Wiscasset - 32, Phillips - 101 2, Berwick - 9, Rangeley - 8, Appleton - 5, Lubec - 3, Rockport - 2, This Page Sponsored by LAWRENCE HAINES, THE COPPER KETTLE, PERLEY PHILBRICK—all in Rangeley. Junior High Basketball nnof afltA_ Y: (vnc - rj rTj '■ rS vi«wiiJwi MM FRONT: D. Scribner, L. Russell, B. Berry, D. Koob, M. Millbury, Supervisor Collins. MIDDLE: J. Allison, N. Ross, K. Bean, K. Dahne, R. Brackett, B. Perkins. BACK: C. Hale, D. Collins, C. Esten, C. Pillsbury, B. Grey, J. Quimby, K. Collins. BOYS TEAM FRONT: D. Ellis, G. Moura, E. Carigan, E. Gray, M. Marshall. MIDDLE: L. Dumas, C. Bubier, R. Ellis, E. Haley, B. Quimby, C. Keep. BACK: Coach White, R. Bradbury, M. Deraps, K. Morton, G. Moura, Supervisor Vassel. JR. HIGH GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ BASKETBALL The Jr. High girls played a total of four games this year. They got off to a very slow start but under the coaching of Sandra Ivers and Pam Pillsbury they came out of it with a lone victory. They won their last game with Phillips by seven points. The boys did not win as many games as the girls but nevertheless they did a good job. They played a total of seven games. They showed definite improvement over last year and they also showed improvement during the season. Both girls and boys fought right down to the last game and the last minute of play. They all did a very good job. Jr. High Coach, Kenneth White We are thankful to our Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spiller Jr. , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Terrian, Mr. and Mrs. James Turner, George Vasel, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilcox Get off my back! Basketball Ballet Simon says Stop! Barefoot Babes Suspended Do the Rumba Boys ’ Ski Team Wait For Me! The Snowbirds! FRONT: S. Collins, J. Kunz, Co-Capt. T. Keep, Co-Capt. J. Koch. BACK: D. Marquis, R. Bradbury, J. Kidder, S. Morton, M. Thibodeau, G. Allison, N. Barrett, J. Grant, D. Quimby, F. Ross, Coach Sayward. Absent when picture taken: D. Riddle. Bend Those Knees!! Ski Team 1965 Curtailed by poor ski conditions, this year's ski team was confined to five regular meets and the Western Regional Ski Championship at which we placed seventh. For our regular meets, we participated in Winter Carnivals held by each team. In our own Winter Carnival held at Bald Mountain, we placed second to Farmington in a closely contested meet. Although we won only two meets out of five, we had some very close margins, which ranged from one point to four points. We are proud to say that our Junior High Ski Team came in third in the State meet. SCORES Andover Winter Carnival: 1. Rangeley 266.25 2. Andover 262. 54 Wilton Winter Carnival: 1. Wilton 389. 07 2. Rangeley 387. 92 3. Livermore Falls 340. 03 4. Hall-dale 290. 99 Farmington Winter Carnival: 1. Ru mford 394. 04 2. Mexico 375.1 3. Farmington 373. 19 4. Fryeburg 328. 63 5. Rangeley 327. 84 6. Colby Freshmen 307. 10 Rangeley Winter Carnival: 1. Farmington 299. 33 2. Rangeley 254. 14 3. Hall-Dale 186. 36 4. Skowhegan 183. 93 Skowhegan Meet: 1. Rangeley 167. 50 2. Skowhegan 166. 00 3. Rangeley Girls 90. 50 Golf In our third year of existence as a golf team, we had an impressive record of 3 wins and 1 loss. We had matches with Wilton and Farmington on our home course which we won without trouble, but in a triple meet hosted by Farmington we lost to Wilton by a score of 3 to 2 and won from Farmington 6 to 0. We would like to thank those who made it possible for us to use the golf course, and to our coach, Mr. Lamb. Girls' Track Team 1964 BACK: D. Scribner, J, Russell, K. Brackett, K. Turner, N. Fountaine. MIDDLE: K. Ellis, K. Hodge, H. White, M. Ross, I. Ross, Coach Sayward. FRONT: M. Carignan, A. Marquis, P. Pillsbury, D. Ferguson, J. McAllister. Last year's track team had a very successful year. Although we didn't have a very large team, we did put up a good fight in every meet. In every meet we had at least one person place within the tfrst three places in every event. We enjoyed our trip to the State Girls' Field Day at Bangor although none of our girls managed to place. Perhaps another year will show improvement. Our coach was Mr. Sayward; and we really appreciate all the help he gave us. Season's Results 1. Rangeley 31. New Sharon 27, Strong 24, 2. Rangeley 20. Phillips 52, 3. Rangeley 62, Stratton 11. 4. Rangeley 19 1 2 Wilton 79 1 2 5. Rangeley 56, Stratton 16 6. NFL Phillips 57 1 2, New Sharon 51. Strong 36 1 2, Rangeley 20, Stratton 5, This Page Sponsored by; GENERAL FOOD PRODUCTS CO., PHILLIPS HARDWARE CO., TRECARTIN'S PHARMACY, FIELD PULPWOOD COMPANY, all of Phillips, Me. , and by the NAPLES PACKING CO. - Mexico. Arthritic Glee Club SEATED (L. to R.): K. Hernborg, B. Hinds. C. Easter, P. Murphy, I. Berry, P. Pillsbury. C. Brackett. J. Kunz, M. Morgan. C. Easter SECOND ROW: Mrs. Huntoon. B. Ivers, B. Perkins. J. Allison, E. Burgess, N. Ross, J. Copp. K. Bean, D. Ross, T. Jamison. R. Brackett, N. Ross, L. Hunt. M. Bean. Mrs. Durgin THIRD ROW: B. Grey, D. Collins, C. Pillsbury, C. Moulton, D. Scribner, M. Ross. C. Hodge, M. Millbury, K. Davenport. D. Scribner, B. Berry, H. White, K. Ellis, K. Wil- bur, C. Hale, C. Esten, K. Dahne, K. Collins, J. Quimby FOURTH ROW: J. Russell, M. Murphy, J. Quimby. L. Russell, D. Cameron, J. McAllister, E. Hinkley, N. Steward, D. Dunham, J. Grant, J. Vaughn, D. Koob. L. Hodge. J. De Raps, L. Hinkley, M. Dumas OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Pamela Pillsbury VICE-PRESIDENT: Iva Berry SECRETARY: Cheryl Brackett LIBRARIAN: Penny Murphy LIBRARIAN: Pam Washington DIRECTOR: Mrs. Doris Huntoon We Honors Bring County Speakers Actress Boys’ State Top Magazine Salesmen Straight A Students Girls’ State Not Lady Macbeth! Dog eat dog! In your heart, you know he's right! Venimus, vidimus, vicimus Active Are We The stag at eve To be or not to be A mighty man was he Assume an outward look You don't mean it. Now is the time— Ring in the New Noel Home Work The New Math Welcome to RHS Intricacies of Physics The Ghost Hath Walked! To Satisfy the Inner Man Feed Bag Bound Quick! I'm Starving! Soup's On! Will They Run Short? Shoveling It In I Lean Hungry Look! Two Little Maids Are We ! Those Smells! They Entice Us! Bean, Sandra Brackett, Linda Byors, Beverly Collins, Joyce Dumas, Roger Haley, Alice Haley, Leonetta Koch, Julie McAllister, Tom Searles, Rodney Spiller, Barbara White, Kenneth Wilbur, Donald Wilcox, James Alumni 1964 Chandler - Boston, Mass. Rangeley Marblehead, Mass. Farmington U. of M. Portland, Maine Augusta, Maine Nasson - Springvale P. S. T.C. - Plymouth, N. H. Rangeley Rangeley Rangeley Portland, Maine F. S. T. C. - Farmington, Maine 1963 Bean, Allen Bean, Jerry Bubier, Lorraine Dahne, Carol DeRaps, Carmen Dumas, Norman Eastwood, Susan Flagg, Dorothy Hardwick, Lynn Ivers, Roy Morton, Richard Rhoades, Mary Sweatt, Sandra Taylor, Ann Washington, Jill Wentzell, Carol Deceased Rangeley Rangeley Maine Medical Center Husson, Bangor M. V. T. I. - So. Portland Plymouth, N. H. Rangeley Marblehead, Mass. Hicksville, Long Island South Carolina Salem, Mass. North Stratford, N. H. Waterville, Maine Waterville, Maine Rangeley 1962 Brown, Pamela Bubier, Brenda Case, Dan Champagne, Susan Cole, Jennice Davidson, Karl Durgin, Jane Haines, Roger Kidder, Stewart Mitchell, Janet Nile, Mary Pellitier, Suzanne Pillsbury, Curtis Targett, David Vaughn, Sandra Wentzell, Terri Wilbur, Theo Connecticut Maynard, Mass. U. of M. Florida Bethel, Maine M. V. T. I. - So. Portland Gordon, Beverly, Mass. Maine Maritime Academy Watertown, N. Y. Boston, Mass. Rumford, Maine Bangor, Maine Michigan California (USM) New Jersey Rangeley Windham, Maine Page Sponsored by: KERSEY'S JEWELRY, E. K. DAY’S, and LAMEY-WELLEHAN, all of whom are from Rumford, and DILL'S MEN’S SHOP of Farmington, Me. 1961 Bean, Steve Oklahoma Bennett, Barbara North Carolina Berry, Marykay Kingfield, Maine Davis, Frank Portland, Maine Diehl, Joan Rangeley Dumas, Charles U. of M. 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Raymond, Josephine Portland, Maine Wentzell, Richard Rangeley .hberttaers HIGHLANDER SKI NEWS AND RANGELEY SELF-SERVICE LAUNDROMAT BOB BRUCE, Publisher and Prop. Rangeley Maine Compliments of SAUL COLLINS Utility-Gas Suburban - Service Bottled Gas and Appliance Sales Bulk Gas Tel. 864-3794 Maine Street Rangeley, Maine r Suburban) Propan� 301 We Are Grateful Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bean Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Berry Mrs. Irene Brackett Mr. and Mrs. Ardine Collins H. K. 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