Rangeley High School - Tattler Yearbook (Rangeley, ME)

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Looking over my shoulder Through the mist on the path of the past I see times that all of us have shared to- gether. Times were dim. shadows were cast We would walk, talk, laugh, cry, party, and play together. Telling all our secrets Watching everyone smile Being there to hold on to when one of us was down. Those times ended so very long ago But those times will come again one day. We all have grown up and apart But I'll never forget all the special mo- ments and crazy times all of us shared. Those memories linger on in my heart I thank all of you for being such true friends and for helping me through the roughest times of my life. Friends Forever I Love Ya' all Molly Marie Maragson MO-MO Seniors, I was glad to come into your class. It took me a while to get used to it, but I really enjoyed it. We finally made it through our senior year. I wish everyone the best of luck in the future. Stay out of trouble and don't party too much. But live life up with fun. Your friend, Molly I love you, Jeff, Chris Andrew, and Nathan. Thank you to every- one for being nice when you were. Good luck to each and every one of you in the fu- ture! I couldn't have made it without you guys. So long RLRS. Mom, Scott, Nanny and Papa, A.S. and Uncle D„ I love you all! Terry — you and me, forever and ever. Good luck your last two years, D.M., D.W.. and M.G. J.B. — How's your deer antler? V.B. — What ever happened? V.C. — What are best friends for?! Basketball 2, 3,4; Soccer 2, 3; V. Cox — Nice wig! K.C. — Can you stop laughing? M.M. — Watch out for black eyes! H.P. — S-Team 2, 3. Where are you? L.B. — Nice to see you're back! JJ. — How's the golf course mansion? S.K. — How's that side of the cake? C.H. — How's that camp front porch? C.E. — How many times were you grounded for life? M.L. — Who are you? P.F.. — Stop wearing that jacket! R.P. — Stop brushing your hair! S.W. — Got enough hair spray on? T.H. — Shut up! L.K. — Let's do a cookie! Stacey Lee Muscarella

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Stacy Lee Knight Life is too valuable to let go to waste, so don't get caught pick- ing out of the garbage can. Michael Robert Lennon Spike A little word in kindness spoken A motion or a tear. Has often healed the heart that's broken And made a friend sincere. Slappy Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 3, 4); Soccer 1, 2, 3, (All Conference 2); Cross-country 4 11 French Club 2, 3; Honors 4

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Renee Elizabeth Philbrick Nay Softball 2 Saying ... Love and friendship shared with others must come from our hearts.” Heather Mary Polland Pollock MIRROR IMAGE As I look at her She looks sad and lonely. I turn away. She stands by herself. There's no friends to ease her pain. I've known her all my life. I always know how she feels. When she's happy or sad. That she cries When no one's around. That she does this To ease the pain of life. I know all this. Though we've never spoken. As I turn back. A tear rolls down her cheek. I want to wrap my arms around her. And tell her it's okay. The only thing that holds me back Is the glass of the mirror. Heather Polland 13