Scarborough High School - Four Corners Yearbook (Scarborough, ME)

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Cable of Contents Dedication Editorials Nicknames Quotations Alumni Notes Theresa Hill’s Vacation Whacks Poetry The Snowstorm Miscellaneous A Proud Mother

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Jffnur (Unrnrra PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE SCARBORO HIGH SCHOOL SCARBORO, MAINE, JUNE, 1912 editorial Staff EDITORS IN CHIEF Elva Gilman, ' 13, Literary Dwight Libby, ’13, Business Manager CLASS EDITORS Pearl Higgins, 1912 Hazel Johnson, 1913 Karl Sommers, 1914 Elsie Spear, 1915 ALUMNI EDITOR Bertha Newcomb, 1910 EXCHANGE EDIT Gladys Urquhart, % ATHLETIC EDITOR Ralph Higgins, 1915 ARTISTIC EDITOR Ernest Libby, 1915 Turms: One school year, 25 cents; single copies, 10 cents. Address all communications to the Business Manager, Scarboro, Maine.

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FOUR CORNERS 3 Dedication Go, little book, into the printer ' s hand. Thy faults, mistakes and errors we understand. These, some will criticise and others will blame; But we seek for our paper success, not fame. To the Alumni, friends of the school, aud the class of nineteen twelve, do we dedicate this, the first issue of our school paper. We realize that there are many unfavorable criticisms which might be truthfuliy made; but, while we do not apologize in any way, we would remind you that this is our first attempt. We solicit your help in the future, and shall appreciate all suggestions and subscriptions which you care to give us. Help us to make our school paper such that we shall be proud to place it beside those of other schools. E. K. L. editorials Theie are three ways by which we can prove ourselves loyal to Scarboro High School. I shall not treat the first at any great length, for fear you may guess the author of this article. It suffices to say that the first is by our conduct, which we should daily strive to improve. The second is by loyalty to our school paper. Let us arouse our interest in this especially, for it belongs not to the editors alone but to all of us. During this vacation, see if we cannot increase our advertising matter, secure many subscriptions and collect several literary gems for our next paper. The last way to prove our loyalty deals with the outside life of the school. LelPs help in the entertain¬ ments, either by taking part or by our presence; for, although we do not all possess similar ability at entertaining, the money of one is as good as that of another. A third suggestion is athletics. In this much interest should be aroused. For a school with only a small number of students, we possess athletic ability of unusual rank. Let us, then, encourage our boys. Decide upon a school yell, learn it, choose a cheer leader and attend the games. We would call the attention of all our friends to our lack of an exchange column. As this is our first paper, this can hardly be