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

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Skhirattntt To our dear Mothers and Fathers, ?ho by their cheerful sacrifices for us, their deep interest in us and by their hearty co-operation tfith us, have proved their loyalty to the school, this number of the Four Corners is lovingly and respectfully dedicated.

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Compliments Of Oak Hill Garage Tel. Scarborough 57 Compliments of A. R. Wright Coal Co. PORTLAND , MAINE

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Jfaur (EnnirrH Vol. XI May, 1922 No. 1 iCttrrarij THE MERITS OF HIGH SCHOOL. High School spells two words;— progress and privilege. It means prog¬ ress because of the advantages one has in the world with a good High School education. Think of the difference be¬ tween getting forty or fifty dollars a week as an office man, or in some other excel¬ lent position of responsibility, and being a “ditch digger ’ coal heaver, or in some equally unpleasant and unremunerative position Think of the assurance of a steady occupation in preference to the feeling of the ordinary day laborer who is liable to have little or no work, and in times of labor crises often is compelled to see his family face want if not actual starvation. Reason out the difference be¬ tween scantily getting along or laying up something for the inevitable rainy day. The argument is often used that High School means four years of working and earning money forfeited because the training that might be obtained in those four years will not actually help earn