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

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FACULTY Ki.woom (i. IJkssky, A. P ., Prinri-i nl Science, M at hematics Miui am E. Kick, A. B. French, Batin. English Howard (!, Lytle, A. B., S. T. B. Historv, English ( ' oka M. 0 RKEN, B. S. Home Economics, Biology EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief XolJMAN E. Morse, 20 , 1 NX i stunt Editor M AIM ok ik ( ’lark, ’30 Literary Editor Makmokik Clark. 30 . 1 ssi slants r K It A I x Archambault, ' 20 Dklia Smith, ' 20 Athletic Editor (Boys) ! os him i Linin ' , ’20 Athletic Editor (Cliris) Hilda Harmon, ’30 Local Editor E V KLY X C11 A XDLER, 30 Exchange Editor Hazel MacMillan, ’30 Alumni Editor Walter Douglas, ’29 Joke Editor Rachel Shaw, ' 20 Assistants Ruth Pillsbury, ’30 George Douglas, ’31 Richard Waltz, ’32 Business Manager Stanley Pederson, ' 29 , I dear Using Manager Warren Libby, ’30 Assistants Clayton Urquhart, ’30 Joseph Libby, ’29 Marguerite Siiaw, ’31 Barbara Harmon, ’31 Howard Lyons, ’32 OFFICERS OF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President —Norman Morse, ’29 Vice-President —John Ferguson, ’30 Secretary —Rachel Siiaw, ’20 Treasurer —Stanley Pederson, ’29

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Bcbicaftoit ‘She JSinbenis of dearborn Hugh School respectfully behicatc this issue of ©lie Jfour (Horners to ' ©he ILabics of the (Hiftic fLcaqite for fuhose loyal serbiccattb unselfish rfforts foe are so beeplu iitbrhteb.

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THE FOUR CORNERS Ym.. XVIII MAY. 1020 No. 1 Many successful enterprises have had their origin in simple fashion and amid humble surroundings. Your editor has found this to he true with Tiik Fori: Cornkbs. Recently he has collected a copy of each issue since the paper was first published and in reading them many inter¬ esting things have lieen brought to his attention. The first issue of Tiik Fori: Corners was published in the year 1912 and was a volume of thirty-five pages. The paper lias steadily grown during the seventeen ycais of its infancy and earlv youth and is just emerging into adulthood not only in respect to size hut in the quality of its make-up. The 1928 issue contained sev¬ enty-six pages, including well-balanced de¬ partmental sections, a large advertising section, and nineteen pictures and seven cuts. In reading these numbers in consecutive older, one gets the impression of a contin¬ ued story and gains a real perspective in understanding how the high school has de¬ veloped simultaneously with the year hook itself until it has reached the high stand¬ ard of ideals, scholarship, activities and physical equipment which it now possesses. It is veiv evident that our paper never could have attained its present degree of excellence had it not been for the splendid (oprration of our advertisers who last year numbered one hundred and thirty- live . No other paper which we receive has so large an advertising department. Not uly do the merchants of Scar boro and of surrounding towns sup| ort us in this re¬ spect hut also many friends of the school give us complimentary ads, showing their real interest in the success of our animal. The least that wo can do in return is to thank each one who has contributed in this way and to urge every reader to read the ads carefully and to patronize our adver¬ tisers whenever possible.