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

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During the past year, Searboro has en¬ gaged in all the sports which schools in this vicinity enter into, with the exception of baseball. The most notable achievement of any team was the winning of the I ewis- ton Small Schools Tourney by the boys ' basketball team. In the Cumberland County Conference we won first in the in¬ door track meet; second in hoys ' basket¬ ball, swimming, and outdoor Track; third in girls ? basketball and cross-country. OUTDOOR TRACK The second annual Triple C track meet was held on 31ay 18, UI2U, at the athletic held of the I Jeering High School. Six schools were entered: Pennell Institute, Freeport High, Windham High. Greely Institute, Cape Elizabeth High, and Scar- boro High. Pennell Institute, the defend¬ ing champions, barely squeezed out a win over our track team, winning by a margin of only one-half point. Libby, ' 2J.L was high-point scorer for Searboro, amassing 10 4 points. The results of the meet were as follows: Mile Run—-Badger, Windham, 1st; Lyons, Searboro, 2d; Caswell, Pennell, 3d. Time: 5 min., 17 sec. 100-yd Dash—First Heat—Sawyer, Pennell. 1st; Nelson, Greely, 2d: Crocker, Freeport, 3d. Time: 11 sec. Second Heat—Winslow, Freeport, 1st; Pratt, Windham, 2d; Bagley, Cape Elizabeth, 3d. Time: 11% sec. Final Heat—Sawyer, Pennell, 1st; Winslow, Freeport. 2d; Nelson, Greely, 3d. Time: 11% sec. (New Record.) 440-yd. Dash—Ferguson, Searboro, 1st; Pratt, Windham. 2d; Winslow, Freeport, 3d. Time; 57% sec. (New Record.) SSO-yd. Dash—Badger, Windham, 1st; Win¬ slow, Freeport, 2d; Caswell, Pennell, 3d. Time: 2 min., 28% sec. Shot Put—Sawyer, Pennell, 1st; Dalrymple, Freeport, 2d; Verrill, Pennell, 3d. Distance: 38 ft., 2Yi in. (New Record.)

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THE FOUR CORNERS 25 ITEMS OF I XTEKEST Stanley .Hannon, ' 2S, and Herald Pills- hiuy, ' 2 , art attending Sophomore your at Xorlhcastorn Cuiversily, Boston, Mass. Marv Pederson, ' 27, is leaching at the Beech Jlill School, Scarhoro, Herman Ward. ? 27, is attending Bangor Theological Seminary, Bangor, Maine. Lois Pillsbury, ' 2d, is leaching music in Boston, M ass. Margaret rnpihart, ' 20, will graduate from Xasson Institnle this spring. Ada Wentworth, ? 20, who graduated from A ' asson last year, is now lonelier of Home .Economies in the schools of Skew- began, .Maine. I he Scarhoro Town Team, which lias played a long series of haskelhall panics fli is past winter, is com pose 1 wholly of former stars in Scarhoro High—Walter Nielsen, ' 25, Clyde Hannon, ? 20, EM red Harmon, ' 27, Ualph Lorfano, 2s, dnsoph Li hi o, ' 2!), Xorman Morse, ' 2D, and Er¬ nest BowJey, ' 2D. Jocelyn, (Jic daughter of Dorothy Alii lev Shaw, ' 01, won the Junior Prize Speaking (Mutest (his year. Chester linker, ' 20, is now engaged in Y. M. C. A. work in Xew York. Chester Seamman, ' 2tS. is a member of the Phi .Mu Delta .Fraternity at the Uni¬ versity of Maine.

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THE FOUR, CORNERS 27 Javelin—Severy, Pennell, 1st: Rice, Scarboro, 2d; Ferguson, Scarboro, 3(1. Distance: 131 Tt., 5 in. High Jump—Libby, Searhoro. and Severy. IVnnell. lie for first; Ferguson, Searhoro, and Williams, Freeport, tie Tor third. Height: 5 ft., 2 in. Discus—Morse, Searhoro, 1st; Frost, Pennell, 2d; Dalrymple, Freeport, 3d. Distance: SS ft., 3 in. (New Record.) Broad Jump—Libby, Searhoro, 1st: Nelson, Creely. 2d; Severy, Pennell, 3d. Distance: IS ft.. G in. (New Record.) Pole Vault—Severy, Pennell, 1st; Snow, Scar- boro, and Blackstone, Freeport, lie Tor 2d. Height: 9 ft., 0 in. Relay—Searhoro (Ferguson, Snow, Rice, Lib¬ by) 1st: Pennell, 2d; Freeport, 3d. Time: ■I2 l ,fc sec. POINT SUMMARY Penmi It | X K V X Freeport £ £ is Greely £ 5 u Cl a O 100-yd. Dash, b 0 3 0 1 0 Mile Run, 1 3 0 5 0 0 140-yd. Dash, 0 5 1 3 0 0 SSO-yd. Dash, 1 0 3 5 0 0 Discus, 3 5 1 0 0 0 Shot Put, G 0 3 0 0 0 Javelin. 5 •1 0 0 0 0 High Jump, 4 4 V ] „ 0 0 0 Broad Jump, 1 5 o 0 3 0 Pole Vault, 5 2 2 0 0 0 Relay, 3 5 1 0 0 0 34 33 Vj 14 Vj 13 4 0 Libby, ’20, Morse, ? 29, Ferguson, ’30, Lyons, ’32. Rice, ? 32, represented Sear- boro at the State Track Meet at Fates Col¬ lege in June, 1921), winning two firsts and two thirds. Libby won first in high hurdles, first in broad jump. Kicc won third in low hurdles, third in javelin. CROSS-COUNTRY Two weeks after tlic beginning of school Inst fall, the following men reported to Coach Lessee for cross-country practice: ( ' apt. Ferguson, ‘3D, JJeering, ’30, Libby, ‘30, Snow, ’31, Burnell, ' 31, Pooler, ’31, Perry, ’31, Douglas, 31, Waltz, ’32, Lyons, ’32, Douglas, ? 32, Rice, ' 32, Milli- keii. ’33, and Seamman, ’33. Our (irst race was on October 9 with Windham High over our home course, and we easily defeated them by a score of 19-39. Order of finish: Lyons, S; Cobb, W; Waltz, S; Ferguson, S; Snow, S; Deer- ing, S; Morrell, W; Rice, S; Foster, W; Hill, W; Caton, W; Maburn, W; Hawkes, W; Burnell, S; Pooler, S. Time, 11 min¬ utes 58 seconds. Scarboro . 1 3 4 6 G—19 Windham . 2 7 9 10 11—39 On October Hi we ran Pennell Institute over the course at Gray, winning out in a hard-fought race by one point. Order of finish: Sawyer, P; Lyons, S; Hancock, P; Waltz, S; McPherson, P; Ferguson, S; Rice, S; Snow, S; Hannon, P; Chipman, P; Caswell, P; Carter, P; Deoring, S; Burnell, S; Manchester, P; Libby, S; Lawton, P. Time, 9 minutes 53 seconds. Scarboro . 2 4 G 7 S—27 Pennell . 1 3 5 9 10—28 Our third dual run was on October 23 with Freeport High on our course, and in this race we were nosed out by one point. Order of finish: Lyons, S; Waltz, S; Dalrymple, F; Winslow, F; Tuttle, F; Soule, F; Snow, S; Ferguson, S; McAl¬ lister, F; Burnell, S; Peering, S; Rice,