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

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Physical Education Math Basketball— Baseball Driver Training Science Geography J.V. Basketball Soccer—Track 10:30—Out of Physical Education for one period, Mr. Schaare explains the distant corners of the earth to Sophomores in World Geography. 11:00—Mr. Bragdon points out that just as a driver must know the rules of the road, the student must know the rules of Geometry. 11:30— “All right, class, in scientific measurement,” says Mr. Southworth, “accuracy is basic.” He illustrates this with a gramweight experiment. — —= Faculty === 12:30—Miss Thorndike, caught in a rare moment outside the gym, teaches the Six Per Cent Method to an attentive Junior Business Class. 1:00— Mrs. Jackson, with the aid of her French records, gives her class an accurate account of the life and language of gay Paris. 1:30—“All right, begin. Here Miss Chapman emphasizes the importance of speed and accuracy, the goals of a successful commercial student. Physical Education French Commercial Subjects Junior Business—P.D.P. Social Studies Commercial Club Basketball Cheerleading Coach 9

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Social Studies Dramatics Director Sub-Headmaster Latin—Librarian English—Math Industrial Arts Athletic Director Yearbook Advisor Our faculty is the white line on our “great highway” guiding us through the fog of ignorance to'the broader road of understanding. Let's see them throughout the day. 7:15—It’s early morning, but we find Mrs. Libbey on the job, convincingly rec- ommending “the best in reading from our own beautiful library. 8:00—Mrs. Lary, our version of Confucius, with head chock-full of wisdom, advises a senior English student to “ “Think on these things'—then write. 8:30—In the shop Mr. Hallett smilingly approves the crystal radio set made by a student in advanced electricity. — Faculty 9:00— Our life becomes richer when we realize the wonders of the world of nature as Mr. Libby discusses them with us in science. 9:30—Miss Ferguson encourages sophomores to increase vocabulary through Digest Word Study. 10:00—In the spacious Home Economics room Mrs. McMackin demonstrates that life's road becomes smoother when poise and social grace have been achieved. 74 Е Science—Math English Student Council Advisor Yearbook Advisor One-Act Play Coach 8 Home Economics F.H.A. Advisor

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Math—English—Social Studies Music Director Former Musi Director J.V. Cheerleader Advisor 2:00—Not only in World Geography does Mrs. Heywood find this globe useful, she points out to English 9A that literature goes beyond the boundaries of our own native land. 2:30—Mr. Doane’s busy music schedule includes private lessons after school. These lessons, along with Music Mothers’ promise of new uniforms, encourage our rapidly expanding band. — Faculty — We, the class of 1957, wish to express our gratitude to Mrs. Mary Lyon, our former Music Director, for the many enjoyable hours we have spent under her direction dur- ing the past three years. Personnel These men and women behind the scenes make life run smoothly on our road, Mrs. Mains, Mrs. Browne, Mrs. W hipple, Mrs. Snelling. Herbie and Harry М: Ж “No appetites like our appetites . . . just ask them! 10 No dust on their roads!