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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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I658AI958 Sf' '9Qz92? 1QkWgX 4' 0 u as H ' SCARBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL Scarborough, Maine 1958 The Four Corners, Staff .av--'A ICIDITOR-IN-CHIEF Qulv Mun' . xi. OWHY' ' WU- ' Y, sinvss 'Nlanauu' Munagm- kd. .l. ut Oxku. Assists? lt... D. Sim-lair: r NG B 1 ' .NWS IN :mail PLlXNNl . J rg llusl aww Hz l'1l: :IZ,,,t.mt. sonl F-1l ' L .nr Editofs Message 'l'hrt'm- hundred years ago Svarhorough lN't'2tllH' a town! Today tht- svcnic marshlands. the winding rivcrs. the fragrant pint-s. and irregular coastline remain unchanged. hut how the town has grown and changed! The Four Corners is not large' enough to rm-ortl this growth. Even the history of our high svhool. which dates lnavlx to the l800's. is lwyond our svopez howc'vf'r. for the road:-r's on- joynient we have tried to indicate some contrasts lwtwe-on ltw one-- 5andra Nanford room-one-teacher svhool in whivh we had our lmcginnings. and our pre-sent school. with its half-million dollar huilding. its t'IlI'UlllIll'ltl of over three hundred students. and its vxcvllcnt faculty of fourtm-on teavhors. Road to discover the contrasts hetween TIIICN and NOW. 5115 4-' lmfl rear lable. r'lm'l.'1v1'sr': I.. llvll. I.. Horse. M. Moulton. S. Foster. J. Harmon. Mrs, Lary. S. Small. Nliss lfvrglllson. .l. Hand:-rson. Slumling: Mr. Hallvlt. Right rear table: ll. Sinvlair. Nl. U'lloak. ll. floogins. Mr. Lihhy. H. l'illshury. D. Perry. M. Silvvira. Front lable: J. l re'tle'r'it'k. ff. llarlnon. l'. Briggs. S, Austin. 5. lNu'kvrson. M. Pt'Ill't'. C.. Lhrlsty. ff. Pooler, ll, turner. lr. Taylor. xl. Own-ns. .l. llllfliv, N. Stilphvn. J. Ahlqnist. F. RUWll0ll'l2llll. Stanrling: 5. Stanford. 11 1 il ixxm 'l1x., ,l.x.a.-snvxax' Table of Contents Page Dedication 4+ AdmlH1Stf3tl0H .... . A - Faculty . Ha rlne was our bus driver. Tin- VV:-nlworlh family has in-vn actin' in thc history of Svarfioroughis vclucalionaf syslc-rn for two grin-rations. Dr. H. F. W1-ntworlh. Hvrlviffs fathvr. sc-rwmf as Supvr- inlf-nmfvnl of Svarlrorough S1-hools and as a valurd IIIPIYIIICI' of lin' Fvhool Board. H1-rim' has also Servwf as a nlenllu-r of ilu' 5chool Board. as wvll as fonn Qlvrk. llv has drlvc-n our svhool lvusvs. lvul Hs-rfnc has won our dvcpesl affection as a janitor at SHS mln-rv wc' find him an unfailing sourve of good humor and fI'il'l1fiiy fn-lpfulnvss. Truly fu- is a friend imlc-cd! I Hvrbic- vhvckf in at Sup:-rintm'inl1-nt'S offiw-. Y L A -x .lv-Q Q ak ff' 4-. x i.w:vv: :ff ' . . a frivncl irldn-1-cl The Class of 1958 dedicates this hook to F. HERBERT WENTWORTH who, through his friendship, helpfulness, and faithful service has won our affection and admiration. UNO true and permanent Fame can be fourulefl except in labors which promote the happiness of nlanlfindf' 5 Prifneipalgs Message Congratulations to the seniors up- on completion of another milestone in their young lives. May gradua- tion merely serve as a stepping- stone to much greater achievement. MR. MILTON KNOWLEN Principal MR. KNOWLEN Administration! The School Board works tirelessly to provide us with ex- cellent teachers, the latest equipment, and modern facilities. Thanks! Nlr. Clifford Leary, Mr. Irving Deering, Mr. Ct-urge Stanford, Mr. Robert I.unt, Mr. Thomas Voss. 5 4 if ! m-ua - A L Q QQ X s X 2 S S L Q Q SN. sx , Q gxh S X xxx xv X x N5 3 ll k Nh Q SS Left to right MR. GERALD HALLETT Sub-Headmaster Industrial Arts Yearbook Advisor Athletic Director MISS ANNE FERGUSON English One-Act Play Coach Yearbook Advisor MR. DWIGHT LIBBY Science Bowling Student Council Yearbook Business Advisor Honest, someday we will clean out that file. Left lo right MISS HELEN KOUTROULIS Commercial Subjects Cheerleading MRS. FRANCES LIBBEY Latin Social Studies Librariar. Confetti Hall Sponsor MRS. LICNORA McMACKlN Home Economies I7.II.A. Advisor Left lo right MR. JOSEPH BRAGDON Math Driver Training MR. DONALD DOANE Music Spring Concert Band MR. RICHARD BURTON Math Science Swimming Rifle 'lThanks to your hard work, the confetti ball was a complete success. Aw, fellas, our ranks can't be that bad! fmfl In rliglll Nlll. liltfllxlltll l'Ll'NllVllill Boys' llliysival Ecluvation World Geography 'Xssislant .-Xtlils-tim' Coavli MISS IHCNA 'l'll0llNlllKE Girls' l,liysival Erluvation Junior Rusinf-ss Training Girls' Sports Nllt. ICIFWARIJ fVlcl AllLANlT Pri-svnt Day Prolxlmns .'xlllt'l'lt'Llll llistory I Baslwtliall. Baseliall Cross-Country. Travk N' My, you look pleasf-rll Cot soma- new plays up your slm'1'v1 Left I0 right MRS. NATALIIC I IICYWOOD l'.llglISll fn- Wtrrlrl Cz-ograpliy Um'-Art Plays MRS. fVlAltCl'FfRl'l'lC LARY English Algebra ll Dramatic-s llirvvtor MHS. l,lLl.l.'XN JACKSON Civivs Frvnr-li Om'-Art Plays Coul1ln't we- st-0 just one svm-rin? tlnr l am'ully .... -Xt work? anal . . . Alt play TIIICN. in 1910. tlicrv wort- two favulty l1lt'llllN'I'S. NUVV. tln-rv arm' liftvvn. inrlucling our music' supvryisor. Mr. lloans-. l,ast Stip- lmnlwr iw wvl1'olm-cl Miss Koutroulis. lVlr. Burton. Xlr. Nlc-l7arlanrl. anrl Ylr. ljlllIIllltt'T. an 1-ffic'i4-nt quartvt. No singlv favulty lnvni- lwr van equal Mrs. l ranr'm-s R. l.ilnlwy's lm-rin of loyal svryim- to Svarlmorougli lligli whif-li lwgan in l9l'Jl For lessons wt-ll lilllglll. for your support at our vxti'am1rrir'i1lar avtivitic-s. anfl for just putting up with us tvvnagvrs. l a0ulty. wv thank Wm-ll. l'arky knows linw to work! Who saiml tvachvrs are crabs? 'l'l1c'sc- youy are lnlnste-rs! 9 - ' tit. I he - ' L- ,N .A 'K xY W': V ,-an 'QM' 'Vs , Y L' it W ' Q - . Th- Bw-Ji THEN. . . 1957 Our Best Wishes G0 With- . . . MR. SOUTHWORTH, whose genial per- sonality won the loyal support of all Scar- borough High School students. tBob, we still have your meter stick.l . . . MISS CHAPMAN, whose rigid standards of dis- cipline created ideal working conditions f-A mis for her devoted Commercial students. 4Doris Ann. how goes it in Portland High?l f.,,:'iig xv, . -- - f ., -1' 4-psf' . . . MR. SCHAARE, whose high standard of conduct resulted in an exemplary Phys. Ed. department. fWe still camp in Room 11, Bob.l NOW . . . Mr. Southworth is guidance director at Windham High School. Miss Chapman is with the Commercial Department of Port- land High School. Mr. Schaare is coaching at Fairlawn High School, Fairlawn, New Jersey. I0 S? X S A4 v 3 4... Seniors We know what we know not what we b Then Judyt, JUDITH ELVA AHLQUIST Not more the rose, the queen of flowers, Outblushes all the bloom of bower, Than she unrivall'd grace discloses: The sweetest rose, where all are roses. Birth Date: ,Iuly 7, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: To be a secretary. Interest: Briane. Class Secretary 3: Four Corners 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Clee Club 1: Choir 2, 3, 4: Spring Concert 1. 2, 3, 4: Maine Music Festival 2. 3: One-Act Plays 2: One-Act Play Contest 3: Senior Drama 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Washington Club 3: Freshman Reception 2: Junior Prom 3: Confetti Ball 4: Curtis Drive Room Manager 2. erry GORDON L. ALEXANDER lf all the ships I have at sea Should come a-sailing home to me, Ah, welll The harbor would not hold So many ships as there would be If all my ships came home to me. Birth Date: Feb. 23, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: Wealth- Happiness. Interest: Sunny California. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Four Corners 3: Senior Drama 4: Dramatic Club 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 4: Confetti Ball 4: Christ- mas Program 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALD FRANCIS APPLEBEE Born for success, he seemed With grace to win, with heart to hold, With shining gifts that took all eyesf' Birth Date: August 31, 1940. Birthplace: Washington, D. C. Ambition: Electronic Engineer. Interest: Cars. Honor Roll 2, 4: Four Corners 1, 2: Clee Club 1: Spring Concert 1: Senior Drama 4: Dramatic Club 4: Washington Club Vice President 3, 4: College Club Secretary-Treasurer 4: Camera Club 1: Basketball 1. 2: Baseball 1, 2: Thanksgiving Program 1, 3: Christmas Program 2, 3: Freshman Reception 2: Junior Prom 3: Confetti Ball 3. LOIS ERDINE BELL Thy sports, thy wanderings, when a child, Were ever in the sylvan wild: And all the beauty of the Place Is in thy heart and on thy face. Birth Date: August 7, 1939. Birthplace: Yarmouth, Maine. Ambition: Find a successful love potion. Interest: Music. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Four Corners 2, 4: Clee Club 1: Choir 2, 3: Spring Concert 1, 2, 3: Maine Music Festival 2, 3: Washington Club 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Thanksgiving Program 2: Christmas Program 2, 3. I2 C reg ALLOY! . A... a . na mama. .ana-..L.m. v r 1- eT? 1ggwwyraf1 vwsr,7'i uw I Ben Junie GEORGE DUNCAN BENNETT B y will he quarried and made bright Stone spires lifting into light With visions of the infinite. Birth Date: Oct. 18, 1939. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: Aeronautics. Interest: Flying. - Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Student Council 15 Senior Drama 45 Dramatic Club 1, 45 Curtis Drive 15 Washington Club 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 College Club 3, 45 Bowling Club 25 Rifle Club 1, 2, Vice President 3, President 45 Assistant Basketball Manager 2, Manager 35 Dirigo Boys' State Alternate 35 Thanksgiving Program 35 Freshman Reception 25 Confetti Ball 4. CAROLYN JEAN CHRISTY M y heart is warm with the friends I make, And better friends l'll not be knowing: And there isn't a train I wouldn't take, No matter where it's going. Birth Date: Feb. 27, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: Suc- cessful wife ancl mother. Interest: Russ. National Honor Society 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Four Corners 45 Clee Club 1, 25 Band 15 Choir 3, 45 Spring Concert 1, 3, 45 Maine Music Festival 1, 3, 45 Senior Drama 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 One-Act Plays 3: Washington Club 3, 45 Commercial Club 3. 45 Bowling Club 25 FHA 2, 45 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Swimming 2, 3, 45 Christmas Programs 1. 3, 45 Freshman Reception 25 Confetti Ball 4. JUNE LOUISE COLLINS The voice so sweet, the words so fair, As some soft chime had stroked the air. Birth Date: Sept. 6, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: A real large family. Interest: Crew-cuts and blue -eyes. Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 15 Choir 2, 3, 45 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 Maine Music Festival 3, 45 Senior Drama 45 Dramatic Club 45 Washington Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 College Club 45 Basketball 15 Cheerleading 35 FTA Vice President 45 Driver's Training Course 35 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Reception 25 Assembly Programs 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom 35 Confetti Ball 4. -'chris BRIANE EDWARD COULTHARD Give us a man of God's own world Born to marshal his fellow-men: One whose fame is not bought and sold At the stroke of a politician's pen. Birth Date: April 13, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: Higher education. Interest: Judy. Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Class Vice President 25 Four Comets 45 College Club 45 Washington Club 35 Basketball 15 Freshman Reception 25 Junior Prom 35 Dirigo Boys' State 3. I3 Briane . - vs V -f-an-4 Bill WILLIAM COULTHARD III A youth to whom was given S0 much ol earth, so much of heaven. Birth Date: August 11, 1939. Birthplace: New London, Conn. Ambition: Draftsman. Interest: Army. geliioir Drama 43 Washington Club 3, 45 Cross-Country 45 Confetti a . ,.,,,,,, ,,H,,,,, ,, , vw... v-..,,,Y... .T WYY. i ,..,,..,..,,,,.,.,..-,,...,.. ..., , ... .,-,..,-,-f-W--1-T-.--,Mm-ww wmv... 1 Donna LEWIS VINAL CRABTREE Endurance is the crowning quality And Patience all the passion of great hearts. Birth Date: March 17, 1939. Birthplace: Dover-Foxcroft, Maine. Am- bition: Own a business. Interest: Ginger and Cars. DONNA MARILYN DOUGLAS O, thou art fairer than the evening air Clad in the beauty of a thousand stars. Birth Date: Sept. 6, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: A happy life. Interest: Bob. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3g Choir 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 13 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Maine Music Festival 2, 35 French Club 2, 3, 4g Commercial Club 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2g Christmas Program 1, 2, 3. VAUGHN KEITH DOUGLAS On that best portion of a good man's life His little nameless, unremembered acts Of kindness and of love. Birth Date: Nov. 9, 1939. Birthplace: Biddeford, Maine. Ambition: Detective. Interest: Dancing. Dramatic Club 2, 3: One-Act Plays 3, One-Act Play Contest 3, Glee Club 15 Spring Concert 1, Washington Club 3, 43 Bowling Club 2 3 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 4: Track 3, 43 Curtis Drive 2g .Iunior Prom 33 Freshman Reception lg Christmas Program 2, 3: Assembly Programs 1, 2. w I 4 uLewv unougn Butch '+ - W we---e wvxwqwwm-A v. v -wluwrqp-puqp:p--wyFv,!-r- r .-- GLEN ALAN DOWNS 0 what a glory doth this world put on For him who with a fervent heart goes forth Under the bright and glorious sky, and looks On duties well performed, and days well spent! For him the wind, ay, and the yellow leaves Shall have a voice, and give him eloquent teachings. Came Warden. Interest: Everything. Driver's Training Course 3. I Birth Date: Nov. 26, 1939. Birthplace: Biddeford, Maine. Ambition: '.loanie SALLY JANE FOSTER Of all the girls that are so sweet. There's none like pretty Sallyg She walks through life with dancing feet: And suns the darkest valley. Birth Date: Sept. 3, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: To be a model. Interest: Mischief and excitement. Four Corners 43 Clee Club lg Band 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3g Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 33 One-Act Plays 33 Senior Drama 4g Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Washington Club 3, 43 FHA 2, 3, 4: FFA President 45 Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Confetti Ball 49 Librarian 2, 3, 4: Student Representative to Women's Literary Union 33 Dirigo Girls' State 33 May Queen Attendant 3: Junior Prom 3. JOAN MARIE FREDERICK She was a form of life and light That seen became a part of sight, And rose where'er I trained my eye, The morning star of memory. Secretary. Interest: Don. Reception 2: Junior Prom 3. EMMA ETHEL GOCHIE The stars of midnight shall be dear To-her, and she shall lean her ear In many a secret place Where rivulets dance their wayward round, And beauty born of murmuring sound Shall pass into her face. Birth Date: July 17, 1939. Birthplace: Scarborough, Maine. Ambition: Homemaking. Interest: Sewing. Glee Club 1, 23 Band 3, '45 Spring Concert 1, 2, 33 Washington Club 33 FHA 1 2 3 4' Swimmin 4 Freshman Rece tion 2: Junior Prom 3: 1 t 1 1 8 3 P Confetti Ball 4: Driver's Training Course 3. I5 Birth Date: May 30, 1940. Birthplace: New London, N. H. Ambition: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Four Comers 45 Glee Club 15 Spring Concert 4, Washington Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4g FHA 4g Freshman 'Sal' uEn,una0 ,la-nniv JANET ANN GOCHIIC IIer ways are ways of plvasantness Anil all her paths are pear-ef' Hirlh Dale: April 3. 1939. Birlhplare: Scarborough. Nlaini-. flrnliilion: To be happy. Interesl: Everything in general. Senior Drama 4: Dralnalii' Club 4: Clee Club 1. 2: Choir 3. fl-: Spring Convert 1-. 2. 3. 4: Nlaine Music' Festival 3: Commercial Club 3. 4: Washington Club 4: Future Home-makers of Ameriea 2. 4. Pre-side-nt 4: Christmas Programs 3. 4: Freshman Reeeption 2: Confetti Dall sl: Driver's Training Courst- 3. 'Harnf' DAVID ROSWELL COOCINS True dignity abides with him alone Who, in the silent hour of inward IIIUIIIEIIII. Can still slzspert, and still revere Iiirnself. In Iorelines of heart. Birth Dale: Sept. 4. 1940. Birthplare: Porllanrl. llaine. Ambition: To sei- thi- worlrl, Interest: White Foril. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4: Fc ur Corners. Assistant Manager 3: Class Presi- dent 3: Senior Drama 4: Dramatim' Club 3. 4: Om--Art Plays 3: Collvgi- Club 3. 4: Washington Club -1: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Swimming 3: Baseball 2: Sovet-r 3: Assembly Programs 2: Freshman Reception 2: .lunior Prom 3. GLORIA ANNFTTH HARMON Oh, would you View the lIH'l0!I'l', Of erery grave and rnusir' of her j'ar'e. ' Ifirlh Date: Dee. 20. 19-I-0. Iiirthplare: Dover. N. H. .4n1I1itior1: To own a Clwvy. Izztvrvsrr Kenny. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. sl: l-'our Corners -1: Claw- Club 1: Spring Comx-rt 1: Senior Drama -l: Dramatic Club -1: FI'Q'I1t'll Club 3. Vice President 11: Clie-1-rleailing 1. 2: Assembly Programs 1. 2. 3. 4: Freshman Rem-plion 2: Junior Prom 3: Conf:-iii Ball fl: Driver's Training Coursi- 3: Hay Qui-en Atlvmlant 1: Christmas Program 1. 2. 3. 4. 11'DlTH HARNION Hassle lhee, Nuwnph, anrl luring with lhev les! and j'0l1fII-IIII jollily. Quips and Cralllrs and Wanfon Wiles ,Yoilx an1I Herlfs and zL'reaIhe1I Smiles. Hirlh Ilate: Sept. 19. 1940. Birlhplave: l'ortland. Maine. Ambition: To be a moilel, Interest: Prouts Neck in the summer. l our Corners fl: Ch-e Club 2. 3: Senior Drama 4: Dramatii' Club 3. fl: One--Avt Plays 3, 4: Dowling Club 1. 2: Future Homemakers of Aim'rii'a 3. 4: Swimming 3: Chee-rl:-ailing 4: Assembly Programs 3. 4: Fri-shman Ri-vm-ption 2: .lunior Prom 3: Confetti Ball 4: Driver's Train- ing Courst- 2: Reilskin Star 2. I6 Daw Rufus 'Charlie' - v---,.-Y.-f .,.-Y CHARLES EDWIN HILL Wholesome as air and genial as the light Welcome in every clime as breath of flowers, Courtesy transmutes aliens into trustbig friends, And gives its owner passport 'round the globe. Birth Date: Dec. 28, 1940. Birthplace: Fitchburg, Mass. Ambition: Pro- fessional Baseball. Interest: Blondes. Student Council 43 Senior Drama 43 Dramatic Club 43 Washington Club 43 Basketball 43 Assembly Programs 43 Confetti Ball 43 Transferred from South Portland High School Senior Year. N orman DOROTHY ANN LABBE A face with gladness overspread! Soft smiles, by human kindness bred. Birth Date: lan. 24, 1939. Birthplace: Biddeford, Maine. Ambition: To be a success. Interest: Art. Honor Roll 33 Glee Club 13 Choir 2, 3, 43 Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 Washington Club 43 College Club 43 Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4, President 3, Historian 23 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 42 Freshman Reception 23 Confetti Ball 43 Driver's Training Course 3. KENNETH NORMAN LAUGHTON There is a pleasure in the pathless woods, There is a rapture on the lonely shore, ' There is society where none intrudes By the deep sea, and music in its roar. Birth Date: July 9, 1940. Birthplace: Biddeford Maine. Ambition: Game Warden. Interest: Everything. Student Council 33 Clee Club 13 Spring Concert 13 Washington Club 3, 43 Freshman Reception 23 Confetti Ball 4. DALE LAWRENCE LIBBY Happy am I: from care I'm free! W hy aren't they all contented like me! Birth Date: Sept. 22, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: See the world. Interest: '51 Ford Victoria. Honor Roll 1, 2, 4g Clee Club lg Senior Drama 4g Dramatic Club 43 Washington Club 3, 43 College Club President 43 Camera Club 13 Basketball 1, 2, 3g Swimming 13 Soccer 33 Freshman Reception 23 Junior Prom 3. I7 HD ot ib sv Nan . ,X ,HW . , , .,., .,. N-. . . ...,,s,-.,.,,,....,,,..,..4f NANCY GRACE LOTHROP For she is such a smart little craft, Such a neat little, sweet little craft- Such a bright little, Trim little, slim little, craft. Secretary. Interest: Boys. Clee Club 1: Senior Drama 4: Dramatic Club 4: Washington Club 3, 4: grams 4: Junior Prom 3. Birth Date: March 11, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: Commercial Club 3, 4: Camera Club 1: Bowling Club 1: Assembly Pro- uBinyn JEAN JACQUELYN MAN DERSON The fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind the wisest books. Birth Date: Feb. 23, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: To avoid eraser fights in Room 6. Interest: Pete. National Honor Society 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2: Class Treasurer 1: Four Corners Managing Editor 4, Assistant Managing Editor 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Washington Club 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: College Club 4: Bowling Club 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Driver's Train- ing Course 2: Christmas Program 1, 2: Junior Prom 3: Confetti Ball 4: Librarian 3, 4: Senior Drama 4. WILLIAM JOHN MARLES, JR. Search in every prince's court, . ' You'll rarely find his peer, For he's one of Nature's Gentlemen, The best of every time. Birth Date: Dec. 25, 1938. Birthplace: Westbrook, Maine. Ambition: Accountant. Interest: Nellie. Student Council 4: Senior Drama 4: Dramatic Club 4: Washington Club 4: Driver's Training Course 4: Basketball Manager 4, Assistant Manager 3: Track Manager 4, Assistant Manager 3: Dirigo Boys' State Alternate 3. BEVERLY JEAN McALLISTER 'Twas she that 'ranged the words at random flung, Pierced the fair pearls and then together strung. Birth Date: June 19, 1939. Birthplace: Lewiston, Maine. Ambition: To be a success. Interest: A certain someone. Class Vice President 4: Senior Drama 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: One- Act Plays 3: Swimming'3, 4: Cheerleading 4: Assembly Programs 4: Junior Prom 3: Confetti Ball 4: Driver's Training Course 3: Trans- ferred from Portland High School Junior Year. Jeannie Jean Laurette LAURETTE ANN MENARD 'There are loyal hearts, there are spirits brave, There are souls that are pure and true: Then give to the world the best you have, And the world will give something to you. tary. Interest: Boys. Commercial Club 4: Driver's Training Course 3. Birth Date: Feb. 11, 1940. Birthplace: Bath, Maine. Ambition: A secre- Honor Roll 3: Glee Club 2: Spring Concert 23 Senior Drama 4: 'Marilyn LOUISE ISABELLE MORSE A cheerful temper joined with innocence Will make beauty attractive, knowledge delightful And wit good-natured. Birth Date: Dec. 25, 1939. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: A registered nurse. Interest: Class of '58. National Honor Society 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Four Corners 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Choir 2, 3: Spring Concert 1, 2, 3: Maine Music Festival 2, 3: Senior Drama 43 One-Act Plays 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 1: College Club 4g Washington Club 3, 4: Basket- ball 3, 4: Assembly Program 1, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Reception 2: .lun- ior Prom 3: Confetti Ball 4: Librarian 4: Driver's Training Course 3. MARILYN JOYCE MOULTON There was a soft and pensive grace As cast of thought upon her lace. ing. Interest: As if we didn't know. Confetti Ball 4: Driver's Training Course 3. BEVERLY JOAN NICHOLS The thing that goes the farthest Towards making life worth-while That costs the least, and does the most Is just a pleasant smile. Birth Date: Oct. 5, 1940. Birthplace: Scarborough, Maine. Ambition: To be a WAVE. Interest: Someone six feet tall. Clee Club 1: Spring Concert lg Senior Drama 4: Dramatic Club 4g Washington Club 4: Commercial Club 3, 4, Camera Club 1: Future Homemakers of America 2, 43 Assembly Programs 43 Driver's Training Course 4: Librarian 2. I9 Birth Date: Dec. 27, 1939. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: Teach- Four Corners 4: Glee Club lg Choir 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4: Maine Music Festival 3g Dramatic Club 4: FTA 4g Senior Drama 4: One-Act Plays 3: College Club 4: Washington Club 4g Bowling Club 1, Curtis Drive Room Manager 3: Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 45 As- sembly Programs 1, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Reception 29 .lunior Prom 3g MI-Dun Nickie ..,..vw7.,-..,-ww..-,.v.. W.. ...,,.r. .W-. ..,...., Mel MERVYN DOUGLAS O'ROAK He will hew to the line of the rightg . Let the chips fly where they may. bition: Draftsman. Interest: Cars and Betty. Programs 1, 2, 4. Birth Date: August 8, 1939. Birthplace: Sherman Station, Maine. Am- Class President 43 Class Vice President 33 Four Corners Business Man- ager 43 Band 13 Glee Club 13 Spring Concert 13 Camera Club li Senior Drama 43 One-Act Plays 23 One-Act Plays Contest 23 Dra- matic Club 2, 43 Washington Club 3, 43 Rifle Club 2g Basketball Assistant Manager 3, Manager 4g Track Assistant Manager 2, Manager 3g Swimming 23 Junior Prom 33 Freshman Reception 23 Assembly uAlu DONALD WAYNE PETERSON A song is worth a world o'sighs. W hen storm and lightnings play, Look for the rainbow in the skies And whistle 'em away. Birth Date: July 15, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: To become a Fleet Admiral. Interest: Blondes. Spring Concert lg Clee Club 13 Washington Club 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 1, 23 Bowling Club lg Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4. ALICE HARRIET PICHER has a fairy godmother in her soul. everyone happy. Interest: Opposite sex. ception 23 Confetti Ball 43 Assembly Program 2. HUGH ARTHUR PILLSBURY Should the whole frame of nature round him break, 'In ruin and confusion hurled, He, unconcerned, would hear the mighty crack And stand secure amid a falling world. Birth Date: Oct. 27, 1939. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: Medical Doctor. Interest: People. National Honor Society 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g Four Corners Subscription Manager 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 4g Senior Drama 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4g College Club 43 Basketball l, 2g Baseball 1, 2, 4g Dirigo Boys' State 3g Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4. 20 Do you know what it is to be Alice? It is to believe in loneliness, to believe in belief: it is to turn pumpkins into coaches, mice into harsesg Iowliness into Ioftiness, and nothing into everything, for Alice Birth Date: Sept. 1, 1940. Birthplace: Quincy, Mass. Ambition: To make Honor Roll 1, 23 Choir 2, 3, 43 Clee Club 13 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4g Maine Music Festival 2, 3, 43 Washington Club 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Re- Don 6LHughy9! 'Pood le Dick GLENNA MAY POOLER And on that cheek and o'er that brow So soft, so calm, yet eloquent, The smiles that win, the tints that glow, But tell of days in goodness spent. . Birth Date: May 21, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: Secretarial work. Interest: Anything devilish. National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Four Corners 4, Nonettes 1, Belle-Boys 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Maine Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Swimming 4, Jun- ior Prom 3, Confetti Ball 4, Librarian 2, Dirigo Girls' State 3, Curtis Drive Room Manager 1, Freshman Reception 2, Assembly Programs 1, 2, 3, 4, DAR Candidate 4. Q . DAVID BRUCE ROBERTS Loathing pretense, he did with cheerful will What others talked of while their hands were still. Birth Date: Sept. 13, 1940. Birthplace: Scarborough, Maine. Ambition: To own a new car. Interest: Automobiles. Spring Concert 3, One-Act Plays 3, Senior Drama 4, One-Act Play Contest 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Washington Club 3, 4, Basketball Time Keeper 3, 4, Freshman Reception 2, Junior Prom 3, Confetti Ball 4, Assembly Programs 4. RICHARD ELWOOD ROE A rugged blue-eyed lad is he, A favorite of the losses, He says how much fun school would be, If it weren't for the classes. get out of school. lnterest: A certain girl. ferred from Westbrook High School Junior Year. FRANCES ELAINE ROWBOTHAM Her eyes as stars of twilight fair, Like twilight's too, her dusky hair, But all things else about her drawn, From May-time and the cheerful dawn. Birth Date: March 4, 1940. Birthplace: Lewiston, Maine. Ambition: Secretary. Interest: Paul. Four Corners 4, Glee Club 1, Band 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Spring Con- cert 1, 2, 3, Maine Music Festival 2, 3, One-Act Plays 3, One-Act Play Contest 3, Senior Drama 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Washington Club 3, Commercial Club 3. 4, Cheerleading 1. 2, 3, Captain 4, Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Reception 2, Junior Prom 3, Assembly Programs 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver's Training Course 4. 2I Birth Date: June 24. 1939. Birthplace: Hartford, Conn. Ambition: To Washington Club 3, 4, Basketball 3, Captain 4, Baseball 3, 4, Trans- at Dave' Fran Honor Roll lg Washington Club 3, 43 Basketball 2g Swimming 1, 23 that I dwell in the midst of the roar of the cosmic wheel ,,.,W.., W . ,,..,. V- - V ,-. We-. . Virgil Sinny PETER WAYNE SELBERC My crown is in my heart, not on my head 3 Not deck'd with diamonds and Indian stones, Nor to be seen: my crown is called content: A crown it is that seldom Kings enjoy. .Y--W - -,W-we-fy. .V VIRGIL PHILLIP SEAVEY lt is easy enough to be pleasant, W hen life flows by like a song, But the man worthwhile is one who will smile, When everything goes dead wrong. Birth Date: .lune 25, 1940. Birthplace: Berlin, N. H. Ambition: Air Force. Interest: Electronics. Senior Drama 43 One-Act Plays 33 Dramatic Club 3, 4g Washington Club 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 33 Freshman Reception 23 Junior Prom 33 Assembly Programs 43 Driver's Training Course 2. Birth Date: April 10, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: Officer in Air Force. Interest: Chickie. Soccer 23 Freshman Reception 23 Junior Prom 33 May King At- tendant 2, 3. STEVEN TAYLOR SMALL Yet I know DALE EDWARD SINCLAIR But he whose inborn worth his acts command, Of gentle soul, to human race a friend. Birth Date: Oct. 19, 1939. Birthplace: Wellington, Maine. Ambition: Engineering. Interest: Sports. Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Student Council Vice President 3, President 43 Class President 1, 2g Four Corners Assistant Business Manager 3, Busi- ness Manager 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4g College Club 43 Washington Club President 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 23 Soccer 33 Cross-Country 43 Curtis Drive 2g Freshman Reception 23 Junior Prom 3. In the hot collision of Forces and the clangor of boundless strife, Mid the sound of the speed of worlds, the rushing worlds and the peol Of the thunder of life. Birth Date: Oct. 12, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: Army Officer. Interest: Hunting. Honor Roll 1, 23 Class Treasurer 43 Four Comers 2, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Spring Concert 1, 23 Rifle Club 23 Junior Prom 33 Curtis Drive Room Manager 13 Drivers' Training Course 3. 22 Pete Steve L 1- Sandy Petunia SANDRA ANN STANFORD The graces sought a worthy ground As human as 'twas great: And in their search our Sandra found- A sprite at wisdom's gate. Birth Date: Sept. 7, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: Col- lege and Travel. Interest: Bowling and giving parties. National Honor Society 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council l: Four Corners 1, 2, Assistant Editor-in-Chief 3, Editor-in-Chief 4: One- Act Plays 2, 3: Senior Drama 4: Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4: Washington Club 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: College Club 4: Bowling Club 1, 4: Freshman Reception 2: Junior Prom 3: Confetti Ball 4: Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Representative to Women's Literary Union 3: Driver's Training Course 2. BEVERLY BARBARA STEVENSON She was ever fair and never proud Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. Birth Date: March 11, 1940. Birthplace: Eagle Lake, Maine. Ambition: Good secretary. Interest: Someone with black hair. Washington Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Freshman Reception 2: Junior Prom 3: Confetti Ball 4: Driver's Training Course 3. NANCY THERESA STILPHEN Her eyes were deeper than the depth Uf waters stilled at even. Birth Date: March 12, 1941. Birthplace: Sanford, Maine. Ambition: Travel, to be a commercial artist. Interest: Southem gentlemen. Four Corners 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Choir 3: Spring Concert 2, 3: Maine Music Festival 3: Dramatic Club 3: Washington Club 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 3: Commercial Club 3, 4: Camera Club 1: Basketball 1, Manager 2, 3: Swimming 1: Thanksgiving Program 2: Christmas Program 2, 3, 4: Freshman Reception 2: Junior Prom 3: Confetti Ball 4. Bevy ALENA MAE THOMASON Her every tone is music's own Like those of morning birds, And something more than melody Dwells even in her words. Birth Date: Feb. 18, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: To please someone. Interest: Pete. Class Secretary 4: Clee Club 3: Spring Concert 3: Washington Club 3: French Club 2, 3: Commercial Club 3, 4: Camera Club 1: Bowling Club 1: Cheerleading 4: Freshman Reception 2: Junior Prom 3: As- sembly Programs 4. 23 Chickie F red FRED HAROLD THURLOW Silence is the element in which, Great things fashion themselves together. That at length they may emerge, F ullformed and majestic, into the daylight of Life, Which they are thenceforth to rule. To own a large boat. Interest: Boats. Driver's Training Course 3. Birth Date: Jan. 10, 1940. Birthplace: Scarborough, Maine. Ambition: Wvvfvfw-V 'Janie' BEVERLY JEAN WALTZ More than wisdom, more than wealth - A merry heart that laughs at care. Birth Date: Dec. 31, 1939. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: To go to Paris. Interest: Anything but school. Honor Roll 1: Glee Club 1, Spring Concert lg Camera Club lg Swimming 1, 23 Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 45 Class Editor Redskin Star 1. PRISCILLA JANE WHITE How pleasant it is to be greeted each day, With a smile as sweet as the month of May With her eyes of blue and her manner of grace, She's always a lady-anytime, any place. Birth Date: August 17, 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: U. S. Civil Service. Interest: Sports cars and Falmouth Foreside. Glee Club 1, Washington Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 45 Junior Prom 3g Confetti Ball 4. uBevn RAYMOND WOOD JR. Give me a lever long enough, And a prop strong enough, I can single handed move the world. Birth Date: Nov. 12, 1939. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: To be the little man in the crowd. Interest: Girls. Senior Drama 43 Dramatic Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 15 Track 3g Confetti Ball 4: Christmas Assembly 4. 24 Woody ls relished dence, R. I Bob SERENA LOUISE ZACHOW The dimple that thy chin contains Has beauty in its round, That never has been fathomed yet By myriad thoughts profound. Birth Date: August 19, go to Hawaii. Interest: The Little Men. Glee Club 1: Spring C America 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ALFRED WOOD A little nonsense now and then by the wisest men. Birth Date: Feb. 27, 1940. Birthplace: Pawtucket, R. I. Ambition: Engineering. Interest: Hunting. Student Council 43 Dramatic Club 4g Senior Drama 4: Washington Club 3, 4: Freshman Reception 2: Confetti Ball 4. Transferred from Provi- 1940. Birthplace: Portland, Maine. Ambition: To oncert 1: Camera Club lg Future Homemakers of 5 x X A Serena Senior Class Officers NOW as THEN Senior Class officers talk over plans for graduation, dances, and suppers. Our President, Mer- vyn 0'Roak, conducts class meetings where these things are voted on by the Seniors, and plans are put into action. Left to right: Vice President, J. McAllister: Secretary, A. Thomason: Treasurer, S Small: President. M. O'Roak. 25 Seniors spell srhool spirit llere ai senior chemistry class listens attcntively to lVlr. Lihhy as he explains the Atomie Theory. With Sputnik in the headlines. science heeomes vital to the seniors. Fun enters our lives as seniors, when, with the faculty, we hold a picnic at Dave Roherts, camp. While eating loh- sters. swimming, and dancing, we find time flies. Here Don Peterson enter- tains us with his impression of Elvis! Senior Hack to school for the last year. our senior class of fifty-four inernliers line up to form thc- liig 4'5 for SHS. ,4 Someday seniors may vacation on the moon Commercial seniors act as office girls receiving training that will benefit them when they leave SHS. for thenhusi- ness world. Application makes office work realistic. Life Christmas spirit is in evidence as Dick and Dave exchange showers of confetti. February 5-Spaghetti day in S.H.S. Cafeteria. Seniors have the luxury of watching faculty prepare and serve a delicious supper, spaghetti and meat balls, rolls, milk, and sundaes. Seconds. too. How we love watching Faculty wait on us! lAnother roll, pleased We made the grade! Seniors captured the crowns at our Polio sock hop in the gym. Of course, the proceeds went to those who are not fortunate enough to be able to dance. Congratulations, Gloria and Dale! Seniors swing with colorful confetti THEN We seniors have a past, too. lloulmt- ful? Can you identify David. Dale, George, Judy and tho rest of our gang? In our Sunday best we enjoy spaghetti Seniors . . . . . . proudly and humbly dedicate this page to all former educators who have wisely fostered the de- velopment of the educational sys- tem in the town of Scarborough throughout the years. thc men and women who have left a living me- morial of their teaching in the hearts and minds of Scarborough citizens FRANKLIN H. B. HEALD ELWOOD G. BESSEY Superintendent from 1913-1946 Principal from 1918-1948 Among our past superintendents there is one man whose complete devotion to the welfare of Scarborough Schools and each child in them can never be surpassed. Supt. Franklin H. B. Heald possessed the vision, energy, and tireless perseverence of American Pioneers who gave their all. Mr. Elwood C. Bessey has a living memorial in the Junior High School which proudly bears his name. He was one of those rare teachers who inspire students with enthusiasm for learning. Thirty years of such influence becomes eternal. A well-rounded educational program needs the influence of devoted women. We have had many in the history of our schools: Louise Milliken, Lida Libby, Mabel Storey. In our high school an. outstand- ing example of unselfish devotion to her job, was Doris Hutchins Baker. Every girl in her Home Economics Department was her own. Her day was theirs. Scarborough became a better place because she taught here. Another woman. whose work enriched our lives is Sara Steele. our first music supervisor. loved by all who learned to appreciate music in her classes. The melody still lingers on. MRS. DORIS HUTCHINS BAKER MISS SARA STEELE --A -Y I l i I i A, -if za .ann-au, --as--.. ----.--. -----a-..-.,.-,, U nclerclasses Study the past if you would dwzne the future. Back row, left to right, standing: Milton Moulton, Earl Milliken, Howard Jones, Blanchard Pills- bury, Harry Merrill, Alvin Larrabee, Moulton Hill, Herbert Ormsby, Edward Baker. Second row: Maud fBanksJ Milliken, Lettie fpillsburyl Merrill, Edna fMillikenD Pillsbury, Elinor fSnowl Mewer, Albion Libby. Seated: Gertrude Boothby, Olive lWebsterl Laughton, Florence fCheneyJ Allen, Rovena fBlakel Shaw, Martha fHillD Boothby. Standing: Edward Snow, Bertha fLibbyP Lary, Edna Wentworth. Front row: Eloise fMillikenl Libby, Ella CCilmanJ Shaw, lda lWent- worthl Walker, First Teacher, B. E. Clarkg Agnes fMcKinneyl Mitchell, Kate Webster. Absent: John Pillsbury, Calista fMillikenJ Morse, George Libby. 1 958 -.-............,,. -11.-........ ---1.-... -1-.. --1... ..-tr- Q 1 Q Our llvarls Xvvrz' . U .1 . V- ' . 2 5, 'ly V f. 'I - ' t 1 . . g Q ' xp A i x l l Q- i . Q .ls 'nav' 'I i .luv Q X Q ll . l 'fu l. Young and This living thc your uf spam- trawl wl- Steppecl into thc- spotlight with ai Sutvl- lite Hop. Besides living wvll repress-nu-fl on the lvzlsketlmll :incl vlivvrlvarlilig squads. our c-lass was honurefl to haw a rvpresvntatiw in the- l Speak for Deinocracyll finals. Kurvn ljlvliy. Wlc' alsn take an zivtiw part in our sc-lnml Clulis and organizations. Junior lfnrk rnzr: ,l. Mater, J. Bnwilvli, K. llcnson, li. Skillin, B. Bell. ll. l'4-rry. l . l.illlry. .l. l lahe'rly .l. llrnwn, Tliinl row: F. Crm-cn, R. lim-liuiiuii. ll. Cnulthard. D. Pasunvn, ll. lmuvill. N, KI:-in ll ll:-vi'y. ll. llcrry. YV. llramly. SC'l'0lI1I mir: Xlr. llragclon. Mr. McFarland. J. llruwn. S. Auslin, ll, l,itllm-- lfiv-lil. ll, Yll1'lllIll. I.. Storvy. l'. l'ik4-. S. Swziwy. Firsl mir: C. Snnw. lf. Suwya-r. S, l'luninn-r, li. Linn- nnnps, lx. l.lllll4'y. l. Nluffltt. ll, lukurxlu. .l. l.ihhy, 5, Hall. if iw - . C7 5 X, X. x ' K lffzwlr lUll'I K., Nlllls. l.. bulimia-t. ll, lfurlcss. ll, lluff, A. Slt'Xl'IlslIll, li, Wiutldington. R, Row-. lf. Willitnns. Thin! row: l'. Uosst-lin, J. Connolly, J. Ilathuway. li, Taylor, D. ilil!flll'I', ll, Otivllvtlv, W. Wiillimns. M. Silvcira, Mr. Libby. SPVOVIII row: lf. St-uwy, C. Wfagnvr, N. Silvvirn. A. lmighlon, l'. Briggs, S. Atwood, ll. Currivr. Nl. Shvrman, J. Coulthard. Firsl row: I.. Polls-tic-r, ll. llivkford, A. Macllonuld. .l. Phillips. C. Farm-rre-. lf. Lalmhr-. J. Lilvlvy. C. Clark. N. Soulv. Class The first milestone has passed and our scvond is fast ilppf0ilI'lllIlg the class of '59, The year 1959 looked far and distant as wc- Ontered as humble i'iI'f'Sll- men. Witli our third year to finish and our fourth to go, our lmurdvns are light- vnvd hy tho patience and fortitudc of our guiding lights . . . our teaclwrs. I 9.35 1 i 5 . L gi lll' First M ila-stone Fu A Q.: tl J : if ,ff N 1 1 tfjfffil s. lfrzwlr lUI4'.' tl, Tliomas. R. l'il'ust. .l, NIvKt-mit-. R, llarliiuii. R. lilllglllltlll. ,l. llm-ll. ll. Skillings. Illini rozr: ll, Hulwrtsuii. lf. lyl'll'I'?lIIl, ll. Nvlson. D, llaizlvy. M. lk-cringi. W. llrunt, lf. Kinsniaii, l. 'l'li4-ufnlstmi. C. llmiltmi. Swfwzfl mu? K. V2lI'I1t'Q'. Cf. lliurlfm. J. Xlt1Ilt'llQ'stl'I', li. llunn. tl. lull:-r. 5. Nivke-rsuii. gt. tluiitnivr. .l, llostwick. H. l'em'v. NI. Nlorrison. R. Patllsvii. Hrs! row: Nlrs. llm-yxwml, l.. Nlurpliy. li. Nm-lsoii. lf. Stmvillv. ll. Zaiprzullxzl. .l. fllirislvnsvn. Nl, SYYllIlNttI'l. ll. anis. Nl. Ili-tts. ll. llinsinurv. 5. Small. w . t ophomoie mx. :is sulilimiiiiiw-s. iw ln-gin nur st-1-.tml your at St'ilI'lb0I'lDl1gll with miitiftt-ilu-. lluurs of our timv am' spt-nt studying :incl cloiiig limiieworli. 'llliat timv is not aisle-ml. :ls lliv llminr Null slimvs. To some uf us stuclivs lim-miie niurt' important tlizm vwr. fur wt' rvulizv tlizit wvllm-gv is not too fur uwux. If we fincl ai Flll1j4'i'l liarcl. v tlltllil wait liut ask for ht-lp from the tvaclicrs. wlm arc always glad tu 1-mnply. Tlif' 'sulls nl tliis stucly art- wth-ii rt-wzlrrliiigl. Tlivu and Now 32 wan.. ' 1 ' o n a'. . ' H -It Q 3 lfafli' mir: YV. livin. lf. l.ililny. D. Whitten. K. lluyer. l'. lgllflllliilll. J. llill. Bl. Wvlmlwr, R, lluuglzisei, ll litllvfii-lil. Nl. lV.'xlllll'l!, Tliirrf mir: R. lfunltllaril. ll. Nl'lfUll, il. Cmnt. l'. ll:-rry, ll. lillllh1', li. llaill. ll. Svvzizvy, li. Nlvlliillmriigli, ll. llmlgkiilg. R. Vivkvrsoii, Svralirl row: R. Collins, S. S14-wiis, Xl ifurlvw. l'. Nolilv. R. lululw. l'. lfxlirv, G. ilruwr. ll. Mills. Nlrs. javkson, Miss lfvrgzllwii. IJ.. nxt mir: I.. l.nwf'. .l. Fkillings. 5. llnril. l'. Nlurpliy. Nl. llnnllvy. l'. lvalivin. 41, W ynizin, I., Wil- I4-llv. NX. Lzifwvll. N. llurgin. Class Ihr- Sllplllllllllfl' war is ll Nt1Illl0l'l.lll unv. lfnll of gnml tiinvs. fun. unrl lmrfl work. lin' smm-. mlaling lwrmnvs 21 rm-gular mul important part of sc-limwl Iifv. lVlur'li limi- is SIll'Ill witli that spi-vial smiivoiiv zincl lliv gang. Soinv uf us liuw- clrivvrs' lir'0ns0S. :incl ai fvw vw-ii liuw- tlwir min 1 Irs. Our 1-lass is we-ll rx-prcsmilm-ml in almost vvcry gruup .inml vlnlm in S.lI.S. Soplimiiorvs lzllw part in lmzislwllmall, luism-lmall. :incl c'ln-vririg. VV1' lailw an aivliw' inlcrvsl in clralrnzltii' :incl Iliv lllllSlI' groups lem. WU' S1lpll1llllllI't'F llilY1' lllilll y ziml vuria-il intvri-sts 'Y 'inf llmlo,y fnlil trip. My .ilei1.ni.iistlu .oft . ln ll 1 llmlil lnslury 1-Iufsur lmxiiigxlniiz fm llIUlIllIll4'Iil.u gli 'X ff. LA nM... Morninf' went something like this: Seninrs 81012171-ll g liiyll. .flml Freslznzerz rzslririg' '14'11y'. W here s my heart? Nliml-llay Septeniher 27. W57. was lnitiation lluy: we were at the Hlllt'I'l'y,, of the up- perelasslnen. There was an assembly in the afternmm. and a rceeption. honor- ing the neweoniers. in the evening. Wnrk! Wurk! Work! Freshman lfarli' row: N. lversun, L. Smith. R. Grunt. J. Curley, ll. Johnson. Nl. Corieailmnl, J. llmnlwrts. li. Storey. R. Dyer, S. Harmon, ll. Kring. ll. Mnc'D0nald. Third row: R. Dolloff, R. l.0wr'. C. Knight, R. llunt, N. Collins, D. 0'Rnak. K. Feavey. S. Leavitt. J. Whitten, li. Varney. li. Lilley. Seemzrl row: ll. Bennett, M. Curiale, N. Coultharml, J. Gorman, J. Grenier. J. Nye, F. Temm, ll. Graves, J. Griffith, ll. Wagner, J. Nye. l'. Steward. J. Roy. First row: Mrs. fXlcMa1'kin. M. Milliken. ll. Foster, S. lluyingtmi. J. Maellonnell, J, Hall. A. Owens. E. White. J. Waterhmise. C, llurrl. D. Menard, l.. 'l'erry. ll. lullimp. C. Cay. lVhen we were HilK'l't'llll'Cl-J the 1 HSUIIIZOIIIOFUS HIIIIIIIIIKLI galley zu .lllllI'0l'S doing lhefr 1'erv lnesl. mf' lx'11r'1f row: R. lloyinglon, ll. lhincly. J. Fancy, R. Davis, J. St. Pim-rrv, T. Wfromls. li. Snow, ll. Foggz, ll. Moulton, 5. Perry, l'. Nlunson, YV. Light. Third F0102 XV. Connolly, P. Coomlalv, E. Light, IJ. Soulv, H. Rokowski, R. Olin-r. J. Burkv, R. Twomey. C. Grover, C. Frvdvrivks. J. Russo, Ii. Lihhy. Sfrmzrl mic: L. fllarllonulsl. K. Christy. F. Ouimlmy. B. Harmon, P. Scott, C. Clove-r, M. NI:-hlman, J. Rohm-rts, F. Wyman. V. Rohichaurl, A. SIPVPDS, J. Fullvr, N. Sampson, Mr. Plummvr. First f0Il,'.' J. Grant, C. Burnham, I.. Snow, P. Grant. U. Welch, R. Poolvr. M. Woodward, P. Sodvr- hvrgz. U. lVyAIIlll'0, J. Kimball, l. 'l'hih0uu, H. Ftvtson. l.. Calc-y. Mr. Burton. Class A N1c,nT ,Fe F- Q N v. . . . Q l'1rxl I nz 11 flIIlII1fl'f'SlIIIlIll1, All is nvu' lo me, , I lakv III 1111 the teachers say, F 1 lilll ax sz'f1rc'f1as I van Im. At Last! Our first impressions of Svarhorough High are one-S wo shall always rcmvm- her. Right now wx' arc looking forwarcl to our next thrcc yvars lmrv. t35 Class Officers NOW, as THEN, in class meet- ing... CLASS OFFICERS . . hear: Will the meeting please come to order? HI move that class dues be fifty cents. Why don't we have a disc jockey instead?', SOPHOMORE: R. Lahhe, P. Canem. C. Zaprzalka, K. Varney. HAre there any more n0minations?n mls there any new husiness?,' 'The total number of votes cast . . . s Hlf there is no further husinessf, I make il motion that . . . '6The meeting is adjournedf' 'sv- 3 JUNIOR: D. Turner, D. Tokarski, D. Perry. L. Caumlet. 'cA1'e there any opposed?', MAH those in favorf, uThe balance on hand as of . . ,' 'tWill someone move that . . .H Shouldn,t there be some boys on Q77 that committee How much do we have in the treas- ury? as FRESHMAN: R. Grant, NI. Nlehlman. XI, Woodward. H. Snow - . Now .u-+10 an 1-fff Q---camp . if A v.g Q ,Q . Rh rn' Q Z' ' .S 'S I 1 Q ' 1 . f' .. avg Q. lf' s o 4 O . at X I1 if N. , fa ' 'ISN ufm--sw ff? P 5 Le Cvrrlo 1 I F ranvms X LP fI'!7lIlYIiS. pas FIIIIIOIII riffs! In lrnzguff 1111i1'f'1'.w1l1'. We muy not go to gay Q vuslotns 0 1 1 ' a lr Carole Frziiicuis. lfarlr row: ll. Dullgllzif. .l. Collins. I.. Slnrc-y. ll, Uuell:-lt:-. S. xltwuml, A. Nlavllunalcl. iN, Fwulm-. Fran! row: Mrs. .Izu'ksnn. C. Snow. C. llarnum. D. 'l'urm'r. S. Austin. R. Cummings. Sodalitas Latina 1 llllflllll. lingua lIIIIfl'lN IIUSIIYII' ravi. latin is almost as iniporlzlnt to us NOVQ as il niotlic-r luiigiuigt- as it was THEN to the lloniauis who spolw it. Our l.ulin Cluln fosters intvrvst in lliv language- and culture of Rome. lfavlt' row: N. Collins. 5. lmuvitt. R. Twomey, J. llurke-. ,l. Carman. S. Stvv:-ns. R, llnugxlas. .l. l um'y. R. Grant. M. Mvhlim-n. Lille-y. P. Steward. K. Christy, F. Quimby. E. Whitv. Third row: l'. Grunt. A. Owens. R. Pnoler. .l. Roy, G. Alexander. G. liz-nn:-tt. H. Pillslnxry. D. IN-te-rsnii. L. Snow. N. Coulthartl. J. Grant. C. Burnham. L. Terry. P. Scott. Srfonrl row: S. Stanfonl. J. Nlandvr- son, C. Santcrrv, J. Hill, P. Berry. J. Christensen. P. Noble. R. Cummings. S. Austin. A. Har'- Donaltl. B. Taylor. G. Grant. VV. Grant. Front row: S. Nickerson, S. Hall. A. Leighton, IJ. Hurry, D, Sinvlair. l.. Morse. J. Collins. N, Ftilphf-n. P. Briggs. C. Snow. N. Soulv. M. Pvncv. Mrs. Liblwy. 56 ref W fri .gpm .vw 3 lrul we l02ll'll llie lnitgliagv mul S E Future Teachers of America Left lo riglzl: .-K. Owens, I . W'yman, N. Soiile. Xl, Nloulton. 5, Foster. Nlrs. l.ary. Q -XX ,I. Collins. P. Briggs. ll. Dunn, Nl. gil llenee. I'nder Mrs. I.ary's leadership. nine girls organized this year as a lfuture Teaehers of America Cluh. ln lIt'l'6l!IlN'I' they enter- tained at a tea for the faeulty and . l7.'l'..-K. elulms from Deering and I7ahnouth. The featured speaker was a graduate of S.l'I.5.. lVIrs. Geraldine llallett I.eone. who told us the joys of teaehing the see- ond grade. Future Homemakers of America The Future Iloinemakers of America is the largest eluh in our sehool. They sponsor a Halloween Uanee each fall. a Christmas Party for pre-sehool children. and a fashion show every spring. They also entertain at a tea for the faculty during the vear. Hurlr nur: .l. Hall, ll. Nivhuls. .I. Nye. I1 Wlagner, C. Christy. .I. Roberts. A. Cantnier. Nl. Curlew, J. Crenier, S. Zaehow, li. Waltz. Third row: I.. I.0we. I. Kirnhall, I'. Moffilt, If. Lahlie. N. Sump- son, G. Fuller. P. Canem. R. I.al1lie, I.. Maellonald. ,I. Nye. lil. Curiale. V. Rolmiehaud, ll. lliek- lortl. IC. Coehie. Serum! f0ll7.' Mrs. Mefilaekin. I.. Willette. F. Murphy. M. Swanson, F. Sanville, I. Fuller, ,l. Waterhouse, R. Nelson, S. Hurd. l'. I.t-Mire. S. lloyington. BI, llells. II. Davis, G. llins- more. Bliss Hit-dell. Front row: I.. Murphy. N. llurgin, II. Foster. J. Meflonnell. C. Gay. l'. Pike. .l. lfuulthard. ll, l.alil1e. I. Coehie. K. I.il1lmy. Nl. Sherman, ll. Stetson, NI, Milliken, ,I. l.ilml1y. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is limited to fifteen percent of a high school class. Deserving students are selected as mem- bers by lVlr. Knowlen and the faculty on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service. N U W, as T H E N, Worthy goals for any student. Left to right: C. Christy, Y I L. Morse, S, Stanfortl lillsbuly. J. Manderson, C. Pooh-r, H- Membvrs added in 1058: G- Hafmlmv D. Sinclair. College Club There are three college clubs at Scarborough High. The two Junior clubs meet on Monday and Tuesday, the Seniors, on Thursday. All meetings are held during zero period in Room 9 under the guidance of Mrs. Lary. The clubs were formed to drill on the fundamentals of grammar and math in order to prepare the members for the challenge that lies ahead in the form of college entrance exams. Front right table: D. Libby, D. Googins, R. Wood, C. Applebee, C. Bennett. Front left table: 1. Collins, M. Moulton, T. Libby, L. Morse, D. Labbe, S. Stanford, J. Manderson. Left rear: D. Sin- clair, D. Berry, R. Waddington, D. Turner, D. Perry, H. Pillsbury, B. Taylor, Mrs. Lary. Right rear: P. Briggs, S. Austin, C. Snow, C. Santerre, A. MacDonald, G. Crocker, A. Leighton, R. Cummings, W. Soule. S. Hall, S. Atwood. J. Ahlquist, C. llvnm-tt, ' It ,f. , iimizs I f- 4....,,, .fi' mea-ir fa ,f-Mw1.i:a1 V ,- 3, 0 5 . -5 iii 3 a 'Q 1 I-N wi. .Z f -5 lm!! lu flgllff Vs. Xlurlcs. L, Hall. V. lfrant. R. Snow. lf, l'nul1'r. Hr, l,1lnlry, ll. Sm- vluir. l'I44'4ili4'lll. li, 'l'ziylm'. J. Hill. K. Vurnvy. R, Wnml. C. lliiisiiimv. A. Owens. IJ, Om-llf-Irv. Student Council Bvvulisv the slumlvnt lmmly ilicrvasvil to uw-r 1ilI'l'l' lnimirvci this yvur. thi- Slmlmil Cuunvil t'lllflffI1'li its invnilwrship from twvlw to sixlvvn. giving the vlassvs Fl mon' flvnim-r:ili4' reprvsmilatimi. Library Staff lfuvli vluw liuf ai l'1'lYI'4'bl'IllLlIiH' un ilu- lilvrul'y ftuff. Our lilnrzlry nf uwr four Iliullxlimi wluiiiv- I:-Ull1'Ufilll' hum! M'il4NYlllilI'1ll'l1'4 in tliv ftailv. and if ufwl um-Iuiilly. Stallrlirig: P. SlNl1'I'lll'l'g1. in Snow. I.. Terry. 5. Hull. li. Hif'kfm'1l. ll, lfrcwl-Q1-r. P. Hriglgs. F, Nivlwr- svn. NI. l'1-lice-. in l.mw. Siflirzg: F. Fugtvr. J. Xlziiule-rsmi. 5. Slunfurcl. I., Muna-, 1 WV ' 1 p H I 2' '.-:i1 i E- , if Bi 7,4 , i , M. . Y' . F53 W Q, ,S -9- 45 .J --1 4,.: U 1 3. ., 5' Q , X JF' f V . Y XiudfiL E 5' K A N 4 K .Q KVI ' q'f!f :figs I Hari: row: C. Hill, ll. Googins, G. Applebee, D. Roberts. V. Douglas. V. Sm-avey, ll. lillslmury. Taylor. U. Turner, Third row: .l, AilllllliFl, C. Grant. P. Berry. ll, llcrry, ll. Wood, li. Wood, lilslmy, C. Bennett, R. Douglas, M. O'Roak, N. Lothrop. Second row: Mrs, Jackson, Mrs. Lary, l r4-derifk. J. flleflllister, A. Leigllton. C. Harmon. .l. Collins. F, ROVt'll0llIZlllI. J, Manila-rson. T Stzinforcl. Nlrs. Heywood, Miss Ferguson. First row: S. Austin. Nl. le-live. P. Briggs, M. Moulton Foster. J. Harmon, S. Stevens, S. Nielcerson. L. Morse, B. Nichols. C. Christy, J. Covliie. Dram atifcs Q B D J S S The Dralnatics Clulm includes anyone who has taken pant in any dra- matic event at S.H.S. In the course of a year we present lll0 Senior Drama, three One-Act Plays, and we enter the State Play Contest. l,ast springis selection was The Mystery of Mouldy Manor. l,ot-ally we presented Elmer mul The Soprano. Comin' Round the Mountain, and Five at the George. Un November i5 we presented the Senior Drama, Unions in the Slew. The east has been chosen for the State Contest Play. A Cup of Tea. Underelassmen are looking forwarcl to One-Act Plays in April. 43 DATE: April 1957 . D elln Nuff! Senmr Drama Oh, 00 brcchg A SMU! fb, Sie al u-thu' 'Bdfg HAEDMAIJ 15 l957. Hnnwner 'Bee Gee ,Snlsie Kifsi a . New-Mohr Marvin Mn Cul-TIS c. Hrs. Curffs Lydll Jim 'Daffy Jo., 'Phjl Mummy x .0 A 09 x 2 fSa?!'N.m Q, ,ek iv ,X ' jxs xx: A , . , I' N f Q M 3 8:30 ' I N ,,. Q if? .L 2 ,. X V-TW U ,M w- J W' Q A HiJf'I1,cT,, ww Q ,M V 51 - ff ri .' - R n .. N 'Qqgk F L I Ei v 1 9230 5 L' 45 8 k K 5.5-.1 -w , , , ' N L- -,,.MW,,,,.,,., II11' CI:-1' Clubs lllltIt'l' thc' CIIICVIIUII oi IVIV. IJOUIII' send Illl Inlvn IIN' Spring C0lll't'I'l Q lt I1 vc':11'. lllvv allow than musu' can In inn Im' llmsv Slllgllllg m IIN vlulms and those' listvning to llwm. 1 nmsim' from IIN- gym and lm'm'L' row: ,I. xvllillvll, B, Kluulton. 'I'. Wuml, II. 'I'l1l'lll'T. Ii. 'I'uyI:vr. N. Iwrwn, Sz'f'uml mu Il. FuuIv. W. Iivlts. fl. Crzml, K. Ilvnsun. II, x1l'f:llIIUllg1Il. If, I'm'ln'rfm1, If. Nlill-. Fmnr run ,I. Ilurkv. If. I.iIIey. II. Cmnt. K. Frnet. II. Whiltvn. P. Iivrry. Glee Clubs Hfzflf mfr: li. lIur1I. li. IILIYIIIIDII. NI. 5Ill'I'Il11lll. A. fIillllllit'I'. il. Ifullvr. II, Tvmm. If. SPLIXUY, I.. IU-III-lim-r'. S. Swasvy. IJ. I.ittI:'fin-IrI. SVIYIIHI rout P. Moffilt. K. I.iIrIJy. If. I.zlIlIJ4'. I . Murphy. M. Swqllxwn, If. Szluvillm-. ,I. I'il1II4'r. II. I,:1IvIw. C. SQIIIIQFTIR C. xvylllilll, Frnnl rout ,I. I.iIrIvy. F. Iluyingi- tr-11. I.. XIIITIYIU, XI. IIMIQ. II. I n-tr'r. I.. lluylvy. ff. llay. S, I'I11mmf'I'. I.. I,owe'. N. Foul'-. fn' W' Q. fi 3 -s ,. C- -- l i 1 0, ' sg . -' V S Lf' A .. KJ .J , of 0 ' ig 5 Tv IL 5 W LX 2 , ' f' V i' s ky' N-J CJ gf L-f kfkff -L-f f X xx, f ' X X 'AMN Ni SIT. 'N-N I'I'f Q 4 3 - i' -' Choir Burl: row: S. Nivkvrson, M. Moulton, M. Mc-hlnlan, J. Cochin-, L. lxlavlloiialtl, J. Roy, j, Collins D. Dunn, P. Briggs, N. Silveira. C. Wagner. Serond row: D. Lalmlu-. A. Owens, P. Str-ward. P Pike, D. W4'lch, C. Glover, P. Crant, S. Atwood, C. Snow, J. liostwivk. C. Christy, D. Wagnc-r First row: D. Douglas, J. Alilquist, S. Foster, F. Rowbotham. I.. Snow, l.. Terry. .l. Cliriste-rise-n S, Hall, N. Sampson. G. Pooler, J, Gorman, Mr. Doane. Band Our biggest thrill this year was seeing our band in uniform for the first time. Within the last three years, the band has grown from a half zlozvn invmln-rs to thirty. We like to hear them play at the games! Standing: Mr. Doane, J. Ahlquist, E. Cochic-, C. Grant, S. Swarm-y, lf. l.ulmlu-, C. Clark, lf. Kins- man. Bark row: B. Bell. C. Moulton, W. Grant, D. Soule, P. Grant, Semin! row: P. lim-rry, S. Austin, R. Grant. C. Wyman, W. Betts, R. Douglas, P. 'l'lu-ofraslmi. lf. Wyman, l.. 'IH-rry. .l, CllFlf'y. L. Snow, D. llvrry, D. Kring, ll. Moulton. J. Whitten. ll. Pillslmry. Ffwll mir: Nl. Nlvhl- man, Ff. I,illf-y. W ,,,,..........,,.,...... QEMQQQ -ffgt ggggfg, Qivwpfqh I f 5, if es M Wg , K . Q, Q ,Ei ,,S5iiw. Q f X S .wg JANUARY Say 4'Checse.', Photographer DECEMBER Crisp winter weather but no snow for the large crowd which attended the Confetti Hall, a Saturday night date this year. Wvho doesn't enjoy singing Christmas carols under Mrs. Lihbey's direction? Alumni were invited, too, and came. Wendell White comes to take yearbook pictures. Busy edi- tors scurry up and down the halls lining up the next victims willing to be shot. f-rs JANUARY Color Day assembly brings out our Indian blood as our Squaws go on the warpath. A Caper is hanged and there is il heap big celebration around Indian campfire. Scarborough boys take sou- venir scalps. On ,lanuary lst the Driver Training Class was presented with a new Chevy for their use. Our sincere gratitude to Mill City Chevrolet of Biclaleforcl. . ff? if t t JANUARY 3 l X i. WM ws 4 Heavy snows cause hard go- ,Q 4 ing and even keep us out of ii , it y, li' - . school. lclillliifffl some of us to C fi, be a little late, tool 'S .Y ' L in-'ff iff, Q' i I Y, - 1-M , A I s4..:..'55'f wggfgf-'fi 5 ,, . . 43 I ani , Sizes- '1 - 1 Y Latin Clulm lnitiationellar- ents, teachers, and friends gather to Watch an evening in- stallation for Latin students who have completed success- fully a year of latin. 'N ,. nn 'I 9019 I.. f I 1 1 s'i'u' -3-g.' I. Q az 1' if tl H Nr-sf- f ,011 'Z ' . Q wx A n :w. . A . -1 ,Tf.'Q -11-, 4 . f if: i gf? Q W ol . 1 4,..fk: 1 .aft x , fi V . 1 a' SN 'I i K vii. Ak. F ' an '1 . fe is 'J Q -, ' 'fs Q25 . Q F -u Q-td' ' 5 0-4 ' S - x , . H w xgifi. K. X- 1 K ' y , 9 s Q, - Q X qi , , M. 2 r- S L: .. Q -1 1' FL! L Y-ix N 5 'L .. Q .. if Q: Q ' if - 'I Z5 v ' T1 1- , 5' - I . .. . .- fr-lr., - L: - W. -. - A if-Q rn SX. x , K 1 Q 5. ., 5 x i R kv ss., f. - X. gf ,gm 4,,. - Q Q an ' 1' , 1? X b ix' f 0 1 -' f l ll ' S 1-I .- . ' 1 5 In. i A X Q 1 I 5 -' . , .. 1 5 i H I 3.5 ' ' J ' ' Q . ii ' W1 , A., K s X Q .- ,-. I rm ...L 2 4 n K A me I ,v Q . Il x . Y xl 5 , 1 AJ 1 - 1 . , 1 a M V E. 1 -,xxx I 'S ' g ' Q' x ' .5 9 -JET? X A S ,A A .75 I I X- V J P 5, 1 f U . ' Y I x 'W I 1 ' . I . Y f ' u 5 A ' b , V 71.1. ' . I IQQ ' s I ' X . I Flax X' . X S' my .. - , 1 V gli Q . , . W... n A -' f 11.5 , . ' - , sg. Q, f. K 2 544 , ' g -7 1' , gi ' ' LV! F im l i . E. Q I . ' .'Y13sQQ. .- A 1 ' - . 1 . f ,,w,W. M -Q 0 a ' L S - 3 Q . -, M K . f I N Q 1 I , urwswuxm.e 1' 5 l 1 :I I ' Q N . -fi PEEQ , ,Q 1 fifgtf, A f f if f si Qi A K C L ' w - , V B fm,--M' ir hiv' R :fi-gf 'lv .X ' ,V Q Xt A V 6 gi 5 . in , g Wk ii if 5? , wif 'Q 53 Q . S5 ff 55.5 if is G, Waiting for action. fx .sjmf f ' .. iw ,Q - i,n-.. -L Q - :ff - 1 l MQ' QQ lfllfli' mir: Xl. Silwiru. R. lfrost. .l. Curley. ll. Moulton. IJ, ,Iohn,.on. ti. Moulton, S, Sl.-xt-ng, XI, tfnrlew. li. thuws. A. Leighton. ti. Chrifty. G. Crocker. Seroml row: Mr. llurton, N. lwrson, R. Grant. lf. Knight, I.. Smith. YY. lit-tts. M. M4-hhnen. l'. Grant. F. XVYIIHIII, G, Pooh-r. .l. Nieillirler. Niles Tliormlike. First row: R. Oliver. ti. lihhy, W. Light: W. tlrunt. R. llnnt. lf. ijhhy. R. Lowe. U. Foster. C. llinsmorv. l.. Snow. j. NleConnn-lly. C, Snow. N. Sumpfon. wimming and Rifle lnstruetion and pfill'lil't' were offered our boys in the Y.M.C.A. with Mr. liurton. anti the same was provitletl tht- girl swimmers with Miss 'lihorntiike as in- Sll'llt'l0f. The Rifle Cluh with supervisor Mr. Burton is expecting to compete in Several postal matches this season. Last yeur's eluh held their own against keen eompetition. and this yearis Shooters hope to do as well with such marksmen as George Bennett. Norm Klein. and several others ineluding several girls. lirirlr row: R. liowkowski. G. Grunt. K. Benson, L. Smith, S. Perry, R. llarrnon, J. Hill, S. Harmon .l. Flaherty. H. Conlthartl, M. Morrison. Seronrl row: C. Fretlerivk, lf. I'eterson, R. Nelson, B llnrmon, S. lioyington. N. Durgin, lf. Light, N. Light. First row: I.. tlullrlet, N, Klein, G, ilennett Nlr. Horton, D. Dunn. ll. lh-rry. sw-- Searlioro Searhoro Searhoro Searlxoro Searhoro Searlioro I0 Gorham 0 Wiiidhalii 9 Standish , 8 Freeport 5 Cape Elizabeth l 2 Greely 0 Scarboro T Scarhoro 7 Scarhoro T Scarboro 0 Searboro I Baseball A hit means a run. Q-, .Q -i Q... . 0 Falmouth 15 Pennell . 7 Porter 15 Buxton 6 N.Y.A. 51 Quilt, With our '57 baseball teanfs record of eight wins to three losses in Triple C Basef hall. St'ilI'lNPl'tlllf'll Hi h harl reason to eon ratulate Coach Sehaare anfl his eoinmetent 'V rs .g . I o team. We refrret losin lwasehall stanclouts as Arlo Pike. Arelne Marles. ltax Smith. 2' . la-lancl llarnion. ancl joe .-Xnclerson. The outstanding performance of several in flivirhial players sparkefl us to some impressive wins during the season. :Xrlo Pike. our haselrall hero of '57, eonelumlerl his high school athletic Career with the In-st pitch- ing reeoril to and UI and the highest halting average of any player in the Con- ferenee League. We all expeet further athletic exploits from Arlo. This spring we expect to maintain a goofl League stanfling with experieneecl players like llivk line. Dale Sinelair. Ken Varnev. and Clint Li lfuflf wut t.oau'h 5I'llZ1Lll't'. Il. Niivlair. lf. Iililmy. I.. Hannon. K. Smith. X. Pike, ll. Lilwlny. pi. Nlarles. lt. Hoe. K. Yarney. Front row: li. Taylor. Nlanagrerz V. Seuvey. D. .l0l'1l21l1. lf. Klllsllliln. U. llrowr. mls-istant Manager H. tfoultharcl. us? :Sag 5 , RR., 4 gr. N ..:. 55,2 QSFRNA 32 Nminrwx-as fi Qt. 'llfiff xv' Wes,-' 'EWU Yr' .f ,,. RQ. 'X A ...- S E Q W i 5? M a Nix! W' ?f'E . N A Sf . f- D- ,W ,f?ff'f 3? Q I 4 vw - 'vr-' f - . X YQ- 1 .x . '-v'f'. .W ! !, Q e' nf., A f f wgefe-gm Q + .M - 4 frxwe . 5 N51 - x A - mf 1 -Q. .Q .Q -xx -N .Q 4 ,J . l 56 3 r 'ffff' 55 J! gf I 1' 135 riglll: J. NlcAllis ' . Varsit Basketball and Cheering Gtltlfl-SJOI'lSlIl3I1Slll7. loval sunort. and inn rovement were thc kc' words of our -in . 1 P 5 lraskcthall team this year. Although wcakenefl through graduation last year, our squad showed steady improvement unclcr the skillful Coaching of Mr. lVlacl7arlancl. .Nhly assists-rl hy Mr. Plunnncr. Nlr. lVlacFarland has heen huilfling a team that should zrovc successful next vcar. Several underclassnien show much Jroinisc. . I . 1 . . . I Laptain Dick Roc and Frank l.1hhj.' contributed much in hoth the scoring and cle- fcnsivc ranks. Scarhoro fans wcrc rewarded for their loyal support throughout thc season when we flK'l.CZllt'Il our hifrfrcst rival. Gorham. in our final thrillinf' leaffue A FX' F Z' garne hy a score of 38-31. lim-If l'0lL'f Coach R. Plunnncr. ll. Sinclair. C. Libby. K. Varney, V. Douglas, C. Moulton, R. Wood, 11. llill. .l. Connolly. Coach lf. Mclfurlantl. Front row: Manager W. Marles, P. Cossclin. F. Libby. Y. Se-avcy. Captain R. Roc. J. Brown. Nlanagcr M. O'Roak. in I j I I dl - .gk ,L .N K .: v -' n 1- ll... .41 Sramlirzg: Coach K. Koutrouln I 1 f.. Snow, A. lhoxnason I from tr Harmon, Co-Captairi S 0 tin. Captain lf. RIDWllllll3IY! lil! If X GQ Q L Tiksrg C wifi: J' vig, ,. Q X sa..if.HiM Clwerlvadvrt rcvvive- thx-ir Iraditimmal ruse.: 1 o fail AX? 1 R 9 4 xlx ,Xi lf, nm' as if .624 +'2 'sq K I .. ,Q egwf i Nc'w style' lwallvtlfn XP xfflvs we A -nafiffff ' X .l.V. Basketball and Cheering The J.V.,s played a long. diffieult season hut showed us some sharp haskethall in their last few games. Clint Lihhy. John Connolly. Ken Varney, Kip Moulton. Pete Peterson. and Boh Grant saw a lot of action. while several other hoys played fine suhstitution roles. We are looking for some good teams in the future under our fine eoaehing staff of Mr. lVlcFarland and Mr. Plummer, and through the hasketlmall huild-up program in Bessey Junior High and midget teams. Harlf row: Manager L. Gaudet. J. Fancy, N. Iverson, C. Skillings, J. Curley, U. Johnson, 5. Harmon, J. Burke, N. Collins, Manager C. Skillins. Front row: R. Hunt. W. Betts. W. Comwlly. L. Smith. li. Peterson, R. Grant. E. Kinsman. CPIIIPIS Captain S. Hurd lei! 1 fir, U. Foster. J. Christi I mer B. W4-Ich. Cu-Captain I X 'V ,XA IA JN. SCOREBOARD GIRLS' SCOREBOARD CLIIN' Urvvly Nu. N-1ll'lIlOlllll lirvvpnrl Slzuulisll Vzlluxwlllll Curlmm Kl'Illlt'lDllllk fuapv :Xlumni Nu. Rvilfllltblllll Kl'lIllt'l1llllk V1'v1'porI Crm-ly Fullnmlth Curllunm OPP. 11.2 43 -IT T3 25 I l 49 -16 fll I5 65 33 61 23 All 53 S.II.S. Ol'l'. SHS. 20 Falmouth 25 28 52 Curhanm 56 f-IR 27 xwlllyllfllql 27 ffl -I6 Urvf-ly 2,11 26 50 Capt' I U 21 RT xVlly'IlfIt?fl' '36 38 .10 CLOFIHIIII -1-5 IH- 48 Fullmmutll .58 33 32 Cupv 2411 15 48 Croc-ly' 'W I4-'11 46 39 59 51 -15 50 u,L.4 u 1 M. or o F 4-n-V 1921 GIQLS t,AbKFT E-JALL x 1 A su...... 1...v Mmm.. If K'.r1.p....s AA. Klam- x pnh Tnuh Mdlm 3 i E . W I 1 liaflf Roux' Wl. Cltllllllllftl. l.. Smith, ll. Moulton, ll. Frost, C. Moulton, lf. Kinsman, C. Mills, R. Ulivvr. Frou! row: Mr. l'lunnnc-r. Assistant Coachg J. Russo, J. Whitton, D, Sinvlair, ll, lwonn-y, l'. Nlnnson, J. llurkv. W. ffonnvlly. Mr. Nlr'Farlancl. Coach. Cross Country lroys participutml in meets at Falmouth, Gorham, Pennell, and Capo and ran against six teams. Mills :incl Vorrill were outstanding this your plzlving sc-vonml :Incl thirfl in svvoral nlevts. Cross Countr and Bowling The Bowling Cluh enjoys at weekly work-out at the Big l'wLnty Uffiurs in l'rm-sirls-nt ll. Snow. Vive l'resiclc'nt M. Silveira, Secretary Q Qmall Ifarlf row: R. lluyvr, R. Collins, l'. Burnham, C. Libby, R. Davis, ow Km ht boron: row: Mr. Lililry, Atlvisorg R. Fogg, R, llyvr, ll. llurtl, V. Robichauml ll Iothron Small. l . Wyman, l'. Steward, l.. Willettv. S. Nickerson, 5. Stanford. l 'Nlanccr on Ptnca llunllvy. 1 'WW , RASICBALL 1953 V. Douglas D. Googins ll. lioc D. Sinclair 1959 13. Taylor 1960 C. Libby V. liarncy SOCCER 1958 D. Googins D. Libby D. Sinclair 1959 1'. Cosselin 1960 C. Libby C. Moulton Wearers of the 6637, Receiving a letter for faithful and exceptional service to the school is a thrilling experience for all wearers of the MSW Pi BASKETBALL CHEERLEADING 1958 1958 C. Christy J. Collins ,l. Collins S. FOFIPT V. Douglas D. Coogins D. Libby ,l. lV1Zlllt1t'fS0ll W. Nlarlcs M. Uilioali G. lloolcr R. Hoc V. Seavey D. Sinclair N. Stilphcn R. Wnwticl 1959 P. Cosselin F. Libby 1960 W. Betts C. Libby S. Stevens bl - ff. llarlnon ,l. llarmon I. 4 S . llowbotliani 1959 . Austin I'. Briggs S 1960 . llurfl TRACK 1958 V. Douglas W. Marla-s lVl. 0'11oak D. Sinclair lt. Wood 1959 D. Berry J. Connolly 1960 W. Betts f A .1 4 ,M rw ALUMNI AWARDS Martha Pillsbury '56 ,Iohn Pooler '56 Sandra Robertson '57 Arthur Marles '57 AMERICAN LEGION CITIZENSHIP John AWARD Pooler Arthur Marles ATHLETIC AWARD Arlo Pike Rebecca Hughes BOOKKEEPING AWARD Galen Huff 6 ,, COMMERCIAL AWARD Then Sandra Robertson there were DELTA KAPPA GAMMA Iwo awards- SCHOLARSHIP Mary Mallory DRAMATICS AWARD I Alan Durgin HUSSON COMMERCIAL AWARD Shirley Quimby LATIN KEY Mary Mallory Galen Huff LIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Joanne Coogins LITERATURE AWARD Sally Storey Rebecca Thelma William Bayley Hughes Libby MUSIC AWARD Eva Lilley Sally Storey Eva miary Nancy Mallory INTCICIIEI' Arlo Shirley Sally Katherine Pike Quimby Storey Soyias 62 LIBRARY AWARD Katherine Soyias Martha Sandra Arthur Pillsbury Robertson Maries Robert William Alan Ahlquist Bayley Dllfgin Alumni Honors Joanne Richard Googins Harvey GlN0w,, there are twenty-two. MATHEMATICS AWARD PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARD Alan Durgin P.T.A. SCHOLARSHIP Mary Mallory SALUTATORIAN Galen Huff SCHOLASTIC KEY Nancy Melcher Robert Ahlquist SHORTHAND AWARD Thelma Libby TYPING AWARD Shirley Quimby ZONTA CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Mary Mallory VALEDICTORIAN Richard Harvey .I A ' w, as THREE HUNDRED years ago, Scarborough enjoys her f ous clams. The Seniors of Scarborough High School wish to thank all you LOYAL SUBSCRIBERS We hope that you will find your picture in this, our 1958 Then and Now Issue OUR SUBSCRIBERS Parents, Friends, Alumni, Teachers, Students Betty Esty Paul Bayley Thomas Seavey Agnes Libby, '56 Dale Douglas, '57 Dana Bartlett, '53 Mrs. Eva Stanford Mr. Dick Plummer Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doane Miss Madeline Sinclair Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Libby Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sinclair Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Percy J. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Richard Libby Mr. and Mrs. Irving R. Moulton Mr. and Mrs. R. Leon Lary Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bragdon Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L. Libby Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Rountree and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Jordan and Family Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mitchell and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward McFarland Ross, '24 and Gertrude, '27 Bill Morse, '55 and Martha Pillsbury, '56 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Larrabee Bill, Janice, and Peggy Littlejohn Ralph, Eleanor, Bill, Gary Lorfano Tommy Henley, '57 Paul S. Scammon Rebecca Hughes, '57 Mrs. F. H. B. Heald Mr. Elwood G. Bessey Olive Worthly Thomas S. Vose Miss Anne Ferguson Mrs. Natalie Heywood Miss Rena Thorndike Mrs. Lenora McMackin Miss Helen Koutroulis Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Lunt Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. Knowlen Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Hallett Mr. and Mrs. A. Ralph Libbey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burton Mr. Alfred J. Fortier Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Libby Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pillsbury Calista fMillikenJ Morse, '93 John and Edna fMillikenJ Pillsbury, '93 Mr. and Mrs. George Delaware and Charles Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pillsbury Clifford, Nancy and Donnie Mitchell George and Rita I Dickensonj Wiemer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sa1'gent Clayton '41, Marion '40, Clayton, Jr. '60, Judy, Larry and Terry Skillings Martha '23, Edna '48, Eunice '49, Elaine '50, Eben '53, Eva '57, Edwin '61 The Elwood G. Bessey Junior High School Teachers The Oak Hill Grammar School Teachers 63 Judith Ahlquist Gerald Applebee Lois Bell George Bennett June Collins Briane Coulthard William Coulthard Lewis Crabtree Carolyn Christy Donna Douglas Glen Downs Sally Foster Joan Frederick Emma Gochie Janet Gochie David Googins Gloria Harmon Judith Harmon Suzanne Atwood Sheila Austin Barbara Bayley Kenneth Benson Donald Berry Barbara Bickford Joseph Bowden Pamela Briggs Jeanne Brown Donna Carrier Carolyn Clark Herbert Coulthard Judith Coulthard Gail Crocker Rosa Cummings Donald Baizley Jack Bell Paul Berry Marilyn Betts Wendell Betts Page Burnham Harold Chase Judy Christensen Ray Collins Robert Coulthard Michael D'Amico Barbara Davis Martin Deering Gloria Dinsmore Rodney Douglass Ray Doyer Deborah Dunn CLASS OF 1958 Charles Hill Dorothy Labbe Norman Laughton Dale Libby Thelma Libby Nancy Lothrop William Marles Vance B. Turner Edward Thibeau Vaughn Douglas Jean Manderson Beverly McAllister Laurette Menard Louise Morse Marilyn Moulton Beverly Nichols Mervyn O,Roak Donald Peterson Alice Picher CLASS OF 1959 George Curlew Richard Deery John Flaherty Larry Gaudet Paul Gosselin Elmo Greene Priscilla Pike Wayne Pasanen Jerry Myers Sandra Hall Ann MacDonald Duane Huff James Hathaway Delmont Perry Priscilla Moffitt Norman Klein CLASS OF 1960 Nancy Durgin Robyn Frost Gail Fuller Jean Coulthard Jill Coulthard Raymond Harmon John Hill Alice Gantnier Rita Labbe Mary Jane Huntley Glenn Grant Melvin Morrison Patricia Ganem Ronald McCullough Clifford Moulton Ray Littlefield, Jr. Lucille Willette' Hugh Pillsbury Glenna Pooler David Roberts Richard Roe Frances Rowbotham Virgil Seavey Peter Selberg Dale Sinclair Steven Small Sandra Stanford Beverly Stevenson Nancy Stilphen Alena Thomason Fred Thurlow Beverly Waltz Priscilla White Raymond Wood Robert Wood Serena Zachow Jeanne Libby Corydon Mills Judy Phillips Lorraine Pellitier Ann Leighton Nancy Soule Arnold Stevenson Ethel Seavey Carol Santerre Sandra Swasey Myra Sherman Donna Tokarski Cora Jean Snow Clayton Skillin Linda Storey Sandra Nickerson Mary Pence Gloria Wyman Elaine Sanville Gerald Nelson Susan Stevens Sharon Small Peter Peterson Kenneth Varney Bob Swazey Robert Paulsen Gary Thomas Pat Noble .lune Skillings Mary Swanson Howard Nelsen Clayton E. Skillings Jr Beverly Bennett John Burke Caroline Burnham Karen Christy Norman Collins liohert Dolloff John Faney Donna Foster Charles Frederiek JoAnne Fuller Linda Cayley Cynthia Clover Prudence Grant Richmond Davis Jacqueline Creiner Cornelia Gay Robert Fogg Paul Coodale Robert Hunt Peter Monson Steven Leavitt Neil lverson 4 CLASS OF 1961 Donald A. Johnson Dean Kring Ronald MacDonald Clifford Knight Jean Nye Janet McConnell Bruce Moulton Warren Light Robert Oliver Lynda MacDonald Judy Hall Connie Hurd Anna Owens Marilyn Mehlman Barhara Lothrop Carlene Huff Roderie Lowe Judy Kimball Stephen Harmon Stephen Perry Marcia Milliken John Curley Faye Wyman Joyee liolwrts Betty Jean WelL'l1 Linda Terry Marilyn Woodward Elizabeth Quimhy Roger Snow Vivian Rohiehaud Leroy Smith Penny Soderherg Frances Temm Nancy Sampson lrene Thiheau Pam Steward Lloyd Storey Linda Snow Paulene Riehard Richard Twomey James Russo Tommy VVood Judy Roy l Still digging. 65 - , - 44.-6 at Congra1'ula+ions on Your New A'I'hle1'ic Field L. R. HIGGINS BULLDOZING-TRUCKING-BACKHOE AND SHOVEL WORK SAND-GRAVEL-LOAM Wes'I' Scarboro, Maine Tel. TUcker 3-2402 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Amel-,Oro Massachuseiis CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS-DIPLOMAS PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA-MEDALS AND TROPHIES Represenfaiivez MR. DONALD B. 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Complimen+s of ROBERT PROUT FARM MARKET GARDENS Pleasani Hill Road SCARBOROUGH MAINE Complimenfs of STAN'S ESSO STATION Oak Hill, Scarborough, Me. ROAD SERVICE TOWING SNOW PLOWING IGNITION SERVICE CUSACK'S AMOCO SERVICE Tel. TU 3-2575 Rouie I, Dunsian Corner NEW USED RET READ TIRES BRAKE AND MUFFLER SERVICE The Perfeci' Graduaiion Course A Solo FIighI' Course aI' PORTLAND FLYING SERVICE, INC. Porl' 'o Maine Airporr Soufh Poriland SCARBOROUGH. MAINE Governmeni Approved School No. 4I Special Sfudeni' Solo Courses Ve'I'erans FIigh'I' Training Tel. Porfland 4-4328 Congraiulafions 'Io I'he I958 Graduafing Class of Scarborough High School SACO-LOWELL SHOPS Biddeford. Maine AI' Your Service 8:00 A. M. Io 8:00 P. M. Complimenfs of Personal Saniiary A+'Ien'I'ion Service vleuE's BARBER SHOP LODGE U. S. Roufe I Oalr Hill SCARBOROUGH, MAINE Complimenfs of For Good Food GORHAM SIMPSONS SAVINGS BANK GORHAM MAINE RouTE I scARBoRoueH, ME. CARR BROTHERS Esfablished I9I6 CHRISTIAN G. KRAGELUND CQ., I Real Es+aI'e H Kragelund Building WHOLESALE FRUIT AND PRODUCE 463 COHQFCSS Sffeef PORTLAND 3. MAINE ZI7 Commercial Slreel' TELEPHONE: PORTLAND I, MAINE 3-5984 or 3-3646 Complimenfs of PADDOCK DINER Tel. SPruce 2-9378 HENRY'S AUTO SERVICE Q Your Neighborhood Calso Deale 863 Main S'I'reeI' SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE GOOLD TEXACO SERVICE -Specialing in MARFAK Lubricafion- WILLARD BATTERIES Wesf Scarborough. Maine Tel. 3-24II Complimenfs of HUMPTY-DUMPTY POTATO CHIP CO., INC. Good 'For You and I'I1e Kicldies Too ROUTE I SCARBOROUGH. MAINE SP 2-2047 TU 3-2062 MARY 8: BOB'S DRIVE-IN Lobsfer Pound Roufe I -9 2- 'zz' .1 .- . 5' - 'mum ,113 B. I 1, A Makes a Difference VLADIMIR KRIJANOVSKY Wesf Scarboro. Maine Phone TUcIcer 3-4587 Represeniing AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Har'H:ord, Conneciicuf W Complimenfs f ff 5 WINEL BUILDERS New Homes or Remodeling Free EsI'ima+es TU 3-2770-Dial-TU 3-2664 Complimenfs of W. E. YOULAND CO. THOMAS J. BARRY Your BoH'Ied Gas Dealer Television-Radios Gas and EIec+ricaI Appliances 29 MAIN STREET, GORHAM. MAINE Teiephone VE 4-bl I I Complimenfs of SMITH'S Jewelry-Cameras KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS 873 Main S+., Wesibrook, Me. Tel. UL 4-5542 Complimenfs of PORTLAND FRU IT CO. I85-I89 Commercial S+. PORTLAND, MAINE Disfribufors of F. F. V. Tavern Appeiizers and Fancy Imporfed Cookies, VaIIe's Salad Dressings 40,1 couN,y , fbumnollms J - o'sCUl1' Co MiIIer-HoIIis ChocoIa'l'es-Tempfin' Brand Food Produc-fs Phone 4-5200 Biddeford Maine MARC E. SIMARD, Presideni' Complimenfs of WINCHESTER'S BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP Open Tuesday Through Saiurday 9:30 A.M. fo 8:00 P.M. Haircufs-75c I26 Main Sf., So. Porfland, Me. Dial SP 4-5I84 iiplasxil--:pf - All ' CASCADE LODGE AND CABINS Maine Shore Dinners ROUTE l. SACO. MAINE TEL. TU 3-44I6 SHAW'S SUPER MARKETS 4 Modern Super Marlcels Designed 'lo Make Every Shopping Trip a Real Pleasure In Souih Porlland-Shop SHAW'S MILL CREEK I99 Ocean Sfreef In Porlland-Shop SHAW'S NORTH GATE 9l Auburn Sl'ree'l' SHAW'S CONGRESS SQUARE 585 Congress Sfreei SHAW'S MONUMENT SQUARE 7 Preble Sheer Maine ls Full of Opporiuniiies Prepare Yourself fo Talre Advaniages of Them Plan Your Fufure fo Slay in Maine Complimenls of MERRILL TRANSPORT CO. PORTLAND BANGOR AUGUSTA AUBURN seARsPoRT Landscaping Bullclozing A Asphall Shovel Driveways W ork E. L. BOWLEYTT General Trucking Loam-Sancl-Gravel Tel. Scar. 3-4893 R.F.D. l, Scarborough, Maine Com plimenls of THE MOORINGS MR. AND MRS. ARNOLD WOOD Telephone TUclcer 3-4846 LINDHOLM'S GREENHOUSE CUT FLOWERS-PERENNIALS--ANNUALS Roufe I, Black Poinl' Road SCARBORO. MAINE ' RI' THE MARSHVIEW -if U. S. Rouie No. I f i? v 1.-1 :ja f ., , f-'A RESTAURANT SHORE AND STEAK-CHICKEN DINNERS A La Carfe Menu AII Home Cooked Food Closed on Mondays TeI. Scarborough 3-9386 Jusiine Knapp, Mgr. L. W. KNIGHT 81 SON, INC. Hardware and Sporfing Goods Wesfbroolc, Maine TELEPHONE I 22 C I. + F AMATO'S omplmen s o , 0 Ifalranofrizrgslulches NATIONWIDE 7I INDIA smear Dial 3-I682 Poriland, Maine N UTS - PO'I I'ER'S by FURNITURE STORE NUTTER 269 Main Sfreei' BIDDEFORD, MAINE PIeasan'I' Hill Road SCARBOROUGH, MAINE Tel. TU 3-2638 Complimenis of SEAVEY'S MARKET Complimenis of MAINE HARDWARE , Rug Division Hardware Division Grocenes 622 c S+ als C s MEATS-FRESH FISH ongress . ongress 'I'. Depoi' S+. Pine Poinf. Me. PORTLAND MAINE THURSTON AND BA . !,EY Dealers in CLAMS AND QUAHOGS Pine Poini' Maine WILLIAM J. FIELDING, JR. Sunoco Proclucls Radio Sales and Service PHONE SCAR. TU 3-9343 THE HARRIS COMPANY Marine and General Hardware Pain+s ancl Varnishes Mill Supplies AND HARRIS OIL CO. G.E. Healing Equipmeni' Cifies Service Hearing Oils COMMERCIAL STREET Porfland Maine . ,. ,. , , ...4.k.........4........ T' Complimenls of CASH'S MARKET Zualdtq Quemled Pleasanf Hill Road SCARBOROUGH MAINE Complimenls of PARK'S W Q? HOME BAKERY Complimenis of A FRIEND Complimenls of PLEASANT HILL FARMS MARKET GARDENERS LOWELL F. MCLAUGHLIN, Prop. Chamberlain Rd. Scarborough, Maine DAVID BERLOWITZ WOODFORDS HARDWARE PLUMBING 8SUPPLY co. WESTBROOK MAINE 695 Foresl' Ave., Porilancl. Maine Tel. UL 4-4000 Tel. SP 4-2604 open Mon. .na Ffa. Tan 9 Complimenfs of Wa+cl1 and Clock Repairing MASTER CRAFT U JEWELERS S A Fine Seleclion of Prouls Necl: Maine WBICITGS and Jewelry 9 School Slreel' GORHAM, MAINE WE PACK AND SHIP LOBSTER ANYWHE M. J. FLAHERTY Fish Merkel and Lobsfer Pound Dial 5-I26I 228 Commercial Sfreei, Poriland. Maine RE B. D. STEARNS. INC. PORTLAND, ME. Wholesale Mears-Provisions-Frozen Foods Ins'I'iI'uI'ional Groceries SI'earns Frankfuris-Sausage-Table Ready Mea'rs C. E. CARLL AGENCY Fire and Aufo Insurance Esfablished in I866 Tel. VE 4-376I Gorham, Maine CompIimen+s of CONORA RESTAURANT Higgins Beach SCARBOROUGH MAINE CRESSEY 81 ALLEN Musical Insfrumenfs Records-Sheei' Music 92 Oalc Sfreei' PORTLAND. MAINE Tel. SP 3-8I3I Complimenfs of DR. THOMAS P. ALLEN OsI'eopa+hic Physician and Surgeon WEST SCARBOROUGH. MAINE Complimenis of ELEVATION FARM MARKET Rou+e I, Scarborough, Me. Complimen+s of GORHAM BODY SHOP Gas Welding Elecfric Welding DCN PELKEY, Prop. Room 203 Slrand Bldg. HERB ERT'S Dial 3 SPruce 3-88 8 IMOGENFS westbrook HAIR STYLING SALON 565 Congress Slreef Porllancl, Maine g'7DI51ianAg:':5+EL TQFPIJJLRIAIEQE42-WQSEEEIESCIIAEIEE Dial TU 3-2343 KNIGHT'S USED FURNITURE CO. useo FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD Chef and Helen Knighl' Propriefors Roule No. I Dunslan W. Scarborough, Me MAINE MEMORIAL CO. Cemelery Memorials 220 Main S+ree'r SOUTH PORTLAND 7. MAINE Represenlalive JOHN J. DIMATTEO Telephone Office SP 3-4362 Res. SP 3-9650 Tel. SP 5025I S. Harolcl Lalham R. D. HAMILTO 81 CO. Dealers in Fish, Clams ancl Lobslers Anfiques, Efc. N 9 Cuslom House Wharf Poriland, Me. Near Race Traclr and Drive-In Thea'I're THE CORNER SANDWICH SHOP Modern Cabins and Wholesome Food GATEWAY TO OLD ORCHARD BEACH JEAN and FRANK KING Tel. Scar. 3-9359 Roufe I-W. Scarboro. Me. Loam-Sand-Fill- Gravel-Crushed Sfone EDWIN E. JONES Asphali- Driveways-Cesspools Landscaping-Bulldozing Shovel Worlc-General Truclcing Phone Scar. 3-4832 Port II6-3-4832 WEST SCARBORO. MAINE GENERAL Q W at Scarhoro 3-4883 Brick-Slone-Cemenl' Fireplaces a Specially RAYMOND E. WILEY MASON coNTRAcToR Scarboro, Maine Complimenis of CompIimen+s of ROBERT C. KNOWLTON D.D.S. 8I3 Main Sfreei WESTBROOK, MAINE o- CLARK COAL 8: LUMBER CO. R. w. CLARK, Prop. Wood, Coal and Building Maierials Fuel Oils-- .ponf Painis Our Mono: LIVE SERVlCE Tel. VE 4-350I Gorham, Maine Complimenfs of EZY-WAY SUPER MARKET THORNTON HEIGHTS Dial 4-3761 Louis GORDON, Prop. STUART'S MEN'S SHOP 0 Cloihing 0 Furnishings 0 Shoes 97 Ocean Sireei So. Poriland. Maine GUSTAFSON'S WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIR SERVICE Cosfume Jewelry 672 FOREST AVENUE Woodford Corner Porfland 5. Maine Complimenis of EASTERN MUSICAL SUPPLY CO. Com ple+e Service for SCHOOL BANDS I30 Free S+., Porfland, Me. Tree Moving - Bulldozing Planl' Ma+eriaI - Loam - Fill PLEASANT HILL NURSERIES Landscape Coniraciors Scarboro, Maine Phone 3-2 I 97 JAMES LITTLEJOHN, JR. WILLIAM J. LITTLEJOHN is .i 0 0 I gi X Complimenfs F Z N DOT'S LUNCH JoE's BARBER SHOP fly Home Posf Office Building Made Dunsfan Corner Pashies WEST SCARBOROUGH. MAINE STATE STREET, GORHAM, M YOU SAVE THE MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT DODGE CLOTHES For I'I1e Man Who Knows 482 Congress Sfreef PORTLAND. MAINE Complimenfs of GORHAM RED 81 WHITE STORE NORMAN G. RAY Owner and Manager 8 Soufh S+ree+ GORHAM MAINE TOYS AT A DISCOUNT Complimenis of U-ay-Away Plan, DR- uBBY's TOY sHoP P. Roufe No. I Oak Hill OsI'eopa+I'1ic Physician WEST SCARBOROUGH. MAINE Scarborough, Maine Tel. TU 3-9945 MRS. E. L. LIBBY Complimenfs of CONROY'S GARAGE Pine Poinf Maine FIowers Thaf Las+ Longer FLOWERS PORTLAND - SOUTH PORTLAND CompIimen'Is of FOOD STORES 6-F Q III' ' Ui Wishing AII S'I'udenI's Success in Their Sfudies and Sporfs BLOTNER TRAILER SALES, INC. Aufhorized Dealer and Dis+ribu+or Large SeIecI'ion of Qualify Mobile Homes Locaied on U.S. Hi hwa I aI' 238 Main 9 Y SOUTH PORTLAND Dial SP 4-6707 CompIimen+s of LORD'S ANTIQUES Beech Ridge Road NO. SCARBOROUGH, ME. Glass - China CompIimen+s of Your FULLER BRUSH MAN Complimenfs of ACME BODY AND PAINT SHOP Complimenfs of MAINE MOTEL 606 Main SI., So. Porfland, Me. TeI. SP 4-I394 OPEN ALL YEAR Complimenfs g gg of Complimenfs of PARKER'5 DRESS SHOP I Q AND 111 ' I' CHILDREN'S CORNER WESTBROOKI MMNE WEBBER FARM PRODUCE WinnocIc's Neck Road SCARBOROUGH. MAINE RED 81 WHITE STORE For Fine Foods C. F. BRADFORD AND SON Wesf Scarborough Maine Take 'Em Io Walcem J. D. WAKEM Cleaners and Dyers 503 Main S+. SO. PORTLAND, MAINE Tel. SP 2-29II Nesco Green Sfamps-Free Nylons FREDERICK BROS. Range and Fuel Oils SCARBOROUGH, MAINE Tel. TU 3-255l If No Answer TU 3-9968 Complimenis of A FRIEND ATKI NsoN's BLUE POINT VARIETY FU Pine Poin'I Road Biddeford - Saco SCARBOROUGH MAINE DRINK Q IIO. us. nt. on. Com plimenis of TRAFTON'S SHOE STORE 860 Main S+. WESTBROOK MAINE TIBBETTS' SERVICE Tel. TU 3-9374 S PIIEME Tires Bafferies Accessories Lubricaiion Washing Range Oil DUNSTAN CORNER WEST SCARBOROUGH. MAINE Dial Lynn 3-5630 Home Office: Lynn, Mass. P. O. Box 697 GREEN TOURS Operafors of De Luxe AII-Expense Tours WASHINGTON. D. C.. SHENANDOAH VALLEY GETTYSBURG, MONTREAL. QUEBEC, GASPE PENINSULA - AND - NEW YORK CITY LITHOGRAPHED BY Q A K DALLAS 0 TEXAS The Bm Yearbook: an TAYLOR MADE J qw .- F . T' 2? .ff R ,Q 3 M . :gi .g x ',, L ,? , ' 'af Q 5. ' Tj, V 1 SS- ,Q ,gr . ,1 L, F' . 1638 THEN. . . The English first settled here in 1630, Claimed for their own, Owascoag, Land of mach grassf and in 1658 Scarborough became a town. 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