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

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a ULTP th. | ALEXANDER JUNIEWICZ Industrial Arts Driver Training es — PHILLIPS HOLAHAN Math History World Geography CAROLINE CONLEY Algebra | Geometry Advanced Math Cheerleading Whether down in his special territory, the shop, or riding with a student driv- Mr. Holahan has several new approach- ree , : His clever ideas and er, Mr. Juniewicz is ready to assist Perhaps we will learn to pronounce es to teac hing. his name! comments make every class in- Amidst the world of logarithms, slide witty rules, and polygons, stands Miss Con- teresting. ley, making easy work of our hopeless mathematical puzzles. OLIVE WORTHLY Mrs. Worthly is our co-operative office secretary and everyone’s “good man Friday.” She supplies countless bits of information to us daily. us through HERBIE WENTWORTH HARRY LIBBY Harry and Herbie work day and night to keep our school clean and shining. Herbie always has a joke and a smile for us. Harry attends all of our many evening activities. MRS. SNELLING MRS. MOULTON MRS. SHAW The work of our cafeteria ladies be- gins early in the morning as they pre- pare the delicious meals we sample every day. Seconds, anyone?

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= PETER PANAGAKOS English Present Day Problems World History We hear of Mr. Panagako’s years in Europe and catch the traveling fever ourselves. In class we learn the art of public speaking. DEANE ADLARD Chemistry Mr. Adlard explains facility in cooking -with chemistry. There seems to be a high death rate among test tubes on lab day. Still, we find ourselves want- ing to know more. RENA THORNDIKE Physical Education Girls’ Health Girls’ Sports With Miss Thorndike we learn self- control and the importance of good sportsmanship. We find her knowing us better than we know ourselves. they guide [III PAULINE JONES English Through her own pleasant demeanor, Mrs. Jones has made the English lan- guage clearer and more meaningful to all her classes. WESTON DYER Civics Debate One-Act Play Coach We see Mr. Dyer reading the news- paper, eatching up on another impor- tant item for civics class. He never fails to come up with a new approach. ——— RICHARD PLUMMER Physical Education Boys’ Health Assistant Coach Sportsmanship, exactness, obedience, practice—these are the standards set for us by Mr. Plummer. His firm but friendly attitude makes him a respected counselor in all matters!

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Re: ce 4% The well-dressed welder of today. ‘ What kind of map is this? our jou mney. Modern methods, new equipment, an eye on the future—these are all very much a part of our educational progress here at SHS. Nuclear science and technical engi- neering added to our old classes have sparked a new interest in the keen minds of our future physicists and astronauts. Through these media, otherwise normal classes have been made very special in our curriculum. These are but a few of our “turnpikes” along the journey to greater knowledge. Will you ever understand? Playing by ear.