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

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SENIOR OFFICE STAFF STANDING: D. Liscomb, R. Skillings, С. Bonville, B. Gagnon, S. Prout, C. Hall, F. Googins, L. Hansen, D. Dolloff, S. Hart, М. Faunce, M. Provost, SEATED: Mrs. Worth- ley, L. Lawrence, S. Moody. If There % Anything I Can Do... STANDING: D. Prout, L. Alward, B. Eaton, S. Barker, M. Breton, B. Root, B. Bearor. SITTING: Mrs. Shand, S. Bouchard. CAFETERIA AIDS CAFETERIA WORKERS CUSTODIANS | E ia Fit oak L. Seavey, M. Willette. Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Cousins, Mrs. Whipple, Mrs. Snelling, Mrs. Libby. JUNIOR OFFICE STAFF STANDING: G. Simon, L. Kempton, M. Grondin, D. Higgins, L. Peary, L. Leavitt, R. Sqnford. SITTING: B. McClay, L. Seavey.

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SHS Moves Forward One of the characteristics of the present administra- tion has been change—change to make student life easier and more enriching. The most noticeable change is in the new time schedule. School now begins at 8:00 A.M. and closes at 2:00 P.M. Some of the advantages are more free- dom to participate in chorus and band, a longer lunch hour, fewer classes missed by members of the athletic teams, and finally, a special help and make- up period from 2:00 to 2:30 P.M. Throughout the past year much has been done to improve the interior of our school. Some classrooms have been redecorated and the ceiling of the Industrial Arts room has been soundproofed. These improve- ments tend to make our school more efficient and en- joyable. = Another innovation, probably less noticed by the student body, is the project “Liberty” (Library, Edu- cation, and Reappraisal for Today’s Youth). This program has proved very rewarding in that it has provided more individual library help and longer li- brary hours during lunch hours and after school until 4:00 P.M. There is more to be learned in school than the les- on. nic? Principal Alexander Juniewicz sons presented in our classes. One of the best ways to provide this instruction is through the assembly programs provided by the administration. Two of the most enjoyable to Scarborough students were per- formance of the string quartet and a talk on “The Cars of Tomorrow by a representative of the Fisher Body Company. SCHOOL BOARD STANDING: Mr. Vernon Paulsen,' Mr. Leroy Ahlquist, Mr. George Knight SITTING: M ‚Ье T А um Е: Salinas зы А Ir. Robert Waterhouse, Mrs. Faith Haigis, Superin

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. John Costello, Mrs. Marion Adams, Mr. Gerard Tanguay, Miss Phillipa Houser, Mr. Ralph Jones Maybe you can design the car of the future. Mr. John Smith We Hear New Ideas Student teachers from nearby colleges enriched our curriculum by presenting new ideas and materials to their classes. Mrs. Marion Adams told us many interesting facts about economics. Having been raised in Iowa, Mr. John Smith was well equipped to acquaint us with the farm problems of today. Miss Phillipa Houser’s and Mr. Gerard Tanguay’s musical talent enabled them to assume the direction of the band and glee club. New ideas contributed by Mr. Thomas Wheeler, Mr. Murdock Patten, Mr. Ralph Jones and Mr. John Costello added to the students’ knowledge of Industrial Arts. The Student Council, working with the administration, planned many interesting assemblies. Among these were a program offered by the Fisher Body Company on the design of automobiles and a string quartet, which enter- tained us with both classical and popular music. Culture comes to Scarborough High.