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

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Our Band, under the guidance of Mr. Fill- more, put on many fine concerts including two exchange concerts. Through his efforts the Western Maine Music Festival came to S.H.S. this year. Through his musical production Mr. Pack- ard has enriched our school year. Under his direction our Chorus has greatly im- proved. Having traveled widely, Mr. Panagakos has ample experience to relate to his class- кй es in history and P.D.P.’s. He also advises i оте. [ Dg “Ke RJ J. Fillmore, A. Packard the Ski Club. Mrs. Fengler, our American history and geography teacher expects and receives hard work from her students; however, her stories of college life add humor to her classes. In his first year at S.H.S. Mr. Carlson has impressed us with his discipline and humor. He teaches biology, history, and geography. Mr. McFarland realistically brings the events of today into his history and P.D.P.'s classes. He is the successful coach of our Basketball and Baseball Teams. Never say you can't do something in Mrs. P. Panagakos, S. Fengler, R. Carlson Blanchard's health and physical education classes—at least try! One thing about the girls on her Hockey, Basketball and Soft- ball Teams, they're certainly physically fit! Mr. Howard energetically applies himself to Y Ww teaching math, algebra, and physics. His М other interests include coaching our Track, aA a Cross Country, and Swimming Teams. He s m is also supervisor of the audio-visual equip- n ment. In his physical education and health class- es Mr. Plummer stresses physical fitness and teamwork. This is reflected in the success of his Soccer and J.V. Basketball Teams EHS Mr. Morrison, who teaches chemistry and physics, has patience and a sense of humor, . McFarland, M. Blanchard, D. Howard, R. Plummer 10

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FAGLLIX the taught already that profits by teaching.” ч ROBERT BROWNING

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both of which are needed when his students take over the lab. Mr. LaValliere adds a spark to our math classes through his skillful teaching of ge- ometry and advanced math. His other inter- ests are coaching the Boys’ Bowling Club and directing the business section of our yearbook. With his knowledge of French, Mr. Arsen- ault brings alive the culture of that country for his classes. His patience guides students in this foreign language. As director of the work-study program, Mr. Huntress ably assists the boys in coordinat- ing their jobs and academic subjects. He also teaches an industrial arts class. Mr. Hallett willingly serves in each of his many capacities with cheerfulness and dili- gence. In addition to teaching industrial arts, he is Athletic Director, Adviser to the Yearbook, and Assistant Principal. Mr. Plaisted, teacher of industrial arts, en- joys working with his students to give them experience for future jobs. Our Student Council is under his guidance. Through extensive travel Miss Young brings a broader meaning of Latin and French to her students. She continues to teach the cul- ture of the Roman Empire through the Latin Club. Through her Home Economics class and the Future Homemakers of America Club, Mrs. McMackin teaches her students to live in a mannerly fashion. Mrs. Heywood, our librarian, cheerfully aids students in unlocking the door to learning through research. She also coaches the Girls’ Bowling Club. Miss Jones fills her English classes with zest and humor. Although her students may com- plain about the homework, they realize that it is given to improve their method of think- ing. R. Morrison, B. LaValliere, G. Arsenault D. Huntress, G. Hallett, R. Plaisted Miss Young, Mrs. McMackin, Miss Jones, Mrs. Heywood