Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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'A lzrvnv - 5' , ,'1,.-1,-.-. THE AMETHYST 7 AMETHYST BOARD Editor-in-Chief WILLIAM C. LANGZETTEL Business Manager Subscription Manager ELLIOTT MARSHALL WARREN BLOCKLINGER .-idvertisling Manager ARTHUR PETERSON Literary Editor, BERTA Rooms Jokes Editor, CONSTANCE FUREUSH Grinds Editor, JoHN HOWLAND Boys' Athletic Editor Girls' Athletic Editor Fm: SCRIBNER BERNICE PERKINS Club Editor, VIRGINIA KNIGHT Picture Editor, DoRoTHY HASKELL Alumni Editor, LOUISE BATES Assistant Literary Editors ALICE BAGLEY PHILIP SNOW t Joke Writers Jean Brown Malina Fisketti Beatrice Allen Edward Norris Robert Hjort Grind Writers Dorothy Dean Myrtice Redmond Dorothy Sullivan Jeanette Reynolds Edith Fielding Everett Maguire Burton McLaughlin Ernest Wallace Alfred Hall Typists Elsie Emery Adele Dufresne Jeanette Bennett Assistant Advertising Managers Clyde Jordan Philip Chapman George Wright Ernest Foss if Assistant Subscription Manager gx FRANCES JoHNsoN l ll. ji 2 For the fourth time in the history of our school we, the AMETHYST Board of the Class of 1926, present to you a yearbook, hoping not only that it will meet with your approval, but that you will be conscientiously able to pronounce it better than its predecessors. For in the past year, the editor, the faculty advisor, and the entire board, have put many hours of hard, solid work with no other purpose in mind than that of giying you the best AMETHYST possible. THE EDITOR.

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THE AMETHYST BOARD

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N 'l Hff .I.lllf7'l!l'.S l' MESSAGE OF THE SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT tffffi A 1Vff'Q,hS we. the elass of 19213, eome to the elose of our four vears in ' lleermg lligh School, we Ieel sailmlenecl hy the thought that MQ 1 ,,'kii,1i the time has come for ns to separate. Xlie shall never forget these years spent together, the frienclships mamle, the tasks aeeomplishefl. ancl the wonflcrfnl opportunities that have heen ours in this splenmlicl new high school hnilfling. We all realize that eclnea- tion is the lonnclation npon which we huilcl our lives. and we are inclecrl lortnnate to have heen a part of a sehool having the high stanmlarcls of lleering lligh School. Nut a little ot the sueeess of this sehool is clue to onr lrienfl :mtl principal, Qllr. XYing, who has always listenerl patiently to our grievances and assisted ns in solving our prolmlems: and to the ahle :incl ettieient teachers who have given ns of their time :incl energy that we might he henetitecl. l.et ns hope that our lives will he a ereclit to the school whieh has helpecl ns so mneh. anrl that we will remember the principles for which she stancls. Some ot' ns may have dreams of accumulating wealth, others of heeoming statesmen. while others plan a life in hnsiness. ln whatever wallq ul life our path lies. may we always strive for the highest :mtl hest, rememhermg that at the enml ot thc game ol l.1te the t ireat Referee asks not whether we have won or lost. hut whether we have played the game squarely. ,Xnxoui lloveli.