Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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Tl-Ili .A Q- ra .J !? p IMETHYST LUNSTANCE HOPE CROSS Nlany a heart has lmeen hrokcn, Some have received a had wrench, All hecause of Fannie, Xvllll with her eyes would fence. lilut now ther:-'s a lad shc's made happy, l'll leave it to you to guess whom. LAVV R EN CE CROSS ls Larry Vross ever cross? That is the question that the entire Senior class asks, Those who are most intimate with him say they have never seen him in that state. Larry is always walking around the corridors with a cheerful smile on his face, and when he is called on to reeite. he smiles and recites. Some of his intimate friends tell us that he is verv adept at the ancient art of wvise-crackitxief' forever having something witty to say at any oefasion. MALCOLM DAVIS Malcolm is just annther of our host of ahle musicians, and has won fame as a member of our orchestra and hand at ditterent times in his high sehonl career. Also, if we rememher arightly, he was a soldier in our army of ealinots one or two years. VYe will always rt-memher Mal asa friendly chap who always had a good word for evcryhody, and we hope he will have :i lot ni success after his days at Deering are over. noRo'1'HY DEAN 7 ft To look at the list oi activities that Hot has taken part in. one would think she never had time to study, hut llorothy has kept her rank ahnut SSW, and helps keep the list ot li's still going strong. lt seems as though Hot would have plenty ut' room to land an airplane out in the wilds of Riverton, where she lives. lJon't knnek over any trees or houses in the attempt, l7ot. ET.

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THE .Lllfllll Sl LAUREN CLARK Lauren is such a quiet chap, and says so little about himself, that it is not very well known just what his accomplishments are. But we do know that he is a musician, and a very good one, for he has been a member of our orchestra and band for some time. He has - -also won distinction as a dance player, and has had several orchestras of his own. Vtfhether he intends to follow music as his life work or not. we don't know, but we wish him all kinds of good luck throughout his life. HAZEL RUTH COBB Of whom does that make you think? Uh! Hazel Cobh, the fountain of fun. Off in thc distance. we see a little red schoolhouse in the NVest. and in the doorway, ringing the bell which calls the children to study. we see the laughing face of the same Hazel Cobb. VVith so niany memories of fun in the past, how does she keep any order in her school? CHRISTINE ELIZABETH COLE A hustle and :i bustle, a tlash and a dash,A Christine is going to give her daily concert to the bo s. VVe've heard you get quite nervous and otptcn a little vexed when you find yon have an audience to hear you as you practice on your violin. Christine arrived from VVin- terport -about three years ago. She was just as she is toeday-a jolly, all-round girl. KATHERINE MAE CRIST VVhenever you see Katharine Crist you will see Clarabelle Jackson, and whenever you sec Clarabelle, you will see Katharine, Some say that one is a real person, and the other is a shadow, but the question is, which is the shadow? Katharine, alias Cristian is going to be one of the world's great artists. Some day. and we hope very soon. Deering students can say. Katharine Crist. the great artist? I went to school with her at Deering High.

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v THE AJIFTHP 97 BERNICE DENSLONY Bernice will leave us entirely when gradua- tion comes, for we understand that she is go- ing to Massachusetts to live, so she will be separated from her many friends hy more than the separation of graduation. Bernice is such a cuiet girl that we could not seem to Find anytliing about her to write in this grind. lint we do know that she has many friends who love her dearly for her :uni- ahle disposition and character. WILLIAM CECIL DODGE Doggie is conspicuous by his inconspicu- ousness. Maybe it's because he has been so wrapped up in his studies during the past four years. He has been so quiet and unobtrusive that many of the seniors are almost unaware that he is one of them. Making a trip to the information bureau. we ionnd that Cecil is fond of skiing, and likes to travel by this excellent method, but his great- est delight is to he pulled by an automobile or some other vehicle of swift motion. FRANCES WINNIFRED DOW Frances is the young lady whom you see running around with a bookbag and looking terribly worried. We hope you aren't really as worried as you sometimes look Frances. She tells us that dramatics, especially ex rese sion, is her forte. She certainly has tallents along that line. and we wish her all kinds oi luck if she takes up those studies. JAM ES EDWARD DOYLE Jimmie is one of Deering's most ardent en- thusiasts of the famous Scandihoovian sport of skiing. They say that once he has skis on his feet you can't see him for dust. fHow- ever, that is a mistake, for places suitable for skiing Sll0L1lflIllt contain any dust, but we C0l1ldl'Ilf think of another wordj Seriously, though, did you ever watch James draw or paint? He is a determined worker. and doesn't have to go around Rohinson's barn to get what he's aiming at.