Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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'Page 8 The QAMETHYST WENDELL WHITE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE S our four years at Deering High School are about to be a thing of the past, we begin to realize what Deering has meant to us during that time. Though the material Deering may be thousands of miles away, the spirit and training we have received will be with us for- ever. The training that has embodied the ideals and principles emblematic of our alma mater will remain with us long after we have left these halls behind us. We are now separated and some of our classmates we will never see again, but we know that we shall be successful in life if we always uphold the high standard of the Purple and the White. Deering has given us everything that any high school possibly can: we have done little in return. Let us try in some small measure to repay her by making our lives a credit to the school, a credit of which she shall be proud. If we are to promote our school after our departure, and not retard it, we must shape our lives accordingly. Every member of the Class of 1929 should feel a personal responsibility of upholding the honor of Deering High forever. We owe our friend and principal, Mr. Wing, and the members of the faculty a debt We can never repay. They have done their best to make a finished product of the material we have furnished. May we prove the merits of their work. What we are to be, we are now becoming. WENDELL WHITE.