Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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THE GRADUATHNG CLASS ll 9 2 9 The QAMETHYST GP 13

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4Page I2 The 4-AMETHYST In the spring, we gave the Seniors a Junior Prom that will go down in history and will never be forgotten. This was a big success, and it filled us with enthusiasm for our last year. We entered our Senior year with the true Senior dignity. The varsity foot- ball team was made up mostly of Seniors. Chet Lopez was its able captain, and Art Forrestall, Bob Carney, Mill Pratt, John Hjort, Ted Kitchen, and Buck Jones were the chief members. We did not have many boys out for basketball, Art Forrestall and Tom Blake being outstanding. However, the girls made up for this. Lila Andrew was captain for a second year, and Mary Walker, Nat Bolton, Marg Chapman, and Thelma Towne were on the team. This team was an excep- tionally good team, and it tied with Cony High for the State Championship. Our varsity cross-country team, with Reynolds as captain, succeeded in winning the State Championship. Reynolds also led the indoor track team to a championship. On this team Chet Lopez, Manager Bill Galbraith, Ken Black, Bob McGonigle, Marshall Davis, Russ Shaw, Herby Jensen, Larry Reynolds, Carl Weaver and Esten Alley upheld the Senior Class. On our baseball team we have Jock McCann, captain, Chet Lopez, Ted Kitchen, Tom I-Ionan, Charles Smith, and Cliff Oberg. And so, as we finish our four years at Deering, we look back and see our accomplishments and failures. To the Juniors we give the name of Seniors, hoping that they may make a success of their fourth year. To all the underclass- men, we give some of our dignity, hoping that they will put that at compound interest so that they will have enough for their Senior year. In Memoriam ALICE DAGGETT Born October 31, 1910. Died December 21, 1928.

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'Page 14 The Q-AMETHYST MARY ELIZABETH ADAMS Adam. Hobby. Tennis. Basketball Class 4: Washington Club 4: Orchestra l, 2. 3, 4. Here's the girl with the winning, ever-ready smile. She is an ardent tennis enthusiast. and 'tis whispered that she arises at 5.30 to wield her racquet before school. Wish we had your zeal. Mary! In whatever you do in the future we just know your enthusiasm will Win you success. EVELYN MAUDE AINSWORTH Hobby. Travel. Dramatic Club 4. Perhaps you are not acquainted with this jolly girl. lf not, it is time you were. Evelyn's specialties are traveling abroad and music. We understand that it is her lofty ambition to go to the London Conservatory. I-lere's wishing success in your career! FLORENCE BENTON ALLEN Flo, Flossyf' Tennis Z: Art Club 2, 3. Colby. Wlnen it comes to giving parties and wielding a tennis racquet. Florence is right there. She is no less a champion in the art of tinting pictures. By this art she has done much to beautify our class. But would you believe it? She doesn't care for bridge! But bridges aren't needed at Colby, n'est-ce pas? ESTEN EUGENE ALLEY Eddie, l-lobby. Track. Baseball Class 3: Track 3. 4: D Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3. Wentworth Institute. Here is the husky. jolly shot-putter of our track team. And. oh! What a beard he has some mornings! But cheer up, Esten, Gillettes are cheap. That's .1 help. Good luck, old top. Here's hoping you'll heave your shot far into the future. Sept. 5. End of a perfect vacation.