Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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THE AMETHYST g 7 Qs 'Robert Nielson History of the Junior Class President, ROBERT NIELSON Vice-President, RUEUS SOULE Secretary, ELIZABETH WESCOTT Treasurer, PHILIP CLARK Executive Committee, ELLEN SEAVEY, KENNETH WITHEE, LESTER O,NEIL HE Junior Class was well represented in all the activities of the school this year. The girls' basketball team, which was fairly successful this year was made up prin- cipally of junior girls, the outstanding members being, Captain Elizabeth Wescott, Petey Peterson, Mabel Preble, Betty,' Riley, Mabel Sherman and Madeline Doten. All these girls are good players and much is to be expected of them next year. Field Hockey found many junior girls among its members. They played one inter- scholastic game with the Portland High Juniors, defeating them 4 to 0. They also played a number of inter-class games, winning them all. Mabel Sherman, the captain, was supported by other outstanding members, namely: Dot and Phil Trott, Mabel Preble, Ruth Provencher, Betty Cleveland and Elizabeth Wescott. The boys, football team came through with a successful season. The brilliant playing of the juniors Phil Clark, Cement,' O'Neil, Horace Holmes, Dick Towle, Ken Withee, Rufus Soule, Bill Chapman, Basil Lattie and Erle Down, certainly was a credit to the class. The boys' basketball team also went through a good season. The juniors were Phil Clark, Charlie,, Geer, Rufus Soule, Erle Down, Horace Holmes and Chester Peterson. On the baseball team we found Phil Clark, Charlie', Geer, Rufus Soule, and Erle Down. The Junior Class was represented on the debating team by Ogilvie Harrison. Tennis is a fairly new sport at Deering, but at the first of the year was well supported by the junior class. The junior members were Roberta Wright, Mary Mulroy, Helen Abbott, Anna Peterson, Elizabeth Wescott, from the girls of the class. Lawrence Tripp represented the Junior boys in this activity. The Juniors were prominent in helping to publish the Purple Line. Francis Benjamin, Maxine Gleason, Virginia Eliott, and Robert Foss are on the editorial staff. The Red Cross has done excellent work this year, with the help of Eleanor Ross, Phyllis Partelow, and Charles Marble. The Dramatic Club put on a very interesting play this year with a cast made up prin- cipally of Juniors. Harry Simms, Maxine Gleason, Francis Benjamin, Charlie Geer, Betty Thompson, Christine Knight, Doris Maxim, and Robert Foss. 36 if lj . V . N' ui 114 r QA I. , 'Nw 5.35. ,Th Q , . rf gl ,Fryer uc Wir Wie val tw my w ,f , X- Q uf E -'-- ' X. ' 7 rx Qing? .' ggi? WZZRN li! fl 'K -x-:YN -.ffl Q J E. , T :Sf '.J1ggQ?f5ff5 f ii Yiiyfvtyl 'jp js '1lOy1fvJp,g:, W wW5Qi4T9i f ' my trirlgimsigi E4 Q Sfswiiff' T fg,?H j we X W Xl fm fi vf Rf , , yu J 3'r,fij i fifVffiZ , 1-Q jj NX ei's-. f' 'Z tfv' .fi,f ,ff ,,1f ,,,ff'fd will y X ...... -S . P I .jj jj jg to Mig? 'E aeea aa., . .gjgg E Q JW: '?'jiii2cfL.2'ilff' .ff-'Eff L WEEE wma-' .ffl T, fllhlxg.. I lit T 5+ -lllNM ' nY51:: 'T . ,'1,'7ffTQj5l HqfjljfiwifbyEiglwfgjfjigjitVjrjiilgiwflffgjl lmljggfljjwfri f i- 'rl 'T ,f t .2 . r Q'-MMTCH :YWWWE'ffmllli.Hrtfei2'iQl'M15YQW slflf illktj. .ply gat r. fjli,l':f1Qw.,fgQ.:fxA if uf- vrja j F Q j M milufifif.rumieiaF,i1i.witlibiiiiiiUliifseliwllfiifgWNW sislilw ff E, at L, W, -E. . ,if ' ff. H - ., Y Y . ,W ,.. E, . - kr qj wx 4' . -fe W - P MJ Lraqzs-f 1 jm jf, ' - -. ri W ' QQiTEl'ffff1 X2f W lr

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.ig Page 48 I' I l ll I! 5: K 'lg xii: W 7 QN, R Q 1 shi Wi' 17 5 29 i w 4 g?,1, f X, , Q - 411 awww I . ..rrir I I v . ' x A , 'fl ya ,,.,. N X I . ,, ,, ill N if 4 gtsmp x ' .,f I' . N- -'asm like M sh im -1' f xxx is ls W, TI-IE AMETHYST I siig-ffiff Gllirgil Bond Class of 1933 President, VIRGIL BOND Vice-President, LOUISE HARRIS Secretary, ALICE JACKSON Treasurer, VIRGINIA MOSES Executive Committee, VENNING DAVIS, NORMAN KEMP, GRACE PERRY EAR ye! Hear ye! Make way for ye honorable sophomores! Not so wonderful to be sure, but everyone knows we,re in the school. With Kilgore and the Rosenblad twins 'on the football team, the class of 1933 certainly has raised itself to a position higher than the one we held last year as freshmen. In hockey, the girls did fairly well. Though they did lose to the Juniors, they tied the Seniors, and then the fates decided the sophomores deserved a victory and the freshmen were defeated. In track, the boys from the class of 1933 were in there working from the crack of the gun to the tape at the finish. In the class basketball games, the girls lost to the Juniorsland Seniors, and in the final encounter they defeated the poor freshmen. Ten girls macle the varsity. The sophomore boys did the same as the girls in the class basketball games. They lost to the juniors and seniors fmany of whom, you understand, were this year's varsity menj 5 but because every sophomore team is expected to beat a freshmen team they came through with a victory in the freshmen game. Kilgore made the varsity. Several boys had the military instinct, so they joined the cadets. We have a few who are able to uphold the glory of the sophomore class in something be- sides athletics. Several went out for debating and, of course, our Richard McCann was selected as an alternate on one of the varsity debating teams. Louise Harris and Edwin Benjamin made .wiv M the second team. ' Taking it all in all, we sophomores aren't so slow. just watch our smoke next year. Wi T lifaief X A t.. ,, . , , W ,jijljigiillj M f:,ag-It ---e-- Haag, iixt EQ'XifiifxigsltirlwgQ?fy'ffff ttf' , ff ,.-f-frf ,,-.----ff li lwjfillfi I- ....- fgjijililiiig .f:-gilef iff. ,if iiljjajjjjjfjljljjjill !!jI.ijjjiHMUfII!!i!!Iai!!jIjj,!lIwjQj!j!iF!?jfI!jIfiWw 'L . ,W RiAQRRs!!iMaerrr-f !r!rr rlmirrtrztrriaiwiiiwmmmnihiit ' ttii I as as A' ECON r -M: eeee - as E -- -