Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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Class Presidents Senior LAUIUQNCL C. ANDREW, Junior RALIIII D. Blxooxs, JR. Sophomore RIQIIARD C. MCCANN Freshman PHILIP MILLER J BOOK II

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Special Project MRS. EUGENE MGCALLUM, Chairman MRS. INA TUPPER MRS. THOMAS REYNOLDS MRS. WILLIAM WRIGHT MRS. KARL PALMER MRS. WILLIAM WARD MRS. WILLARD LIBBY MRS HARLOWE WELCH MRS. THOMAS HENNESSY MRS. RALPH SMITH MRS. GEORGE POTTER MRS. J. RALPH HAMEL MRS. EDWIN CURTIS MRS. OSBORN HORTON MRS. RAYMOND MCCUBREY MRS. THOMAS SI-IEEHY Hospitality MRS. WILLIAM EMMONS, Chairman MRS. FRANK W. STOCKNIAN MRS. HENRY CHAPMAN MRS. FRANK COOMBS MRS. WILLIAM A. FROTHINGI-IAM MRS. ALVIN LITTLEFIELD Auditor MRS. GEORGE M. POTTER The PATHFINDERS, an organization of mothers of the students of Deering High and Lincoln Junior High School, has completed its thirteenth year. The club has had a most successful and enjoyable year under the efficient leadership of Mrs. Edgar Hagen. Interesting programs have been executed by Mrs. john McDaniel as chairman. For speakers we have had: f 4- MR. WILLIAM JACK . . Superintendent of Schools - MR. WILLIAM E. WING . . . Principal of Deering High School MR. ROLAND STEVENS . Principal of Lincoln junior High School DR. ARTHUR HAUGK . . President of the University of Maine MISS WINETT'A M. RUNlj,ELLS,i-- . . . Dean at Colby College MRS. FRANK RODERTS . President of fhe Wornenlt Literary Union DR. ROBERTS TRISTRAM COFFIN Auihor, peer and feacher at Bowdoin PROFESSOR BROOKS QUIMEY ..... Bates College In addition we have enjoyed solos given by the students, Selections by the Girl'S Glee Club, the orchestras of both Schools, and the Korda Trio. In November the meeting was held at Lincoln junior High School. The play, Danse Macabre was given by the pupils. In April a Father'S Night program was attended by four hundred mothers and fathers. Two hundred and hfty pupils of Deering High School and Lincoln junior High School participated in this varied and musical program. The literature group under the capable guidance of Mrs. William Holt has sponsored excellent and timely book reviews. Each month a book of fiction and non-fiction has been reviewed. During the year a gift of 540. was given Mr. Roland Stevens toward the purchase of an oak lectern. Twenty-five dollars was given Mr. Wing to help defray expenses of graduation. This year the club will give three Scholarships, two-two hundred dollar scholarships and one-one hundred dollar scholarship. The club has completed its best year financially and has grown to a membership of 370. The friendship committee has endeavored to promote friendship between mothers and between the mothers and teachers. A Social hour and tea has concluded each program.

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