Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)
- Class of 1942
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I I , CONTENTS Part I DEERING ITS PEOPLE Pathflnders Mr Wing FacuIty .Iumors sophomores Freshmen Part ll SPORTS M afor Sports M mor Sports Part III ACTIVITIES Part IV - ADVERTISING ' an LT LINWOOD S ELLIOT To The sTudenTs of Deerung LT Lanwood S Ell oT as ca well rem mb red fraend A groduoTe ol Deerang hrmsell he hod ToughT here Tor sax yeors when ne loaned The Army losT summer Todoy he as o TlrsT laeuTenonT proof ThoT has obullT1es do noT end waTh Problems an Democrocy NNe believe IT eso caolly TlTTang ThcaT Thas AmeThysT should be dedacoTed To LT EllaoT For sev erol yeors he hod ossumed The responsabnlmes oT ToculTf odvaser To The school yeorbook Has wos The Quad: g hond behlnd The success of mony AmeThysTs of The posT Thas yeor however he hos Token on o greoTer Toslc ThoT oT hghhng for hls CounTry For has Tulflnlang Thas duTy To Amerlco we soluTe I.aeuTenonT EllnoT 4,s,..., . rl T l' . ,. .1 ,.- e e . I ' ' I ' - ' - 11 - ff . . V? . 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Pathfunders In Morch 1924 O group ot nune unterested mothers of Deerung Hugh School pupuls met to duscuss the problems of hugh school boys ond gurls ond orgonuzed the Pothtlnder s Club hopung thot by cooperotuon ot mothers ond teochers benetlts tor oll would be Obtouned From thot tume on the Poth finders Club hos grown ond oll porents ot Luncoln .lunuor ond Deerung Hugh School pupuls ore eluguble ond urged to uoun The obuect Ot the club cus stcuted un uts Constututuon ond By Lows shoull be to Provude o meons of communucotuon between the porents pupuls ond teochers Help un generol weltore ot the school wherever possuble Promote truendshup between the mothers themselves tour yeor course un Deerung Hugh School ond sholl hove groduoted therefrom to obtoun O hugher educcutuon ond tor thot purpose to rouse funds Durung the post yeor no specucul prouect hos been undertoken but on ettort hos been mode to uncreouse the membershup The money obtouned from oddu tuonou dues hos mode ut possuble to contunue the Scholorshup Fund Otticers Presudent MRS E L DODGE fmt Vice Prenderut MRS MAYNARD SHAW Second Vue Pres: fcrzt MRS NLW1 ON NOURSE Recordung Secretary MRS BRADFORD CUSHMAN Correspondmg Secretary MRS EDWARD ROBINSON Treasurer MRS FRANK PAYNE C . , . . Nl- ' ' ' ' , l , 2. ' ' . 3. ' ' . 4. To Ossist one or more worthy students who sholl hove completed Ou I V I ' I I l ' ll I , , . . . . cl - A1 '. ' ' , I-ACULTY Fzrxl Ron Pease True Brxggs Xvmq evsell Abbott Tyler Farnlnm Seabury C101 er S cond Ron Cottrell Young Buley Becker Dyer Hull OBr1en Vullnams Txlton ensen Tlvxra' Rav Ochxmpaugh Kenmn Bunung Qtaclc Deirborn Comm Cross Bradbury XY ymm Ross Kuilushnn Fourth Kon W1gg1n Wfhlttemore Englxsh Crocker Hamlm Nlornson Hueston Cobb Pm Lmscott Peterson Bom FACULTY Because of rhe war, Durmg has undergone many changes Typ1cal of th1s IS the faculty from wh1ch we haxe lost three members Mr Graham replaced by Coach Karalcash1an, IS a heutenant colonel at Fort Wllll31HS Mr Buntlng 15 hllmg the place of Mr Elllott, who IS servmg as a heutenant 1n the armed forces Mr ohnson IS, at present, 1n trammg at Fort R1lEy Kansas 'Vlrs MOKIISOH IS teachmg 1n h1s place Thus IS also Mr W1ngs last year as pr1nc1pal I-Ie 15 renrmg after devotmg many years to the best mterest of Deermg Mr Wlgglh, a faculty member well SU1ICd to the pos1t1on, w1ll be our prm c1pal 1n 1943 Prznczpal WILLIANI E VVIING, A 11 A wr Bowdom, Harvard Sub Master ARAD E LINSLOTT A B Colby Dean ofGzr15 ANNE E MCKELHNIF, A B M A Wfestern College Syracuse Un1vers1ty ': . . . ,J ' . , . - . . 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W f I 'JN I HM, 0 ,L V A , . . + SENIOR OFFICERS ames Doughty VxceP1esxdent Betty Boulos S cretary ack Iott President Betty Walsh Treasurer SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September 1938 me entered Deering wlth the same feelmg of awe and wonder that countless other classes have experienced However we qu1ckly adjusted ourselves to the regular routlne of school l1fe ln sp1te of the hecklmg of upper classmen We were the last class to have a Freshman Recepnon Ann Klmball Wllllam Prouty and Beverly Stevens were readers for the program whlch conslsted of tableaut representrng characters from school studles George Haskell was our hrst presldent w1th ean Marsh Vlrgxnxa Ltbhy and Arlene Thurlow for other ofhcers In our Sophomore vear oseph Curran took up the governmental relns asslsted by james Doughty Betty Antler son and ack Iott Our athletes Marty Lee ack Iott Eddle Flahertv Bobby Spelrs and Russell Rxchardson began to blossom forth Nevels showed a marked proflcxency for actmg and Shmrley Wltham and Wllllam Prouty constantly graced the honor roll Bobby Spelrs plloted our un1or year wlth Betty Boulos Betty Walsh and Ed Flaherty as SSSISIHDIS A un1or gxrl Ann Klmball had the leadmg role 1n the Dramat1c Club Play w1th several un1ors ln the cast Ruby Sparkman Peggy Stover Barb Goldthwaxte Wmnte Smtth Vrola Everett and Vlola Wllson made an excellent showmg rn athletxcs Betty Walsh who has been wlth us only two years Martha Stone Bunny Weed Betty Boulos and Pat CUFIIS seem to be the most popular g1rls ln our class Our unlor Prom was a success both fmanclally and decoratxvely thanks to the officers and executlve commlttee whtch mcluded ean Stevens Marty Lee and Ruby Sparkman We came back to Deerlng m the fall of 1941 almost unable to comprehend the fact that the fhght of t1me and the benevolence of some teachers had so qutckly brought us to our Senior year All of our ofhcers mcludlng ackle Iott presxdent and Betty Boulos Betty Walsh and ames Doughty were servmg for a second tlme The versat1le Luther Francls and capable Jean Walmsley played to perfectton d1HlCl1lE parts tn our Senlor Class Play The Barretts Unlnke the frwolous comedles so long popular on the Deerlng stage The Barretts was a dramatlc carefully pro duced accounts of hfe at '50 Wrmpole Street At the Four Cornered Track Meet Bruce Sprmger won the George V1nal Trophy for the most outstandmg xndlvldual performance Now as we leave Deermg our class w1ll be the last to grad uate with Mr Wmg as prtnclpal 1 1 Y l W 1 , l J , - 4 ,v :J , 4 , Y . . . 7 7 ' 5 7 . 5 . , , ,J 9 v ' .I - a ul Q ,v v ' ' 7 . . . . 7 . . J , , - J 7 1 7 J - 1 s v 5 9 - 9 , x 5 9 7 ' ,I 7 3 , J , , . , T C J - , J 7 7 i 7 J ' - - - ' - ez as 7 9 ' - - ' A et as A 9 1 ' - J - 7 9 ' Helen Aherne Ambttton To be ltked by everyone Hobby Basketball games Favortte Expresston She just went down the street tn a row boat Favorttes Sammy Kaye She ts a small gtrl 'mth a great sense o humor' Cora Atktns Porky Acttvttxes Skt Club Tennts Ambttton To be a good housewtfe Hobby Knttttng Favortte Expresston Its a mtlttary secret Favorttes Hotne Economtcs No clouds o gloom can get her down Earle W Albee Acttvtttes Baseball Basketball Fresh man Receptton Dramattc Club Choral Speaktng Band AMETHYST Ambttton Successful bustnessman Favorttes Ara s 6th pertod study The l ss men thtrtk the more they talle Bruce D Alden Wtttdy Acttvtttes Skt Club 1Dtrector Geol ovy Club Ambttton To be a successful bustness man Hobby Satltng Camptng Skttng Favorttes Glenn Mtller Sun Valley Serenade And let htm be sttre to lean' other men thetr turns to speak John M Alden Acttvtttes D Club Indoor Track Sprtng Track Ambttton To own a large ranch m the Nltddle West To travel the world for adventures Hobby Stamps Travel ot a pot o gold and setett league boots' Betty Luctle Anderson Acttvtttes Basketball Cafeterta Hockey Sophomore Class Secretary Ambttton To graduate Hobby Sports Favortte Expresston Huh' She ts pretty to walk Wtth and wttty to tal Wtlh Eltzabeth B Anderson Betty Acttvtttes Purple Cavalry Skattng Club Tennls Ambttton To graduate Favortte Expresston Htya Ktd' Favorttes Wtll Bradley A good frtettd rs always tn demand Annte Jane Archer Cuddle: Acttvtttes Cadets Cafeterta Student Servtce mbttton Prtvate Secretary Hobby Havtng fun Favortte Expression Sweetpea Favorttes Glenn Mtller Shorthand avtng fun A laugh a smtle a yoke or all Barbara Arnold Barh Acttvtttes Gtrl Reserves Hockey Ten nts Ambttton Prtvate Secretary Hobby Readtng Favortte Expresston Lets Eat' Favorttes Glenn Muller Shorthand lfVhere theres a smtle there s suttshttte Clatre Ashton Squeeky Acttvtttes Deermg Rtdtng Club AME THYST Tennts Skattng Club Geology Cub Ambttton Nurse Hobby Skattng avortte Expresston No' Full o tm hut nemer too lou Marton Avertll Actlvtttes Girl Reserves Ambttton Fashton Model Hobby Collectmg chtna elephants Favortte Expresston What a ltfe Favorttes Harry ames Engltsh Cafe terta The cause ts htddett the result ts :town Frank Avery Fran te Ambttton To wrtte a best seller Hobby Stamps and Work Favortte Expresston What are you kidding? Favorttes Frankte Masters Dance of the Dragon Fly .Seldom heard hut always prepared Donald Barbour Don Acttvtttes Skt Club Student Servtce Track Ambttton To become a craftsman Hobby Hunttng Target practtce Skt tn Favortte Expresston Skt Hetl To he trusted ts a great compliment Dorothy Bartlett Dot Acttvtttes Skt Club Ambttton To Skt down Mt Washmg ton wtthout a Sptll Hobby Horse back Rtdtng Favortte Expresston That s What You Thtnk Favorttes Glenn Mtller Chemtstry Where there s a rvtll theres a Way Everett Alton Bean 0 Actlvmes Bank, Chemistry Club Ambltlon Optometry Hobby Fxshmg, Boating, Driving Favorxtes Tommy Dorsey The lxght of the body xs the eye E Allen Beem, Jr Actxvmes Slu Dramatic Club Fresh man Reception Football, Baseball Track, Choral Speakmg, AMETHYST Ambmon To be a great surgeon Favorite Expression Its smooth' Favorxtes Study Hall Dancm Women Happy xs the man who can call today hrs own Evelyn Bennett Bangs Actlvltles Dramatlc Club Basketball Ambntxon To dash around a news paper ofhce Favorite EXPYESSIOD I swear' Favorites Frankie Carle, having fun Speaks always according to her mma' Edward Bernstem Eddxe Actnvmes Cadets French Club, A Ambxtlon To be a lawyer Favorites Arguing ln Problems and dnvmg my llmouslne .Someday hell get that new ca o hrs gomg Allda Blanchard Actlvmes Hockey D Club Ambltxon Private Secretary Favorlte Expresslon Im hungry Favontes Glenn Muller, Spamsh Let anger s ftre be slow to burn Bertha Bonney Actlvmes Tennis Dramatic Cub, Cadets Ambxtlon Stenographer Favornte Expressxon You re not fool mg' Good taste 15 the lower o good sense Roland Boucher Bouch Ambltxon Master of Mort s ship Hobby Sleeping Favorltes Glenn Muller A man a ter his own heart Elnzabeth Jane Boulos Betty Actnvxtnes Rzdmg Club, Skt Club Ten ms Dramanc Club, AMETHYST vorntes Glenn Muller, French Danc In All the happmess o lx e to a sweet gxr John R Bowles Iohnme Actlvltles Lrght weight Football Swim mmg Dlvnng, Cadets Ambntxon A harem Hobby Tumblmg Favorltes Artie Shaw Skipping school Theres no use when Iohnnys loose Norma Lols Boyd Sugar Ambltxon Prlvate Secretary Hobby Art Reading Roller Skatmg Favornte Expressnon So Help Me Favorntes Bmg Crosby, Shorthand Serlsxble people nd nothing useless Barbara Bragdon Barby Actxvntles Cadets Ambmon Telephone Operator Hobby Llstenmg to swmg muslc Favorite Expresslon Oh for gosh sa es Favorites Kay Kyser, Typmg Where qualxty rather than quantxty counts Franklln Brndges Frank Acnvmes Orchestra Ambxnon Gospel Song Leader Hobby Gas model boats and planes Favorite Expression Never say dle un tll your dead Musfc fs the umversal language o manlemd Horton Briggs Hortxe Ambition Dtesel engme mechanic Hobby Stamp collecting Peace rules the day where reason rule mmd Muriel Brown M uffet Actxvltses Hockey Tennis Club Basketball Ambmon To be the best comptometnst and a good wrfe Favorite Expression Oh Fiddle' Favorites Fred Waring, Intermezzo ommerclal Law A lender heart a wzll mflexlble rf J! rf JJ ff U Ev , r Al 1 . . . - . 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Favorltes Artie Shaw, making sodas Make mme a double chocolate marsh mallow xundae Charles Cox Charlie A man o ew Words ,- Q-..,... 'G- Y Leo R Coyle Jr Sleepy ctxvxtres Tenms Ambltlon C P A Hobby Bulldmg Model Shxps avorltes Xavier Cugat Begun the Begume History A gentleman 0 leisure and phrlorophy Margaret Jessie Crockett Peggy ACCIVIIICS Purple Cavalry Rldmg Club Ambrtlon Columbia Umversxty Medi cal Degree Hobby Making frxends Favorite Expression H Favorites Everything 1bout Deering She work: with zeal ana' gamx much Wrllns Cummings Willy ACIIVIIICS Skt Club Hobby Photogmphy Slcnn Abrence makes the heart grow onder Elizabeth Jean Curran Betty Actrvxtles Dramatic Club Choral Speaker AMETHYST Swnmmmg Camp Ire Ambition English teacher m hrgh school Hobby Books Camp Fnre Favorites English A pleasmg countenance 1: a srlent Commendation James Currle, Jr jimmy Actnvmes Cross Country Indoor Track, Spring Track Basketball Ambition To get some sleep Favorite Expressron You am t klddm Favorltes Song, Honey Cngars What this country need: IS a good re cent agar Patrlcla Curtis Patty Actxvxtles Tenms, Cadets Red Cross, AMETHYST Fren h Club Glee Club Chemistry Club Ambrtlon A lrttle white house wrtln someone m rt Favorite Expression My cow Favorites Mrller, English This Love of Mme A merry heart maketh a cheer ul countenance Charles Sumner Cushing Jr Curb ACUVIIIES Baseball, Basketball Ambrtlon Success Favorite Expression 'Gad Favorxtes Shep Fields Ted Wllllams, Gary Cooper Madeline Carroll The quret kind whore nature never vane: . , . ,F ,, er U ' V . . 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Ruth Arlme Dobbms Actlvltles Basketball Glee Club Ambmon Secretary Favorltes Sammy Kaye Dancing Although you haven I been here long your charms have helped the school along Pofrlcla M Dodge a ACIIVIIIQS Girl Cadets Drum Major ette Glrls Swxmmmg Team Ambmon Flymg Hobby Reaclmg Favorites Glenn Muller Spanish Don Saznt abroad' and a devil at home Pauline May Dorr Polly Actlvmes Band Cadets Red Cross AMeTHYs-r Ambltlon Music Sxlence is vxrtue Ann Dougherty Actlvxtles Skn Club Swxmmlng Club Rxdmg Club, AMETHYST Ambrtron To be successful Hobby Swlmmmg Favorites Glenn Muller Moonlight Cocktail Common sense rs not so common ffl U ff ,, . A : , , ' , . .1 . . . ,, - , 1 - , W ,, f , - , , PF ' I J! ff ., ,. D : : , , - -- , - b - u sy ' 7 7 7 : 7 . . ' ,, . .. . . I . . : , - . Il ,, . . f , . F, . . f .. . . . ,, ff U - - - I ' 7 7 7 ' 7 - . . . 7 7 7 - . s ' - . . . U Va 4 - r QQ Nl h I Q! 'V . . , . h . .. I A , K - a s ww PP ' ' f V up . . . , . f . vr - H , . 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Ruth Barbara Fickett Ruthie Activities: Hockey Basketball AME- THYST, Debating French Clubs Purple Cavalry Cadets Ambition: ournalism Favorites: Gene Krupa Math Horse- backing Riding Her quiet manner hide: her gazety Kenneth Finlayson Kenny Activities Basketball Football Student Service Chemistry Club AMETHYST Ambition To stop a ap Hobby Dancing Favorite Expression Are you kidclin 7 Favorites Glenn Miller Blues in the Night Chemistry Carry me back to ala' Virginia Elizabeth Therese Fitzgerald Fitzie Activities Basketball Riding Ski Clubs Tennis Ambition To be able to fly Favorite Expression Nuts Favorites Glenn Miller History with Pete whispering most popular song With her eye: in lood with laughter Edward Joseph Flaherty Activities Baseball Basketball D Club Junior Class Vice President Ambition To be a success in business Hobby Hunting Favorites Glenn Miller Study Periods Ernest e orl: carry one Annie Flynn Anne Activities Orchestra Chemistry Club Red Cross Ambition X Ray Technician Hobby Music Favorites Chemistry Tommy Dorsey Music is the breath o li e Frank Flynn Activities Forum Photography Club Ram Bling: Archery Club Ambition Osteopathy Hobby Photography Favorite Expression Righto Old Man What should a man do but be merry ai 40' ! Blanche Ruth Fogarty rrB0bbyu Activities: Girl Reserves Ambition: To get through school Hobby: Dancing, Roller Skating Favorites: Gene Krupa, Trying to pass all subjects Where therelx a will, thereix a way. Thomas Joseph Foley Tommy Activities: Dramatic Club Ambition: Business College Hobby: Skiing Hockey Favorite Expression: Well what clya knowl His ace if the index 0 his mind. Bennett Fowler Dir Activities Swimming Cadets Ambition Business Favorite Expression A woman s a two faced creature Favorites Collecting and Smoking Pipes Great thought: have come rom Pzpes Luther Francis Activities Dramatic Club Choral Speak mg Glee Club Ambition Get through Brown Uni versity Favorites Ginny ohnson Kay Kyser Math Beta Feminine Pulchritude He will never allow what other men begin Jane Frlsbie Friz Activities DHS Riding Club Art Club Tennis AMETHYST Ambition Interior Decorator Hobby Horseback Riding Favorites Day Dreaming Elmers Tune Her air her manner: all who saw admired Thomas Frothmgham Froth Activities Collectors Club Chemistry Club Tennis Lightweight Football Ambition Aviation Hobby Stamps Canoeing Favorites Chemistry Pretty Girls He has won has punmanship John Gallagher Speed Activities Football Baseball D Club Basketball Ambition Aviator Hobby Sport Books Favorites Study Periods It is not the wclary but the combat Leda Gallant Mackey Actxvmes Cadets Ambmon Nurse Hobby Dancnng, Typmg Favornte Expresslon Lets get ln the groove Favorites Glenn Miller On mtl: the dance' Muruel Gallant M ure Actxvmes Student Servxce Ambmon To get along rn the world Hobby Stamp Collectron Favorite Expression Oh Heavens Favorntes Gene Krupa Chemistry Ambmon and abxlny arrwe at accom plxslvment Norman D Garsoe Dexter Actxvltles Swimming Lacrosse, Cub Ambition Chem1calEng1neer Hobby Bowlmg, Fnshmg Favorite Expression Natch me Favorites Chamber Music, Society of Lower Basm Street Sxlence xx the garb o the strong Aluce Geer Tweet Actlvxtles Swimming Red Cross Ambmon Stenographer Hobby Collectmg souvenirs Favorite Expresslon Good Heavens Favorites Harry ames, Shorthand Beauty lie: with kmdness Jeanette Glllnatt Gxllxe ACIIVIIIBS Dramatic French Clubs Ambntnon To be successful Hobby Photography Favorite Expression Bring em on Silence 1: sweeter than speech Margaret Gmgras Peggy Ambmon To spell as well s Mrss Dearborn Hobby Roller Skating Favorxte Expressxon O' Brother ' Favorltes Glenn Mxller, Shorthand A wrt that loved to play not wound John B Goff Iolvnny Actxvmes Cadets Football Swrmmlng Track Hobby Dancmg Favorite Expressxon How da go Happy rs he who has no cares Barbara Goldthwcut Barby Actlvxtles Basketball Hockey Tenms D Club, Dramatic Club Cheerleading Ambltlon Private Secretary Hobby Basketball Dancmg Favorite Expressnon You sand chncken Good leadmg makes good ollowmg Robert Goldthwalt Bo ACIIVIIIES Football D Club Cheer eadmg Lacrosse RamBlmgx Student Service, Band Dramatic Club Basket ball Freshman Receptlon Radlo An nouncer WGAN Hobby Records Wx! ts the :alt o corwersatzon Marlon L Goodmg Actlvmes Red Cross Clubs French Archery, Woodcarvlng Geology, Purple Cavalry Ambltlon Buyer Hobby Sallmg and Archery Favorxtes Glenn Muller Tmlkmg geology Content to ollonf when you lead tlve way Carroll Dogan Goon Ambntxon Doctor Hobby Sleeping Favorlte Expression Censored Favorites Teachers Sleepmg Study Period My mind If my kingdom Wllllam Grant 3 Lung Actlvltles Football Basketball Track Ambltnon Travelmg Salesman Hobby Shooting Favorite Expression I heard that Favorites Hoosier Hot Shots He xpeak: an rn mte deal o notlnng Douglas Gray Doug ctrvxtxes Cross Country Ambmon To be able to play the pnano Favorntes Mass Hueston Math Old ars Model A s A lzon among ladref is a most dread ul tbzng Charlotte Greenstene Lottie Actnvntles umor French Club Tenms mbltxon To be successful Favorites Glenn Miller, fooling Drlvlng a Car A :mule and 4 -voice that carry far Barbara Groden Bobby ACIIVIIIES Hockey, D Club, Tenms Ambltlon Prlvate Secretary Favorite Expresslon Gad Sir Favorltes Shorthand Glenn Miller Her beauty and ber brams go togetber Marlorne Gross Marge ACUVIIIES Hockey, Tenms French Club Lrbrary, W00dC3FVlhg Archery AMETHYST Ambition Designing Favorite Expression Oh Bliss' Favorites Glenn Muller French, Star dust Her 'very rownr are azrer ar Than srmler 0 olber ma1a'en5 are Henry B Hagman Haggxe Actnvltles Radio Club Choral Speak mg Chemlstry Club Ambltlon Radio Engineer Favorltes The bell at end of 6th period Math Science Gfllflf HI Wldllflfff VIH H1 dfflllll Patricia Halberts ar ACIIVIIIQS Ski Spanish Club Red Cross Swnmmlng Hobby Records Favorrtes Harry ames Typmg Short hand Tbe grealesl poxsemon rs sel possession Roberta Haley Bobble Actrvltxes Curl Reserves Ambrtlon Surgical Nurse Hobby Collecting Chlna Dogs Favorite Expression So help me Han na Favorltes Glenn Muller Latin A qruet rpm: brood: wise tbougbts Ruth Emrly Hamrlton Boots Actlvxtles Field Hockey Tennis French Club, Cafetetxa Ambition To be happy Favorite Expresslon You know wha Favorites Glenn Muller Kmttmg Bowlmg Notbmg great was ever acbxeved rvltbout entbusxarm Marlon Harlow Blondxe Actrvrtxes Softball Ambition To be a telephone operator Hobby To play the prano Favorite Expresslon Oh Heck' Always ready or a gooa' txme thats Blondre Barbara Winona Horns Barb Actlvltles Swrmmmg Cadets Geology Cub Ambltron Nurse Hobby Swlmmrng Favorite Expression eepersl Ffwlldi WC ,KNOW HI H7718 O H6811 Edufh Harris Edxe Actlvrtles Glrl Reserves Glee, French Chemrstry Clubs Red Cross Ambition Buyer Hobby Collectlng mlmature animals Favorltes Glenn Miller Nursing I bope or leisure to make good Donald Harvey Dog Actlvrtles Cadets Ambmon Avlatxon Favorite Expressron Y Favorites Glenn Muller Trng Ro k A Bye the Boogie Oh bow I bate lo get up m lbe Ynofnlllg Wanda Treva Harvle Shorty Actnvmes Red Cross Girl Cadets Ambltlon To graduate Hobby Sports Favorite Expression Oh Sugar Come up and see me romelnne George Haskell Georgie Actlvxtles Basketball Swnmmxng Ca dets Choral Speaking Dramatic Club Chemistry Club AMETHYST Ambltlon Naval Archltect Favorlte Expression Cherchez l femme A cormorseur o enjoyable lnmg Mary Gloria Hatcher Ducberr Actrvxtles Girl Cadets Swnmmlng Team Ambltlon Prrvate Secretary Favorite Expression Horse feathers Favorltes Glenn Millet Shorthand Cadets Clxppmgs Her manner ran be reen by glanczng at ber ace Lorralne Margaret Hatcher Rarny Actlvrtres Deering Rldmg Club Cadets Ambition To be a perfect secretary Hobby Collectmg perfume bottles Favorlte Expression Krtchle Favorites Glenn Miller Cadets Shorthand A smile, ber Weapon of a'e ense A M U ff U . . . 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Favorntes Glenn Mxller Baseball Handsome rs as handsome does Thomas Wllluom Howarth Tom Actlvltles Track Tennis Basketball D Club Ambmon Physician Favorlte Expression What s the Story? Favorites Dancing Glenn Miller Gemalzty rs always an asset Walter H Howarth Walt Actlvmes Basketball Band Cheer leader Cadets, Senior Class Play, Swlm mmg Ambmon Draftsman Hobby Golf Dancing A llttle nonsense now and then Alvm Huntoon Re Ambxtxon To own a large boat Hobby Boating Favorite Expression You aunt lying' Favorites Tommy Dorsey Navigation The winds ana' waves are always on the sade o the ahlest nawgator Richard Huntoon Drck Ambition Marne Marrtlme Academy Hobby Sleepmg Favorite Expression Come on you seven Favorites Benny Goodman Physrcs Lana Turner He doth mdeea' show some sparks o wrt Harry Kendall Hussey Ken ACCIVIIIES Cadets, Aviation Skating Clubs Ambltxon Mechanical Engineer Hobby Avxatlon Hrs charms stnke the szght hrs ments wm the soul Edwlna Hutchinson Hutch Actlvrtres Purple Cavalry Tennis AMETHYST Ambition To be liked by everyone Hobby Horses Favorxte Expressron Stupldl One good mznd IS better than a thousand strong ones Wilbur Ingalls B11 W1 ly Actnvmes Indoor Track Outdoor Track Art Club D Club Ambltlon Success Hobby A 32 Chevy Favorites Glenn Muller Carol Landns A wxse man wzll ma e more opportumtzes than he nds Louls J Iott, Jr ac Arnvmes Basketball Football, Base ball Choral Speakmg, Red Cross Senior President Ambmon To be a great coach Hobby Golf and Dancmg Favorite Expresslon H1 Ya Chum judge not a man by hrs szze Kennefh lrlsh Hank Actlvxtles Football Track D Clu Ambrtron To be a Gob Hobby Sports Favorite Expressxon H1 Happy Favorxtes lVl1ss Hueston s Englnsh Class A ace that carzrzot smxle xs never good Roy E Jensen Ambltlon Marine or Naval Arr Force Hobby Photography Favorites Kay lxyser Spanish Away through the azr to success' Allan T Johnson Actlvmes Cadets Ambrtlon Alr Corps Favorlte Expression By Now Favorites Glenn Mlller Al Beem Western Novels l'Vhat should a man do but he merry Marguerite Johnson Peggy Acnvmes Honzon Geology Clubs Ambition Physical Education Teacher Hobby Swlmmmg Favorite Expression Oh joy' What lrzurnphs shall he yours Vlrgmla Johnson Ginny Actlvltles Cadets Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves Ambition Private secretary to lawyer Favorrte Expression Are you kldclmg l'avor1tes Slngmg Glenn Muller Com mercxal Law I Dont Want to Walk wIlfl'lOLlt You Her own person rt hettered all descrlptron Frances Jones Casey Actlvltres French Club Hockey Ten ms Cafeteria Ambition To be a dletxtlon Hobby Stamp collecting Favorlte Expression No klddmg that r1ght9 Favorltes Whlte Cliffs of Dover, Home Economics A good dzsposztxon I prc er to go Turner Jones, Jr Actnvltles Ski Club Ambltxon Business Favorltes Chemistry Photography Ernest e orts carry a person Edward Jordan Tabsy Actrvxtxes Football, Tennis, Sensor Class Play D Club Ambition Annapolis As honest a man as ever tread our boards Bradford Thomas Joyce Brad Actrvnnes Debating Club, Forum clets Ofhcers Club Radio Club Chemls try Club AMETHYST Favontes Glenn Muller Math Scnence Scotty Art Phllately Astronomy He reads aces not hooks Teantos Karalekos Teddy Actnvltles Bank Ambltlon To learn Latm and b a doctor Hobby Flshmg Sleepmg Photography Favonte Expressnon Come on Lets et gomg Favorltes Fnshmg Sleeping Photog raphy What more than mxrth would mortals have Paul Wllluam Keyes Rudy Actnvltres Orchestra Glee Club Ca dets Olhcers Club ARP Favorite Expression Hello IS Audrey there? Favorites Rudy Vallee, Music wlth Mr English That he may attain the hopes that are everlastmg m hrs mmd Ann Kimball Kxmxe Actnvmes Dramanc Club AMETHYST Purple Cavalry French Club Ambltlon To study Shakespeare Hobby Readmg plays horseback rndmg Favorites Glenn Muller, Ancient History She s proud but prxde becomes her Carolme Kimball Kim Actlvxtres Avxatlon Club Student Ser vlce Cadets, Red Cross Ambltlon To be an avnatrlx Hobby Sports Favorite Expression Period' Um orms have a peculrar charm Ruth Cathryn Klrkpatnck Ruthze Ambltlon Beautlcran Favorlte Expression Oh sugar Favorntes Spanish Glenn Muller Roller Skating Photography Foxcroft s loss rs Deermgs gam fs ss fs ss . . . I fe wa b . . . . . . . , , . - A , ss ss . W , 4 4 . I ss A ss X fs . ' s s . ,, s. f . - ss ' ff I7 . : , Ca- . , D I . , A . Z , s s s .s - ss , ' 7 9 Y ss ss - s s s ff f ss , . fs ss fs ss , . . Al : , . . I Z e - ' il F! n ' I Q 2 , ' 7 7 - . ' IQ 97 I ' I Q' J . 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Beatrice Elizabeth Thurlow Betty Activities Girl Reserves Softball Ambition To work for the Government Favorite Expression Cop a smoogee Favorites Sammy Kaye Shorthand and Tvpms labor xtsel is pleasure Edwin Thurston Bu Ambition To Graduate Hobby Mechanics Favorites Swinging Dancing Broken Down Cars A man s taslc is always light 1 hrs heart is ight Earle N Trickey Tri Activities Cadets Lacrosse AMETHYST Band Color Guard Officers Club Chem istry A R P Ambition Annapolis Hobby Ships Girls I was horn to other tlrlnes Dorothy June Tripp Dot Activities Girl Reserves Softball Glee Cub Ambition Working for the Government Hobby Roller Skating Bowling Favorites Sammy Kaye Ill Miss You Shorthand NYA She scatters enjoyment who enjoys much Elizabeth Winslow Tukey Betty Activities AMETHYST Purple Cavalry French Club Ambition Secretary Favorite Expression I can believe I Elf Favorites Glenn Miller English Read in A merry heart doeth gona' l e medicine Ursela Ulpts Activities Glee Club Choral Art Group Writers Club Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Cooking Dancing Gardening Favorites: Harry ames Foreign Lan- guages 'Aristocratic in appearance. democratic in nature. Jean Walmsley feanie' Activities: Dramatic Club Ram-Blings. Woodcraft Glee Club Ambition: To be a second Helen Hayes Favorite Expression: What a mess. Favorites: Glenn Miller Acting English All the worlds a stagel Elizabeth Ann Walsh Betty Acttvxtles unxor and Senxor Trasurer Dramatic French Geology Clubs umor Prom Com Ram Blmgs AMETHYST Semor Class Play Ambition To be a success lavorxte Expression Uh huh really' Favorites ackle Dancing Glenn Muller 1 e comes he ore lxterature Mary Jane Walsh Actnvltles Tenms Rldlng Club, Art Club AMETHYST juruor French Club Ambmon To graduate from umor College Hobby Kmttlng Bundles for Blue jackets Favorltes Where or When It xs tranqmlle people who nccomplrsh much Lawrence Ward Teeter Actlvltxes Geology Club Cadets, Skt Club, Football Ambmon Army Arr Corps Favorite Expression Is that right? Favorites Glenn Muller Horseback Rrdmg Words are but 'wma' but seems helxevm Burton E Warren Bert Actrvltles Band Skt Club, Red Cross Ambmon To graduate Favorite Expresslon H1 ya Suzle Favorites Artle Shaw English Potato Chlps Skung Here xs a smile and a vozce that carries Grace Louise Warren Gracxe Actlvltles French Club Dramatlc Glee Club Forum Club, Cadets Ambmon School Teacher Hobby Dress Deslgnmg Readmg Favornte Expresslon Good Gravy' None knew thee but to love thee Alberta Weed Bunny Actlvltles Ram Blmgs Student Service Band Cadets Or hestra AMETHYST Chemistry Club Favorite Expression Look It Favorntes Drlllmg m Band Dancing Readmg Ah you lavour everything you are the peppero society' BettyJ Weeks et Actlvltles Glee Club Ambltxon Stenographer Favorlte Expression Oh sugar Favorites Shorthand Glenn Mlller Scrapbooks Of manners gentle 0 a ectzons mxld Wllllam Albert Wells I Actxvmes Basketball Baseball, Cadets Ambntxon Drattmg Hobby Collecting Records avorlte Expression Yeh I know nt' I-avorltes Not the ofhce bench And there are those who seem to have all the fun' Martha Welsh Marty Actlvxtles Campfire Orchestra, Glee Cub Ambxtxon Buyer Hobby Music, Walking 1n the ram kavorxte Expression Oh say, thats all rlght Favorites Gene Krupa, English Where there are muszc and nendshzp shall I dwell Jacqueline F Wescott lack1e Actnvxtles Glrl Reserves Ambltlon Buyer ln a Department Store Hobby Ice bkatmg, Collectmg Snap shots bavorxtes Blues m the Nlght Glenn Miller English to her virtues very kind Be to her aults a little hlma' Joseph Whlte foe , ed Actxvltles Track Ambmon Axr Corps Hobby Photography Favorxte Expresslon You am t kxddm Favorites Bob Crosby, Math Not much talk a great sweet silence Betty Wight Punkm Actwxtxes Dramatlcs Cadets Tenms Ambmon Nurse Favorite Expression Well good h ne Favorites Sknng, Ixmttmg for Red Cross Heres a happy heart and an ever ready smzle James Harry Wllllams lfn ACIIVIIIES Cadets, Air Rand Patrol, AMETHYST Olhrers Club Mormon Plc ture Projectlomst Favorite Expressxon What No gxrls Favorites Photography Golf Fred Warxng He flzes hxgher who uses his own wmgs Helen Wllllamson Wzlly Attxvltles Glee Club Ambxtxon To be a governess or a nurse Hobby Dancmg Swxmmmg, Reading Favorite Expresslon Gosh Favorntes Recess Remember Pearl H1rbor els merry as the day as long ff H B'tl I J , ' Q 1 , , , J -, , - '1 ' ' ' , .' . . ,, . ,- r . , . : . . 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I . A - Z -. . - ' I - ' U ' . I : 1 I Y 1, ' ' Z s H . . f . f. . . Y, . . - A Il U HB-Hn . . I , ' I 4 ,, ,. , ,, . . f , . f A u , . fp . .- II I II Adllflflesz Cadets, Gifl Reserves Activities: Cadets, Girl Reserves, Cafe- - I ' ' K! - 71 I I I I ' : A , Z . . ' V , - - I zz r vu I I7 , s 1 ,, i . . . f .. . ,. A 1 v U l .l .l : A ' . . .III L u U Z I I I I W A , ' t . 4 1 . r 4 ' ' -o - . - A f . : ' . kj- ' ' 3 ' I ' I . f. ' : 4 . ' . ,, ,, Zin jllilemnruam Il In lovmg memory of our classmate andfrzend Merrlll E Bachelder Born October 18 1924 Dledjuly 1 1940 V w..,,,H...,,.... ', i K I m f, I I I 9 7 GVNN 055 amy ANN WVIHN Wil L IAM 6ffla'6f 1' J! www z9f?U6f HUB JZAN mary R BE fry Xfff L MM5' dH 'h-. ,av 'Q' ,. .-, 1 .4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Iurlxn llLII'll3LI'b of the gmduatmg C1155 turned m excellent performances 1s Thr Bqrrrtts Thur pu formfrmrb proud thu the Deermg audlnnce approxes of the more SCFIOLIS sldc of his 15 well 18 tlu frnoloub An umxpccud COIHIC pqrt was plu cd by Loda can Walmslcy s dog In the mst were man W1l1115lLy X lfsllllll Iohuson Bow XValsh Pngqx Norburg Glorxa Burns Nlary McBradx Iuther Francrs Norton Neuh XX1ltLr Pfoxmrth Blqrtlu Lee, hdmard Iordan Bexerlv Kitchen and Loda 'fi' Y.. ,,.,-, Y I .- 5 1 5' V A' . . ge., A X, 'X ' :- r -S 7, 'KM I ' .w 2 , '-. ' fr X - ,. , 4, -.Y . . 5 K L xx ' f T' M ,af . , . 1 A 3 '53 X N, 5 is-' g X ' fn . 5 ,Mr 1 - 1 F , X E . Q..r.M.,,, -M K 312 ,. M I Nw , I D S f f Q Al x ,M X . X A , -1' , . - -xg , , -. - - - . . - .P 1. r -. v. Y . . - , - , ,- 1 . . - . , . . . . . 1 . 1 .. 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V 1 7 V n L . -ss. ,w National Honor Society To quahfy for clccnon to the Natronal Honor Society a student must be xn the upper thrrd of hxs class To become a member he must have drsplayed throughout h1s hlgh school career outstandlng QUHIIIICS of char acter leadtrshxp scholarshlp and servlce to hrs school In Deermg students are elected by a faculty comm1ttee representing all phases of school life It IS notable that Deermg was the flrst Malne chapter 1n an organrzatlon of 1 800 chapters and more than 160000 members The followmg Deermg students have been elected to the Natlonal Honor Society thrs year DONALD F BARBOUR LUTHER BROWN FRANCIS CARROLL DOGAN GOON VIRGINIA PAYSON LIBBY MARJORIE ANNABELLE MCCUBREY NORTON NEVELS JR ROBERT HALEY PARMENTER DOROTHY MILDRED PIERCE WILLIAM CARL PROUTY f JOHN GOODIER RICKER CHESTER CARLL SOULE JR BRUCE SPRINGER MARGARET STOVER EARL N TRICKFY JEAN P WALMSLEY SHIRLEY MAE WITHAM SaI141gf071gn A M Valcdzctorxan an , , 2 . is J L Q . x 7 7 I 7 9 ' 7 7 Pk 7 , . . 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'Y CLASS WILL OF THE CLASS OF 1942 The members of the class of 1942 reahzmg the SUPCFIOYIYY of the1r 1ntellect the charm of the1r manners the heautx of thelr g1rls the hrawn of thexr hoys the excellence of thelr conduct feel If would be too reprehen Sll5lL of the1n to take all of thls CllVll1C preemmence aw1y from the halls of Deerlng So they decree that the1r sy ec1al talents he d1x1ded as follows Ruddv RlCl13I'dSOI1 leaves the subtle I1'l2lgIlCflSl11 wlth Mll1Cl'l he draws all the gxrls to hlm to Doug Fevler Bexerly KILCLICII leayes h1s ha1rcut and wmnmg ways to ohn Isheb Arlene Thurlow leax es her three l1ttle snee7es to Helen Stover May they prove as allurmg to the man of Helen s dreams Marty L e leaves h1s be u I1 ful eye lashes to the yumor glrls to d1str1lvute as they see Hr and his ahllxtv char n tl1e female members of the faculty to Doug ackson ack1e Iott leaves h1s haskethall sneakers to any team blg enough to hll them HIS ll'lCVlI3L3l6 ab1l1ty to cut school and get caught at LI he gnes wlth pleasure to ackle Feehan Helena Sham leaves her zest sparkle and Vltallfy to the Deermg Hlgh School Lllac hushes' Bllly Orr leax es 1 roll of adhesne tape to mend broken hearts D1ck Tall1n1 leaxes l11s spare t1re to the Goodyear T1re Company Bruce S1 Unger leaxes h1s speed to Superman who should he gettmg t1red any day now Bruce Alden leaxes h1s gentle lovs dulcet tones to the Portland Pohce Department for an a1r rald s1ren lioh CJoldthxxa1t leaves hls 1h1l1ty 11 exer to he 'anywhere he s supposed to he to Dlck Dwelley Roland Boucher leax es h1s 1h1l1ty to k1ll t1me to lVl1ke Cam1n1t1 bohhy SPKIFS leayes h1s 3L3ll1l'X to cut WIILIOLII gettmg caught to Bohhy Adaxr Luther B Franc1s leax es h1s 3lJll1Iy to talk loud and long on noth111g IU partlcular to Betty W1gg1n Only a g1r would compete mth h1m ohnny Golf leaxes the ofhce hench and hls amnlwle dehates mth Mlss Stahl to Blll lVlath1s ohnny Morton leaxes hls Or1tor1cal Hblllty to Eddle lalahertv Peggy Stox er leayes the Stox er l:3I111lX s pat1ence 111 l1SI9ll11'lg to long mnded good mghts to Beth MacW1l mm s parents Rulwy Sparkman s CXOIIC looks are hequeathed to lrloxence Adalr Percy Brume s car IS left to udd Merrlll Vyfalter Howarth s ah1l1ty to Wll'l oxer the whole faculty lil one year 15 left to any yumor who IS 1n a jam and needs to get gO1I1g Gmney ohnson Betty Wilsh and jean Wal111sley le1xe the1r comlnned personalltles to Sh1rley Smlth Tommy Howarth leaves h1s place as MISS Bmgg s prlde 'md joy to Rlfllafd Schwartz Xvllllalll Wfells leaxes h1s look of xx 1de eyed lnnocents to n11ve S31'll1 Plnkleman lVlorr1s Densmores d1ctator1al powers are left to the next D Cluh PTLSICLEIII Lorrame 1-Iatcher leaves her may w1th the football men to Carolyn Say age The rest of the class leave all and sundry ?lCCOfHpllSl1h1LI1IS that a11y one may want to whoexer IS smart enough to catch up wlth them 9 1 9 V . 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Betty Boulos Our lady Douglos Howard Best loolzmg Claire Ashton Pcst Dressed Robert Spears Atlvlcte Best ,Sport Norton Nevels Class Polztlclan Jone Frlsble Most Sophisticated Jockle lott Best Date Bunny Weed S77100fl7CSl Talker Shirley Wlthom future Success W lllom Prouty Future Success Class Gentleman Mortho Stone Best Date Cutest Thomas l-lovvorth Ruby Sporkmon Best Athlete Mory .leon Little Best Dancer Bruce Alden Biggest Bluf Class Ylvowo Betty Walsh lllost Popular J 1' T' SUPERLA Tl VES . V g 1 . ' . . X 1 rg 5 . f .3 , X Q f E - Sf W t ' . Z 'rr 1 ll Best Dancer n l Q ' . . :H 6 if . X 5 'ns . - t , - . 2 .. , We Y . c ff yr Y, 4 R , l l , N 3 f 5' - If l l s r t F, H32 . 4' 5: , r,,,,, wg ' 'fm , 53? I is 3 A U55 .IUNIORS JUNIOR OFFICERS Donald Payne Trearurvr Beverly Be1le I1cePrer1a'ent Helen Stover Secremrx ames Lynch Prendent JUNIOR CLASS On September I2 1939 an 1mb1t1ous and talented class glfted wnth more than mts share of brawn and brams entered Deerlng Hrgh School The large number of Freshmen on the Honor Roll testlned to therr scholarshrp They have also entered wrth zest xnto varlous sports and actrvltxes A feelmg of deep dxsappomtment marked the Freshman year when they learned that they were the Hrst class to be deprn ed of a Freshman Recepuon upon entermg Deerrng Doug ackson was president the first year, wlth Pauhne Perry W1ll1am Hastmgs Lynn Reynolds Ruth Thurlow, Florence Adanr and Vrrglma Haggett as supportlng officers In therr Sophomore year they really entered the swmg of thmgs They are especlally proud of thexr large number of athletes among whom are Mare WlHQlOW Doug Feyler aclcle Feehan Ed Flaherty Bob Blake Doug aclcson and Dana Davs Glrls also are actlve m sports wxth Betty Kmg Beverly Beale Arranno Whlttemore Ruth Thur low, Mary McAfee and ean Harvey showmg great powers rn hoclcey and basketball I-Ia7el Wh1tney had a prom ment part ln the Dramatlc Club Play Mare Wlnslow Donald Payne Vlrgmxa Grant and Doug Feyler respectlvely held posmons as class officers that year In addltlon to remarkable abxllty ID scholarshxp and athletlc they have talent ln musxcal clramatrcs There are a large number from tlns class 1n the band and orchestra and thxs year three of the solorsts m the band concert were umors They were Phylhs Hammond xylophomst Robert Cummings trumpeter and Charles Anderson trombomst Helen acohs acquehne Cole and Vxrglnxa Haggett represented the unxor Class very ably ln Dramatrc Club produc txons Larry Bradley was a member of the school s champlonshlp relay team and l:leanor McG1ll1cuddy rs on the tennrs team Famrllar names around the school are Wxlma Cushman Marcla SIFOIS Florence Adalr, Russell Rnchardson and Doug jackson who IS next year s football captam, W1ll1am Hastmgs Don Pavne and Lots Rrcker OHicers thls year are jlmmy Lynch presldent Beverly Beale vlce presxdent, Don Payne treasurer, and Helen Stover secretary 1 5 4 1 ' 5 1 ,T .I 1 ' , , 1 .., 1 Y ., . . . ,I 1 1 1 , . . , . rr 11 ' ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 v G . Q . . . . V . . . ' - 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 , J . . . - . . . ' Q, ,, . . . . . 1 1 , 1 tl, . 7 'Q 7 ,I ' ' l ' 5 7 7 7 7 ' .l 1.l 1 .l ' . , . . - . . . - - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 , ' 1 1 , 1 ' - . 1 1 - Jarnes Lynch Best Date Helen Stover Cutest Meyer Winslow Athlete Beverly Beale Best Athlete Hazel Whttney Smootlvest Talker Rlcharcl Morrison Class Gentleman Wnlma Cushman Future Success Douglas Feyler Best Sport Jean Harvey Best Dancer Lawrence Campbell Best Dancer Florence Adair Most Popular Best Date Douglas Jackson Best Lookmg Lenore Reuben Best Dressed Most Sophzstxfated Robert tvlosely Biggest Blujf Class Slvowojf Fdvxard Goan Future Success Vurglnna Grant Our Lady Donald Payne Class Poltttcxan SUPERLA Tl VES f t I -,Q -E E . f E? 5 r X . 3 J ' . , I , -I t . I l Ql ' l.. l . 3 T' Q - I -F -N We ,1- J - F. tv.. rf? 'S' ax I' ' M Q egg we V- 25? 'VA Q Qfi Q -si -uf 'Nm WgX .1 'ff' qw R J' ,1 t .1 JP' as A, ug K if asm ' ' mv M f 'Fw y X' Gregg BV' we NSW rf' wx 3 ss E A emwigti N SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Eileen Feeney Treasurer Norma Sparkman V1cePrendenl Keith ohnson Presrdent eanette Andrew Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS Deering s class of 44 seems to have a bright future ahead We have produced more than the usual number of fine scholars and athletes and many of our names are beginning to be heard about the halls Among the athletes of whom you have no doubt, read and heard are Keith ohnson football hero Dumbo Irving our basketball team s young sharpshooter Channy Hay that stocky guard who made many of the tackles this past football season Parker Poole, and many others Outstanding girl athletes in basketball field hockey, and tennis are Norma Sparkman eanette Andrew Nancy Fitzgerald Shirley Corthell ean Miller and Charlotte Whxttemore Our class has also contributed many members to the organizations and activities of Deering We have representa will find sophomores taking advantage of all opportunities offered them Incidentally the office bench has known few of us this tear Scholastically the sophomores have been excellent Have you noticed our all E list on the bulletin board? The sophomores have taken their share in prommence and are beginning to be recognired at last A few of the well known members are Marilyn Cappi Couri Eula Pat Patterson Hope Fenderson Bruce Cave Man Gordon and Fred Flop Folev Unfortunately our Freshman Class President, Willxain Ladd has left us to go to Hebron Academy However, this years ofhcers are able leaders They are Keith Johnson President Norma Sparkman, Vice President, Marie Andersen Secretary and Eileen Feeney Treasurer With such a record behmd them, the Sophomores can look forward to a promising year in 1943 ready to take their places as upperclassmen i i ' , : , ' - ' Q ' J , ' J J , . , , . , , . . D H - . me as 1 v J - r 1 A , I U U r - , q 5 . -V i , I i 9 i- 1 J 1 ' 9 , 9 J 9 ' tives in practically every club and our talented students have been seen and praised in our auditorium many times. You . , . 1 I 7 , o ' . 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Hope Fenderson Best Danrer Horold Burnhorn Cfass Gentleman Future Sucfess Class Polltlcxan Shar' y oes Future Sztffess Best Dressed Bruce Gordon Best looking Keith Johnson fltfvfete Morulyn Cours .Smootfwest Talker Best Date Fred Fo'ey Best Date Wolf r Knight Best Dancer Bzggcst Bfuff Class Sfvowo Audrey Leovntt Cute st Most Popufar Fulo Potferson lllost Sopfustzfated C 1roIvn fqushmon Our lady Normo Sporkmon Ht t Atllfetc SUPERLA TI VES ' YW, , ., I 1 F A t ' Y 1 -, X ' .e R , W BCS! Spur! D, ff V i - k , .Q 25 3 I E: iff, ' 5 5 fa V 'A 19' , 0 S Y wig F I r ff -fifty if E: f. L 51: if '-'A ' C f K A Q lm' 1,51 N ' ,A - 'K' 7- -Q' 'fi' c . 6 gf! - f s 5 if 4' 'A 1 , if z G 1 , L-if w H'w .f L Egg: E E. x, f 1 1. .ifw K X fs .. . .M . 4 4 s, 1 'mi f K. . Q . 1 s J' 9 I N x x W V N' mz Sf: 5 Q C41 f 551' x 'G ', 'ff sw 5 ' 5 N 3' 6 avi ff um . Q sb v 4 A 1 -er, fi 2 ff X K U jxw ' with fy , 1' A ... . 1 I ix Ki? X ig 13 5-L - s FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Davis Burn ll Treasurer Constance Barker Secretary Dana Smith Vu-ePre:1dent Malcolm Sperrs Prendent FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Last September, a class of three hundred fourteen bewnldered freshmen arrxved at Deermg and commenced therr flrsr year or hlgh school life Whlle bravmg the terrors of algebra and Latm they gazed t1m1dly upon the superior upperclassmen Some of rherr more bnlhant mmcls, however soon made the pleasmg dxscovery that every class has IIS own merlts and that thelrs was no exceptlon The freshmm class has been quick to hnd 1ts place and show nts worth Those freshmen who have carr1ed off the schola t1c honors are Constance Barker Barbara Cooper Florence Deakm Eugema MacCallen, Wllllam Barker, Margaret St ohn, Elizabeth Spauldlng and Andrew Thomas INor have the freshmen been backward rn sports The freshmen basketball team won slx out of the nme games Maxwell Lols Moreshead anlce Ixerson Betty Clark, and anet Chase were active ln g1rls basketball Betty Clark was outstandrng m gmrls field hockey The class has enthuslastlcally jomed Deermg s numerous clubs and partlclpated 1n the school s many RCUVIIICS In the Skl Club Patrlcla Cook was one of the star members anet Chase wx as promment an the Rldrng Club Paul Bragdon ably represented the freshman class m the Classlcal Forum The freshman clas officers were Malcolm Spelrs Pres1dent Dana Smrrh Vrce Presldent, Constance Barker, Secretary and Davxs Burnell Treasurer The Executlve Board consxsted of Carroll Leen Joyce Abbott, and Lloyd Holmes ' 2, J , 5 ' , ' - ' J ' , ' - . . . . P . . . U . ,, . . , A . . , . I C . . . . . 'J 5 5 , . J , , that they played. Malcom Speirs, Dana Smith, Gordon Beem, and Ronald Cole were the outstanding players. Rose , . 5 , J . I Q , J V . . . 5, Q 1 . . . , . . . . . , . . . , . .. Q5 ' 9 - . 1 'A ' q I 5 y - a Bull Vlfaclman but Damn Suzzane Swell In rt Un fn Wort .Suplmtzcatcd Harry Srarburd Clan Grntlr man Vlraunla Cole Our lady Margaret ST John Snzoolfn t laf nr Pa.Jl Bragdon rm .Smu ffar Polzfmarz Juanufa Manchester b sz Arlnlm Gordon Beem bzsgf 1 Bluff Robert Mupry but loo 1715 B r Dau Joa n Ca+e Future 51166155 Malcolm Sperrs B 5! S UV! Athfclc Nancy Fosfer Max! Popular Richard Neilson flaw bfwno Ann Tracy Cufut Bu! Dara Ins! Dancer l - -w My .i .d Al , Y C- .N i I Ijllf ' Y ' ' 'XX Wx x L, ,. I 'j I I wi, 1 I CV ' C' Qp . fff T war A f qv 'k 4 1 av s x 0FxCS r 3 r Wx x'!'l . A1 ' fm- z .-.f xl L. 4' -g, 4. 'Q rv ' f' .,m.-f..-1.. 4,- Cxn-QCQXB E51 ws ,N -A-...,....a-L ajiftl' , -'fI.':E+., . 12392 yy- 3. 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X 'X- T-if-L- D nlulhu KX-'X ? fi A K ees K ,gf 'WWE FOOTBALL After beatlng Portland 14 12 a year ago all Purple rooters had great cause to be happy about the prospects for thus fall A new rule was passed before thus season and tt cut nme veterans from the Deermg squad Th1s was the problem f'lCll1g the Deermg team tn early September Deermg stlll had some veterans from last year They were strength ened by the add1t1on of three new men Sprlnger Holmes and Hay Iott ohnson and Wxnslow developed very fast These men along wxth the proven stars Lee Spelrs Morton Pullen and K1tchen gave Deermg a powerful team when game txme rolled around The FIFSC game of the year was wxth Portland at the Stadllllll The boys 1n purple and wh1te showed therr potentlallty by rollmg over Port land 1917 They then came home and gave Cheverus thexr worst beatlng 1n the long Deer1ngCheverus serles 39 12 The Purple played a new rlval Rumford It was a great ball game on a cold gray day On a reverse Sperrs carrned the ball to the goal lme but an oflictal rejected our touchdown claxm Thrs gave Deermg 1ts 1ncent1ve and they blocked the next klck and made a safety for the only score Blddeford came to Deermg to try her luck agamst the Purple power house but was sent home defeated bv two touchdowns Deermg played 1ts only out of town game against tts bttter rlval South Portland The hrst half was a terrlflc battle and Deering was behmd at half time 7 6 The second half Deermg scored IWICC 'lhls attack was sparked by ohnson Sprmger McGovern and Goldthwalt who ran seventy yards for a touchdown Westbrook took a hard poundmg from the powerful Purple l1ne Th1S game was played by the surprxslngly eflaclent Deermg subs Deerxng now had won sux games ln a row We then met the great Thornton Academy team It was a great battle Deermgs powerful captaln Marty Lee ohnny Mortoxa and Bev Kitchen were mjured lll thrs game The loss of these men severely weakened our defense Thorn ton got three touchdowns m the second half and the ball game ended 190 Edward Lrttle met an mjury rxddled Deermg team wrth only four days rest and edged them ln a tlglat ball game by two touchdowns Our grand finale wlth Portland was a blt CllS21pp0lI1IlI1g Deermg made a great brd Lynch played 1n the mjured ohnsons spot Iott grabbed passes all over the held Once he went over but was called back and once he went to the three yard l1ne The injured Marty Lee and Bev Kitchen who were voted all Confer ence played great games to end thetr bflllli-lI'If careers Hats off to the coaches and players who had a great season 'is gen' pl Il hull' i 5.5, I QQ MK Q X , ff' f 'Z 573 I 1 '-1. 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BASKETBALL Deernng faced a serrous problem as the season opened :hrs year Due to unforseen exrcumstancas Brll Orr Tommy Pullen Dau Andrews and Big Ed Flaherty were lost to the team Thls left Bob Spelrs as the only regular returnmg to the fold Tom Howarth came out for he first year and developed 1nto a fine floor player Ruddy Rlchardson one of Deerlngs flnest passers teamed w1th Howarth to make a great pa1r of forwards Doug Fevler a speedy and clever defense man started at center ack Iott one of the coolest basketball players to wear the Purple ln years teamed up on the defense wlth Captain Bobby Spurs Wltla this fave Deering started the season rn great style Thev knocked off Bowdoln Prosh Morse and Hope However we lost two games to Edward Irttle defendlng state champions The next week the Purple beat the powerful Marne Prosh at the Unnerslty Dumbo Irving an elongated sophomore came from obl1v1on to lead Deerlng to thts vtctory Hope Hlgh School from Prox ldCl1Cl. Rhode Island lnvaded the Plne Tree State but were beaten by Deerlng after they had run up a ten point lead ln two mmutes Lew1ston was beaten by the Rams ln an afternoon game at the Deerxng gym and was also edged by a polnt at Lewlston Percy Brume a pohshed scnlor had been rnstru mental 1n many wlns wlth hrs steady ball handlmg Deermg was beaten by a great Portland team the next week C heverus defeated Deerlng on a particularly hot night for the Irlsh Deerxng spllt a couple of games wxth South Portland the first Z1 20 for the Red but Deerlng avenged th1s xn the second game Wfe lost another game to the Lxttle Boy Blues rn whlch the Purple led untll the last two mrnutes Little Ed Flaherty ack Eeehan and Mayor Wlnslow all rmproved durlng the season and gave Deermg a powerful team for the Western Malne Tournament Tn the first game of the tournev the Cottrell men beat a call Morse team by three POIUIS In the second game Deermg played the1r greatest game of the year and I' Nkfyf X wx! 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H N ' pyu' , Mwf, M, Xk,www5Eg5,k,.1k wld , Ah I x X fl X X1 1 and X M B 473 :W Y'X.f BASEBALL Deermg opened the season of 41 wrth a veteran team They played well nn the pre season contests The openmg game of the season was played w1th Westbrook The blue team was pxcked to wrn the pennant but Deermg beat them 5 3 This was the first Opfflilllg day game that Carl Wlggln ever wen at Deermg Deerlng went unto the stadrum and dropped a 2 1 declslon to Cheverus B111 Orr pitched beautlful 5 hrt ball and deserved to wm but as many tunes durmg the year luck was agalnst hun Deerrng then played therr first home game Thornton got srx runs rn the Hrst IIIIIIFIQDS but succumbed to the Purple attack and lost 17 6 They also beat Thornton down at the academy by a slmllar score Deerrng lost tvso home game to Sanford one of which they had won rn the erghth mnmg The champ1on Portland team took the measure of Deermg by a score of 10 5 They drd thrs agarn later m the season by an xdentxcal margin of 6 I In the game at Westbrook Deermg fell vrctrm to a case of jrtters gn 1ng up elght runs rn the second lnnrng and lost 11 7 They next went to Blddeford and after a shabby start beat the Blddres rn 10 rnmngs 14 12 The Rams then went to the stadrum and after thelr prevlous defeat beat Cheverus 70 6 Th1s game was featured by the llltflflg of Fehan and Richardson who made 9 hlts between them At South Portland Deerrng played one of therr fine t games of the year but due to a Cape South Portland s prtchlng was performed by Charlre Rled who met a traglc death lh the summer Deering agam could not hir and lost 2 1 Deer 1ng had a five ball year Th1S was proved by therr defeat of Portland 5 4 Th1s was Portland s second defeat of the season A great feature of the season s play was the home run hxttrng of Paul Chadbourne He tred the league record and would have broken the record had he touched second at Westbrook Bob Spe1rs three sport star ably took care of the 1n1t1al sock Although he drd not hrt too consistently durmg the season It IS a well known fact that he was one of the league s better hrtters Captarn Al Smaha played hrs usual game rn the Held Jack Iott who attracted the mterest of several Red Sox scouts performed ably behlnd the bat B1ll Orr prtched very well 1I'l hrs first season and was a tlmely hltter Bob Brackett was a rehef hurler Nlose Densmore one of the leagues out standmg hurlers had the dlstmctron of never bemg knocked out of the box 111 three years of league play and hlt for 555 Paul Chadbourne was se leeted for all Telegram Spexrs and Densmore were also prcked for a second team all Conference Thrs year the teams look very good They dropped a dec1s1on 1 0 to Portland and beat South Portland and Gardmer 7 3 F9 7 , f X L X ---,ia IH X I ff MAY is JRR sly St XJ '1 S ff X nm Q X Q9 'X .S-. a f W S ' fl pf . 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W :we X APQWZQW ,ff ef f i Af, P N 34.7955 Vfwwzggl J A V , :H , s Q W -A Q in Wi Q 0 1 ff ,, SNS an A M5 n ,e M .. .,51,gQi if W, ,, ,ggfyyw w u K - 1 , X wap 5, X. ,lx M .-Q 1 . 'I W v ay., -!'Uv ,ffm . : WSH: -ua... Y'-Aug N-.mm-,, am. wr..-l...,,. 'ICO' W lo nf.. M.....,s I si ,Qi Q it-'J X OUTDOOR TRACK Ifiul Kon: Bradley, Richer. Springer, Capt.: Sylvester. Alden Scrmid Run: Davis. Iylesc-rve. Hntrh, Card. Becker. Rice Burk Rout Kern, lVlgr.g Libby, Xvymzm. Harvell, Wfinslow, Lowell, Kershner Spri 4 Ii ugei' Richer IN DOOR TRACK - Nc Seated: Rte, Card. Hatch, Lowell, Springer, Wfyman, Ire, Davis Slarizfiriyuf Coafh Harvell, Xxfaclrnnn. Kershaw, Sweet, Ricker. Wfalsh, Coach Cobb. Waugh. Libby, Mgr. Kem I-Iarveli Cobb CROSS COUNTRY I nvt Ron: Sweet. Delia Torre, MuPhnil. Riricer, Sefond Row: Hutchins. Wyznan, Rice. Hatch Tfvim' Ron: Nlanager Strout. Coach I-larvell FRCSM 19 Kershner 1 -1 'dm 3 6 -nz' QQX 'Nv- 2 If X95 sl, Q. GQ E :Ez .ei - l . 01' TRACK Last spring one of Deering s lJ'st teams burned up the track. Led by the great work of Clarence Foster the purple piled up a great record. The power of this team lay in their sprinters hroad jumpers an hurdlers. S rin er Fontaine and R1 Davis won 17 voints in the State u P is Y n li meet in the dash. S 'lxester and Alden fine middle distance men scored . y - v . 1 in the quarter and half respectively. Poster was state champion in the 'avelin, and he alonr with Becker commanded the hurdles all s rin . 35' . . . g Foster teamed up with oe Fontaine to score four points in the broad jump. This was a great outdoor season and Deering carried home her first major state championship. When the fall season rolled around, Deerin Vs cross countr team I s Y found itself dwindled hy the loss of such performers as MacDonald, gf- Q3 'll ,D I N Soule, and Michaud. The team carried on in a courageous manner led by johnny Riclcer from the Indoor team and Dan Rice, a transfer from Cony. AI Hutchinson, a freshman, ran well, and he has great prospects for the future. Hatch and Wyniaii, a couple of big boys, rounded out Buclc's big five. The indoor season, however, was a great success. Deering again won the city and state championship. The first meets of the year did not show the true Purple power. Deer- ing lost duel meets to Portland, Thornton, and Bowdoin. The Purple did well at Bates. Ar the four cornered meet, however, Deering came into its own. Bruce Springer won the dash and 300 yard run. Bradley won the intermediate dash and joe Wliite scored in the dash and hurdles and won the 300 yard run for intermediates. Riclcer toolc the 600 and Sylvester followed him closely across the line. The intermediate relay team won with the valuable services of Dana Davis and -jimmy Watlgh. Marty Lee, captain of foothall, picked up a third in the shot put. Riclcer placed second in the high hurdles. Bruce Springer was judged the outstanding performer of the meet and awarded the Vinall Trophy. The next weelc Deering defeated the New Hampshire champions- Portsmouth. Deering then went to the Bowdoin Interscholastics. They outscored all the other Maine teams and thereby won the state cham- pionship. Deering also hrought home the Express Relay Trophy-env blematic of state relay supremacy. Bruce Springer established himself as New England Sprint Champion. Hats off to Buck and the boys! l i ky T, puff 7. ij., fi' L -0. , , 5' , cs! 13. SQ tn, 3. 1 'MN 'B CARL WIGGIN best known and most respected members of the faculty His versatility in sports know ledge his patience and calm determination mark him as one of the greatest coaches that Deering has ever had However unknown to most Deering students IS the great amount of wisdom and higher learning which fits him for the responsible and trymg Job which he will undertake next year lv ., Since his arrival at Deering, six years ago, Carl Wiggin has grown to be one of the , ' 9 2 Cheer Leaders Gomc up THE STAIRS: William Wadman, Wil- liam Lucas, Stanley Syl- vester, Robert Blake, Robert Wood, Richard Dwelley LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL Under the tutelage of Coach Frank Stack Deerlngs hghtwexght football team finished the1r schedule wrth nelther a defeat nor a t1e to mar the1r record Thrs IS the second consecutlve year that one of Coach Stacks teams has completed a perfect season The llghtwexghts defeated South Portland twice, 2013 and 2019 Edward Little, 25 O, and Westbrook, 8 6 Bob Stevens was elected honorary captam at the conclus1on of the season Asslstmg Coach Stack were five year men, Brll Orr, Mose Densmore, and Chet Soule Qui CHEERLEADERS Deermg can boast one undefeated athletlc squad, the cheerleaders Th1s group has been carefully tra1ned by Stanley Sylvester and D1k Dwelly The cheerleadmg squad, composed of B111 Wadman, Bob Wood Walt Howarth, Billy Lucas, Bob Blake, ohn Bowles, Dlk Dwelly, and Stanley Sylvester, has done 1ts part m upholdmg the 1n creaslng school Splflf They showed the1r versa txlltv by devlsmg our new cheers The cheerleaders are to be congratulated for their fine work ln dl rectvng our ralhes Lightweight Football Fmsr Row Ch llis ar H r B IIN tl B A lrrmzi IDIMHIIEO rzla Bm f or O71 Mcilori SELOND Row Iyden C arles L Smitlv E P in 1 Parsons ay Carroll Bailey Faunr Sorensen Mori son llfaugb Urbana T1-mm Row Sou As t B erb Bri ges Rolverlson Call Kern Pat! rson Stev ns Blac Mzlioiz D Smith Orr A I Stack Coarlv . , - X 'fi r T 4 . I . 9 . , . . . . - V 9 1 . - . . , . . - - ec an - ez as E . E - ' L' l : . c '. G LI, U. L' 1' . EEV71. J, 7' ' r, r . g . Zn . 'L'. I d . V ef Z1'. . H - ner. W . ' . 0. . - : le. s.. c . 'al . C . I? . N ss., . BOYS TENNIS Although the tenms team won only two of thelr five matches played last season they defeated both of the hrgh schools they played They were Ed ward Lnttle 7 2 and Lewlston 8 1 The team was defeated by Portland umor College 6 3 Hebron Academy, 70 and Bowdom Frosh 5 0 The let ter wmners were Captam Henry Larrabee Tony Pelletler Edward ordan, Thomas Howarth and Robert Tholts The Annual Boys Fall TCHHIS Tournament was won by lm Drlscoll, who defeated Robert Thoxts ln the finals Boys' Tennis Tlwmas Howarth. Ed- ward jordan. Robert Tlwitx. james Driscoll GIRLS TENNIS Because of weather condltlons the fall tenms tournament was not played off to determ1ne the glrl champlon of the school but the class w1nners were as follows Senlor Ella Sawyer umor Eleanor lVlcGlll1cuddy Sophomore Murlel Gee and Freshman Arlene Pmlcham Last sprmg the gurls team coached by Miss Hamlm had a very successful year wxnmng four games and losmg one We have s1x letter w1nners for th1s years team mdxcatmg another good sea son xf transportation to the games smce Deermg lS the XlSltlI1g team can be prov1decl If Girls Tennis McG1ll1cuddy N Sparkman R Sparkman Goldthwaxt W 1 1 5 0 n Capt Everett B Groden abrent when prrture was taken ,...A Glrls Basketball FIRST Roxx Hzra y zltemorr K nr n Corilv Il I'1t L ra 'N Sparftn1m1 4 1dr aroma Row 17 B lung fl! 'l Tfmrlon fuldtfmzi K Sp11rLn1.1r1 Truim Row 47111 c 1 Ill 111 rgu P Stover f rpzam Xnntlv C 1pl11r1 ff Illlilll FIELD HOCKEY During the year, the g1rls held hockey team played hte games, wmnmg over Brldgton, losmg to Wxlton, Cony, and the Alumnae, and also tymg Br1dgton 1n a second game Thrs years captarn was Barbara Goldthwart the manager Barbara Groden Thost recexvmg letters were Barbara Goldthwa1t, Ruby Sparlcman, Wrnnrfred Smrth Norma Sparlcman eanette Andrew, Mary Mc Afee, Betty Ikrng Allda Blanchird Murtel Brown Shlrley Poster, ATIHIIIYI Wflnttetnore, Marte Stover, Barbara Groden 1nd un Harvey Wltlm Mary McAfee as captain the team 19 expectmg another successful season next year GIRLS BASKETBALL The glrls varslty basketball squad, losrng only four games, had a moderately successful season South Portland CWICC, Wllson and Westbrook once apnece were the only teams to better the Deer mg sextet Mrss Hamhn was fortunate rn havmg Margaret Stover as captam and hrgh scorer of the squad Other standouts were Ruby Sparlcman, Barbara Goldthwalt, Wlnntfred Smrth, and Arlene Thur low The team had numerous capable Junlors who wlll be of great help next year because of therr prevxous experrence A Girls Hockey FRONT Row Brown Wbztterrzore N Spark man fsoldtlvwazt Capt R Sparkrnan Srnztlv M Stover Andrew BALK Row D Ham lm Coach Forter Haney lung Blanrhard Rox: M646 Frou' II Mar1 ager n I V 2 L 'lf . llffv' 2 . Th - lr V, ' c . M :ju ld. L V. 7 . A 7 FIV S ' 3 : H. S10 ft' , , V' t . flller. 1 . '. f ri . V: . Cf' V11 , 4 tj, J , cl . I . , . . . . , . . . , . I , . . . . ' ' Betty King was next in number of points scored. a ' 7 7 ' ' ' ' - , L . . 1 , 'LQ or 1 1 - A tw.. H ,,..,. ,. V ' I v I I 1 W .1 1 UU. 1 c' . ' -FHL ,m ww' . 5. v-ff ,lb A A h , ' ' . , , If 1 ' Q Xi' ff.. . - . Q ff.,-. 1' , A - , . . . 3:-M : -', '. ' 5 - ' 4 L . - : .. L. . -. K U 'lb -, H Q- ,yr :J XX PN N 'SQQS4 ER .A rlzjv 454 nn-. s nv NJ Y a 1 Z' l AK yk 3 3 ..k--f, J V f1kv'- f ' ,ffkxl Aizkv ' I I-I' ah.: f 1 ff W W w BAND fhe band under the dlrectxon of Mr Gaudreau got off to an early start this year as always by playxng, for football rallles and football games The organxzatlon was 1nv1ted to march 1n the Navy Day parade as well as the AfU11SI1CL Day parade In October the band played for a fire preventlon CXl11U1f1Ol1 at the Park Street hte SEHIIOH durlng Flre Pre XLUIIOII Week The annual concert was presented at the Cnty Hall on Friday March 6 ThlS IS one of the most looked lorward to soclal exents of the school year Some ot the selectxons were led by student conductors The program was as follows March L1ghts Out McCoy Dx erture Arlane Boyer March Them Basses Hu e lntermezzo Scene In the MVSIIC Land of Egypt Ketelbey Trombone Solo My Regards llewellyn Hybrld Sketch The Rampagpe of the Old Grey Mare Stacy March Blue Bells Kyjos Selectron Sounds from the Sunny South Lampe Baton Tw1rl1ng Exh1b1t1on PHIFICIH Dodge March Stars and Strrpes Forex er Sousa The New England and Western lVla1ne muslc festivals were called off ln the Sprlng but under the leadershlp ot Mr Gaudreau plans were made for the festlval whlch was held xn Portland The band IS perhaps the largest and most publxcrzed non athletxc group xn the school Year alter year IC IS recognlzecl by cr1t1cs as one of the best hlgh school hands 111 New England l , , . X . I , I . , , . ' 7 7 I 7 . U 1 f V , . J ' 7, V J ' F7 Trumpet Solo- The Debutantu Clark Ltr 77 H r ff ' 37 ,, -l , , J A 77 K ' J Y 7, J ,, V ' ' LJ! ,Y LJ? ' 1 7, X Y . . . 1 E . . , . I - v V - a s ORCHESTRA The orchestra under the drrecnon of Robert C Enghsh started 1ts season early thls year by playmg at the convenuon of the Parent Teachers Assoc1at1on 1n October at the Eastland Hotel The annual pop concert was presented 1n the gym on December 13 and proved to be a great success Later m the year after playmg for the Wlnter Garden Party at the Eastland a party was held for members of the orchestra at the Boy s Club On February 14 the formal concert was held 1n the audrtorrum wlth a dance m the gym followmg The pro gram was as follows Fugue 1n G mlnor Baca Mrldred B Thurrell soprano X lrglnla Grant 45 accompanxst Ellstad H Smlth tenor Vlrglnra Grant 49 accompamst Soprano and Tenor duet Sympathy Frzml I Rosamond Ballet Schubert Elnale Western World Symphony D1 orak 1n March lf was announced wrth great regret that because of the war and the shortage of transportanon the New England MUSIC Festlval to be held ln Provldenc Rhode Island and the Western Marne Eestxval to be held m Sanford would be called off The orchestra also played 1n a combrned concert wx h thc band and glee clubs ln the Sprmg and played for graduatlon ln June l n I ,TTT L , 1 ' ' f II ' . , 7. . . , .Q III Symphony No. 41 Uupiterj Illozart IV . ' , V X1 454' CIVILIAN In thu t1me of nat1on1l e111ergencv, when uc-ry loyal Amemcan must take part 111 l'll11CI10l1S chrcctly or 1I'ld1I'6CIly connected vs1tl1 the xx ir effort Dctrmg I-hgh School lb Cl0lI1g IIS p1rt for C'lX1l1'lI1 Defense There are ten boyb 1n Deerlng VH.1I'll1Q the A R P badge Some of thur dutuh are ktepmg the atudent body qu1et, actmg 1s nwsbmgers, and after 111 'llillflll gomg through the empty rooms to ln sure tlnt all students are 1n the sheltera M155 Hall has been C0l1ClllCIll1Q a l10lI1tl1LlI'5ll1g course throughout the mnter months SlXIt'CI1 Qlflb nnlshed the courae, requ1r1ng htty hours ol outs1de work E1ghteen fnnshed 1t 111 COIIDCCUOII wxth the Home Econonmcs Course The g1rls kept an 1nttrest mg scrapbook of art1cles and PICILIYES perta1n1ng to thexr work The course lncluded a knowledge of dlets DEFENSE makmg the bed for the patlent followmg a doctors orders, care of chlldren, surg1ca1 dressmgs, plasters and compresses and care of conv1lescent chronrcally 111 and 1ged people In the months of February March, and Aprll four 'pf' teen volunteer umor boys took the 20 hour, standard Red Cross FIYSI Ald Course dlrected by Mr M1fChC11 After complenng If they were enntled to the Red Cross certlhcate One object of F1rst Ald IS lmmedlate temporary care and the boys d1scovered that learnmg what not to do lS as 1mportant as learnmg to t1e bandages or glVC arnhclal respxrauon FIFSI A1d de mands that apphcatlon of common sense to a glven SIIUHUOI1 and the best pOSSlblC use of avallable ma ternals be made Subjects studled mcluded, ln addmon, transportatlon war gasses, thumlte bombs, and bums caused by them CADETS With the advent of war, the cadet organization has acquired 1 new and more important position in high school life Each cadet finds himself a mem ber of a cooperating unit in which he learns the fundamental principle of actual military life ticed through the teaching and learning of com pany and battalion maneuvers and of the manual of arms This vear the commissioned oflicers of the cadet corps extended their regular cont1ct at cadet drills by organizing the officers club Girl Cadet Officers FIRST Row Cobb Bur rzey Harnlzvz flflurpfvy I MtBraa'y ar rmg.,ton Harris SECOND Row Pink ham Deemii., lfVarren on B rry llfyman be t on 17171 THIRD Row flrrlver Hitrfv Fic tt Brag don Hfztbanz Iwmball Hatcb r Gallant Boy Cadet Officers BACK Row john Go Captain INorlon Bevel: Captain Robert W'ood C aptam bscorsm Row Andrea Card lieutenant c Cady Captain .Monson Hayes Lieutenant Wal ter Howartb Captain Earl Trzc y lieutenant FRoNT Row Thomas H e n e 5 J y lieutenant fart 1 Milfzk ri Captain Brad ora' oyre Iieuten an MIIHIGIII Prouty Nlajor ames IV1l11amx Lieutenant R: c lu a r d flflansefl lieutenant GIRL CADETS Organized in February l94O the Girl Cadet Corps was the first high school organization of its kind in this section of the country With Dorothy Pierce as major, the girls have Battalion drill twice a week in the gym in prepara tion for the annual Cadet Ball In addition to the drilling they are on call to serve as waitresses at suppers, ushers at concerts and graduation and as 1 colorful addition to any parade Since the war nany of the girls have done first aid work f l , I : Ja le ' , . ' : . I la l , I e . ' 've . , ' : f .lu . J - 1: . I ' : I I ' . I ' ' . ' -to . ' ' . . . give and to talce orders. This principle is prac- . . . . ' I s , D I . . I . . , . . , , t- b . K I ' 1 I q 'zcficn ' . I - R ri i . 1W L1 rx c ,r e r. I7 . If 4 cr t ' cr. 'ku , - E . Us 3 5 ,.. ,NN Wg. I --n, Munn , .mug K V x we M .1 '-di 3 34 1 S!! 'xl is i E' is 3 m A Q Q . F! L 8' ,L X xii, X ' . M W... W., K i Q lf? ' W' A ' W . X f V ' y X' Y. X. 1 ' A X ' ' YS . ,f 9? ' A -Q 75 Q 'Q f 5 , , EQ g Q X Q V 1' NX 'Y' gy. P, g! 5 S is I ixhrv fi RAM BLINGS Although Dttrings school newspaper is only a to all piloted this year hy Boh Golclthwait it has consistently maintained the popularity that marked its rise last year It has an average cir culation of one thousand copies The publication has clone much in augmenting school support of extra curricular activities, sports, and social events Much of the popularity ol' Ram Blmgi is due to Horning In , a feature deal ing with Deering social life All profits are do nated to tht AMI-1HXSI Rom Blmgs LEFT TO RIGHT AT ABI i- Jaan I- ynn 7 fr vltffhnaz :ny Du x Suomi: Roxy lxzdd r trlou ztmt Spy: Q 'll lm ro The Slci Club is one of the largest and most ac tiyt organizations in the school Recently, the cluh formed a corporation, solcl shares, and bought the Dyke Farm on Douglas Hill where twenty hve people may stay comfortably at one time There are many ski trails and slopes on the property where instruction is giyen, and inter cluh races and meets with other schools are htld During the summer, tht club sponsortd trips to the White Mountains Nlount Katahdin 1 canon trip, and a cruise on Casco Bay Ski Club DIRFCTORS I 1 L-vue!! mt L 1 Cora 1 em 1 Day o ar! It lm B rr ww lf! U ,Lt V1 T. .1 I '. 'I . Sl 1' vlin. vi I. C' elfcf' Nia iilw. -,rf rr.: ut ,uh ok ' 5 . mv 1 , gi Z 2 W ' ' QQ? -g . N xx . 1- - 1 D- v two-year olcl it already' is an institution familiar A l - ' - SKI CLUB ' ' I 7 . , e W A u - av ' K I I ' . I x 7 , t t i ,K 1 X Br V-flildwf. ' Af le 1 Ctrl . Dt B fu . I il . 'i '. zur I 'ng Banking Frauczv Pride l ngnua larw nr Flemor lVltFarl1nd w1s not present when the pnture vns taken BANKING One of Deermgs most benehcml orgammnons l l CHEWSTRY CLUB MinbfQlf,1dTfQnllcclhf,f Illlfff alilgihlfolllfli by MISS Tyler, the banlcmg adv1sor Thls years dlfectlon of Mr Bean, 1905535595 for the Chemmfy tellers are Helen Lawrence, Frances Prrde and minded 5tudem5 not only enloymem but also edu Eleanor MacFarland These tellers open the bank catlonal value The meetlngs deal excluslvely w1th at elght O Clock Monday mot-mngs, when busmess field trips to polnts of lnterest The Portland Gas 15 transacted by elghty SIX regular deposltors, and COUTPHUY and S D Warren PHPU' M1115 are 111 by others who bring the total to over one hundred ClL1ClCCl In the club S lflflefafy The club offers IIS M155 Tyler has spgnt much Umg and eggft t0 nqakg The Deermg Chem1stry Club, under the capable members a chance to see for themselves what they bankmg a smooth runmng and efficnent actnvnty read ln thelr textbooks Thls years officers are Chester Soule, Pres1dent, Kenneth Fmlayson, VICE Pres1dent, Thomas Frothlngham, Treasurer Al berta Weed, Secretary gd Chemlstry Club Ixenrzetfw Fmlavron 41 1 ta Chest r Soule lfwnzrzv Frolfv melnnn . , ,. . , 4 If If 4 L - l . ,Q . .Y . t r ,. . I - j 5 ', Y S x . . X 7 . . . . , ' - v ' ' ' ' A , . . - 7 - - ' . . . . . , . 3 - 1. ,- A 14 ,hi rt .. 1 1 I .4 ' A -.. A 'X 1 , if . X ' lcv llldrflll. ,' u - foal 4 WOODCARVING CLUB The WC5OdC1fXlHQ Clul under the leadershlp of Mr Ba1lew ol W1ls1111 School affords students mterested IH moodworkmg and archery oppor lflllllfy to use school Cqlllpflielif IH the1r hohhy Elime S1111th as prtsldtnt and lVl1r1a1n Nlarsh as sccretary, 1rt tht ofhccrs ln tu P111 tlu clulw ll1'1lCLS smqll 1rt1clts ol woo 'md plxsnts such as, hook tnds small shclxes, and plasnc rmgs Thtse make very ap propr1at1 Chr1st1111s presents Later 111 the war 1rcherv CQLIIPIHLIIE IS constructnd for Sprmq, whrn 1111111 of tha cluh I116I11lDt.I'b pracnce archerv Archery cmd Woodcclrvmg P11191 Row C11111t111111 B111 11 Pa! Clllflf Bar 1111111 Cooper 111111 Wafm flev Roberta ofvmun Dorothy 111 11: f1r 11111111 Haan!! 1Vl11111m 11111 lv S1 1 ONI7 Roxx Duroffvy 1111 1111 Ixnfd V l1 3111131 1 fume ax ll I If I IDL Qt 1111 S1111 1 ART CLUB The Art Club w1th Mlss Stahury as hculty ad x1sor has the follovung student ofhctrs Rlchard H111 1m Prcs1dent Eddu Beauheu X1CL Pres1dent une Fnshee, Treasurer ean Russell Secretary, and XX1lhur Ingalls as head of the Executwe Commlttee As 1n the past, the cluh sponsored the hrst dance of the school year Ill the gym Later II1 the veir a rollnr slcatmg, party was held a11d 1n the Sprmg the annual p1cn1c proved to hc a success The club members 1lso made Il1'lI1W dr1w1ngs for thls year s 411111111111 Art Club 111 Tx1111 1 IN HK 11111 1 1111111 Ill 1111 ul-1oN11 Roxx I 1111 101111 111111 C 111! 111 1 1 I1 e 1 7147 1f11r1 Blmcv 1 R1 lv IYIII H 111 EQ 1 1 77111711 131111 I1 1110 71 1 11 111111 1111 111 jill' ,A I ' 1 , 1 , 1' , D11 V F11 1-1 ' u. l1'l1. 1'. M - null. ,111 11 1114 1, 1:11 1 - f fl 1 ' 1, . X. 1 K 1 . sk-I 1 ' U X ' l' ' 1. t. , K I I .- 'V 1 'U D V x A . l l 1 S11 ' 111 A1 1 i. 111-'N:11s 1411: I' R11111'H. lfl' J lim - 1, f' 3 : 511 '111 Tl '. I'11t ' f 15. Cin' DB1f.II'l!' ,7IJ:.1dCf. B47 1 1 A 'I' 111l. 141 1 I 1. B1 1'lyj11l ' . 11141 ll' fl P11111 P11 I. .ll. 11' C' N. f. c 'l C166 Geology Club FIRST Row Smztla Stone Paulson Lztlle Bums Hain: SECOND Row Hun toon Fllzot Wood Brum A rlulon Man fell jofmron Alden JUNIOR RED CROSS The umor Red Cross has very efhclently con ducted thexr projects throughout thrs year and once more brought to a worthwhnle concluslon a season of earnest worlc The orgamzauon dlstrlbuted baskets of food, clothmg, and toys at Thanlcsgxvmg 1n conjunctron w1th the Caldwell Post Durmg the year a v1s1t was made to the Good Wxll Farm at Hmclcley Marne The VlS1IlI1g group became acquamted wxth the condmons un der whlch the school IS run and upon returmng was able to glve a complete report to Deermg stu dents GEOLOGY CLUB Although the Geology Club xs, perhaps, not as well known to most Deermg students as some of the other clubs are, nevertheless rt has been very actlve th1s past year The twenty five members have taken many mterestlng and entertarnmg held rock formatlon, glacxal d6pOSltS, etc A few of the educatronal spots v1s1ted were Dranas Baths Salmon Falls, and Peaks Island Bruce Alden IS presxdent, Carl McCann, VICC presldent, Wrllard Stoddard, treasurer, and Mr Emmons, faculty advnsor J umor Red Cross LEFT T0 RIGHT Llea nor Mfcfllfwddy Treat urer Patricia Curtlx Prefzalent A al r 1 e nn e Frotlvmgbam Secretary Harold Nectow Vxce Preszdent Y . I ' il ' A V . , . . 3 rf, . ' g . if T ' . . . trips to various spots of interest where they studied l I 1 . . . . . , , 7 , . . . i . J: img... Purple Cavalry Lrrr TO RIGHT 4mm PURPLE CAVALRY Thr Purplt C1v1lry RlClll12,, Cluh enttrtd its hlth yt1r mth 1 mrud 1nd 1ct1xt program Among the events scheduled for the ye1r were SLNLI 1l l3re1lcfast rlcles, a two clay W3fChlC Lalce mp 1 H1llovye en Dance 1nd a h1nquet all of which proudtd prohmhlt 'llld plL'i5llf'll7lL I'LCI't'lIl0l1 tm lollowrng a horse show IU the fall Mrs ls11c Dyer, faculty adxxsor for the group entertalmcl 1t 1 X 1lent1ne Party, 'll1Cl the memhcrs gate 1 sxlxer 181 ln the school Domesttc Sum The club rldcs 1t tht xxhllllllt Crtst 'St1lJles lelerz Mlm: Ixmz a tl nt 7 I' ar nt INUIIV l 1TL,IHld I7 'V It I f U l' DEERING RIDING CLUB Every sur the D H S Rldlflg ClL1l51DCf83S69 111 numher, XNlllCl'1 proxes th1t Tldlnif lb 1 ITT!-ICI' school ye1r, wlth help ol the faculty 1clv1sor Mlss Hamhn there was a wmter carmval with ane larlshle as queen Betty Boulos Auclrey Seamans, 1ncl Beverly Stevens as attendants In the tall and sprmg, there were specnl rlcllng courses 1nd a f1ll cl1nce for tht members An mter school meet was also helcl dI.lI'll'lQ the school yur Deering Rudlng Club IHT TO RIGHT Bu t nur 4 e trnuo a It rn ut em 4 11 mlm wr l O. 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A V I A The cluh memhers entertained their mothers at SPOVV m the l'V05 Ol Deering Students- During thc xt I ' x ' - G -. -I K xr 1 , 'f erly Sw' . fm- Cul- 111111.11-14' P1-V. 1 Pr fu :JV ' Srl uv' Girls Glee Club SEATED lValmylty B Hmkx M Hxrks AGAINST PIANo Wl-nt ney Tracy Nxrlvet Oh lund Nlayo Mearzx Olwer SEcoND Row Sclvou Heal Kezllv Hop ms Dodg Ulpts la Pzerre Huvms Shan Pzerfe far! 1 llflcfllzxt 1 Rob IHIOH Hagman Warren glow r Ohlund BOYS GLEE CLUB The Boys Glee Club 1S a popular orgamzatlon of Deerlng s male vocallzers It IS dlrected by that deft master of both muslc and wIt, Mr Robert C Enghsh On Monday, Wednesday, and Fr1day clurlng the twenty mxnute perrod the members hold thelr meetrngs They have sung at the Pop Concert, Band Con cert, All Deermg NIght and for several outslde orgamzatlons The club had no ofhcers thls year GIRLS GLEE CLUB The Deermg I-hgh School Glrls Glee Club a group of th1rty erght gIrls, meets under the d1rec t1on of Mxss Karherlne O Br1en Durmg th1s school year, the club sang at the Commumty Chest D1n ner, and at the Deermg Open House, whlch was held In the fall They also partlclpated In the Pop Concert In the Gymnaslum and sang carols at the Chrrstmas assembly Walmsley pres1dent Barbara I-llcks, secretary ane Ohlund llbrarxan Marjorle Hlclcs, joan Oh lund, and Barbara WhItIng, executwe commlttee One m1ght call It a democratIc dIctatorshIp, for and accompamst, N Irgrma Grant each member tr1es to do h1s own bIt of dlctatmg Boys Glee Club FIRST Row Haskell I y P rm 1 man llfdlllifldil lxern Secowo Row Cram met! Anderson Barley Lufax Loncll .Starlurd Hone THIRD Row l'11glI5l7 lN0r1zck Stevens Thom av lx y 5 Taylor Keyes Kelley . ' , ' lk' Q y ,rl ' 1 I 1 n L, v I . . . , , I . -. . . 1 . . . , . . . , . . . . . , . . . ' ' The ofhcers elected by the club include: Jean . . . , 3 ' : , . . . . . - - - J , 3 ' - - ez ' ' - aa 5 1 1 . - . I IA . D s ' :IWW I 1. bb. 6 Q11 Hflli . ': : E - - . I. ' . Y 1 . 1 ,- . ' f f WRITERS CLUB Wlth MISS Peases helpful suggestlons and CFIIICISIUS, the members of the Xvrlters Club fmd tht opportumtx to dexelop a creatne aluhty 1n wrxtmg both prose and poetry Sexeral tlmes throughout the year they hold jomt meetmgs wxth the wrxters ol Waynhete An annual publlcatlon of the club 15 the boolc New Leaxes, whtch 15 a collectron of the members best work Durmg thls past year, the ofhcers of the club were lawrence Bradlex President Carol Harrmq trn XICC Presldtnt and Arlene Clexen Secre tary Treasurer Wruters Club RIGHT 4 p x In 717 I SUI! 7 H 'lt 1711111 4 H 1 :mm 1 rm HL I 'K 1 v Sp: 4 me 14 ri l Cree CHORAL SPEAKING Choral Spealcmt, under tht dlrcctlon ol Mxss Hut-ston, entered tts thlrd yur wtth 1 number of experunced members At the AYIIIISIICC DW As sembly, selectlons from several war poems, mclud mg In Flanders Plelds and I Haxe a Rendez xous wlth Death were presented The group also spoke at a Pathhncler s mettlnq and at the Deermg Open House At the Cl1I'lbI mas assembly 1 pxano accompanyment for the selectlons was mtroclucecl Thls year for the hrst tune the choral spealcmg group wlll take part 1n the graduatxon exercrses Choral Speaking FRONT Row ll zlrlv I 71 II HV l L1 ll I l IH Illlll Y l L un Row I :vu 1 zl wt ug mm: lonzlmm' ee um armeult 1 e xls V Haslie l l,lal'T TO : Llfvlltl lvl fp ,Clr't1' Nt-'I' . :isle U f'lc u. Se' w mal klluui- rrr. ,lu ' ' Hlrrfrmz. I. - rw '- lhllflfl. l'rcwJu11I, l1'l11.1frlfw f tlf J. .ll - C . 1 I tv V Y ,, V I I ' Y' ' 7 ,7, ff v - 1 I U . , V f - 0 . , , w V l' - s' s 1 1- 5 , ' ' lv 1 1 I V I ll'!ft1, C Yell. SIU- c v, 'nfqfm . CL ng. lftm 11. l. Ill' B. : 1.1 f r'rm'1-. .Yjl 't. Fl - , . . I. , B . P 1 'r. Syl- W Q 1 Horizon Club BACK Row Con stance Curbing Roberta Johnson Nancy Vaughan Virginia Cole Pauline Stewart Elizabeth Bry an FIRST Row Phyllis Lowell jamce Hopkms Geneva Tlbln tts Justine Muffh OFFICERS ARE Presi dent Mmam Marxh Secretary Elrzabtllv EI lrott Treasurer Mar gueritc' jobnmn STUDENT SERVICE Every fall, one student from each home room IS selected to represent that room In the Student Service These students attend weekly meetings at which Mr Wing announces the events of the week They then report these notices In their home rooms Once a week they are requ1red to collect at tendance slips, and while they are at the desk near the office during that period, they greet visitors to the school Thelma Scott, who keeps the notes of the meetings IS the only officer HORIZON CLUB This year, the Horizon Club, which has been previously known as the Stantaki Camp Fire Group, was engaged mainly In voluntary social work A few of the projects taken on bv the group were the making of Valentine baskets for the Eunice Frye Home, the knitting of afghan day project, America s Children The girls also entertained the entire Horizon Club of Portland at Westbrook junior College The club s officers Include Miriam Marsh, presi dent, Barbara Elliott, secretary and Marguerite ohnson, treasurer Student Service BACK Row Phyllis Keating anzce Hop ms Flor ure Dttleerz Paul me Stewart Norrrza Sparkman FIRST Row ou Rlc tr Hop Fendtrson Betty Melauglv Mary MrBrady Mary Margaret Mcnorzrzell Sara Fznkle man Eileen Feeney r i i f , ' . . . squares for Britain, and the Horizon Club birth- ' - ee - 1 - 77 - , . . . . 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LIBRARY Our school lllvrary lb run so efhclently bv MISS Gomer and her student 1ss1stants that many never real1ze the work mxolxed These students mend books, hle catalogue cards, relnsert laoolcs on the helxts and help our school l1hrar1an 1n any way 1oss1lwlt Durmg the noon hour they talce charge of the l1lwrary wlnlt tht l1lJrar1an 15 at lunch They rtctwt no w1de rccognmon for the1r work ICL wlnth .cups the l1lvrarv always ready and at our chsposal Llbrory Butlm fa :gm flfar 11 mt I 1 ma C 1 man Vlarytme Il fmlen CAFETERIA The Deermg I-hgh School Cafete r1a IS commg to the end of another successful year of serv1ce to the students and the faculty The student staff CODSISYS of SIXILCH g1rls, ten of whom worlc at recess 1nd SlX Great care IS taken 1n the selectmg and buymg of food and 1n sp1te of the r1s1ng cost of goods pr1ces have remamed the same The fact that n1ne hundred students are served da1ly shows that the cafetena IS an lI11pOI'I2ll1t part of our school Ccnfeterlo Stott 11111171 P t t 1 1 1 111111 ton more tu 1 zt 114 Cfmrz to 1111 utr t YOU H714 1 V I IU L1 ll 1 11 jor ' G' '11 V1 Uth- K . . 1 ' ' 7 s ' ' ' S , K , 1 V c hut, nevertheless, render the school a valuable serv- at noon. K 1 l 2 I . . . . . - S IJ ' f ' ' ' r v 111, R1 llv I 1 l . ln ' Pe '11r1.Bc. 1' V I. If . 'fm1uf. U ' 1 I '11- . I ' Yu fc. ' I Vf HI Trl Y Club Irene Aurre Dorothy Cl :flex Dons Oxler lerg lane Avenll Lu of Charley Glcmzxs Brlmtll K.. DEERING FORUM Last year, the Forum was hrst mtroduced to Deermg, talung the place of the Debatmg Club Its meetmgs are run accordmg to parlramentary procedure The orgamzatxon drscusses current de velopments 1n the econom1c and pOllI1C3l worlds The members, who are dlrected by Mlss Ruth W1l hams, haw: developed better polse before an au dlence and have learned to thmk more clearly and more conclsely Tlus year the officers were Presxdent, L Norton Nexels VICC Pres1dent, Lerghton Cheney, Treasurer, R1chard MOFFISOH, and Secretary, Grace Warren TRI Y CLUB The Tr1Y Club of the Curl Reserves meets once a week w1th M1ss Farnham as faculty advlsor Thxs IS a junxor organlzauon of the Y W C A Thrs year, Irene Nurse was elected presrdent, Dor othy Charles, vxce presxdent, Jane Aver1ll secre tary Luc1lle Charles, treasurer and Glenms Bur nell program charrman The club sponsored many act1v1t1es thls year The members gave a Hallowe en dance, a Chrlst mas party for under prxvrleged chlldren, a theatre party, and several other teas and dances They also drd much lcmttmg for the Red Cross Forum Club STANDING IN 1 F1RsT Row facmp speaker from bottom top Gee llfarren SECOND Row Ilyvm Fonseca Scales Int T1-mm Rom Bak Mfcdllll Drum FOURTH Row Cnr I Morrz on 4 sun! nb nz plcur nay ta en Douzld colvc INormar1 all: Iezghlon Cfverzn Paul F Bragdorz 1 tr, in . 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D CLUB Deermgs xarsrty club the D Club, contmued, exen more actrxely than rn former years, tts poltcy or stnnulatmg rnterest 1n sports and promotmg school sp1r1t In order to carry th1s out, two award dats were presented one at the end of the fall sports season and the other 111 the late Spflhg Vfflnter sports competltors were awarded their let ters at All Deerlng Nlte , the Annual D Club 5 TOYS The clulw om es 1 great deal th1s year to Presldent Mose Densmore, xt ho handled hrs job remark qlwly well D Club Ofllcers AT ESR flue Qpmze 1 Xree Pres: ent l orrz Devzsmore resl ent 'lrlme Ifmr on Seeremry ST-KINDING Btnbvz fm! tfvn 1! lqveeutlxe Comnmlttee en Trelsurer f l Ibn ul lxeeutlxe C OIHIHIIILC DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatlc Club IS justly proud of rts mem lwershrp of 150 students the largest of my clulw for the clulv There have heen several pl1ys pre sented at meetmgs The casts of these plays were made up of underclassmen At the Chrlstmas as semhly th1s year, the Dramatlc Cluh presented 1 play fllzdnzglui Clear whlch toolc the place of the customary pageant The annual play, Footloose whlch was presented Thanlcsgrvlng nrght was a b1g success Drcxmohc Clu Oflllcers rl lun: Seerg t1rv Tfmmzt Heurzctw Vue President Slnl x Tre 1 L r lr me: rest elent V I Y D n 11 - , D 'Z B t. f - . 'td 1 .1 A '. P '- . d : 4 t H I '. . ' -2 LH ' J ez. 1. ' - ' 1 Rulvurt Sp- tg : : Bull I rod e . ' I' I N., ll Il . . I ., ., . 9 ,- ye-. e- s h ' C 1 ' V I ' I II I . . in Deering. This has been a very successful year I I I I I I II I I l I s e e -t I I V- .. I 1 t' II' - M me aa ' e I . 1 ' I I ' y 1 ' -e I .. -w I . . - I I ' ' . I Y I ' U Y ' b :lu M ball, ' - . r If 7 ' ' I I,I CII ll'1Ifu1m. t s 1 er: Llllfvcr' 'lt 'tj P '. ALL DEERING NIGHT The D Club put on the annual A11Deermq N1ght thls vear vxlth great success The mmter letter mnners were awarded thelr letters and the school recelvecl the three trophies won by the vnnter teams Vlose Densmore D Club presxclent acted as master of ceremonles Marty Lee and Bettx Walsh were crownecl Mavor and M155 Deering A group of glrl basketball players won the av ard for the best act Doug I-eyler 'md Xvallcer lrxmg were judged as seconcl best on the program Dancmg followed IH the gyI11HHS1L1ll1 A , Y . t , , . c -. . . , , .. ,- 7 1 ' a - ' 1 I V . . , - , 1 1 v V . v C I Y D 7 . . V . AMETHYST La :tor ROB!-RI PxR1x1rNIl R l otzalr Itzftr Bam P S1 RINCI R ntmzt Iwzforx Elxnhtth C-'urrmn Dorothx Eaton Ruth Pickett Gtorge H1 lx ll Cwrolxn Manchuttr Harold lNectou ohn Rxcktr Cwthermt Shevlm tSrr1mr U r ttnpv Inlrlor Marx ean Ixtt e Photo Ffh! V4 Eclmn HL tchmeon Bridfmrd oxct Spur Iwfzttr 1VIorr15 Dcnsmorc fmulatzcm luarzahrr Nlarjorn. Mcflxlwrtx Ax 1 'tml Cmulalzmx Illamzetr Btttx W1q1t 4x flarztl Bettx Boulos Fora Bur L Glorla Burm Bertha Cadxgan Patrxcn CLIYIIN Dorothy D'lV1S Pauline Dorr Ann Doughtrtx Dorothy Eaton Roiemirx Pcenex Nlurlorle Grow Barham Hamlm Wlargueute ohnson Ann Kmmball Xlrgmla Llhhw 1.015 Loveland Nataht lNIcN1anu5 Hopt Neecllnm Anna Olesen Ptggv Parker Dorothx Peter5en lVlargaretP1nlcham Glorma Prehle Constance umn Peggy Reagin Eleanor R055 Shirley Ruwell Ella Sawyer Beverly Sttvtm, mn Stevtns, 1VI1rth1 Stone, Mfnrgaret Stovtr Bettv Tultu Btm Walslm Alberta Weed Slllflty XX71tham - -11 , at - wi .1l. ': , .. ' . . , ' ' .sk , -r V' '. T V ' 5 54 x ' , , 4. 5 15 5 1 .- . tj. , 1- , o ': ' 1 . , . c JI' - lv , PI .' Y .1 ' ,,. . I ' '. ,Y -fy j . lv, ', . . . Q .. ' .4 Q, ., . . K , . 1 ' ' ', 1 Q.. 1 Q r , . ' -I . .r , ' J ,', ' ,. ' A f, ' 4 , ' v x V a ,Y 1 9 '- 5 Q 9 Lf 1 1 V H- 9 , 5 - t . x- .lx 5 . B- t I x f x x v 'xv 5 v . ' ' ' 1 17 1 - 7 3 f X, , STAFF Photo rzplvcrf R1chard Carvel Franlc Flynn Donald L1hhy Art fdxlorf G orge Fll ott Rxchard Hanley AYSIVICIIII Edmond Beau neu Grace DIBIHSC eanne Hlrshy XX lllTU!' Ingalls lean Russell Elame Smlth Tw nr Fdzlrr Viola Xxfllson flvczslaztv Barham Arnold Norma Boyd Muriel Brown Bertha Cadlgan ames Doughty Marjorle Dyer Thomas Foley Barham Groden Glorxa Hatcher 'metre 'Vlarr Dorothy Maxheld Mar gar t Murphy Rum Sparlcman Margaret Stover Betty'IhL1rlovs can Walmsley Betty Weeks Vlola Xxllson Ad' Crlmng, Ma1zagrr Chester Soule Avslvlant ACl1Cff1f1Hg Nlanaguf ames WllllamS mvlantl Allan Beem Edward Bernstexn oseph Carr Harmon Cleveland Kenneth Fmlayson ane Frlshee Carolxn Grex Nlonson Hayes Phyllis Keat mg I-ugema Morgan Larle Trlckey A-if A A LONG TERM OF SERVICE This une Mr WIHQ brmgs to a close a career of 73 years as prlnclpal of Deerlng The vastness of thxs perlod ol struct can be more thoroughly demonstrated by the tact that there are now 1n our school, teachers who graduated under Mr Wxng and many students whose parents came to Deerlng durmg Mr Wings term ot ofhce Our pI'lI1Clp'llS career as an educator began, three years after his graduation from Bowdoin ln 1902 wlth h1s appolntmtnt as prmcxpal of E1st Corlnth Hxgh School Eollowxng thls, he undertook post graduate worlc at Hart ard rtturnmg to Milne as prmcxpal at Prtsqut Isle Alter 1 short UX118, he came to Portland, ln 1909, as physlcs IIISIFLICIOI' at Portland H1gh School Upon lus appomtment as pnncxpal of Deerlng Mr XX mg was able to undertake in earnest the fulfillment of some of hls theorles on educauonal lmproxement He became one of the founders of the Malne Prmclpals ASSOCIHIIOH and IS a past president of that organlzatlon He extended h1s mfluence 111 eclucatlon to natlonal affalrs bv helpmg m the organization of che Natlonal Honor Soclety He IS also a member of the Headmaster s ASSOCIHIIOH and a past president of the New England Assocxatlon of College and Preparatory Schools ln DCCFlI1QY Mr NVIIIQ worked strenuously 1n organxzmg the band forming the Dyke Farm Corporatlon, and desxgnmg rht present Dttrxng H1gh School, wlnch was constructed largely through hls efforts Deerlngs llbrary whlch he consldtrs hls hobby, IS rated the hnest hlgh school hbrary m New England Although Mr Wmgs rwrtment brmngs hls greatest occupatlon to a close, he w1ll no doubt remam very actne IH educatronal aifalrs for many years to come, smce so vxtal a Splflt w1ll surely find lt dlfhcult to remam qllltlf for any length of tune J . .. --. . ,. 3 - . . .. ,. rN'e. 1 5 4. , pl. 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Deering Men ln Service --1 ,-'.v..-..i..,... . . .. . mf- - 1.5.1-'.-mg.: wr- fn 5. mix-' - rm! -.:q.-.- 5 1- -'IT 21.14-,--S Qc-iffPY,sf-.S-:'wT 'tE'a., - f '-'fS.'gP- . . . , . Q..-.+4,'.-..--,:,.,.A. ,J ' ' ' , ,- --',: .-1-.-I-fl'f'-.x.',5.31.11 - - - . - -Q ei 1. . - Q -. .-iii.:s-g- .Q',j13.ws3.fjgg,l g H ' 1-J' rf if 'sq '- :Lian ' - ..,.. . .-s-,tru-J . . CE .u'11- :JZ--r'3 . . -lf 4 'C , 4... .,.-g., -,711 tn-.-fr, .-.a . 'Q - V. ' ., v .. 79' 1 .,1-N ny., - .0-Af-11,-..,.-, 5.11. -3.1 -3 2 2-3:52:31-Z.E:i: ff- -'rr ' 2 . xi.. .5-r.. 'W' ar.: -.H .-: ff' bs , J--s'.'-. 'W ,Nvf ef. - ..,e- .Q 4 s -,. .A pf' ,gp-1:--.N -'. ,- ,-yy. . .,..,, , ,. JI, .... dsx. gl. . .l,,.,.,, -.1579-Yf-FEES .sua - 4,3 .!.i,fQY:.f'r,- 1 , . . . -'far g..-X l, gt fvlii 'n r .fl 1 .BL nj Ll' . .I'!',- -. L T12 5-..'o'. 1 .3 4,'-51117. 'gras-2 ,ga.,12'gf',?.2r.- ':jf?k?'f's-1512?-Tiff' WG-+4217-F rs ,, H s M ' -.612 1.-J-f.'tQ-ttrhfliil-rt . pu-1:-. : 5:1 Lit: 5'-A173 ' 4' -1.45-A-3. .......u1. fir....f: 'gg , zq. v, , r- it-.v - 1-..--. --5 - sj'.Jli1f5- 5 .. H., ,Q in the armed forces of America. We regret that this list is not complete. 1942 Prescott, Mvron H. Richardson, James W., Jr. 1941 Cobb, Albert Compton, Perry R. jr. Day, William Gingras, NX'illiam Heighe Donald ortberg Richard E Lewis, Walter Winchester, Lorlmer 1940 Betters Xvilliam Briqq Earl Callah1n, Wfilliam Crazicr, Robert Curran, ohn Garton, Cedric Martin, ames McCrum, Richard Mushrow, Walter Schwarts, W1lter Titcomh, Warren Wler, Everett 1939 Air Corps Army Army Navy Army Army Marines Annapolis Naval Reserves Navy Army Air Corps Army Army Navy Marines Army Navy Army Annapolis Army Army Blanchard, Raymond Parachute Troops Chase, David Cofran, Eugene Congdon, Gilbert F Davis, Earl Gordon Richard E Harvey, aclc Lewis, Charles Mushrow, XVellman Elliot L'nw ood E its 1- gf Y.. 'was A. -44-zz' A-RSI! w A r cs ,,rvF,-'L-r-x..'f f- :- r , ir- Q -A1 1 Xu: is I -.Q D f 1. xx 1. -M straw, --. .. 'G' rr 5'4 Q 1 ' fx .r up '44, Kp: Q ' .P Ke if I 'Nui' .6-1' 1 r '-'f 2,,,,f 16' 'W v-.ae r. fr:.,'-10.51 me Q22 YM v, sz ,iff fxvk 5- ff rm. 7 tk-If 4 1.': 4 l'l.,9F' 'mtv' 1'-.Ti -.-3 ..- West Point Army Army Army Army Navy Navy Army Army Nurse, Rohert Smith, Charles, Jr. Towle, Richard Zemla, Kenneth 1938 Barker, Walter A. Crozier, Howard Emery, Tracy Harvey, Wfilliam T Haskell Stanley B Leach Clifford Phmney, Charles Whitney, Edwin 1937 Barker Earle G1mmon, Richard Kilgare Al Navy Army Army Army Navy Army Army Army Medical Corps Medical Corps Medical Corps Army Army Army Army Kitchen, Alvah Ann Tank Corps Simonds, ohn H Army Stahl Kenneth D Armoured Corps 1936 Schade Kenneth C Shaw, Harold L Stevens, Paul R Sticlcnev, Henry R Navy Army MBFIHCS Navy Kennedy ames Armoured Corps 1935 Averill Ernest Casavola, Nunzi Emery Ralph Murphy Philip H Rawlinson Frederic W Williams Gordon G Young, Llewellyn R Anti Tank Army Army Army Army Army Army Corps Deering Teachers Graham, Dewey 1 1-Kwai g, i'wl: 'K -M u -. .xi ,,, 1.04 1 -1 ci? n L hw' ifitff Army Fu I 1934 Conroy. Plaisted M. Gardner, Alfred P. Marchi, John L. Scott, james W. 1933 Kemp, Norman E. Zemla, Richard 1931 Leonard, Edward, r 1929 Dillon, ohn R Newlaegin, Newman Preble, Melvin E Army Army Corps Army Air Air Corps Army Armv Navy Army Army Stoddard, Donald Parachute Battalion 1928 Chase, Charles H 1924 Dodge Harry B Erickson, Harold 1923 Collin, Harry 1922 Smith, Malcolm 1916 Coflin Philip 1915 True, Norman ohnson, Theodore Army Navy Army Navy Armv av Marines Cavalry 'J' A X. 'A o i'iQv A bfwr, 3-7:5 L: 9 -.sv .1 XM xx: X sf .sffpfll cf '1 1 af ,14 'r lm. DNA1' r-'2':gV-w 1'ftvC'nnqf f J 'lvfu 'u4 4- ,nr gf ,sf-ww Hsfffwt frfgh 'js 1 ifgfltf s i'?sf:v1if.:.iZf,5fs1'wg'F+sa,- ' w FL, A, x ,Z a.,.+a,. gm., at L 'xim4a'Si'aa-'45'ri4 ?.-e5..'3S.x 21:52,-iqliri -' if iw., 'rf 1 15535 fx f1s fuk! 49.r4'l,.o..i.v m'N? f 1 . 11 H 1 0- J gg s, .1 rll4.4, X 1 -f.z'f.s'-f Hi Q ?j,'1e1 3 .Ja 5 nit 43f3kf.,r-l. vi- , . J 5 ' 1 - . . . J Y 2 c S' 3 . . J. . 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P G nd u l ud k gyuuammawumf IHHITUFHCTURIITG JELUGLER 5I5A CONGRESS ST LINUIOOD S CROSS MGR Complnments of HARRX 1 WEBBER 469 Stevens Avenue PGRTLAND MAINE VARIETY STORE Dual 3 3330 T110 GREETIXH CARD SHOP Cards and Stationery GI ts Costume Jewelry Leather Goods Lending Llbrary 611a Congress Street Portland Marne OPEN EVENIINIGS Dual 2 2757 IUXAI IAN xo Motor Express Lmes 1lNlkNll4 Nlm 551 Commercial Street Telephone 3 6489 For lou: flllllllllllllll l'I01l0l9 Call E J. HXRNION CO.. TNC. 636 Congress Street Phone 4 2196 Compllments of 'I HL M11 TRUPOI ITAN l Il 1 INS 1 U Edgar A Beem Manager PORTLAND MAINE Deermg Graduates Please take notlce that we have a good supply of Peonles for Graduation At Reasonable Prices Place your order by the Furst Week In June 10811, SMITH I UNI! ANY FLORIST 646 Congress Street Dual 2 3870 C. J. MURPH3 CO. 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Mm S NVAIIE neler STANDARD COLLEGE COURSES Ieoudmg to degrees In BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JOURNALISM PURI I AND .IUNIUR I OII FCE 70 Forest Avenue D111 2 5511 KFMBAII MUSH IU PIANOS MUSIC RECORDS ACCESSORIES I4 Forest Avenue PORTLAND MAINE Compliments ot L L1 IUNL DON ZEiElE?EIlrs1?L2 5 Aaggfgfggg I If 52- 4- i ni If I i his IQ' If I If I If it-' T1 Y 7 l. ,Y I . ,A . g I I . . f 1 If . , .A . I I K Y I n T ll ' t ' ll , ' J I S J . . ' . I 4 - 1 1 . . C Y I , I ' - L . C s ' l .' . ' 1 , . 1 w f I 4E I A L, lI'atcfmmkurx arm' jewelers LIBERAL Q 4 ' . C , . C' , I I r w . , . A I T 71 Y Y '. c 1 s ' ' L ' . V1 A 1 J ' ' , M r. 111. , K . T Y R1 W T 1 1 1 A 1 1 I N Y N T T1 ' . . I I 1 IQ- If If IZ- fl' 1:2-ini-75557 -7 -, -7 f bf. I 6. 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' St. 1 , l .' . . bf ' . , ,. 9 , -f V 1, 1 Y V ' o - , ,' 1 yr Q 1 1 1 X l I v 1 ' ' 1 I 4 A L, I I I 9 - , I , JC , C . 44 El jlElIEI SlElS2'?iTS Ef'iSlilgl 'S X E i IXl E lXl E Ij5iE-is li E li AMETHYST APPRECIATION The edltors of the 1947 AMPTH3 ST wlsh to express thelr appreclatlon to those who have helped the boole to 1 greater success hrst, to Mr Buntlng for hxs supervxslon, and hr lus C0l1fLl'!'ll'lg upon us 1 sense of l'LSpOI1Sll7lllfy Mr BLII1Ill1g deserves very speclal rred1t for Iililllg Nlr Ell1ot s place as faculty advlsor for the year bool: 1n hls first year at Deerlng Ir was lns efforts that made the bool: posslble tlus year We are also mdebted to Mr Young for h1s ard ln fmanclal matters to Mr Mltchell for hrs helpful suggestions, to Miss Dearborn who proxlded excellent txplsts, to Mxss Seabury for furnlshmg us the art students whose mlent IS throuwhout the lvoole, to the adxertlsers for their patronage, to Gardner Roberts for talunq most of the plCILlrCb to the Portland Engraving Company and ohn Marshall for thelr co operation to the Gannett pL1l7l1Sl11l'lg Company for their mllmg donatlon of school plctures appearmq in local papers during the year to the Forest Clty Prmtmg Company wlth due Il'lfI'1f to Mr Harmon for hrs invaluable advice, and to the Paramount Prctures for therr contr1but1on of defense plctures l3U.ll 0Ufbt3I'lCl1I'lg TllL Lllflfe bfig ll'1S dOI'll exeellent NNOI'lC but Il'lCSC few l1ElVC shouldered HTOSI of Ill!! I'CSp0I'lSll'31llfy Much CHOFI l1'l5 l58CI'l pl'lCLCl IDIO Il'l1S yearbook IIT order to at IZIIH l:3VOI'3bl6 I'CSLllIS C0!lSlCl6I'3l3lS UIUC l'l3b l7ECl1 SPCHI IU IIS COITlpll3UOI1 The fOllOW1I'lg people deserve CXfI l C!'CCl1I Rom RI PARMI-INT! R for lns leadexslnp and xsrllmgness to do any uork asslgned hun Brewer SPRINGI R for desrgmnq the lwoole Enwnwe Hure H'NSON lor her uorle mn COllCCfllTQ 5Lll1OI' prctures Mmm 'EAN LITTI E for her superx 1s1on of semor urnte ups BRADFORD lout for h1s arrangement of candxd pages and of group plctures FRAlNh I I X NN 'md Rte HARD CARVI I for taking superlatlve and sport plctures X 101 A W n sow for superusmg the worle of the tvplsts GI-olzer El 1 IOTT and RICHARD Hmm rx for thelr C0I1II'llWUIl0l1S m Art Elllott drd four sport borders, three pages of cartoons, and the txtle page, Hanley drd the e1ghteen Wolff s penc1l portra1ts of pronnnent sen1ors MARJORIE IVICCUBREY for serx 1ce IU keeping the records of books sold and money collected CHLSTPR Sour L for hrs nnnagement of the aclvernsxng Cafllpalgn AMLS WILLIfXNlS and PUCENM. MORGAN for obtammg the most advertlsmg, also to two underclassmen, CAROLYN GRFY and PHXI Lis KEATING, for thelr ald on the ad VCI'tlS11Tg staff 'lf51l5 FI FI Q Q 1i1ZE'2 Lu rX'lEZE'ZE S., Q Y ' L me -1 ',V L 3 , I x t wh j' gl li- :gh ffl Q WW M ,. ' ' 'Y ,, ,i f u I! , , 4 7 1 x - - -I A . l . I ' l 3 V l 'U 7 I I ' x H - I 1 '- ' 5 A f: . Y. , . . 1 . c . 2 . . 3 Y I V, . x . ' , . . . . Appreciation must also be extended to those members of the ycarboolc's staff who have Xl ' I . X x A x ' I C M x ' 1 , . 4 ' 4 ' U A . - v , v - 4 - , .' A' ' ' , ' n ' A ' ' 3 . ' . 3 , 4: . ' ' ' ' . , . . . . . . i i 7 , ' i 'Y , X C B N xx S M, ff ff-A' I fi 2 J? xx X Q, X 3 -Q S. .Q 5 1-i +5 X ',,-X.. l U ', , Bifm X
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