Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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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 '