Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1952 volume:

li- Y i 4. 1' 'lflw-are-,.?s'rs - A., .1 A , A, '7-. . ,' ' 1 i f i is . . .. g f f'W - 5 1N giyjrsm 'ee.,e.,- 'H , A , ' i 5 he .g .Q bl' , 3 V . ---,, . ,. . V x . e f ig x ' V i .. - . .1 .'v. ,i A, A ortland D a I Q ' ' , eermg 11 rl lron . T - dD eature onlghtg 3 Other I 'ilts Portlan ' De' T011ight's Portland Deerin On, 1 ' 3 clash - . ' Pt rugge affair, is the focal point of :tntlx-EortlandblfihdStad1um, an expected ragged 1:2 .j,hatura1 is due at 8 o'c1ock. o ' g hl10lllQlL-S1ateL The local l csta 1 ,H Chief upstategame, which rates' i -L.,-H in Mondays advance 111 ,Slate than 3 Slde glance in this . ..--A 0 hugdging the ...Aiea because of the season's fu- Bo t . S ulxdogs itnire it may hold in store for os ers In Actm - . , iwreater Portland pretenders for .Deering mghfs I lupETS,1 .I fate laurels, ls the Mwiston-' will say an offici 0 f1n1et,t1 k linger scrap fat the latter site, 'Kew coach Nat r h The i 92 Blue Devils opened with a Simultaneously la e H et' rout Of St. Dominic's of Lew- Pali!! .f.9.Lb0it.eLA .,,, ,, ' Y Day Rams 2 - c e in By Bl e 1 're ie in b D B I ' e 1 lub m their opener- E a urly I fsporiune Davis host or tr ,gQElieWhere, 'Fha--'ff' y d roughout b S Edifoyj mal-zeJ3h ' FA F - . Y the ,., K 55 ,, 2.11 1 - . S130 I Paces X Z a e 0 coulgspired Deering ' to , win n The first mterseetionai match ,ns Wm Only 6 to Q e E W - 0 c ever for 9. Deering High bowling at the gtadiu ve b een E lgleantl won the suburhan Purple s. crunching 50- VS m F U ts victories ha. mg High rl op y or its athletic room, the off by a Outh L 0 im sam at Tteeieas but .5f'Xlt1335uft1'IIR' er Ciubkmfip' 'litem George 1V?assgg??nd ,semi n ' - es puc e o a - in school gay iitetterirofvrl Wi: Sgmefmell veteran Houlton High five at the WFS Contail-1121 34- 'Iwvgl 0 - ljwednesimox got one, SDH CBuck5:State of Maine Alleys in Scar- Ting defen S0uth Pd , i be-I1 S0 of may-gms. R919 country 'borough' by exactly --.nnmint the Riot uSe. for rougi- Deering High Schools Tang r15iv1gS1?5:u,s Purpgew irsffumph over-f ggellgzmvesrg 36195 tt ne emma him second straight win at the 1 h i e ma 1 M . F V pr.-,dders gozrargfmy of NevgeiZtleTh1 outcome depended o O tn grngh of Biddeford team, 46 to . tu mcgariect scoriftfge ,hang Sea- ball ot the final box u ing the DHS gym Tuesday night.1'0' Q' al ' pene . i -mileS rms. A D ' - Um ik all iuog' Twxagskofer their own 2 X2 p DeTh'? trophy actuaT t Els Fran Palkefs St'5iQEns.con? it 1 L ubhrmln course- iunior out ioi erlngs Fred Gor Th- , . L ffl ' Bruce Almkgf the first tlllggifglatlogai Q32 lg squafifiy treckmen, the ingest DHS Band To Give i ff my . - , E. u e sa 1 1X1 severl ff i E45 Ufwgdcglxerms W ,i:s13wlg?gi1'Ll1Uf01' the school as heZ5Deef11'1gHielai, iiiirftfgfg? out ig Fathers' Concert t ff' paired the course Sy, one mlm! from me Hammer Muck Harvell for the first iiaqh 10 5 The Fathers' Band Concert oft' tone 36 seo0ndS 3she Deering W'fentat3.Ye',Att'orne?'. ..-99day' Half Of the fiI'St-day :lu -St the Deering High School Bandy 5 1-ef-nrd for Her' are ere 011 the Squad a, yesf- fh will be held at 3 p. m. Sunday, W Ji- -LL Y ' cldttional Coniniittees Announced For DHS Drarnati ?QpDeering Cagers Sharper. . 2tWith Height, Speed, SPIN c Club Play P t lcia and Nancy Ryer- Additional committees are auf ley and a 1' I H V. nounced for the 25th annual son. Ellen Fox is business mana-ini By Rome Wu-ths ' ' h S h l Dramatic ger. 1 n ' gfsglnriayglgky fig? which will The ushers win be Edith aoeheyar Cstaff Spofts wma, , Wu be given at 6 p. m. Thursday in Mafgafef Wiggins' San'fYMHub'gb1 New spirit and another year of expeflsglce las ' ' h' h b d. A M thi u, ariy OOYC, fl .- - 12 Il 81' an Q12,S9h0Ql,?HE?!E0fETn1122421lin ,3f+m..5,nem-iimemhafa hihes,lwiDee1me H1gh'S basketball team S 'O g tR I T We Yicdespite the loss of three veterans. wtude W - , It ' 1 , ams n wo ins n ame Day .2 That is the Dam.-,n he mms 5 s I ' ' ' ii if t R X Deering High School, which haslhit the line for the other Deeringglaussgll. Tubbi mxzgsga chad a. dearth of sports victories1TD. on a. short plunge. Richardwiis drilling an ' D l. E ears Wednesday had fLeftyD Totman raced 50 yards tori in the school gyrnnaS 6911113 High School. which hast ' ' ' 't be overpowering 'had a dearth of sports Victolicsg rin recent y , Wits greatest day ln athletics in rmany a moon. Not only did the South Portlands score. The wxnmwon was the Deering team's first in the -.,we'll be imDT0Ved, bln recent years, wednesd Greater Portland Freshman Foot- f' Colby College ace says. 1tS greatest day in athleaty ham: , sduald lists four many 3 moon Not only digs tinge 'Purple Rams' cross country team outrugi Sgork High School, 21 to 35, slalld League. It was South Port-' The 1 , , i for is irst win in history over ,an 's first loop setback. - . D e Rams' cros - gf 4 - Deering Harriers gtg 35112 High 363322355 32? Q ggi 1'S win in h' to. 1 1 55501161 E 0111311 , eermg Overpvwer York High ttttttestiiilfli PM fm It 1:55. A Deering harrlers tramped York, High'5 yearlirigssglgtlg EOM' ip. .21 to 35, although Alex T - ' ' 'j f-jj' 0 a xof York won the race in meermg Frgshmen only lruae seclonds off the tw t S ll P I d V- .one- a m'e course recor 0 4 fi d Auburn contribute tone! the first H1110 e Rem . out ort an . T The Twin Cities of Lewiston an P ytmnd schoolboy agrlgeaten igorliil 1 T i Deering High's freshman grid-l ni ue th1.ee-way invasion of Greater 0 P mana Lewszi W 5560 033155 Allegfnfaders, only Ram eleven to crash o u qns today as Edward Little visits South or M aim 31 Pratt ini: 5. i-Iaynes cm: inthe Win Column this Year. Olmec jfiggridno D ermg gn the lattBt'S Memorial Fle old yy: -1. Dyer gm: 3. Tafglup with their second triumph ing? xt-lston ls at e tbl-ook. 9. Dey QYJIQ 10. Johnson tDJa. 13-6 decision over South Port- C sumo' CYD' 12- Vaughfm fD1land's yearlings at the Purplei ,Wy pq QLWBSF- -A-B . . 1 vsp X x'-.is X2 F. .V V1 -3 i EIS fig'-'RFQ .len-1-Agx Q.: je i V dg t was - 1 G C1 - ft Lg H' Bl ts new of te Chill as -at WY' . iD oyle I oeetxneaixxt oxav'wv95x'T',i55g . ltefl ' 9 0' at- 'ee . :nygf Wlnteilnogiexiggwx xsvriikiao 3533123222 all seaS0Y1 Af I-oy on xref' 'ties 6 QOYSQKXQQS .Doo ss aide Giant Coil ms remeg,:!Z.?:S-g,e'o02 X502 decline .d fmRam Father-Son 11, gtNight Draws 70 recteft 11' th 5 Green 1, 46-332 etball club racked up st. Louis e of a Breen use at ng C01 tries T in B' C rom thi e WHS or and. lsses. relimill yveES es. 34 en 6 128. A KQQDJ G f S lf .f 5 :Killa ii ' ds.C . .ll 4 .tart-is C .nil 3 die-fl ,Tl - all 1 2 o -3 in Same Day! line fon the other Deering a short plunge. Richard Totman raced 50 ard X me-it tif fella S a -o 5 ix Q15 gf? .-5 .0 Y ge mxcxggsfgagenl We all X6 WWestbro Page Nineteen ok, Deering P611 lates Toni ht Westbrook and D eeri lin: schoolboy basketball igariisctglgeelxrgfulii gelaisaoter Pant- w the Blue Blazes meeting Ed n ac on' Exposition Building tonight andwgggrggtliergf Auburn at thee' . I . ' fflfd for a Joust with the Tiger prec d SN 06 'lj a ers and football - 1 Y. n e - 3 - lost Qsons. over 70 strong- D wing eva W ew d Th n o . engagements 5, 3 , H c 11 N 'D - H h - d 1 lg L-it , I rl e e varsity cluell ,,, km About 55 other na 0 T en at -1 'rmrtv tfiickmen' mx tum out O O O --5 en s onor ack 0ttrel1:AtDeermg o Q e 1 aa in sevfjlfal Wasted P0 Coach E o . . .' squ gH1gh,Iep01 fuse drill x Deerlng Coach Ill PFHISB Of Sports .S lilufiellixafveii cfgf,hZh?aSt-aay ICQ ve Moradgsylgeirae on the Squad 9' yeah Whe Por e t fn OU BY Bud Cornish . -gaegmers are exvectfoci tits llrst in' qsports Editorj 'Ok reps h' , the Squad p. tl Bowdoin FWS e They gave J. B. his night Thursday. ghaelior meet agains Managers ar John B C Y, 4 J anuafll- - Co0Der: - Ottrell, known from bor er tn hnrrlnr in em..-4-..:th .amen tn.-new and Wl1D?T.f1av.aTe-. ore a backed ho as -Tec 'my some other choice nlc 31nm1Acetovs Annual Feaslaiigh Joacaabut sau a 8.11 8. Q u . .. .mlror mis Eleven Due .....t...Zfl.ti'1-225.223 Stndm C Ch , mon, to ot C 1 g ommlttee airmen 5,3 for t , long time cham- I , qu e ar st d. .tt h . pie?x?n:afA3e3ring nigh football his teachings ln history wereafpggitcgmml ee C mmm b t . 1 e at a meeting of the gh, win 01' Y SIVIDH a clam 'lnnurnvv Deering High School Riding Club fgzexxnlwstlettltfgt thtast thcydasepaint Ahoy Friday at the Tomlinson Riding h, had a. dismal seas . School. w 0 at Deering are - - buti Dram Clubbers They included Betty Winslow, the why 2-isvig-Tir: give Goins to out 011 H Diffc? 0a11?dhfl3'1efreshments. and Marilyn Levine, mg savage battle on T11-ligh come Thanksgwmg thevublicity. hm 3 sa in have the their annual battle W1 , , Members of the executive com- fgggdgmtnxarw Sam has iboards. Putting 011 hpsmck andllttee will serve as r 1 , p ogram chair- t his .1951 win Oeyebrow penpll W111 bebfifetgggnen. them 3 1, the Falmouth Stubbs, Marilyn mums uw' it Plans were made for a fall hay Dfn 1? m Hyler, George DHVIS- Dave Sw 'ide, a danc l th - a , . v . ' W bb Judy Tuttle El- I fedn e school audi ligase gzxvxytoagg hiazer, Dave:-LLRMW Lou Smaneyolnlum, a oo sale, and a taffy w ' - 2- ROY, Plans were made to nave class- hospltality and f DCBI'lIlg Harriers 'Ckms in brldling and sadaimg for an 1 ties, and the sess o ,, new lease of lou squad members, E trun Bates Frosh Ullbeaten Ram, Blue D ano L ' I . :ge vozxvletd to bri Highfvgxgar Ovslgll 29' - Deermg W Deefme High cross-cc?LE1it1!5Edt,em to its fifth straight dual win here f0dHy. 8. 22 to 38 trlllmph Qvgy the gatiels Frosh. Ware was timed ini l 15 second h kitten Gordon Biidfi end of Bob' The . - 1 W Summary. y s for 1 'ortland's score. The win ' Deering team's first in the Portland Freshman Foot- gue. It was South Port- rst loop setback. , ll'fer. President 'atiillflu aiigh 5011331 a Mothers Club- W11 P , ards to senior mrmbels nrchestra at tho VESDQI' ' D I ' - ,OGSQQ-CIDDJ, 5? l?1!:?trFDl,J'5fulflnu:1.B,: Blalie flaaomn 'DM 5- Haynes IDN. 51 rel- 12 I' 10' c 'ckeff 'Dl' 11 ' Runners Duel Today Deering and Portland HlEh'S cross - country teams- spcirgilrii matching 5-0 marks- Wa? S r at 3 p. m. today at Deefmg Oaks in a dual meet. The Ram runnerS are capable of 17115111113 Gauss record-holder and Blue ace rnd Guirnond to 3, new record, 8 rw-ring team balance endanse1'S Miss Roberta Lanigan presl' Preceding the business mee there was a trail ride for vanced members and lessons v given new members. Attending were Wilma G07 Sandra Haley, Ann Llttlefl Carolyn Riley, Jeannine Sulliw Sandra Cole, Joan Cronin, J Germaine. Judy Butler, Ann I thieu, Dorcas Frost, 'Joyce M tatal, Elizabeth Snyder, D01 Jeffrey, Josephine Pizzo, C1 Turner, Virginia Gray, Clau Plummer, Claire Randall, Patr: Honan, Carolyn Salarnone 1 Marlly Levine. eering Gridders Have Dad-Son Get-Together Deering Highs football team, down but not out, will have a Dad. Son get together at the DHS gym tonight at 7.30, with a boost from U12 m0th61'S, and Fearless Fred- dy. Harlow, of Westbrook. coach. 9ff1C1H1. CX-Player. will do the ma- gor speaking. Varsity, jayvee and , , . - .nl n lmemm' limi. cal. ia. Kent 4s1fw1 4, lcshman squads, plus ts have been invited parm ' I ' -4-ins! 5f,8.l'ted ln! .T 0 -U - o h Seniors To Be Red R101 Faces Deerin ' 5 Cro estra l , rt an Awards At Vesper COHCC I 01' an aces 0 J T Davis, jr.. Corlnielia Ffqgscggzi' f S ' - 35' ' 0 th 1 gkugfalioxglgfsg D- Gordon' ing? fan oddljs-0 Pgmands highfidinz Red Riot Janet Grilling, Jag1Sltbg:ll,LFgs1b While POTS -favorite over Deering at the Sic: to the post ence Hildre. - ' . 11: . an 'S Capabl B . , a Um tonight f2:?.if::.:ane.f1.s2s resisting School 1e.d...a 8 under- wma th ' to qesolwfu it' 3 92 mj in FfiS-.E'il22'L,5?d.ii0'l1iiFe Shaw. Jane Wardwell and Louise' C Rl ony to top at spvnhr ,,,PlAare Ka slightly Shhrfnr --1, for i, I Nf PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF D.H.S., PORTLAND, MAINE XV ax ADVISER 4 ' EDITOR-IN-CHIEF LINWOOD s. BRUCE N. ELLIOTT HENDERSON 3 Elmira! Off. Q 5 OUR IDEERING ' lk x X i U l'wiis long years algo that our Deering Hhs wenlq and little, you lqnowg lint. lmving ai purpose unveering, She stronger continued to grow. Now she is high and deserving, Respected and honored hy ullg ,Xlny we he as faithful, unswerving, And true to what duty may Call. .Xltho' in these hulls nmy he sounding 'lihe footsteps of others some day, .Xnd niuny dear friends here surrounding May he in some land far away, Xleniory always will cherish 'l'he hright happy days that are pustg Devotion and love will not perish, But cling while l,,ife's journey shall last. Deering, Deerinfv, all unto thee we owe, N' . D . . Deering, rerering, hlessings we hestowg Ifonder, ponder, pledging thee anew! . . W here er we wander, we love thee true. 2 PAGE Eh5 3 EQ 5,81 1:-L?-?91,,.ML if?i E?, ,,' U J 7 , Q,-f J N. . D , I I FA ' f PAGE 73 UZ-xu -Litffnff L. 2 1 A P AGEs33 G 5 X f f f' f Wm fNf'X Q :,? 2 , '9 --D Vx- I QIQ-Eajj Au4As , 1,7 n Av . X PAGEIQ fx PAGE C17 I ,rg 442 C529 F if fg f CMN A . ,K lx fx X , , 1 S . ... 7 P PPM: 55 I :Nj C r exx ' , PAGEl23 Xyxw I ll, L UL 2 A u L Q 1' VL- hw 1 S L 103 MW! Nh N X X X X , ',X 3 s F OUR FAMILY J yrs 5075 , CJ Qin! -1: K Ib QM N K DA. Y O M uf- J UT A STROLUNG THROUGH HE PARK X-Z-iz--X QM I K 1: S: . ..-f-'-N x ' ' .,- p - J -l X xv-F - Q fs., lx .fxf i F nfs l-'1 5 A , fkx' X F .. Y N J -f X' ff' ' - ,-:'. '.,.f- ff ' , if , rqf, -'-In A I I l fl j ' K 'A Ad X X K ,lil-Eli' i 4 in , ff ' ' 4 ,i,1 ' f DEDICATION f- A-'-f-- '--,,-,-Y,- ,, A ,Y ' W , 1-ga- ..,,,,..,,.,f- ...,,., 1 4. 1 I '1 ll I l1 l 1 1 1. 1 1' 1, 1, l1 l 1 1 l l lr I . l 1 1 I 11 1 l 1 ll 1r 1 l 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 lx 1 1 '1 1 1, MN., t 7- -,.,-.t Y- v. W- t W- ,ia -t a,,- - Y,,, , .Xliss XVinnibel Gower, a stimulating and loyal friend. was loved and respected by the faculty and students of Deering High School. Librarian of uncommon talent. her helpfulness and sound judgement made her at once both tolerant of others and effective in the administration of her work. A person of unusual breadth, she was eager in the acceptance of new trends and generous in her willingness to examine all philosophies for the good that they might contain. .Xliss Gower, esteemed for her honesty and loyalty, has left, through her association with Deering High School, a lasting impression on the school. 'lio her memory-this Year Book is dedicated. 6 sky, This edition of the Amethyst portrays the considerable variety of activities which typify a modern comprehensive high school. No student participates in all, but each one takes part in some of them. Their range is sufficiently great to cover the demand for personal development and individual pleasure. Nlost of these activities require a great measure of cooperation and herein lies their greatest benefits. l hope that in your years of study that you have acquired the skills most useful for your future and that you have also developed this true spirit of unselfish, cooperative enterprise. 'lihe need for it is forever xvith us. The long and honorable traditions of this school rest upon such a foundation. May your experience here serve you well xvhatever you may do. Carleton L. VVifr0'in DZ' R UARDIANS If 'ld 'v ,, e- I ,mag I , I' . I , W F, ' ,F ' I B - Y . .hc I 1 I win r ' ' !I a 1 3 ni I Q XX 1 ix, J 4, ' 1 I .XIISS .XIIRA L. DGLLEY Dean of Girls a i NIR. RALPH B. YOUNG .XIISS .XIILDRICD CIRODEN Receptionist L I I M x ' i 'CQ I I , Q ' A ., at A, , .ff-L I X Q - 2 . ' ,fl il ' --..----------,-,- 8 -v--vq'--t----.-- MISS EDITH S. PITT Guidance Director Sub-Master MRS. DORIS FURNIVAI Secretary OFFICE GIRLS Nlnrilyn Clark Nancy Pentz Audrey lflnugaard Shirley jo Chilcoat Ann Clark Virginia NIQICXYHIIC Elizabeth Davies l l 2 ,f.t,,.x,x,.,,..,,5, , ..,,..,,,v H f-XJ, ,v . ,v,W,,., - .-.vYv... .,.X-,. V ,v,, v -x.,-J .f .W ..-TAC vA AJ, Y.. 7-VY, x A-Afrrv ,,v,.,?vA t,-,A v C 1-X,, A Y , ,N,, we .f v' V A .-----4-'x- - -A,fL. lv - -,,., , I P l is l tl . . . K Powers, Kilbridc, Bridges l 'J I Hilton, Alward, Fletcher ' Hodgson, French, Knapp i Murphy, Nlardigan, Roche l Q p S 4' S ,X l ll l , . li l 4 -I 'D l B S 1 x Nl H- l I , -Nr e C Mi - W, ,WMC-A A: Avia: lfv--' -'-'-'Y- - -f- W ,M Y, .,-y,..,,- Y, ,- fx.--S-Q-'-'N'-f '--NF fl l l U Jean XValkcr l Ellen Thompson it Carol Farley qi Marilyn Tarr Sally Peterson l 1? N 4 A A L C .mwlni , ', l l it P1 X-N ,-of-X,-x.fN,-N. N. ,fx N-Cfxf-f'JN'S'r-'xfx-P-f-f'-'N' 9 M- , .wb i l l v il C IE S 0 - I , l ELIZABETH LAMB B.A.. U. of Maine HlTl.EN D. MCDONALD im.. Colby lSABlSl.LE K. PEASE BA., Smith M.A., Middlebury l.ll.LlAM BECKER B.A., M. A. Middlebury 'FRANCES L. HUESTON B.I..l.. Emerson M.A.. U. of N. H. N.-f A f ..f -- -, W -NfN.fm.'-Aft, NV... , ENGLISH DEPARTMENT DOROTHY E. CHASE A.B., Smith INEZ L. HOYVE B.A., U. of Maine FLORENCE jENSEN B.S., Simmons L. PAULINE MANN B.A., Southern Methodist ,N,,. - nu.:- 4. l 4 l l r lu lr 'r li l 1 I l l i A CLAYTON H. SMITH B.A., U. of N. H. MARGARET ABBOTT PAUL A. B. Colby M.A. U. of N. H, ARMAND A. POLITO B.A., U. of Maine FRANCESCA M. PERAZZI B.A., U. of Maine Jxifv-A f!---Y -- f fn K HISTORY DEPARTMIQNT linX'I'HlfRINIf sl. KERN Simmons, U. of XVisc. lQI.lZ.Xl5l7fl4H RING BMX., KLA., U. of Maine B..-X., Colby : ' A'A'A' A' A' A' 'A' 71, '7 ---LN RL l4Il H. XYIIITTEMORE LATIN DEPARTMENT 'EDITH S. PITT B.A., Wellesley M.A., Mcgill SARAH COVVAN B.A. Colby MARGARET VVYAIAN B.A., Bates M.A., Columbia ETA- v - --' v'1 'S -v 1' J Il 1 1 1 1 1 'I 1 1 fi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SPANISH DEPARTMENT 1 FRANIi O. STACK B.A., Bowdoin M.A.. Middlebury ART DEPARTMENT ,IULIA M. SEABURY Portland School of Fine Arts .ffs-xxx,-f-.w,-,-Y., fs, .,.Q-S, ,,---7, .,,,, . , .v.,,v E- C.-,Ny x1.x'1'H DEPARTMENT FIOI-IN E. HAM B.S., G.S.T.C. NIA., llnrvard VINCENT B. NIANGION B..-X., Tufts, Harvard 'KATHERINE E. O'BRIEN .-X.B., Bates AAI. Cornell Ph. D., Brown ,, ME. ..,.... -..J 1 1 1 1 In 1 1 5.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 XRI OENE FARNHAM B X Bates ll XXIII. BLAKE B -X Bates XI A Columbia XRI ENE R. BROWN XB Colby I-XTHIETIC DIRECTORS LUCY Pl.-XCENTINI B.S., Boston U., Sargent College VRIQIJERICK KOSIBA BS. Springfield, NIA., Columbia U. ,-f vQ4--Y :O -'Q -,-v -xv--Av' -A-'- - -v v-V -' A. . v vw-- II 'I I ,I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I :I I R.XI,PII H. IERACDON IIA.. liufts ,XXIOS A. II.-XXYKES III.. li.l.S.'I'.C. I-'XIVRY S. IJCNIJICIQ ns., chilly Xl..X.. l,'. uf Nlainc 1, 1.v-v ,- A SCIENCE IJICPARTXIICNT JOHN j. MCC.-XNN BS.. Tufts KIA., Columbia HUSE N. TIBBETS ISS.. U. of Illinois NIS., Springfield Collcgc CIXRROLL I.. BEAN I3.,-X.. Iioxuirwiiig Ilarvarll XI..X. lf. of Nlaine II IME, A ,fl I In .,. fwaw. ,, J C.,-va: ,-I: A fr C-: va A A A 'ag'-I 154, , , .11 ' ' im f , I 'I I 'I II I I I F I L . I I 'I II II Ll. ,,r,,,., ,J 1, ff-.,'.v- ,A COIXINIICRCIAI , IJlCI'AR'I'AlLiN'l' R.'XI.PH B. YOUNG BA., Colby lid. Al., Harvard NIQAI, MANLITY BS., Syracuse NIS., Tufts I'fS'I'I-IFR j. TYLER BS.. NI. lid., B. U. NlCI,I.II'f AI. IJICARISORN BMX.. Colby BSS., B.U. l3I'fRNlClf TRUIC Bay Bath Institute HOME EC. DEPARTMENT HELEN VVYMAN Boston School of Domestic Science 'C. FERN ROSS B.S., U. of M. MARY A. HIXON B.S., Framingham, Mass. ,, .,-N., .J VY-,4-vAfx, .1-v-J-:aff .-. f A 1, fl 'n 4 lg 4 li, P 1 P i W 4 b 1 4 P i P 1 P li P I 2 . 2 . , Wim., Nw,-N.. Y W- .- ...Y -, 1 CUSTODIAN THOMAS ARMS --f-.. W,,.wf...,i ,.,f-N.,-.wwf-W .-.......,A,. ,N-,.. -x , i3,.,,..,,-,Y... .- .., 1-. A..-.,A,- -,-,fx.E-f+-T .,-A,-,.,,,...--H. .. ., ---f-f '-- - A ,-...-Y - YL-.-.-.,,-Y--.. -4.,- :v-we v- ,. , 7. ,W I.. X INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPT CHARLES ALLEN B.A. Ed., G.S.T.C. M.A. Ed., U. of N. H. FRANK VV. P. BAILEY Oswego Teachers College CLAYTON S. BROWN B,S., G.S.T.C. M.A., N. Y. U. V -Jvf-iff- -.A ---V .f-V -V. A -a P S Q ,,.,...-. .L ,.,...,.. , . . .,..M..,,....,M.. , E is for is for is for IS for is for is for is for is for IS for is for is for IS for is for IS for IS for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for IS for is for FACUL FACULTY ALPHABET Allen, a teacher of Industrial Arts he is known, Bragdon who in teaching science, experience has shown Cowan who teaches Latin you see, Dolley, Dean of girls is she. Elliott who with Amethyst tangles, Farnham, the teachers of Angles. Gower, never seen without a book, Hueston, up to whom we must look, Isabel, Miss Pease's first name, jensen in whom pep never wanes. Kosiha, who is the guardian of our gym, Lucy, who guides the gym with him. Mangion-shoulders and all, Nat, whols new in our halls. O'Brien, much math she must know, Pitt, to whom all future Caesars go. questions, that pupils are ever asking, Ross, new clothes she is making. Stack, head of the Spanish class, Tibhetts who must know a lateral from a forward pass us , on whom the faculty work their charms, Yalor, some of which would do us little harm. Wiggin, the daddy of us all, Xercises to which we must fall. Young. so pleasant, Oh Hy! we don't know. so we'll just let it fly. l6 MRS. CILICNIJON B. DO.-XNIC l,ib1'1ll'i1'lI1 Qlifk- ffl' wi r .4 X ,g,,,..,,.,.-.X. -fxffx. X,-f,XY,.,,,x,,,...kV .if fr 5 Q 5 P is , 1, xr , 1, I ,I In K J 6 , I J 1 I 'A:lll?Atff iqg'- if-v2jl:'i3:l1fi,if': 'N- 'N W fv' A 1 r I 1, l 'a , . C,Axl-'lf l'lflu.x l'llf1,m'Rs: l,cTr to right: ,-Xllcn, Pcrrv, XYclmlv, .los- lvn, XXYHSOII.cIl'CCl1XYUUkl l,llslz.uzl,xx Ill-tml--Rs: Left ro right: Levine. Chilcont, Clarl L f l mlmcrg. SIIYCYINLIII. 51YKflIX g XYiggins lr . 'Wi 5 W? W 1 I ll lr 0 ,l f, i 4, 1 P lx I h...-s., ....f--A-.. -v y Q, .A-X,-VY-7 7AvA.- ,-v--A -. , -777 -- Y.v-Y PATHFINDER'S PARENT TEACHERS ASSOC. The Pathfinders' Parent Teacher Association officers for the school year 1951-1952 are: David Frickson, President, Mrs. Charles A. Roberts, Recording Secretary, Ralph B. Young, 2nd Vice- presidentg Mrs. Raymond N. Smith, Correspond- ing Secretary, Ralph M. Snyder, Treasurer, Mrs. Louis R. Farley, Past President. The Pathf'ind.ers' P.T.A. in common with other units of the National Congress works on three levels: local, state, and national. This association is in its second year of exist- ence, succeeding Pathfinders' Mothers Club, which had a long and proud history. ORCHESTRA MOTHER'S CLUB 41-if The Deering High School Orchestra Mothers' 6 Club has a membership of forty-Eve. -4 Officers elected for the year of 1951-1952 are 'Q 5 President, Mrs. Randal Gullifer, Vice-President, A Mrs. Gerald Oliver, Secretary, Mrs. Guelbert Little, Treasurer, Mrs. Frlon Ryeson. Through various projects the Orchestra Mothers' Club has raised money to aid in Festival preparations and to provide for the entire orches- tra. Mrs. Lamb Mrs. Gullifcr BAND 1VIOTHER'S CLUB The Band Mothers' Club of Deering High School was organized in 1937 to support the band and its activities. It provides and maintains uniforms, takes care of instrument repairs and replacements, and finances trips to the State and New England Music Festivals. Money-making projects this year to take care of these services have included rummage sales, an auction with snack-bar and cooked-food sale, continued cookbook sale, a dessert-bridge, and a coffee-reading. Ofiicers for 1951-1952 are Mrs. Myron U. Lamb, president, Mrs. Alvin A. Morrison, vice- president, Mrs. Dorrance A. Douglass, secretary, Mrs. Manville D. Cushmen, treasurer. I8 ir OUR LEADERS 1952 W ,- -v... President Secretary Adx iscr .-XLLICN LICXYIS MARY XYHI'I'lf NIR. SNIITII X' MEM! 16 X'iL'C-l,l'C5idCl1f 'l'l'C:Iiwlll'Cl' NANCY HUBBARD Ifl'iR.xI.'XN lfl.S'l A, amz , ROISVR I' CLXRIJIXI R l.lf.XXNl' ILXXYKI-'S Pl-f'l'!'R PI- l'I-'RSON 20 LOG OF '52 In the fall of 1948, the Senior Class of 1952 entered Deering as Freshmen. Under the guidance of Newton Churchill, as president, Robert Gardiner, vice-president, Rob- ert Huff, secretary, Lawrence Kindbom, treasurer, and the executive committee com- posed of Allen Lewis and Nancy Packard, we held our first social event, the Fresh- man Reception. Our sophomore year was led by Nancy Packard, president, Leanne Hawks, vice- president, Florence Hildreth, secretary, Robert McAfee, treasurer, and the executive committee consisted of Judy Blumanthal, Dennis Dougal, and Thomas Edwards. Dennis Dougal presided our Junior year, with Judy Blumanthal, vice-president, Carole Thompson, secretary, Robert Skillins, treasurer, and Robert McAfee, Leanne Hawks, Peter Peterson, on the executive committee. Through our four years at Deering the class of 1952 was well represented in Deering's sports and activities. Outstanding varsity football players were Peter Peter- son, Charles Kilbride, Allen Lewis, Les Peterson and Johnny Goodie. The baseball diamond was well placed with such stars as Wayne Brown, Robert Gardiner, Freeman Dulac and Dana Levitt. Basketball proved such outstanding players as Bill YVhitmore, Freeman Dulac, Nor- man Bomberry and Lawrence Kindbom. In our four years at Deering, the girls' sports brought home winning teams in field hockey, swimming, basketball, and softball. Playing on these teams were Carol Fletcher, Joan Levine, Carole Thompson, Judy Blumanthal, Mary White, Florence Hil- dreth and Diane Simpson. Our year-book, the Amethyst, consisted of many hard-working classmates. Our Editor, Bruce Henderson, had much needed help from Valerie MclX'lennamin, Ann Crosby, Alvin Morrison, and many others. Seen cheering for Deering at all the games were the cheerleaders, Bruce Hender- son, Dave Webb, Jacquline Halle, Carole Thompson, and Diane Simpson. Editor of our school paper, the Ramblings, was hard-working Louise Young. Our senior year and final year at Deering saw Allen Lewis elected president, Nancy Hubbard, vice-president, Mary White, secretary, and Robert Gardiner, Leanne Hawks, and Peter Peterson on the executive committee. As we leave the halls of Deering on graduation day, every individual classmate will always remember the good times we have had during our four wonderful years at the school. We extend to our teachers our appreciation for all their help, and to our adviser, Mr. Smith, for his understanding and co-operation. Respectfully submitted Mary White, Secretary 21 I Icy Good Lookin' Ain't She Sweet OUR 7 Pcrc Peterson Jackie Hallc Sl1uw Business Bc Happy Go Lucky Bruce llcndcrson Pat Murphy Hairy Lou Splanc Bob Gardiner 4v ' I v- IW ,H ir So In Love An Apple For The Teacher Bill XX'lllU'Il0I'C Nancy Hubbard jenn Blnisdcll Bill Tuttle 22 I5 Q A V! FAVORITE They're The Best Dressed Ones In Town SONGS Marilyn Howarth Bruce Henderson 'I'nke Mc Out To The Ballganlen Strike Up The Band Pete Peterson janet Gulifer Carol Fletcher Tom Downes yuh! Look ,Xin XVe're Dancin' Be A Clown???? Bruce Henderson joan Levine Diane Simpson Weston Dyer e ' .4-.-. .of ,,..f ik, -Q i Q 23 Q-, , ,win !...7' , . wi' di A 'U 'x C? MORE BIG 'WHEELS Nickie Anderson Newt Churchill A nn lfeelmn Larry Kindhom Mary jean Al2lCljOl'lOll!Il1 Bob Dave McAfee XVcbb Bets Dave French Switzer iii' 211 Leanne Hawkes Denny Dougal Judy Blumenthal Allen Lewis Louise Young 11 43? -.4 FIFTY '1 'W'O's FIFTY TWO NAME Allen Anderson Blaisdell Blumenthal Clark Crosby Davis Downes Dulac Dyer Elston Emery Feehan Ficket Fineberg Fox French Gardiner Gordon I-lalberts Haley Hanson Hildreth Howarth Kaplin Kindbom La Fleur Lanigan Lekouses Lewis Mageles Mattatal McAllister McFee McMennamin Moore Morse Murphy Pearson Ramsay Roche Sarando Shaw Silverman Tetrault Turner Tuttle Ware Whitmore Whitney Wilkerson Wiggins Known As Jane Nixeen Jean Judy Bill Ann Gloria June Tommy Skin YVeston Herman Jerry Ann Arnold Norman Ellen Betsy Bob Fred June Francine Ronnie Floppy Marilyn Eleanor Larry Anne Bobby Pete Allen Dick Joyce Agnes Betty Valerie Marilyn Leona Pat Arcadus Bob Edith Ginny Mosquito Jo Bob Charles Judy YVillard Bill Wayne Doug Peggy Best Act Laughing Good Nature Talking? Sports Courting Typing Twirling Fiddling Basketball Clowning Raising Toads Making Out Studying Swimming Playing Cards Blowing Up?? Yak-Yak-Yak Greasing A Car Bowling Dagmar Dancing Dubie's Skiing Riding Eating ? P ? P ? Posters Studying Pictures Sports 100 Yd. Drum Maj. Working Singing Drawing Friendliness Selling? Cheering Cadets Sports Working Studying Shotput Studying Driving Truck Oom-Pah Clowning 2 Z Mile Basketball Snapping Swimming Listening 25 Should Be Nurse Nurse Secretary Coach Cowboy Secretary A Dancer A Success Coach Comedian Coach Lady Killer Teacher Swimming Instr. Plumbing Insp. Driving Instr. Social Worker Mechanic Drummer Nurse Silent Thinker Sailor Coach Horse Trainer Driving Instr. ' His Own Boss Artist College Grad. Photographer Football Pro. Runner Secretary Secretary Lab. Tech. Designer Designer Saleswoman Cheerleader R.O.T.C. Mech. Engineer Secretary Teacher Olympus Star College Grad. Photographer Band Leader Comedian Telegraph Boy Pro. Basketball Photographer Wrestler Journalist Usually Seen VVith Denny Neat Quiet In The Halls In '51 Ford With Valerie With The Band XVith Violin VVith Jean Usually Seen With Margie Flirting At Tu Ten XVith Lillian In A Convert. Driving A Chev. Arguing Flirting ln Falmouth Chewing Gum Rushing VVith Pi Phi's Smiling At D.E.'s Driving Cars VVith Girls Confused NVith Boys Rushing Around Fooling With Bob Busy YVith Don VVith Ann Hurrying In Grant's At Pi Kappa With The Band Quiet Laughing Quiet VVith A Pencil Driving Cars VVith Polly In The Band Usually Seen Running VVith Jean Locker Room YVith Betty Smiling Alice L. Abbott HA 177 Activities: Orchestra, Cadets, Offi- cers' Club, Ramblings Circula- tion. Favorites: Football games, dancing, bowling, music, Miss Hueston's 5th period English class. Future Plans: Medical Secretary. Music talent, what more could you ask? Richard Alexander HDi6k77 Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club, Band, Drill Squad. Favorites: Bowling, traveling around with the boys, movies. Future Plans: Air Cadet. Into the clouds I come. jane Allen LLRed77 Activities: Hockey, Swimming, Bas- ketball, Mgr. of Softball Team, junior Prom Committee, Red Cross, Band. Favorites: D.D.T., band, knitting 36 socks for Denny, D.l'f.'s with Den and Laurie. Future Plans: To be a success as a Surgical Nurse. A temper to match her hair. jeanne Allen Shorty,' Activities: Y-Teens, Cadets, Cafe- teria, Amethyst Circulation Staff. Favorites: VVriting letters, H.j.D., talking with Barb, going around with Bev and Freda, Vanity and Near You. Future Plans: Selling or Buyer. L'XVe're born to be happy, all of us. Dorothy Alward Activities: Cadets, Cadets Oflicers' Club, Amethyst Circulation Staff, Amethyst Advertising Staff, Ramblings Circulation and Edi- torial Staff, Bowling. Favorites: D.D.T., driving, Mr. Staek's Spanish class, baby-sitting at Amergians on Saturday nights. Future Plans: To work in the Navy Research Department in XVash- ington. i'Always ready for a good time. Joanne Ammann Amie Activities: Band, Swimming. Favorites: joan's house with the girls, club, hamburgers, Body and Soul. Future Plans: Northeastern Business College. Successful things are accomplished by striving. OUR Nixeen Anderson HNicky77 Activities: Amethyst Editorial, Ski Club, Dramatic Club, Ramblings Advertising, Ramblings Circula- tion, Riding Club, Red Cross. French Club, Swimming, Basket- ball, Tennis, XVoodcarving. Favorites: Nu Phi Mu, dancing, knit- ting argyles, staying with Mary- Lou. Future Plans: College Nursing. Of a good beginning comes a good end. Richard Appleby CLDick97 Activities: Art Club, Bowling. Favorites: Stan Kenton, Augusta trips, 5th period. Future Plans: P.j.C. High aims form high characters. Beverly Mae Arsenault 6lBev7! Activities: Cadets, Y-Teens. Favorites: Bing Crosby, Mario Lanza, Because Future Plans: Fashion Illustrator. L'Cheerful whenever you meet her. Nancy K. Baldwin Naveen Activities: Field Hockey, Softball, Bowling, Student Council, Ame- thyst Circulation, Advertising, Ramblings Circulation, Iiditorial. Favorites: D.D.T., Sorority Camp HSI, jackie and Rudolph, FM's, having long talks with Mary Jean. Future Plans: Deaconess Hospital. A cute little red-head. FAMILY 52. I 1' CN-v Barbara j. Balkain Ba1'b,, Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club, Y- Teens. Favorites: XVriting letters, cleaning house, Third Man Theme, VVhispering, Y-Teens Club, movies, radio, and liastport, Maine. Future Plans: Telephone office and later-marry and live a happy life. A merry heart goes all the way. Marilyn C. Ballantyne Mm'iIy11 Activities: Cadets. Future Plans: Business school-Secre- tary. Happiness alone is a virtue. VVeslev Barton LL Wesw Activities: Football, Student Council. Favorites: Sports and fiying. Future Plans: Portland junior Col- lege. Silence is golden. Richard Bernier Dick Activities: Football, Tumbling, Base- ball, Gym. Favorites: Going out with the boys, dancing, swimming, eating. Future Plans: Uncle Sam. Six feet of good humor. james Bissonette CLIi77775 Activities: Track, Gym. Favorites: jazz, going on trips with Don, dancing, football games, and gym class. Future Plans: Navy. There is no royal road to anything. jean Blaisdell Ien1111e Activities: Art Club, Ramblings Cir- culation, Basketball, Hockey, Ramblings Advertising. Favorites: Pi Kappa, Billy, the girls lt Had To Be You. Future Plans: To always be happy. Rather quiet, but full of fun. Barbara Blanchard Barb Activities: Band, Ski Club, Dramatic Club, Tennis, Bowling, Ram- blings Art Staff, Amethyst Ad- vertising Staff, French Club. Favorites: Miss Becker's junior Eng- lish Class, ice skating, band rc- hearsals, listening to records. Future Plans: Flight Nurse in United States Air Force. Blithe in spirit. Leona Blanchard CKLee97 Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club, Glee Club. Favorites: Star Dust, B.F., Sebago Lake, P.F., Audrey's club house. Future Plans: Marry a millionaire and live a happy life. 'lNot so shy as she sometimes seems. Judith Blumenthal Lsllldyb X F , 3' Q -J Activities: D Club, Swimming, D ga Softball, Field Hockey, Basket- ball, Fxecutive Committee- Sophomore Year, Vice-President of junior Class, Ramblings Cir- culation. Favorites: Tu Ten camp, Fletch, D.D.T., 4th period History with Mr. Flliot, camp, XVest Coast. Future Plans: Bouve- of Boston, Phys- ical Education. A combination of pep, fun, and friendliness. Norman J. Bomberv B0mer Activities: Basketball. Favorites: Playing records with Sis. Future Plans: To own land. 'Tiach man hath a place to live. 27 0 N... W' joan Frances Bragdon HI0fl7li6H Activities: Ramblings Advertising, Circulation, Cadets, VVorking in Oliice. Favorites: VVorking in the office, dancing, Italian sandwiches, Ralph Flannagan, meeting with the girls Thursday night. Future Plans: Airline Hostess. 'lThe fine are bound to rise. Kathleen B. Bridges C4Kay77 Activities: Cadets, Glee Club, Ame- thyst Advertising Staff, Cadet Officers' Club. Favorites: C.B.E. Club, Nola, MBe- cause, piano, having fun with the kids. Future Plans: To be a successful sec- retary-Northeastern. Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Parker L. Brooks, jr. Activities: Cadets, Cadet Officers' Club. Favorites: Miss Hueston's English Class. Future Plans: University of Maine. The future holds a place for you. Dorothy Brow Dottie Activities: Ramblings Advertising, Circulation, Glee Club, Exchange Editor-Ramblings, Dramatic Club. Favorites: Dancing with Phil, Hi Loft, Because of You, Anne. Future Plans: Business School. 'LHcr manner-most pleasing. Gloria Browne Kittic',' Activities: Cadets. Favorites: Music, jemseg, H.C., square dancing, P.F., swimming, If You VVere The Only Girl. Robert C. Browne CCB0b79 Activities: Bowling, j.V. Football, Band. Favorites: Spending time with Bud and the boys, Saturday nights at De Molay. Future Plans: To go to Gorham State Teachers College and take up the Industrial Arts course. Our ideals are our better selves. 28 OUR john E. Bump HIDIOH77 Favorites: Baseball, basketball, the boys. Future Plans: Business College. Self-trust is the essence of heroism. Wayne Brown Activities: Basketball. Favorites: The boys. Future Plans: The Navy. Oh! those high waves. Thomas L. Cameron H Activities: Dramatic Club, Treasurer of the Dramatic Club, Swimming Team, Student Council. Favorites: Saturday nights at Cape Elizabeth, Children's Theatre. Future Plans: To go to dramatic school. Hjuliet, where art thou? Robert Carleton ClB0b77 Activities: Gym, Fourth Year Foot- ball, First Year C.H.S., Track- First Year C.H.S. Favorites: Playing pool. Future Plans: A good job. He has enough who is content. 19 ,X x .AX 'bu 33 l V' 4 FAMILY Patricia XI. Carmichael HPITTTF, Future Plans: Business College, hap- pmess. XVork is the only key to success. Activities: Art Club, Vice-President of Red Cross, junior Class Nom- inating Committee, Basketball, Swimming. Favorites: Because, lf, L'Come On a My House, trying to learn the Charleston, Glenwood Square soda fountain with Edie and Doris, C.H.S., buying clothes, football games. Future Plans: Teachers' College. A friendlv miss with a cute little smile. Frank Caron 'gDulee Activities: D Club, Track, NVatch- ing T.V. with Budda, Don, go- ing to clubs. Favorites: Ralph Flanagan, hot mu- sic, most girls, being with the boys, visiting Hank, My Duke mobile. Future Plans: Hotel Business. I, myself, am good fortune. Gerald Carp LKIe7,ry77 Activities: Football, Track, Bowling. Favorites: Angelones, fraternity, 6th period problems, going out of town. Future Plans: College-to marry a rich girl. XVe hope you Hnd her. XVilliam Casey Doc Activities: Student Council, Foot- ball. Favorites: llunting, fishing, Deering Center gang, T.V. at Hanks, Kimballs, Ping Pong with Hi-Y. Future Plans: To own a X K 120- lfducated street cleaner. lle's a devil at the wheel. Barbara Catir ClBa7,b7? Activities: Gym, Tennis, Bowling. Favorites: Hi-Loft with Judy, soft- ball, Because of You, kidding Ga-Ga. Future Plans: Secretarial work. Life is too short to be sad all day. Ann Caton Annie,' Activities: Swimming, Gym, Cadets, Amethyst Circulation Staff. Favorites: Because of You, P.F.. Lands D.H.S. Dances, parties. Future Plans: To wait on all the handsome patients at the M.G.H. A pretty nurse speeds recovery. Carolyn Chapman 6CCal77 Activities: Cadet Officer. Favorites: Going to Howards Drug Store with Ronnie and the gang, Too Young by Louis Arm- strong. Future Plans: Secretarial work. Love, honor, and obey. Marjorie Chapman Margie Activities: Cadet Officer. Favorites: Meet at Leonards with the gang, Mass., VValt and Don, rollerskating, horseback riding, Because of You. Richard Chapman lCDick,7 Future Plans: College. Men of few words are the best men. Newton Churchill LLNeq2t77 Activities: Freshman Class President, Baseball, Basketball, President of junior Red Cross, Treasurer and , President of Hi-Y, Forum, Ame- thyst. Favorites: Em-jay, cats, Indians, 'lDunf, A'Oh, Stop Boots, fight- ing Martians with Doc. Future Plans: Bowdoin and success, He soars steadily toward his goal. 29 K S1 1 r F X ,, f 1 , .za 6 3 f f i 5 E , -1 as , Anne M. Clark Ann Activities: Basketball, Office XVork, Library XVork. Favorites: Q.T.'s, N M, VVinter Har- bor, getting together with Peg, Ed, Nan. Future Plans: Pharmacist. Those formulas and tubes. William Clark, Jr. ::Bz11 Activities: Football, Swimming, D Club, Student Council, Hi-Y. Favorites: jumping at the horse shows, same as Arnie Fickett, steam baths at the MY. Future Plans: College. 'lLook before you jump. Gary Cleveland SCGary,3 Activities: Tennis, French Club. Favorites: Hunting, fishing, Sweet Violets, Bomber and Russ. Future Plans: Airbourne Troops. I love those planes. David M. Cobb L'Dn1'e Activities: Swimming, D Club, Radio Club, Freshman Football, Ski Club. Favorites: Music, dancing, swimming, sports, radio. Future Plans: Merchant Marine, Ra- diotelegraph Operator or Flec- trical lfngineer. He is like a fish in the water. Shirley L. Cooledge Shirley Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club. Favorites: Dancing, August 14, Mal- colm, Truly, Truly Fair, The girls 4389. Future Plans: Happiness. K'Sunny hair, sunny disposition. Nancy Cooper Nan Mark Activities: Dramatic Club, Amethyst, Proof Reader, lVriting Club, Archery, XVoodcarving, Bow- doin Debate, Ramblings Edia torial, French Club, Tennis. Favorites: Making out writs for trusting young lawyers, swim- ming, fishing, boating, writing short stories and poems, writing Carole's themes, driving on 302, getting dismissed before French tests, disc jockey. Future Plans: lCither be a lawyer or write the Great American Novel. The pen is the tongue of the mind. 30 Robert Cousins UB0b37 Activities: Cadets. Favorites: Baseball, bowling. Future Plans: Store Manager. Strive for thy goal. H Eliner M. Cox 4'Eli11e1 ' Activities: Camera Club. Favorites: Swimming, hiking. Future Plans: To be a nurse. Successful nurses are attracted to doctors. Jeanette Crane Iea11ette Activities: Ramblings, Art Club Pres- ident, Red Cross, Archery, Ten- n1s. Favorites: D.D.T., Tu-Ten camp tall boys, JK-J-B--I at the Pharm- acy, dancing, games. Future Plans: Art School. Art is a virtue of life. Ann Louise Crosbv A 7l72,, Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, Gym, Basket- ball, Softball, Dramatic Club, Amethyst Typing Editor. Favorites: Music, Valerie, Hollis sports, Bangor, September Song, 'fSin, 'LCount Fvery Star, Pills-- bury's, Miss Hueston's 2nd period Fnglish class. Future Plans: College, Music Teach- er, To be a Success. 'fAlways smiling and willing to help, whenever needed. UR 19 1'0- vw '..v 1 FAMILY Beverly jean Cummings 6CBel,v77 Activities: Cadets, VVoodcarving, Ten- nis, Swimming. Favorites: VVeek-ends in Boston, Carole. Future Plans: To be a kindergarten teacher. Quiet personality, sparkling eyes. Sylvia A. Dallen LSSyl77 Activities: Photography Club, Cadets, Officers' Club. Favorites: Listening to records, You'll Never XValk Alone. Future Plans: Photography. Nothing succeeds like success. Gloria-june Davis Activities: Orchestra, Head-majorette, Student Council, Cadets, D Club, Swimming, Bowling, Ten- nis, Archery. Favorites: 'LI Can Dream, Can't I, music, dancing. Future Plans: Further my education in music. The kindly fruits of the earth. George T. Davis, jr. Siskipw Activities: Band. Orchestra, Cadets, Dramatic Club, Swimming. Favorites: Music, parties. Future Plans: To become a dentist. A connoisseur of enjoyable living. Priscilla Deering 'fCbickie Activities: Band, Cadets, Officers' Club, Dramatic Club, Ramblings typing staff, AMETHYST Ad- vertising Staff, Y-Teens, Bowl- mg. Favorites: Dancing, Rainbow, Q. T.'s, Fort Fairfield. Future Plans: To always be happy. Virtue is her own reward. Richard DellaTorre CCDick77 Activities: Sports. Favorites: jean, Guy Lombardo Working on the car, Mr. Dun- fee. Future Plans: University of Maine He has enough who is contentf Philip Derrah, jr. Phil Activities: Student Council, Basket- ball, Baseball, Dramatic Club. Favorites: Sports, girls, frat. Future Plans: Navy. Away through the sea to success. Carol A. Doucette Activities: Cadets, Glee Club. Favorites: Dancing, singing. Future Plans: Office work in the Telephone Company. She rests well, content that all is well. Denis C. Dougal Denny Activities: President of Student Council, President of Junior Class, Ex. Com. Sophomore class, Secretary of Hi-Y, Baseball. Favorites: Girls, particularly a red- head, Come-on-a-my-I-louse, 36.l' Future Plans: Big Business. A good man is hard to find. Cornelia E. Douglass Connie Activities: Band, Orchestra, Ame- thyst Advertising, Tennis, Bowl- ing. Favorites: Music festivals, Nu Phi Mu, Camp Manitou, J. VV. K. Future Plans: Colby College. Can we ever have too much of a good thing? 31 I' 6- . Tv 5... Thomas Downs To111myl' Activities: Tennis, Bowling, Orches- tra. Favorites: Portland Symphony, Stu- dent Philharmonic, Maine Music Camp, Orchestra rehearsals, Miss Hueston's English class, Music festivals, J. D. Future Plans: To further my educa- tion in music. I am a music maker. Harlan Dresser -'Hayle Activities: Gym. Favorites: Hi-Y meetings, Casey and the boys, Model A Fords. Future Plans: To graduate. A land we all dream for. jacquelyn Driscoll Hftlvkiew Activities: Bowling. Favorites: Club meetings, H.L.T. jr., riding around with the gang on Saturday nights, Forever and Ever, talking with Peggy and Dorcas, listening to records. Future Plans: Nursing. The patients are lucky. Freeman j. Dulac '4Ski1z Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball, D Club. Favorites: Hanging at the pharmacy with the boys, jean, 116 Mc- Kinley St. Future Plans: College. Man is a social animal. Greta joan Dunn nloanaa Activities: Art Club, Y-Teens, Ten- nis. Favorites: Al jolson, Sonny Boy, bowling, drawing, basketball, swimming. Future Plans: XVomen Marines. Courage, she has plenty. Barbara Dyer HBf17'lJi6'l Activities: Cadets, Cadet Oflicers' Club, Glee Club, junior Red Cross. Favorites: Being with the 'girls, sports. Future Plans: Northeastern Business School. A help to everyone. 32 OUR Lewis M. Dyer, jr. GCLerw37 Activities: Cross country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, D Club. Favorites: Sports, music, gym. Future Plans: Civil Engineer. Large is his will, but larger is his heart. YVeston C. Dver CCDOCH Activities: Student Council, Hi-Y, Red Cross, Football. Favorites: Listening to Laurie's jokes, dancing, New jersey, the boys, Future Plans: To be a member of the true and noble profession of the theatre, On to the moon with Newt. UI am such a funny boy? joan Ellis I0a1zie Activities: Cadets, Bowling. Favorites: Having fun with jackie, g'Because of You, jack, dancing, movies. Future Plans: Office work. Patience is the best virtue. Herman Elston Bud Activities: Band, Hi-Y, Amethyst play, HD Club, Football, Fresh- man Baseball Manager, Basket- ball. Favorites: Margie, Miss Hueston's 5th period English class, t-he boys Future Plans: Go to college, become an engineer, then-off to Arabia. An addition to any group. FAMILY Gerald Emery calerryn Activities: Band, Ski Club. Favorites: Band, Tex Benekc, Going to Boston with Dick and Bruce. Future Plans: To see the world, For I must be roving, roving, roving. Grace Estes Gracie Activities: Cadets, Student Council, Bowling. Favorites: XVriting to Lenny, Kathy, dancing, popular music. Future Plans: Beautition, marrying Lenny. Kindness as well as friendliness. Colin Etheridge Activities: Football, Forum, Ski Club. Favorites: P.F., L.M., The boys. Future Plans: College. 4'Let nature take its course. Donald K. Farr Activities: Freshman Football and Basketball, Bowling, Forum, Ca- dets, Student Council. Favorites: Al jolson's records, Danc- ing, Singing and lmpersonating, lVine, YVomen, and Song: The Lake Marines. Future Plans: To eventually gradu- ate from Deering and become a lawyer. I shall take your case. Paul Farstad Favorites: Hunting Cfour legsb. Future Plans: Being a man. Thy ambition shall be granted you. Ann Feehan Activities: Hockey, Basketball. Soft- ball, Bowling. Ramblings Edi- torial, Advertising, and Circula- tion Staffs, AMETHYST Adver- tising and Circulation Staffs. Favorites: D.D.T., Tu-Ten Camp, Sleeping at Mairlyn's, going places with the kids, football games, English with Miss Huc- ston. Future Plans: To teach after college. A fine teacher for anyone. Paul Fernald Favorites: The boys. Future Plans: College. Heaven will protect the working man. Arnold P. Fickett Activities: Swimming, D Club. Favorites: Frat, D.E.'s, same as Bill Clark. Future Plans: VVest Point or College. Oh! those men in uniform. Adele Finberg CGDEIH Activities: Bowling, Archery, XVood- carving, Tennis, AMETHYST Advertising, Ramblings, Dramatic Club, Library. Favorites: Angelone's, lVcekends with Faith and Bobbie, Miss Hueston's English Class. Future Plans: Airline Hostess. She wears her clothes like a princess. Norman Finberg g'B7ldcfy'l Activities: Tennis, Track, Band. Favorites: Mu Sigma meetings, Kid- ding Amos, Summers at Old Orchard. Future Plans: College. Quiet, steadfast, but not demuref' 33 Barbara Flaherty Barbie Activities: Cadets. Favorites: Puritan, club, lettus, go- ing to the movies with the kids. Future Plans: Dental Hygienist or Nursing. 'lln youth, wisdom is but rare. joan Flaherty Activities: Cadets. Favorites: Dancing, A. E. Sorority Camp, Nancy, playing pinno. Future Plans: Nursing. 'll'll note you in my book of memory. Nancy Flaherty Activities: AMETHYST Advertising Staff, Cadet Officers' Club. Favorites: joan, the girls, weekends at 23, Hi Loft, dancing, Friday night gab-sessions. Future Plans: Nursing, and to be happy. The best shall be yours. Carol Fletcher Fletcl9',' Activities: Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Tennis, Skiing, Swim- ming, Sec. of D Club, Tri-Hi- Y, Dramatic Club, Ramblings Circulation, Band. Favorites: D.D.T., Summers at Laughing Loon, Bloomers,'l Dyke, band festivals, playing XVaynflete in hockey, lemon eokes and Big Jud, English with Miss Hueston. Future Plans: Bouve College and be a phys. ed. teacher. Sports-my joy of youth. Kay Dawna Fletcher LLKay77 Activities: Band Majorette, Orches- tra, Swimming, Bowling, Tennis, Archery and VVoodcarving. Favorites: Dancing, talking on the telephone, writing letters. Future Plans: XVestbrook junior Col- lege, and a med. secretary. A true friend is forever a friend. jehanne Foster Activities: Gym, Bowling. Favorites: Sports, music. Future Plans: College. She that hath patience may compass many things. 34 OUR Ellen C. Fox Activities: Orchestra, French Club, Dramatic Club, Tennis, Bowling. Favorites: Miss Becker's junior Eng- lish Class, Student Philharmonic rehearsals, listening to Barb's ree- ords. .Future Plans: College. Success is the source of all riches. Elizabeth Ann French Betsy Activities: AMETHYST Advertising Manager, Circulation, Ramblings Editorial, Circulation, Cadets, Oflicers' Club, Quill and Scroll, French Club, Dramatic Club, Student Council. Favorites: D.D.T., lVeekends with the Edward Little kids, Xliss Hueston's Hfth period, talks with Marilyn. Future Plans: Chamberlain School of Retailing. Vile must be friendly with other cities P P Dorcas Anne Frost Activities: Cadets, Tennis, Swim- ming, Riding Club Secretary. Favorites: Riding, YVrig, july 28, Highland Lake, On Top of Old Smokey. Future Plans: Happiness. Fine friends are not forgotten. john Fundin Iobm1y Activities: Football, Radio Club. Favorites: Summers on Cape Cod, Come-on-a-my-house. Future Plans: College. Good humor, and generosity. FAMILY Paul F. Gingras Activities: Bowling. Favorites: Bowling. Future Plans: Navy. A well-bred silence at commandf Robert Gardiner CSB0b97 Activities: Football, Baseball, Basket- ball, D Club. Favorites: Football, Old Man River, sung by John Goodie, going to clubs with the boys. Future Plans: Airforce mechanics. lead the way, we shall follow. john M. Goodie Iob1my Activities: Varsity Football, Baseball, lntraxnural Basketball, Tumbling, D Club. Favorites: The boys, studying, lik's gorrilla club, growing a beard during football season. Future Plans: To be mayor of Bucks- port. Try and stop him on the gridiron. Fred Gordon Activities: Band, Orchestra, Bowling. Favorites: Marcia, frat nights, going to all the games, band trips, play- ing golf with Nick. Future Plans: College. By his work, one 'knows the workmanf' v Yvonne Goupil LSGOHPY7 Activities: Bowling, Tennis, AME- THYST Advertising, Cadets, Officers' Club. Favorites: Howards, j.G., dancing, football games, P.F., Purdue. Future Plans: Secretarial work. Fill your life with laughter. Gloria Grafton MGI077 Activities: Tennis, XVoodcarving. Favorites: Basketball games, tennis, movies, popular music. Future Plans: To go to college. You have a singing face. Barrie Grant Activities: Tennis, Swimming, Track, Radio, Forum, Art Club, Glce Club. Cadets, Drill Squad. Favorites: Mountain climbing, sports, radio, and You know who. Future Plans: College. Honor lies in honest toil. john Greely Mew Activities: Band, Cadets, Student Council. Favorites: Friday nites, band trips. Future Plans: To own a fireworks company and have my business go over with a bang. I am a merry iestf' janet Gulliter CCIa7l77 Activities: Orchestra, Cadets, Offi- cers' Club, Tri-Hi-Y Secretary, Vice President, Ramblings Ad- vertising, Circulation, Dramatic Club, Student Council, Tennis, Basketball. Favorites: Orchestra trips, Tri-Hi-Y, Q.T.'s. Future Plans: Gorham State Teach- ers College. UA sweet, attractive kind of gracef 1 David Hagar 'LDa've Activities: Cross Country, lndoor and Spring Track, D Club, Band, Orchestra. Favorites: Hunting, fishing, skiing. North Deering, P.T. Riding the gang in my Model A. Future Plans: Agricultural College. The cause is hidden, the resglt is known. ii 35 an-sr 'Q- 7 1 W . .X-lf. , J- 1 E. 1 .9- C7 'iw Edward j. Haggerty jr. LLEd77 Activities: Football, basketball, base- ball, Student Council, Favorites: Golf, baseball, all sports. Future Plans: College. Quiet, shy, but friendly. june Halberts u1Zl7l!?L'l7l7'Z8ZIfE77 Activities: Manager of Amethyst circ. tennis, basketball, Ramblings eirc. Favorites: D.D.T., Kappa Kamp, weekends with jo, Tenderly , long talks with Sylvia. Future Plans: College. Life is not life at all without success. G. Francine Haley f'F1'a11 Activities: Ramblings Editorial, Ad- vertising, Circulation, Amethyst Advertising, Riding Club, Cadets, Tennis, Cadet Officers' Club. Future Plans: jr. College. A friend not to be forgotten. Abigail Hall Abigail Activities: Tennis, Horseback Rid- ing, Dramatic Club. Favorites: Basketball games, Tommy's dancing, recess, 'lPi Ep. 'lNeat, not gaudy. janet Hall LLIHHTT Activities: Band, Orchestra, Tennis, Bowling, XVoodcarving, Basket- ball, French Club. Favorites: Q.T.'s, band trips, music, Miss Hueston's 5th period class. Future Plans: College. Beautiful, beautiful, brown eyes. jacqueline H. Halle jackie Activities: AMETHYST Senior Sec- tion Co-editor, A M ET H YST Circulation, Typing Staffs, Ram- blings Fditorial, Circulation Staffs, Quill and Scroll, Cheer- leader, Basketballh Tennis, Swim- ming, Riding Club, D Club, French Club, Dramatic Club, junior Prom Committee. Future Plans: College: Medical Tech- nologist. Lovely to walk with, witty to talk with. , . 3a OUR Clyd Hanscom Hczydi' Favorites: Hunting, fishing. Future Plans: School, work. 'LA nice, unparticular fellow. Ronald L. Hanson Ronnie Activities: Band, Swimming, Bowl- ing. Favorites: Excursions to Boston and other scenic places with the boys, Pi Phi meetings, Frat. camp, get- ting Bill, Tom and Bob in trouble, problems with Buck. Future Plans: To be a success. 'lAnd the women are his delight. Robert joseph Harrisburg Bob Activities: Thornton Academy, Vice President of Freshman Class, Stu- dent Council, Dramatic Club, Forum, French Club, President of Forum, Amethyst Advertising, Hi-Y. Favorites: Progressive music, wres- tling and boxing matches, a good western, people. Future Plans: College. 'lLet his works praise him. Russell Hart Russ Favorites: Fishing, hunting. Future Plans: Navy. He is rich enough who has no wants. FAMILY 92 Leanne Hawkes 44116879 Activities: Glee Club, Student Coun- cil, Amethyst Advertising Staff, Ramblings Editorial Staff. Future Plans: To be a success. A fair exterior is a silent recommendationf v Shirley Hayes M1093 Activities: Cadets, Cadet Officers' Club. Favorites: Howards, -LG. dancing, GLA, football games, P.F. Future Plans: Secretarial work. A quiet mind is richer. Nelson B. Haynes c'N6l507J,, Activities: Cross-country, Indoor and l Outdoor Track, Basketball, D Club. Future Plans: University of Maine. As a track man he leads the pack. Bruce N. Henderson Bruce Activities: Editor-in-Chief of Ame- thyst, Vice President of Student Council, Head Cheerleader, Hi Y, D Club, Quill and Scroll, Sky High, Busman's Honey- moon, Rambling liditorial, Ski Club. Future Plans: University of New Hampshire. llc that has sense hath strength. Suzanne Hildebrand Hsueil Activities: Ski club, dramatic club, jr. Red Cross, Amethyst Ad. staff, Ramblings Ed. staff, Sec. of French club, tennis, bowling, Future Plans: Connecticut College - To teach English. Good nature is the beauty of the mind. Florence Hildreth Fl0ppy', Activities: Orchestra, Vice President of Band, Ramblings Associate lrfditor, Hockey, Basketball, Ski Club, French Club-Treasurer President, D Club Treasurer, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Sophomore Class Officer. Future Plans: College. Sports are the glow and bloom of life. Kathleen Hilton Kathy Activities: Cadets, Swimming, Treas- urer of Red Cross. Future Plans: Secretary, standing up for Grace's wedding. A sweet girl with a matching personality. john Honan, jr. 'kI0lJ11 Activities: Cross-country, Track, Art Club. Future Plans: Cartooning. Cheerful company shortens thc mile. Lawrence Howard La'w1'e11ce Activities: Basketball. Favorites: Basketball, fishing. Future Plans: Sporting goods store. Know what you want and you will get it. Theodore Howard 'fTeddy,' Favorites: Riding with the boys. Future Plans: Navy draftsman. There's depth in silence. 37 wi Ai pi 11 J 1 is: .ii 4' H 'F i ...1 Q 'r in Sf Marilyn Howarth Hottie Activities: Basketball, Tennis, Rid- ing, Ramblings Circulation, Fdi- torial, Dramatic Club, Ski Club, Softball. Favorites: D.D.T., I XVon't Cry Anymore, sorority with Nancy and judy, talks with Betsy and Ronnie. Future Plans: Stanford University. I Iorses, horses, and still more horses. Nancy Hubbaro f'Na11,' Activities: Dramatic Club, French Club, Y-Teens. Bowling, Ram- blings' Art Staff, AAIFTHYST Advertising Staff, Dirigo Girls' State, Otlice, Cadets. Favorites: Q.T.'s, Nu Phi Xlu, I..ovcll, Rainbow. Future Plans: To go to college with Peggy. A winning' way, a winning smile. Robert E. Huff, jr. GLB0b77 Activities: Intramural Basketball, Sec- retary of Freshman Class. Favorites: D.j., lvillie, motorcycling, radio, dancing. Future Plans: STAY a civilian. A good man is better than a book. Carol I.ee Hyman Activities: Archery, VVoodcarving, Tennis. Camera Club, Dramatic Club. Favorites: Photography, sorority meeting, Mr. Hawkes' photogra- phy class, trips to Connecticut. Future Plans: Photography school in New York. Hold that pose. joanne jackson 561077 Activities: Glee Club. Favorites: Dancing, open house with the kids, 278, eating fudge and popcorn at Ann's, gabbing at llilton's, Nudie, walking I.ea home. Future Plans: Fashion Merchandising. A lovely lady. Gerry johnson Activities: Track. Future Plans: College. Think of ease, but work on, 38 OUR Eleanor Kaplan Activities: Field Hockey, Tennis, Softball, Bowling. Favorites: Driving a car. taking Flaine G. for a ride. Future Plans: Chandler Secretarial School. In my merry Carmobilef' VValter Kidder, jr. Walt Activities: Football, Tumbling. Swim- ming, Baseball, Art Club, Bowl- ing. Favorites: Tumbling, Happy Times Pool Club. Saturday nights at Riverside, VVhy Don't You Do Right? Benny Goodman. Future Plans: To try, try again. Happy is he who is free from care. Geraldine Kilbride l'Ge1'1'y Activities: Gym. Transferred from S.P.H.S. in 1950. Favorites: Sports, N.L.U. Club, kids at S.P.H.S. Future Plans: Mount Saint Bernard in Nova Scotia. Life is a little thing. Patricia Kimball uljatv Activities: Cadets, Bowling, Swim- ming, Gym. Future Plans: Nursing. Nothing is too tough with your brawnf' FAMILY Laurence Kindbom 1,t1llI'lC.i Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Cross- country, D Club, Hi-Y, Fresh- man Class Oilieer. , Favorites: Dancing, popular music, sports, Miss Hueston's Fnglish Class, Yankees. Future Plans: On to college. l'd rather be right than president' judith A. King I11a'y Activities: Tennis, Gym. Favorites: That's My Desire, Too Young, XVrig Club. Future Plans: University of Maine. An educated mind iinds great content. Mariory Knapp u.l1i1I'xQ'fL'v Activities: Cadets, XVoodcarving, Archery, Drill Squad, Tennis, Glee Club, Officers' Club. Favorites: Peggy and joy, Saturday nights at Youth for Christ,' talking to Mrs. XYhitten, Future Plans: Secretarial work. Mary l.aBonte HB07I7Ii6,, Activities: Riding Club, XVrig Club, Cadets. Favorites: Donald, lYrig parties, Ma- rio Lanza records, going to New York and Springfield with Barbie. Future Plans: Trade school. She was a phantom of delight. Freda Elizabeth La Bree Activities: Cadets, Band, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Ili-loft, 7-ll Club. Favorites: Be My Love, Y-Teens, going around with Deanne Allan. Future Plans: Training at the New lingland Deaconess Hospital, Boston. Sincerity is a heavenly gift. Marjorie Anne I.aFleur L'A1111e Activities: AMFTHYST Circulation Staff, RAMBLINGS Circulation Staff, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Softball, Swimming, Tennis. Favorites: Italian sandwiches, danc- ing, tennis. Future Plans: College. There's mischief in her eye. Barbara G. Lamb Barbie Activities: Band, Orchestra, RAM- BLINGS and AMFTHYST Cir- culation, Tennis, Bowling, Dra- matic Club, French Club. Camera Club, Cadets. Favorites: Band, M.M.C., trips to I:',.l,. with Bobbie, S.S.P.P.S.S.P. Future Plans: College. A gay and delightful companion. David l,aPlante Activities: XVorking after school. Future Plans: To graduate. liver true to the task l have to do Ann Larochille Andy Activities: Orchestra, Cadets. Favorites: Football, Mario l.anxa. sleeping, jane's at 7:30 A.M., dancing, orchestra. Future Plans: Chamberlaync College and Merchandising. Dark entrancing eyes, dark as Russian skies. Roberta A. Lanigan B011l1ic Activities: Band, Orchestra, Student Council, jr. Red Cross, RAM- BLINGS Fditorial, AMF- THYST Circulation, AMF- THYST liditorial, Riding, Field Hockey, Archery, D Club. Favorites: Thursday nights with llg, trips to LLL. with Barb, hl.M.C. BS., Band trips. Future Plans: College. XVhy aren't they all contented like me? 39 -9 Y 6 dt Willington Lazette, jr. KGDZIPE of Willingtoif' Activities: Cadets, Cadet Drill Squad. Radio Club. Favorites: YValking, hunting, radio, watching actions of other people, carving. Future Plans: Federal work. Business is the Salt of Life. Dana Leavitt Activities: Football. Basketball, Base- ball. Favorites: Fk's Guerillas, Navigation sixth period, Pine Tree, weighing more than Leslie. Future Plans: join the Navy and be- come an Admiral. Full of Fun-. Peter j. Lekouses Pete Activities: Camera Club, Cadets, RAMBLINGS Photo Staff, AMETHYST Photo Staff, Cadet Officers' Club. Favorites: Making pictures with Mr. Hawkes in room 201. Future Plans: Commercial photogra- Phy- Smile pretty, please. Allan Lewis GAA 195 Activities: Football, Basketball, Base- ball, D Club. Favorites: Sports, the locker room smell, tennis court dances with Frank. Future Plans: To go for the bundle. It is excellent to have a giant's strength. joan Phyllis Levine KG 077 1 Activities: Varsity Field Hockey, Swimming, Tennis, Varsity Bas- ketball, Captain Softball Team. Favorites: Playing sports, going to the movies with the gang, Puri- tans, trying to type, DK meet- ings, driving. Future Plans: Go to college and study. A smile with an intent to do mischief. Neil Loeb Activities: Cadets, Cadet Officers' Club, Tennis. Favorites: The Dodgers, Mu Sigma, Dixieland jazz. J Future llans: To be a commercial chemist. Hen of few words are the best men. 40 OUR Malka Loew 1'lfl41l Activities: RAXIBLINGS Circula- tion, AAIFTHYST Advertising, Dramatic Club, Tennis, Swim- ming, Archery, XVoodcarving. Favorites: Angelone's, Iota Phi. Future Plans: Secretarial school. Full of fun, and friendly to all. Harold Loew HHH!!! Activities: Football, Basketball, Track, UD Club. Favorites: Mu Sigma, Lewiston, eat- ing. Future Plans: Boston L'niversity. A friendly smile and a friendly way. William Loring Activities: Football, Basketball. Favorites: Getting Ron and Fern in trouble, Pi Phi meetings, Frat camp, going to Boston with the boys. Future Plans: To be a success, Silence is the garb of the strong. janet Lvnch 8411131157 Activities: Transferred from Presque lsle High School. Future llome- makers of America, Historian, Commercial Club, Planning Com- mittee, Band, Orchestra, Major- ette, Bowling, Chorus. At Deer- ing, Dramatic Club, Cadets, Sub. Maiorette. Future Plans: Undecided. A woman of few'words. 4-9, 19 it 'T'-7 31 1 31 FAMILY 79. Beverly MacLeod LLBee7! Activities: Cadets, Y-Teens. Favorites: Basketball and football games, making new friends, Harbor Lights. Future Plans: To attend business School. Happy is she who has no cares. Virginia MacVane Ginny Activities: AMETHYST Circulation and RAMBLINGS Typing Staff, Oflice, Bowling, Cafeteria, Dra- matic Club, Y-Teens. Favorites: Y-Teens, Mario I.anza's Bc My Love, going to football games and basketball games, working back stage for plays. Future Plans: To enter nursing. No clouds of gloom can get her down. Sylvia M. Mardigan Activities: AMETHYST Circulation, RAMBLINGS Circulation, D Club Ofhcer, Tri-Hi-Y Club, Basketball, Tennis, Softball, Bowling. Favorites: D.D.T. Club, Tu-Ten Club Camp, FM's. Future Plans: College. They saw a dream of loveliness descending from the train. Ann Marie Mathieu Activities: RAMBLINGS Circula- tion, Tennis, Basketball, Treas- urer of Riding Club, Dramatic Club, Ski Club. Favorites: Q.T. meetings, riding, Be My Love, going to basketball games, going to Angelone's with the gang. Future Plans: Going to Catherine Gibbs. A cheerful spirit pierces even stone. Joyce Mattatall Activities: RAMBLINGS, Riding, Tennis, Swimming, Majorette. Favorites: Bill, lVrig Club on Tues- day nights, horses, dancing. Future Plans: XVestbrook jr. The heart to conceive, the hand to execute. Elaine Mayo Activities: Y-Teens. Favorites: Bowling, basketball. Future Plans: Bookkeeper. Friendliness deserves credit. Richard Mageles Activities: Track, Cross-country, Ski Club. Favorites: Sports, going to Boston with jerry and Bruce, XVe'll never forget this day. Future Plans: Tilton College. l'His manner seems most pleasing to allf' Robert McAfee Mac Activities: Band, Frosh Basketball and Football, j.V. Basketball, ln- tramural Basketball, Hi-Y. Favorites: Frat., Revere Beach, the Deering Center gang. playing in a dance band with Bill, Christine. to watch Smiley lose a pool game. Future Plans: Optometry school. 'LAlways willing and able to look on the blond side of life. Agnes McAlister lSAg,gie37 Activities: Red Cross, Secretary, Rid- ing Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Correspond- ing Secretary, Tennis, Student Council, AMETHYST Adver- tising Staff, RAMBLINGS Cir- culation Staff. Favorites: janis, Saturdays, going to the games with janet, K'Too Young, working in the office. Future Plans: Business College. Refined in manner and speech. Dorothy McDonough uparvu Activities: Tennis, Freshman Yr., Art Staff of RAMBLINGS, Swim- ming. Favorites: Tuesday nights, Miss Hues- ton's English class, the paialna party with judy, Barbara and Betty. Future Plans: To always have those kids in club around, to travel. Friends we know in time of need. 4l 2:- 'Cr K I , N 'M i' 'I .9 1' 1- tt? 1. 0' S- -. ,y Mary jean McDonough Activities: AMETHYST advertising and circulation, RAMBLINGS circulation, softball, swimming. field hockey. bowling. Favorites: N.C., D.D.T., Betty's Problems. Future Plans: College. She looks quiet as a lamb-but look again. Elizabeth Cate McFee ALBetty77 Activities: RAMBLINGS circulation, AMETHYST advertising, Dra- matic club, Student Council, Red Cross, bowling. Favorites: Being with Don, Nu Phi Mu, Dancing, Frankie Laine, Glen Miller, going to the games with Bet, laughing at Mary jean. Future Plans: Medical Technology. One good mind is better than a thousand strong ones. jean McGovern HI6lY7I7Ii6H Activities: Student Council, Cadets. Favorites: Rudy, Our Chevie, the pier, the VVigwam, Loveliest Night of the Yearf Edie, Dottie, jean, and the kids, Pizza Future Plans: Secretary. Thomas McHugh Bublm Activities: Baseball, basketball. Favorites: Baseball, basketball, TV. with the boys, Listening to the stories of Hiram and Green Chrysler. Future Plans: To go to P.j.C. Friendly nature is felt by all around him. Margaret McLean 77 Activities: Basketball. Favorites: XVrig club. Future Plans: to be a Stenographer. 'KService is no inheritance. Valerie McMennamin Vain Activities: President of Tri-Hi-Y, AMETHYST Art editor, RAM- BLINGS typing editor, swim- ming, Dramatic club, cadets, RAMBLINGS circulation, soft- ball, Student Council, Sec. of Glec club, tennis. Favorites: Ann, sports, Hollis, Sep- tember Song, Sin, Bangor. Future Plans: to be a success. Nothing is more friendly than a friend in need. 42 GUR Earle Miller Activities: Cadets, Drill Squad, and Orchestra. Favorites: Dancing, movies, women, ' N the boys, and the corner drug store. Future Plans: Undecided. His friends are his delight. joan Miller CCI0di77 Activities: RAMBLINGS circulation, AMETHYST advertising, Cadets, AMETHYST circulation, Glee club. Favorites: Too Young, blue, C.F.F., Faithful, writing to Guam, 'fMike's, the kids at Bramhall Square. Future Plans: To have a happy and successful life. XVhat should a person do but be merry? Carole Milliken Activities: Tennis, swimming. Favorites: Too Young, Burtt, sing- ing. Future Plans: To be happy. Let every minute be a full life ' to thee. Shirley Mitchell Activities: Cadets, Riding club. Favorites: A. E. Sorority camp, going to 7-11 with joan N., hearing joan sing the Indian Love Song. Future Plans: Northeastern Business School. Good nature and good sense are usually companions. '5- lt r R 47 1 l 1 A. Q is g L- E- FAMILY Marilyn Moore B1H1leie Activities: Cadets, Officers' club, Dra- matic Club, Strange Boardersf' RAMBLINGS art, editorial, and typing staffs, AMETHYST ad- vertising, office, ski club, Cercle Francais. Favorites: lce skating, water skiing, Miss Becker's 5th Period junior English Class. Future Plans: Personnel Manager. Happiness is the gift of friendship. Leona Morse Activities: Thursday nights, the girls, Speed, listening to Mario Lanza's records. Future Plans: To be a success in whatever I do. The hard worker comes out at the top. Robert Munson Activities: Football. Favorites: Arguing with Bunny, Sports. Future Plans: Army. Self trust is the essence of heroism. Patricia D. Murphy Part Activities: Student Council, AME- T H Y S T circulation, R A M - BLINGS circulation and adver- tising staff, RAMBLINGS Art staff, Art Club, Snaps and Scraps, Held hockey, Red Cross. Favorites: Alan, Pi Kappa, Embrace- able You, the girls. Future Plans: To always be carefree and happy. The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Lawrence L. Nickerson Activities: Band, Orchestra. Favorites: Transporting the boys to school, Band with Percy and Bill and Ron, Problems with f'Buck. Future Plans: To live right. XVise to resolve, patient to perform. Eunice M. Norcross Activities: Cadets, French club, Glee club. Favorites: Miss Rings History Class, Monday night, club meetings, D.H.S. football games. Future Plans: College. Honour to whom honour is due. joan Noyes 'floarzien Activities: Basketball, AMETHYST advertising, softball, Glee club. FAVORITES: A.E. sorority camp, music, going to 7-11 with Mitch, Indian Love Call, recess with Joan, Nancy, and Shirley. Future Plans: junior College. Sincerity is the beginning of all things. Myles O,Donnell Activities: Band, Favorites: To hold up the light tower for Doug. Future Plans: To go to College. One who knows much, but says little. Frances Osgood 66 77 Activities: Archery. woodcarving. Favorites: Going to Mike's with jodi Future Plans: Undecided. f'Oh, for the wings of a bird. Nancy Packard Nance Activities: Glee club, executive Com- mittee in my Freshman year. President of the Sophomore Class, Student Council. Favorites: Bob, singing, playing the piano, Mr. Stack's Spanish class, D.D.T., people in general. Future Plans: XVestbro,ok jr. College. A maiden demure but friendly Fm sure. 43 1 A 1 L Q' l Q-'vi Constance A. Palmer Connie Activities: AMETHYST advertising, bowling, tennis. Favorites: Boston trips with C. XV., Big 20, dancing, jazz. Future Plans: To be a nurse. Full of fun always. M. Arcadus Pearson acA1.kya1 Activities: Cadets, Band, Officers' club, Indoor track, Hi-Y. Favorites: Les Paul and Mary Ford's records, history class. Future Plans: College and to be a teacher. Knowledge is the great sun of the firmamentf' Bruce Pelton Dick Activities: Track, baseball. Favorites: Miss Ring's History Class. Future Plans: College, then Foreign trade or Law. From the crown of his head to the tip of his toe, he is all mirth. Barbara J. Perlin Barb Activities: Riding club, bowling, ten- nis, Art club. Favorites: Riding, Come-on-a-my- House. Future Plans: Art, and further my education in Boston. Quiet, shy, but friendly. Harold E. Pendexter, jr. '4Pemzy Activities: D.H.S. Band, dramaties, pianist faccompanying various musicians? Favorites: English, good music, sports, baseball, and hockey, St. Louis Cardinals, listening to the radio, going to Boston, seeing D.H.S. basketball games, cars. Future Plans: To try and study medi- cine, possibly at Bowdoin. Every atom is full of power. Leslie Peterson Elmo Activities: Football, basketball, base- ball, D club. Favorites: Hiram C., red lights with Don and Dick, Ek's Guerillas. Future Plans: Bootlegger in De Big Deserts of Sahara. A sport in every aspect of the word. 44 4 OUR Peter Peterson Pedro Activities: Football, baseball, basket- ball, D club. Favorites: Ek's Guerillas, Pharmacy with the boys, Dangerous Don Sludge. Future Plans: Sam Hueston's Institu- tion of Technology. All hail the Athlete. Robert F. Pierce uP?'0f65507'n Activities: Track, basketball, baseball, N.G.H.S., Dirigo Boys' State, French club, choral group, Chorus. Favorites: Fishing and camping, bas- - 19 l 1 ketball, writing letters to Lois, V -' Mac's jalopies. Future Plans: University of Maine. Let us then be up and doing. Beryle Plummer Activities: Swimming. Favorites: Swimming. Future Plans: To become a nurse. Things will go swimminglyf' Warran Poore Activities: Freshman baseball. Favorites: Bowling, fishing, hunting, sports, Future Plans: Air Force. A man after his own heart. ,. ot FAMILY 15 'Q E.. Jacqueline Powers Ciiackyi, Activities: Cadets, OHicers' club. Favorites: Dancing, bowling, Y-teens, 4th period in Mr. Tibbetts office. Future Plans: To get married or join the XVaves. All things are common among friends. Robert Pratt KLBOIJS7 Activities: Track. Future Plans: joining the service, then becoming a State Policeman. All will be protected. Barbara Aim Presby uBa,.bn Activities: Red Cross, Volley Ball. Favorites: Dancing, Pi Kappa, Cold, Cold Heart, Ann, M.B., writing letters and receiving answers. Future Plans: Secretarial work or a bookkeeper. lVhcre the willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great. Pauline Priest Activities: Tennis manager, bowling, art club. Favorites: Tennis, bowling, art, sew- ing, Chevrolets. Future Plans: Art School. XVatch that ball come over the net. Carolyn Putman CLLy71S7 Activities: Senior Representative of the Riding club, swimming, Art club, 7-11 club. Favorites: Swimming, skating, horses. Future Plans: XVinning more Blue Ribbons than Dorcas. A horse! a horse! my kingdom for '11 a horse. Patricia Ramsay CLPat33 Activities: Basketball, softball, swim- ming. Favorites: Subjects, French, Typing, Teachers, Mr. Smith. Future Plans: Telephone operator or typing work. 'KBlessed are they who have the gift of making friends. Robert Ramsay 77 Activities: Football, basketball. Favorites: CSkinD Freeman Dulac, Donald Sturdivant, having a good time at the various clubs, playing basketball with the gang, Book- keeping with Pop Manley. Future Plans: To attend Business Col- lege. True to his word, his works, and his friends. Elizabeth Ann Raymond Berry Activities: Archery, woodcarving, tennis, softball, basketball, RAM- BLINGS circulation staff, Dra- matics Club. Favorites: Going to D.H.S. games with Betty McFee, Nu Phi Mu, driving the car. Future Plans: Secretary. Small in Stature, large in spirit. H. Edith Redlon Activities: Swimming, Dramatics. Favorites: Dancing, seeing all the gang, the expression, P-l-e-a-s-e tell me. Future Plans: To be a legal or med- ical secretary. XVhen she passed 'twas like a summer breeze. E. Anne Reilley Activities: RAMBLINGS advertising and circulation, bowling, tennis, Glee club, Red Cross, Dramatic club. Favorites: Games at home and away, being with the kids, Nu Phi Mu, going to Providence. Future Plans: To attend a teacher's College. A wit that loved to play, not wound. -15 4? i. QL.. l if as.. ali: 1. 's I ' ii: may l Kenneth Revie Activities: Cadets, Red Cross. Favorites: Fishing, hunting, and swim- ming. Future Plans: Hotel Management. 'AA youth, light hearted and always content. Theodore Richards sLTed!7 Activities: Gym., sports. Favorites: Football, baseball, basket- ball, hunting. Future Plans: College. I love anything that has to do with sports. Pauline Rieker 5, Activities: Gym., Student Council. Favorites: Dancing, room 219, third period gym. class with Edie and jean, B.T. and D1P., Calder- wood's pharmacy, football. Future Plans: To be a nurse. Full of love for humanity. Roland Rieker Activities: Art club, French club. Favorites: Going to old Orchard. Future Plans: Navy. Anchors, away, my boys. Barbara Ann Rines Activities: Riding, Art club, Gym., woodcarving, field Archery. Favorites: Doc , Mary, YVise:1ssct, lVrig club. Future Plans: XVork in New York. She reads faces, not books. Maynard W. Robinson Activities: Football, gym. Future Plans: To go in business with mv father. Secret and self-contained. 46 OUR Edith Roche Activities: Transferred from Standish High. Softball, basketball, Stu- dent Council, Sophomore nomi- nating eommittee, Dramatic club, RAMBLINGS circulation, AMF- THYST circulation, Glee club. Favorites: QT's, Cleveland, Ohio, football games, getting together with Anne, Nan, and Peg. Future Plans: Alfred College in New York, and to be successful. How far that little candle throws its beams. Edith Sanborn :fadiw Activities: Basketball, softball, swim- ming, tennis, Glce club, field hockey. Favorites: Roller skating, work at the Strand, going swimming. Future Plans: To go to California. It's good to be merry and wise. Anna Santoro Ann Activities: Tennis, gym., Dramatic club, woodcarving, Bowling. Favorites: Dancing, Football games. sleeping, Nu Phi Mu, just being with Bill. Future Plans: To be a success in whatever l do and to be happy. Nothing endures but personal qualities. Virginia Sarando Ginny Activities: Tennis, swimming, Dra- matic club, Glee club, RAM- B L I N G S circulation, A M lf - Tl IYST circulation, Co-Art lfdi- tor of AMETHYST, Student Council. Favorites: Nu Phi Alu, football games, Miss l-lueston's Sth period lfnglish class, QT's, Movies with the gang, Community Concerts, double dates with Barrie and Nan. Future Plans: Commercial Art. Nothing is so popular as kindness. FAMILY Norman Scott Activities: Band, tennis, and bowling. Favorites: Friday nights with the boys. Future Plans: Undecided. Earnest efforts carry one far. Lawrence Secord Larry Favorites: The gang at Deering Cen- ter, Saturday night, Pine Tree. Future Plans: Navy. Happy is he who has no cares. Priscilla Shaw CHI Activities: Band, Orchestra, French club, RAMBLINGS, tennis, arch- ery, bowling. Favorites: Band trips, music, driving, dancing. Future Plans: College. Kindness is wisdom. Robert Shaw HBO, B077 Activities: Track, D club, Forum. Favorites: Track meets, Mr. lClliott's classes in Modern History and Problems of Democracy. Future Plans: Study at University of Maine to be a Mathematics or History teacher. Good things come in small packages. Phillis Silverman H1057 Activities: Dramatic club, French club, Student Council, Red Cross, AMETHYST advertising, RAM- BLINGS circulation, archery, woodcarving, D club, Glee club, AMETHYST circulation. Favorites: Sorority, chemistry, Agun- quit Beach, college weekends, Gregory Peck. Future Plans: Simmons College. 'WVisdom and wit-a great combination. Diane Simpson Glcedv Activities: Cheerleading, basketball, softball, AMETHYST advertis- ing, Dramatic club, student ex- change, swimming, Student Coun- cil. Favorites: Ron, Kappa Kamp, heart to heart talks at Mary's, rides in judy's car. Future Plans: University of Maine. Oh, those dancing feet. Robert Skillin HB01797 Activities: Treasurer of junior Class, Freshman outdoor track. Favorites: Going to 209 Concord St., Mr. Allen's Machine Shop, Pi Phi Future Plans: G. E. School. Each man hath a place to earn. Howard E. Skillings Moose Activities: Track. Favorites: Sports, j. Honan's HTPC, 1:05 bell Future Plans: College. Men go fastest when they are smoothest. john H. Skillings Activities: Cadets captain. Favoritesr Hot rodding in So. Free- port with Dave XValden, and Don Burwell, Friday at 1:05, Machine Shop with Mr. Allen. Future Plans: To attend Mass. Col- lege of Optometry and take over my fathers business, to own a Cadillac. Aren't cars wonderful? Donald Small Don Activities: Glee club, Forum. Favorites: Glen Miller's Stardust, trips with the boys of Dc Molay, shooting pool with Gorgeous' Vinal Shaw, XVomen. Future Plans: Undecided. Silence is more eloquent than words. ' 47 fi ...- . 1 g 514' navy , 'Gu' F. 1? 1, 45. 7 g Q... - Qs., vii WWE. vi Mary Lou Splane Activities: Art club, Glee club, Pres. of the Dramatic club, Dramatic club play Sky High, ski club, Riding club, tennis, archery, woodcarving, swimming, RAM- BLINGS co-exchange ed., AME- THYST activities ed., poster contest. Favorites: Thanksgiving plays, Nu Phi Mu, dancing, Miss Hueston's Sth period English, Dyke, Turkey Day game, Art. Future Plans: Chamberlain School of Retailing. To be or not to be- Harry Stewart Favorites: l.M's, wine, women, and song. Future Plans: Portland junior Col- lege. Give him a Mercury convertible, and he'll be happy. Barbara Stevens Activities: Bowling, swimming, ten- nis, gym. Favorites: Dick, tennis. Future Plans: Business College. It is tranquil people who accomplish much. Carol Stilphen Activities: AMETHYST advertising staff, bowling, Dramatic club. Favorites: Bowling, being with Bob, going to football games. Future Plans: Business College. Faith, I can cut a caper. Adrienne Stokes Activities: Tennis, swimming, bowl- ing, AMETHYST advertising staff. Favorites: Football games, dancing, G.L.A., YVindham, Howard's, slumber parties with the kids. Future Plans: Secretarial work. Her smile is sweetened by her gravity. Theodore Stuart tLTed77 Activities: Football, baseball, lntra- mural basketball. Favorites: Math, dances, and school assemblies. Future Plans: University of Maine. .Aeronautical Engineering. K'The world has found a modest man. 48 CJUR Donald Sturdivant Don Activities: Football, basketball, base- ball, 'lD club. Favorites: Football, sports in general, riding with Les, Dick, and Hiram, going around with Les, Pete, and Dick, a girl at Middle- bury College. Future Plans: P.j.C. and then to Springfield. The art of winning lies in working hard. David C. Switzer LlDaUe33 Activities: Ski club director, forum, Dramatic club, ski team. Favorites: XVeekends skiing at Dyke, Fencing with Al Morrison. Future Plans: Dartmouth College, Archaeology. Oh, that beautiful white snow. Pauline Tanguay Activities: Sub-cheerleader, gym. Favorites: Deep Purple with Bob T. Future Plans: Secretarial X-Vork. She laughs her way through life. Bob Tetrault Activities: Freshman football, base- ball, basketball, Radio club, gym. Favorites: Deep Purple with Polly T. Future Plans: Go on to radio college. Happy is the man who can call today his own. FAMILY Carole Thompson Activities: Cheerleading, band, field hockey, Art club, Junior Class Officer, Dramatic club, AME- THYST advertising, RAMBL- INGS circulation. Favorites: li.H., D.D.T., judys'. Future Plans: U.N.H A laugh, a smile, a joke for all. Kathleen A. Tierney HKatby77 Activities: Cadets, Officers' club, RAKIBLINGS circulation. Favorites: Dancing, bowling, tennis, football, games. Future Plans: Secretarial Work. An asset to the boss. Ronald Tripp Ronnie Activities: Cadets, Officers' club. Band, Drill Squad. Favorites: Riding around with the boys, bowling. Future Plans: Machinest. XVise to resolve, patient to per- formf' Doris True Activities: Basketball, swimming, ten- ms. Favorites: Games, dancing, my friends. Future Plans: Secretary. L'Spceeh is silver, silence is gol- den. Charles P. Turner Charlie Activities: Band QPresidentJ, Hi-Y, Orchestra. Favorites: Piano, sax., clarinet, band. Future Plans: Piano, composing, and arranging at the Schillinger School of Music. Silence is the garb of the strong. Judith A. Tuttle ccludiev Activities: Cheerleader, Student Coun- eil, Dramatic club, Dramatic club play 'fSky High , Ski club, Bas- ketball, field hockey, swimming, softball, Quill and Scroll, RAM- BLINGS circulation and editorial staff, AMETHYST circulation, AMlCTl'lYST Senior Section Co- editor. Future Plans: College. Serene, she baffles us and keeps us guessing. William C. Tuttle Bill Activities: Science Fair, cadets, Dra- matic club, Forum, P.A. system, and Radio club. Favorites: Science. Future Plans: To major in physics at M.l.T. My mind is My Kingdom. David Walden Future Plans: College. Good fellowship galore. Alice Walsh Activities: Basketball, softball, AM- ETHYST circulation staff. Favorites: Thursday nights, sorority camp, Billy Eckstine. Future Plans: Physical Fducation training to be happy. f'XVith joy in her heart. Sally VValsh Activities: Glee club, tennis, AME- THYST circulation, softball. Favorites: Thursday nights at sorority. Future Plans: To study music, and to be a success in whatever I do. 'LShe smiles and the world smiles with her. 49 , -7- if .-A, ':. 5. fiF'2i'f jane Wardwell Activities: D.H.S. Orchestra, CVice President? Student Council, ten- nis, archery, woodcarving, RAM- BLINGS editorial. Favorites: Orchestra sectionals with Clint, Sunday afternoons at Sym- phony, writing letters, working in room 2. Future Plans: Undecided. lVhat triumps shall be yours! Willard Ware Activities: Track, D. club, Golf. Favorites: Hunting, fishing, women, playing pool with the Pi-Phi boys. Future Plans: College, L'The hurdles of life will never slow him down. Philip xVHtC1'11lHll CCPhil77 Activities: None. Favorites: Violin music, radio, T.V., flying and farming, all kinds of music. Future Plans: Join the U.S. Navy and make it my career, There's something about a sail- or. Ronald Way G4Ron77 Activities: Football, basketball. Favorites: Sports, ball games, women, movies, any girl. Future Plans: To graduate. Let life takes its course. David Webb Activities: Ski club, Forum, cheer- leading, Hi-Y, AMETHYST, Dramatic club. FAVORITES: Skiing at Dyke, George Shearing's music. FUTURE PLANS: Bowdoin. XVords are but wind, but seeins bclievinf Arline Weinstein Activities: Swimming, tennis, archery. Future Plans: College. Here's a happy heart and an ever ready smilef' 50 DUR Donald YVclsch Activities: Gym, track, camera club, football. Favorites: Riding my motorcycle Future Plans: Air Corps, to be a success. Give me a place to stand, and I will move the earth. Coleen M. WVheeler GCCOUD Activities: Art club treasurer, RAM- BLINGS art staff, swimming, bowling. Favorites: Listening to L'trumpet Future Plans: Beautician. It is success that colors all in life. Carlene White Activities: Cadets, AMETHYST advertising. Favorites: Dancing, Pi Kappa, trips with C. P, convertables. Future Plans: A successful nurse. A little nonsense now and then. Mary C. NVhite Activities: D club, art club, Student Council, field hockey, basketball, softball, RAMBLINGS art and circulation staff. Favorites: Pi Ep camp, Dick, Future Plans: To always be happy. My poor lonely heart. FAMILY 52 11 rf cafe., -my William Whitmore 7, Activities: Basketball, D. club, Ek's Guerillas, football. Future Plans: Air Corps, Cadillac Convertible. lf you set your goal high, you'll be prosperous. Wayne C. Whitney Activities: Photography, swimming golf. Favorites: Photography. Fixture Plans: Learning the process of making movies at New Institute for Films and T.V. f'I.abor itself is pleasure. Winslow E. XVhitten Activities: Three years in the band, football, gym. Favorites: Nan, working on my car, skating, skiing, and swimming. Future Plans: P.B.I. 'lPut your shoulder to the wheel. Margaret Ann Wiggins lCPeggy77 Activities: French club, ofiicc girl, Li- brary helper, gym, RAMBLINGS editorial, Draniatics club, tennis. Future Plans: Hope to go to college with Nan. HA laugh, a blush, and loads of school spirit. Douglas VVilkerson CCDO1lg,77 Activities: Band, Swimming, baseball, D club, Executive committee, Sophomore nominating Com- mittee. Future Plans: To be a happily mar- ried man. And he, the truest friend of all. Raymond H. VVilson Activities: j.V. football, Gym. Favorites: Skating, skiing, Swimming, and North Deering P.F. gang. Future Plans: Navy or draftsman. L'Any bright star will shine brighter than all others. Howard Yeaton Howie Activities: Baseball, football, cadet officers club. Favorites: Playing the piano, having fun with Harold. Future Plans: P.J.C., Boston. Kindness brings its own reward . Wayne F. York Activities: Cadets. Favorites: L.M.'s, wine, women, and song, Betty. Future Plans: P.J.C. 'To become a great man, it is necessary to be a great rascal. Louise Young Activities: Band Qtreasurerb, Orches- tra, Student Council, French Club, Quill and Scroll, AME- THYST circulation, Red Cross, Dramatic club, RAMBLINGS editor-in-chief. Future Plans: R.N. Her talents are forever to be seen. Margaret Zsiga CiMaTg77 Activities: Cadets. Future Plans: Pass chemistry, and graduate. The best is yet to be. 51 ' T' 11?-f' X IN MEMORY In fondest memory of our departed class-mate, a good student, a good athlete, an excellent com- panion. DAVID MOLKO S2 STUDENT DIRECTORY SENIOR CLASS Pres. Allen Lewis, V.P. Nancy Hubbard, Sec. Mary White, Treas. Herman Elston, Exe. Com. - Leanne Hawkes, Robert Gardner, Peter Peterson. JUNIOR CLASS Pres. John Andrew, V.P. Fletcher Means, Sec. Merle Royte, Treas. Leonard Nelson, Exc. Com. - Ted Kurtz, Dave Goodwin, David Lewis. SOPHOMORE CLASS Pres. Dick Nutting, V.P. Herbert Carmichael, Sec. Marilyn Simpson, Treas. Betty XVinslow, Exec. Com. - James Tibbetts, Jerry Davis, Annette Lyden. FRESHMAN CLASS Pres. Judy Iott, V.P. Arthur Atherton, Sec. Dixie Redlon, Treas. Peter Baade, Exc. Comm. - Dick Gelinas, Marie, Della Valley, Michael Stockwell. STUDENT COUNCIL Pres. Dennis Dougal, V.P. Bruce Henderson, Sec. Nancy Hubbard, Treas. Dave Webb, Clerks - Fletcher Means, Sgr. at Arms - Ted Kurtz. AMETHYST Editor-in-Cbief - Bruce Henderson, Assistant - George Crockett, Circu- lation, June Halberts, Business Manager, Alvin Morrison, Senior Section, Judy Tuttle, Jackie Halle, Advertising, Betsy French, Mary McDonough, Betty McFee, Activities, Mary Lou Splane, Sports, Newton Churchill, Janet Kimball, Typing, Ann Crosby, Art, Valerie McMennamin, Photography, Peter LeKouses, Jim Gibson. RAMBLINGS Editor-in-Chief, Louise Young, Assistant, Janet Kimball, Florence Hildreth, Priscilla Shaw, Art, Dean Cushman, Circulation, Marilyn Howarth, Sports, Judy Ervin, Ted Kurtz, Snaps, Ann Feehan, Typing, Barbara Lamb, Valerie McMennamin, Adv., Marilyn Lounsbury. ART Pres. Janette Crane, V.P. Mary White, Sec. Dean Cushman, Treas. Coleen Wheeler, E. C. Pauline Priest, Raymond Waterhouse, Martha Felix, Roland Ricker. DRAMATIC CLUB Pres. Mary Lou Splane, V.P. Dean Cushman, Sec. Nancy Pentz, Treas. Thomas Cameron, S. C. Betty McFee. BAND Pres. Charles Turner, V.P. Florence Hildreth, Sec, Priscilla Shaw, Treas. Louise Young, Attendance, Janet Hall, S.C. Judy Lamb. ORCHESTRA Pres. Tommy Downes, V.P. Jane Wardwell, Sec. Roberta Lanigan, Treas. Connie Douglas, Attendance, Gloria June Davis, S.C. Janet Gullifer. FORUM Pres. Bob Harrisburg, V.P. Dave Switzer, Sec-Treas. Gretchen Stubbs. 53 FRENCH CLUB Pres. Carol Farley, V.P. Judy Putman, Treas. Virginia Hillman, Sec. Carol Walch, S.C. Marilyn Tarr. FRENCH CLUB B Pres. Floppy Hildreth, V.P. Peggy Wiggins, Sec. Suzzane Hildebrand, Treas. Carl Hyler, S.C. jo Silverman. CHEERLEADERS Head Cheerleader, Bruce Henderson - Dave Webb, Diane Simpson, jackie Halle, Carol Thompson, Sally Neilson, Margie Panetti, Jean Hastings, Merle Royte, Audrey Haugaard, Subs: Judy Tuttle and Karen Thorsell. CAMERA CLUB Pres. Peter LeKouses, V.P. jerry Sandler, See. jim Gibson, Treas. Eleanor Cox. RADIO CLUB Pres. Bill Tuttle, Sec-Treas, Dave Cobb. Hi-Y-Pres. Newt Churchill, V.P. Bob MacAfee, Sec. Denny Dougal, Treas. Alvin Morrison. TRI-HI-Y Pres. Valerie McMennamin, V.P. janet Gullifer, Sec. Carol Fletcher, Treas. Marilyn Tarr. GIRLS RIDING Pres. Bobbie Lanigan, V.P. Marilyn Levine, Sec. Dorcas Frost, Treas. Ann Mathieu. SKI CLUB Sec. judy Ervin, Treas. Dave Webb, Directors - Dave Switzer, John Andrews, and and Gretchen Stubbs. D CLUB ' Pres. Allen Lewis, V.P. Pete Peterson, Sec. Carol Fletcher, Treas. Florence Hildreth. 54 33 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT John Andrew KWH!! I I I I X. I I I I f41 1 QL, P VICE PRESIDENT Fletcher Means Dnlvlal I,cwis, 1953 ADVISOR Mr. .NIC Cann SECRETARY TREASURER Merle Royte Lenny Nelson EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE David Goodwin, Tod Kurtz X LOG OF '53 In September of 1949, a class of bewildered, eager Freshmen entered the hal- lowed halls of Deering High School. This class was not like any other, it was our class. As Freshmen we were under the capable leadership of Prexy Fletcher Means, Vice President Marilyn Lounsbury, Secretary Robert Gamble, Treasurer jack Reynolds, Executifue Committee members, Shirley Chilcoat,George Crockett, and judy Miller. By the time we were sophisticated Sophomores, Ted Kurtz was our President, Dave Goodwin, Our Vice President, Margie Panetti, Secretary, john Andrews, Treasurer, Sally Neilson, Pete Profenno, and jim Smaha Executive Committee Members. In September 1951, we proudly took our place as upper classmen. Leading our class, we find john Andrews, presidivz, assisted by Fletcher Means, 'vice president, Lenny Nelson, counting the money, Merle Royte, writing our sec- retary's report, while Dave Goodwin, Teddy Kurtz, and Dave Lewis are execu- tives on the committee. This year we all are very proud of the fact that so many of us participated and excelled in so many activities. Eleven of our boys made the Varsity Football squad, Fletcher Means, Glen Goffin, john Andrews, jim Smaha, jack Reynolds, Bob Roast, Don Barnes, Cedric Porter, Ralph Young, and Dave Lewis. Basketball claimed Teddy Kurtz, Bob johnson, Dave Goodwin, Bob Roast, jack Reynolds, and jim Smaha. In the Spring we found Dave Goodwin, Robert Roast, Ced Porter, jim Smaha, Don Barnes, and David Vaughn hitting home runs in baseball. The junior Class even excelled in talking. Yes, we found Lenny Nelson and Stuart Cope talking their way to honors at the Bowdoin debate. Meanwhile, Dave Vaughn, Bruce Allen, George Crockett, Gabe Walker, and Bob Gamble were talking the shoe leather express around Deering every afternoon. However, let us not forget the fair sex. Mary jane Thomas, Gail Harding, Becky LeKouses, jan Richardson, janet Kimball, Ellen Thompson, jean Walker, and judy Gulian showed their capabilities in basketball as well as field hockey. In swimming we find Ellen Thompson, Sue Mersky, jean Walker, Virginia Posner, judy Gulian, and Lois Weinstein. The varied talents of the class of '5 3 have been displayed in such organizations as The Band, Orchestra, Red Cross, French Club, Camera Club, Glee Club, Cadets, and cheerleading. We wish to thank Mr. McCann for his help with and his understanding of our problems. We look forward to a Senior year which will be as enjoyable, Worthwhile, and successful as our junior year. Respectfully submitted, Merle Royte, Secretary 57 STUDENTS JUNIOR SUPER T s Bill Adams, Audrey Haugaard TALKATIVIZS CUTEST GIRL HANDSOX l EST BOY George Crockett, Gretchen Stubbs Karen Thorsell, David Lewis AMBITIOUS KIDS BIGGEST FLIRTS Z ' iw 511 13,1 3 -:ui ,.f gg. 5,,g,.,3 1. ' aff xr Y V55 si f 5' , 1 'X A -, -.-11-I igeimfiiiifiv . YP- '41 9: .' ':.:a ' N Q --,Q m u. ,i ' ' I HU- Q K W I rf' . s'-1 ' ' i A ' If i i . cg V, Q X x ,I 4 Q A., V 7 Elis- Alvin Morrison janet Kimball Jean Hastings. Dave Goodwin 58 PERSONALITY PLUS CLASS LATIVES Merle Royte, Fletcher Means OUR ATI-ILETES CORRIDOR COUPLE Bob johnson, Squirt Richardson Audrey Haugaard, John Andrew MOST FRIENDLY CLASS VVITS 'W -W.,-f Glen Goifin, janet Kimball Judy Gulian, Frank Nappi 59 A In 14' 'e ' Nancy I lodghins ,. ,,. -. A X Dean Cushman dig 1 T! BLUE RIBBON S Margie Panerri Ben Dudley joan Levine lid La Valle ,f- -mf 1 if 6 1 l Judy llrvin P Q Q4- 3 1- , Sonny Gamble V. Sally Nexlson I 60 Ted Kurtz Shirley jo Chilcoat jack Reynolds Marilyn Lounsbury Lenny Nelson A I ,fnqwfq ,f ,. -e fa., fl vw: 53:9 of - ff ,km 'Mg- ,f,gWS ,. 5 5 I Q M ,ni f'Fi'l1' K ' f, L f' , Y n 2 .2155 gil- 1 'T it . 1 5 33 SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS r-lu. J'1,. J 'Fi PRESIDENT ADVISER Dick Nutting Mr. Allen ,. VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER llcrbcrt Cliarmiclmcl Marilyn Simpson Betty VVinslow EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 4 gl' jim Tibbcrrs Annette Lydcn Jerry Davis 62 LOG- OF '5 The class of 1954, having completed one successful year at Deering, is look- ing forward to three more happy years. Our class was well represented in the field of sports. Those participating in varsity football were: Dick Nutting, Billy Woolridge, jerry Davis, Herbie Car- michael, Sewell Miller, and Billy Di Biaseg J. V.'s were: Chase Rand, Tommy Vail, Paul Lewis, Richard Low, and Freddie Stone. Next came the basketball season with Billy Woolridge, as a varsity per- former, Dick Nutting, Chase Rand, jerry Davis, Gene Gelinas, Herbie Car- michael, Freddie Stone, Michael Ross, and jimmy Tibbetts on the Junior varsity. The boys were not the only ones in sports, for we find Rita Ramsay, Dotty Bradstreet, Betty Winslow, Beverly Horsman, Marilyn Simpson playing J.V. field hockey, and Evelyn Snodgrass on the varsity squad. Also playing J.V. basketball were Rita Ramsey, Shirley Harmon, Marilyn Simpson, Shirley Pail- ment, Beverly Horsman, Carol Richardson, Dotty Bradstreet and Evelyn Snod- grass. Our class officers were Dick Nutting, President, Herbie Charmichael, Vice President, Marilyn Simpson, Secretary, Betty Winslow, Treasurer, and Annette Lyden, jerry Davis, jimmy Tibbetts on the Executive Committee. The Band, Orchestra, Ramblings, Amethyst, Red Cross, and Student Council were also well supported by the sophomores. With the help of Mr. Allan, our class adviser, the class of 1954 will strive to be an asset to Deering High. Respectfully submitted, Marilyn Simpson, Secretary 63 STUDENTS Bob Blackwell, Caroline lValsh SOPHOMORE SUPER AMBITIOUS KIDS CORRIDOR COUPLE Chester, Carol Farley Betty XVinslow, Chase Rand TALKATIVES XVITTIEST ' rf lf AW Q Y jack Golding, Dot Underhill Marilyn Sawyer, Tom Hodgkins 64 PERSONALITY PLUS CLASS LATIVES tu? Nlarilyn Simpson Cl13SC R8I1Ci lI.'XXDSOXll'fST BOY CUTl'iS'I4 GIRL XIOST FRIENDLY if in . - R 1 Ilcrbic Charmiclmcl Berry XVinslow Marilyn TGIF Herbie Charmichacl BIGGI-',S'I' VLIRTS OUR ATI'll.l2TIfS Bill XYuulridgc Bernice XVoodbury Rita Ramsey Dick Nutting 65 BLUE RIBBONS S. Annette Lyden J' ,JW jim Tibbetts p -1 Q., Bill Judyr Furry ir v ln., ni Biasc Jlfff lm 'S lfvclvn Snodgrass l nf' 'K Q Skip - 1- xc Pettepiece f ' Qlffig nnnn 1. :,' , l'L' 1 1 R- ,,'z, f , iw ! X, . . ' , an -I irgirna 3 w,1 f , Hillman lul1l'l l ICFIICY 66 Fred Scribner Dot llrailstreet A , B, Paul 1 , Kelley K ' 1 ,nu 'fb T5 ,A janet Chassin Olin Sawyer .X.3A.M :df t Q , R., .855 '- - iii- W, , 1,5 ' I 9 . :2f'f'?'5,ic '5 -4 ' 1 -Rig 1 ' 94. 1 VX M . D in x 5 -UW ?3?Qg31: :E FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 1955 PRI SIIJI YI' XIJYISI R 'lumix' Kurt XII' Il.m1 X 1 '9- 1 L- L. YIVI' I'RlVSllJlkN'I' Sl'CRl'T.'XRY TRIfXSURI R .XI'!l!llI' AXlI1u1't1m Dixie Rcdlon Purcl' Bnmdc . ,,... 3 L Yi ws Ag' .L , 8 lfXl ,CL IAlYI7 COXl,XllTTlfl,C lmlk fh-Finns Marcin Della Xvilllll .Nlilw Sflvflwrll 63 LOG OF '55 One of the first and most important events of the year was the Freshman Re- ception. A play was presented by the Freshman Latin classes titled, 'fThe Average Day in the Life of a Freshman. Following the play the teachers formed a re- ception line in the gym. The reception ran along smoothly and was a great success. The Frosh football team coached by Pop Manley had a very successful season. Those on the starting eleven were: backfield, Dony Lary, Richard Gelinas, Lary Kimball, and Mike Stockwell, and in the line, Ayden La Salle, Ronnie XVheeler, Fugene Mc Grath, Grant Morrill, Ronald YVilliams, Harold Doten and Donnie Gerioux. The Freshman girls were I10t to be outdone though as many of them made the Field Hockey team which had an undefeated season. The girls who made the team were, Martha Andrew, jane Lapin, Gracie johnson, Dixie Redlon, joan Porch, jerry Eldrige, Mary Hildreth, and Nancy Carmichael. The Freshman boys' basketball team coached by Mr. Ham has been success- ful so far. The team is as follows: forwards, Arthur Atherton, Ronnie Wheeler, Robert Burns, Ronald Broadhurst, Phil Candelmo, Ray Chapman, Richard Gelinas, john Rogers, and NVayne Ladner. Guards are: Mike Stockwell, Grant Morrill, Clayt Colledge, Karl Pomeroy, Robert Palmer, and Dony Lary. The girls' basketball team coached by Miss Piacentini has not played any games yet but is looking forwa1'd to a winning year. The team is as follows: forwards, judy Butler, Diane VVatson, Martha Andrew, Coleen Perry, Rosemary Murphy, Nancy Mullin, Gracie johnson, Deanna Dunfee, Marlene Robbins, joan Porch, guards are: Nancy Little, Dixie Redlon, Nancy Carmichael, Mary Hildreth, Elizabeth Sarando, Elizabeth Synder. The Freshman Class officers are: president, judy Iott, vice president, Arthur Atherton, secretary, Dixie Redlon, treasurer, Peter Baade, The executive com- mittee, Maria Dell Valle, Mike Stockwell and Richard Gelinas. Respectfully submitted, Dixie Redlon, Secretary 69 STUDENTS 'Y + 'ay , A-ff?'i 1 si? is R Peter Pitarys Elizabeth Sarando FRESHMA SUPEE AMBITIOUS KIDS MOST FRIENDLY ' 'HK Pore Baadc Judy Iott Dixie Redlon XVITTIEST OUR ATH 1 George Trouvalis Judy NVl1cclcr Nancy Charmiclmcl 70 V ,:3fiY3f'fTji ' .. i' -ir john Rogers LETES QQ. Don Lary CUTLIST GIRL ll.-XNIJSONII-Sl' BOY LASS ATIVES -on av- Dixie Redlon Larry Cohen T.-XIKATIVICS Pl:1RSONALlTY PLUS 75,7 George Trouvalis Sally XVilcox Judy Iott CORRIDOR COUPLE BIGGICST 'V we L' If Dirk Gelinns FLIRTS .un pn J, 4 Y ' E' sity? MA M-'f ' J A, ' A ' Q' I , L Arthur Atherton joanne Cronin Donna XYillinms Dan McDonald 71 .llurlnl llcllu X .1ll f 'W A ,Q BLUE RIBBON S C limmlc llru.ulI111rst 1 plugin Slullmg ii Qs, ,D ,4,,,-4-Wil llmmlll lilmlgcrc l L .Xluy llxlllrctll Sully ,XlL'll.lI' lmmic Allen Nancy Lirrlc .Xlilqc Smcliwcll Q v 'ang or Q 0. 9 ,, tvlxfi 1 72 lklxx in l Inmlmlct ,loan .Xllcn jim Klnc Donald C.1rul Suu lluscn Bill Recd 4 f Sffyfi.: iw ,g.,5,14.ff W , 31:29 ' 4 93, l 'K 7 Y, A Y a .af . mam V. W, fi 'W o R ll. NOTES ON TI-IE COUNCIL The Student Council began a very successful year by electing Denis Dougal, President. Other officers elected were: Bruce Henderson, Vice P1'eside11t,' Nancy Hubbard, Sec1'eta1'y,' David Webb, T1'ezzsu1'e1',' janet Kimball and Fletcher Means, Clerlesg and William Clark, Sergeant-at-Aifms. The faculty adviser of the Student Council this year is Mr. Warren Strout. The first project of the year was the successful Community Chest Drive. On November 13 and December 1, Deering was host to the Maine State Student Council Convention. Mr. Strout and the Council with the cooperation of the students worked very hard to make the first two day convention a success. At this time janet Kimball was elected treasurer of the Maine Association of Student Councils. With Roberts Lanigan as chairman, the Council made the Christmas season a bit more cheery for a needy family with a Christmas basket. In order to brighten the weekend after Mid-Year exams, the Council spon- sored a Leap Year Dance. The Student Council scrapbook containing all school events from 1946 was under the capable direction of Jeannette Crain and Mary White. Handbooks telling of Deering's activities were distributed to the freshmen by the Council. The Council also had charge of chartering buses to Deering's out of town athletic contests. The Student Council is one of the most important organizations in Deering because it promotes the general welfare of the school and its students by sponsor- ing worthy ideals of self-government. 74 STUDENT -Q n s ,, 9' x Kla- Vicc President Bruce Henderson President Adviser Donny Dougal Mr. Strout 4-'L ' K Fl' 'N - Trcnsurci' Secretary Clerks Sergeant-at-Arins David lVcblJ Nancy llulilmrd Kimball and NlC1lllS Bill Clark 75 Nm., 1 4--M..-,.q ff' TF' EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Brute IX. Henderson HV 'AWE W 'Z 3 ft t. 1 'l ,t gif' ,A 'QU' ADX ISLR Linn ood S. Elhott AMETHYST 1952 J: of fl 43 T wk-Q. ' 1' as 914 01 55' . Associate Editor Senior Section Senior Section Circulation George Crockett Jackie Halle Judy Tuttle june Halberts -A . at IV x- -13 iic, G-0 1 tiite Tiki ' S 37 at Wet L Sports Editor Sports Editor Art Editor Activities Editor Newt Churchill janet Kimball Valerie McMcnnamin Mary Lou Splane - up 'i' .Xdvcrtising Manager Adx crtising Adwrrigiug Aligccllgm-mug Betsy French Betty Melee Mary jean McDonough Marilyn 'llarr 76 R. p Circulation Manager Alvin Morrison xt di -.X ' x 3 , ' 9 Photography lfditor Peter Lcliouscs s V gg TZ - 9' fa! I 1 fi Y. ' t QQ-5-lLii3 l l A igigjyg v ,S Lsxz QV . Typing Editor Ann Crosby AMETHYST CIRCULATION A METIIYST ADVERTISING OOF? iff' C1 'Q 3 935' 5' X. QQ F. . ,f jf ! 0 AIAJORETTES FRICNCI-I HORN SECTION A -, 'f. '1 sms CLARINET SECTION QRCI-I,5f0 fl' W 'H' 1 nf: ., my -fm X,.NxA.V.Q ,H ,.., gm., Wy A 735: ,z wfll f,ilf,.l'iYV35if'fl uS..LgJ45SiUmif'w5. 4.l.--ri:-.rf '- -vixiik +V N f 4i1Q:,1ff:5z::L1as ia - , f Ak , if gms, . bmi mf-55.5.5Q:f1.qJ39H , , ,111 , fiwfwl-235 x .5f?3E-Ef'3rYif?L2E1 ', iv 1' 2 ' K .W i 23- 5 mf A ' , 'A '-f'z5,i T11 W 1 ' A , gig, 'l'lumms Downes OUR BAND This year, under the capable direction of Nlr. joseph L. Gaudreau, with the assistance of Mr. Clinton XV. Grafham and Col. Karl V. Palmer, the band has, in keeping with its high standards, completed another successful year. During the football season, the band played and drilled at all the games and participated in many concerts. The annual Band Concert, held March 4, was looked forward to by all and was, as always a huge success. The band is supported financially by the Band Mother's Club. The ofiicers of the organization for 1951-1952 were: Charles Turner, President, Florence Hildreth, Yice president, Priscilla Shaw, Secretary and Student Council repre- sentative, Louise Young, Treasurer, and janet Hall, Attendance Officer. OUR ORCHESTRA Under the direction of joseph L. Gaudreau and Clinton VV. Grafham, and supported by the entire student body, the Deering High School Orchestra has remained one of the best in New England. The officers elected for the 1951-1952 year were Thomas Downs, President, jane iVardwell, Yiee President, Roberta Lanigan, Secretary, Cornelia Douglass, Treasurer, Gloria june Davis, Attendance Ofiieer, and janet Gullifer, Student Council Representative. The orchestra is supported tinancially by the Orchestra Mother's Club, whose efforts have earned our well deserved praise. Congratulations to the entire orchestra. They have upheld Deering's fine reputation in every way. S1 RAMBLINGS 9 ? 4. QP Rig Qin 4 1 I 5 f Editor-in-chief Associate Editors LOUISE YOUNG PRISCILLA SHAYV FLORENCE HILDRETH J.-XNITI' KINIB Xl I tsis g , . 1 ' A n A U f x n ...N 4 ck 'Y j i ' ' .. I f ' 1 'Q 1 ,a,AA Q b p l? - J -- R l PETER MARILYN MARILYN VALERIE DEAN LCKLJUSES LOUNSBURY HOXVARTH MCMENNAMIN CUSHMAN Photography Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Typing Editor Art Editor DOTTY BROXV Exchange Editor L t ilflfi ' E' L i L iffifif f 1,355 1 MR. MCCANN , N ., Adviser ' TED KURTZ JUDY ERVIN Sports Editor Sports Editor RAMBLINGS STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF CIRCULATION STAFF ADVERTISING STAFF --A TI-IE DRAMATIC CLUB 'Ihc llrnnmtic Club of 1952 inet in September and elected the following ofifis cers: .Xlnry l,ou Splnne, presidentg Dean Cushman, Vice-prcsidentg Nancy Pentz, secretnryg loin Cxuncron, trensurerg and Betty Mc Fee, student council represen- tntiye. llue to the telnpomry absence of Mrs. Clulliyer, the 'Iihnnksgiving play of IOS! was directed by Mrs. Xlncllonzild, who turned out 21 superlative production. Mrs. Klulliver returned at the half-year to direct the Senior Class Play in her competent way. l.et's give credit, especially to Dean Cushman who has, as stage manager, designed such oustnnding sets. lhe llrzunutic Club was to have had ll Christnms Assembly, but it was cancelled because of 11 llilfl storni. The thespinns worked diligently all year and rehearsed the nnnunl linster Pageant which they planned to present at fl school usseinbly. 84 Kaday ..... .AA.........A...,..,... Mrs. Medora P CIITIOIC Mr. Mundy ,.,.......,......,. Oscar ..,................, l lank Taylor ......, Tracy Arnold ...... Jill Davis ........,..,. Monica Shane ...,.... The Deering High School Dramatic Club PRESENTS SKY HIGH By FLORENCE RYERSCJN AND ALICE D. G. MII.LElI CProduced by special arrangement with Samuel Frenchl THE CAST CIN ORDER OF THEIR APPEARANCE? .. Gretchen Stubbs Toots Livingstone .. . Marilyn Lounsbury Dr. Barto ..,...........,.. .. , Earl Hylcr Hewlett George Davis David Switzer .. ....,.. David Welnh , I I .. Iudy Tuttle ,. Ellen Thompson Carter ..,......,........,,. .......,. West I..r ..........,......r.....,..,.I,, A Stranger ....,..,.,........,.,..,.,.. . Radio voices: Announcer .. , Commentator .....,..I..I....,...,. TIME The present Place The living room of SKY lllGl l , a mountain lodge in the Pacific Northwest. Act I A December afternoon. Act II After dinner. Act III Immediately after Act ll. 85 Mary Lou Splane Bruce llenderson ,. Donald Small . Roy Brown . Charles Turner . George Crockett George Davis ,. Charles Turner THE BOYS' CADET CORPS L'pholdinQ the Deering tradition ol' a tine inilitarv organization this x' C'll' 4 has heen the Cadet Corps with Colonel li. Y, Palmer and .Xlaior l,inn'ood S. lflliott as instruetors. 'lhis vear, the hoy eadets had as their eapahlc leaders, Colonel Ronald 'lripp and l,ieutenant-Uwlonel .Xreadius Pearson and his battalion stall' headed hi' Nlaior Richard .'Xlexarder. All praetieing and drilling which goes on during the fall and winter prepares the lvattalion for the annual Cadet Drill and liall in the spring at the Fxposition Building. 'lihe llrill and Ball consists of a Regimental Formation, Conipetitivc and Special Drills, and the lfvening Parade Cierenionx' made up of the eoinhined hat- talions of Deering' and Portland high schools. .-Xlso at the Cadet Ball. eoinniissions are axxarded to the otiiecrs, a cup for the hest eonipanv. a cup for the hest hattalion, a medal for the lwest cadet, and a medal for the hest linc oHieer. The hattalion has also partieipatcd in parades and other eivie events. Regimental Coinniander and IQxeeutix'e oti-ieer for hoth sehools was Ronald 'l'i'ipp, Colonel and l.t. Colonel Robert Cousins, hoth of Deering. Xreadius Pearson i.,te e Ronald 'liripp 87 TI-IE GIRLS CADET CORPS The Cadet Corps, the oldest organization in Deering is under the competent supervision of Colonel liarl Y. Palmer and Major Linwood S. Elliott. This year the girls battalions of about two hundred girls are headed by Betsy French and Marilyn Moore and their staffs. This military organization participates in Memorial Day services and parades, they usher at lectures, games, and concerts. The high-light of the year is the annual Cadet Drill and Ball with Portland High - a tradition for sixty years. This program consists of Regimental Formation, Competitive Drills, Special Drills, and the Evening Parade Formation with music by the Band. At this cere- mony awards are presented to all oflicers, a cup for the best battalion, a cup for the best company, a medal for the best officer, and one for the best cadet. 4 I .l .llarilyn .Xloore Bum' 1:1-meh 88 T . H-Y Ofiicers The first project of the Deering Hi-Y Cluh was a hold-over from the preceed- ing year. lhc eluh paid the hills for Newton filllllflllll, this vear's president. during his trip to Cleveland. Ohio, to attend the National Hi-Y Congress. Other oflieers who wished thev could have gone on this sununer jaunt were Roh Nic,-Xfee, vice-presidentg Denis Dougal. seeretarvg Alvin Morrison. treasurerg and Laur- ence liindhoin, corresponding seeretarv. The clulfs first new husiness was the selling of Ili-Y programs at the Deer- ing-Portland game Tlianlcsgiving' Dav. This gigantic project is carried on jointly with the Portland Ili-Y Chili and the profit split hetween lmoth cluhs. This profit and the proceeds from the colorful Sno-llall Dance promoted luv Hi-Y are the nionev making programs of the cluli. This nionev is given to such organizations as the .Xlarch of Dinies. The National Heart Drive, and The XVorld Youth Move- nient. lli-Y also sponsors a Christnias hasltet for a needv faniilv each year. This vearis lmasltet consisted of a full course turlicv dinner for a fainilv of seven. The lli-Y Chili would like to congratulate Diane Simpson, this year's SnofQueen at the fifth annual Sno-Ball Dance. and Alvin Nlorrison, club treasurer, who was elected president of the l952 lli-Y Older l3ov's Conference to he held in Bangor nevt vear. lli-Y also wishes to thank the student hodv and the faculty for their support throughout the past vear, and the eluh hopes that their present will he useful in future vears. S ,Mx tg if ?lE3U gh f Tri-Hi-Y Ofiicers The Deering Tri-Hi-Y has been in existence for five years. This club is afiili- ated with the YMCA and is open to any girl in the four classes of Deering. Our purpose is to create maintain, 'and extend throughout the home, school and com- munity, high standards of Christian character. This year Tri-Hi-Y has made many a noteworthy accomplishment. For Thanksgiving wc gave a basket to a needy family, and we also headed the March of Dimes Campaign at Deering, which proved to be very successful. 'lihe club which meets every two weeks is presided over by Valerie Mc- .Xlennmain with Janet Gullifer as Vice Presidentg Carol Fletcher as Secretary, Marilyn 'liarr as 'lircasurerg Judy Gulian as Program Chairmang and Gretchen Stubbs as Corresponding Secretary. Other active members include Ann Crosby, Virginia Gray, Karen lhorscll. Sylvia Xlardigan, Margaretmary McCann, Pa- tricia Ryerson, Merle Royte, Jane Lappin, Grace Johnston, Dixie Redlon, Dot Bradstreet, lfvelyn Snodgrass, Agnes Mei-Xlister, Marilyn Clark, and Judy Bakke. Mrs. Peter Bogh, who has helped us in Many ways, is our club adviser. Q f 5 ' ,, ' X A' J , A sr J i M4 , 5 s S, to X X 2' 'J V 0 ul TI-IE D CLUB Hildreth, Fletcher, Feehan, Mardigan, Peterson, Loring, NVilkerson, Lewis, Gardiner The D Club is, perhaps, the I110St venerated club at Deering. It is open to those students who have earned their letter in sports. It is through this club that Dcering's high standards of sportmanship have been maintained. The organization, which holds monthly meetings, is noted for its many social events, especially the annual D Club picnic. However, the most an- ticipated event is the annual D Club Show in which letters, sweaters, and cer- tificates for excellence in sports are awarded to the boys. The grand finale of this affair features the presentation of the Mayor and Miss Deering. The girls are presented with awards at the Ram Plaza, one of the most beautiful affairs of the year. They receive, in accordance with their skill in athletics, sweaters, pins, letters, and numerals. The officers for 1951-1952 were: Allen Lewis, president, Peter Peterson, vice-president, Carol Fletcher, secretary, Florence Hildreth, treasurer, Ann Fee- han, Sylvia Alardigan, William Loring, Douglas VVilkerson, and William Whit- more, executive committee. Mr. Hugh Tibbetts served as faculty adviser. 9l FRENCH CLUB B. FORUM FRENCH CLUB A.. QUILL AND SCROLL CANDIDATES ART CLUB CAMERA CLUB JUNIOR RED CROSS The following officers were clcctcd for.195l-1952: Glen GoHin, presi- dcntg Betty Mclfcc, vice-prcsidcntg Judy johnson, sccretaryg and Pat Mur. phy, treasurer. THE RADIO CLUB The 1951-1952 officers arc: YVilliam Tuttle, WIUMI, president and David Cobb. VVNIUMS, secretary-treasurer. 94 B'. I A-F' I .. I Rccugnizc julm Goodie Swing Double - Q' Q ' Q f.Qk--'?3i22,rQ4 ,fJi1,fz,,i 'sf W C ,ffwfwnll by I i H iikim- FV , 5 , V 351, f W6gz'ggLf5k:5rwQ if Scrub I lard U- 7,36 CUB' ltnlliil1g 1,1 Our I kllful , A 5-I rg Q, , , L q Q , XYi11d 'cm up . E W , f 9 H bfmlxlng in the sun Jm'w va ' IA-V-Y dill? llulml fllllt PUSC 96 in Illllk I i 3 Cold rut' gg jack Reynolds Jllilflly Smaha Pete Peterson Glen G CO-CZIPIQIIU Dick Nutting Bob Roast N G HIG RAMS 98 Young Clxurlic liilbridc Harm Elston Co-Captain Fletch K loans erry Davis Les Peterson T T E L H'S 1951 99 Q- .rms -. 71 4 if Q.-' r f :W v, 'am rw, 'I fbi V-E. n , ' f 5 f I 0 ,,,,, W' 1 J' bg-mx , x Wwcttf -qvrzajffgm K.-:,.5Y,, I-U ja A ff- X :E if ' . J bf t fffgfy 4.Q,',1Z:'M it f' 'I' v M X ' --fi. '-.-ta,:flf.s:-F' ' W' e Q' 1 i -N' ' hw ati ffg o i':'1 Um 1' ,- 'Half' 51' ' .f If':Ag'1'.'YAf! 's x' 'Q ' Pm' ff. 4' f 7 1-'5 irfv'4 1?'wa.+ '!Y Q, A W 7'fil'v'!'p1-1 -ax f5Ef':4'.Jvr'+ 'ah .5 ' 4 i'f'w ,,.-pg rgw yA z1Q i3F?fg,i4r g, 1 5 54 m,,5A:f9chiQY:,,'5d fp 4 H ww M ,Q 5 Q Q 'wil f' W W 5, www. uw ' 1 -s ' AIM! w ,A N lr N' ,ww 's IB W-Q. .,- Gs- 'vii M ,,,,f,.,4 , Q 'X I K K 12 Ulf L' i 0 Q ivfwlf ,J . - .Q .2 X- :s:,5C,.,f.. 'ak i .f.,.-A-'f '2 Q X if ,- - .-A i-'TQ QW A gf- or wt f. ,W km. A , i ww W my - A'W'19',,, 42, . 2-Sir A ' ' 'f I ...-xv- fm. V. Z' P ww 6' . . k Q M W1 1 iff '5 0 25' ' 'L -.6 .,,,., H il K - .Sl y -, Q 1 . -f f -1 ' LL - qwkxk fkx 'f 'Vw V g A ,vs mg.. in K V , K 4' ,g-1 -an-M - 'f' - - x- -- U. nw- 4 t 4 ,- My W wi V , I gina X 5? 'vw' X I M' . QQ-1fsfff'mv-lx I , Q'2Y A-in . 7 ' , Af M i' . ' .M gf'ff iP w41mr 2' 9 M -'M HM A ,Q nm. 1' Q 'Sf ' Www .,-- ,. ur: -'jk' ' A'-1 ,T -fi2'fQ i'f E, 'Kell A 'g Evil F' - A ,. X ' fi J 4 1 K o Q-5 49' ef, 0 eg 096 416 00? VARSITY FOOTBALL As Deering rootcrs know, it takes much more than fight and a fine coach to make a winning football team. This year's squad, under the watchful eye of Nat Crowley, hada fight and a fine coach, but it lacked the depth and experience necessary for a winning team. At the first practice session early in September, Coach Crowley found only three gridsters who had played reg- ularly last season and only a dozen who had had sufficient eit- perience to warrant consideration. A tremendous task lay ahead of the coaching Staff if it was to turn out a team worthy of the school's support for the game with arch rival Portland. Mr. Crowley and his assistants went down to touted Portland by a rugged 19-0 win. The team was not discouraged, but they began to be so after close losses to Cheverus and Lewiston by 6-2 and 12-0 scores respectively. It was then that this determined Ram squad, thirty point underdogs, forced mighty So. Portland, state champions, to accept a fluky 6-0 win. Rejuvenated, Deering stormed into Auburn with their best offensive strike of the season, but we lost the hectic tussle 40-27 because of a faulty defense. After this mid-season clash, Coach Crowley had the extreme misfortune of losing tive starting players. For this reason and the fact that we had few replacements, we lost to Sanford 18-6, Thornton 21-0, St. Louis Z8-6g and finally to Portland Thanks- giving Day 19-6. In spite of a dismal season, students should realize that Coach Crowley did thc best possible job with the material he had. The Seniors who deserve an encouraging word are co-captains Pete Peterson and Charlie Kilbride, Herm 1-Llston, Ted Stuart, Dana Leavitt, and Ced Porter. Backs include Bob Gardiner, Bob Roast, Don Sturdivant, and Les Peterson. Next year's team looks good because Deering will have fifteen varsity men returning. Those to watch will be linemen jim Smaha, Herb Charmichael, Sewell Miller, Bud Young, and Sam DiPhilippog and backs john Andrew, Dick Nutting, Bill XVoolridge, and Fletcher Means. With Coach Crowley at the reins of this club next year, Deering followers may see their team take the state championship. Congratulations to Pete Peterson for winning the Sons of 771 '71,-6 ru 2' S362 ca gr! N ll 1 va C25 Italy trophy for outstanding play in the Thanksgiving game 5 and also to Herman Elston for receiving scholarship offers from if Bates and the University of Maine. U ,W X KS K C A X K 1 L l 1 1 to . - l N jj 29' L ,N l 2 0 2 YQ-f ' l J ju e Rl? P 39 I FROSH FOOTBALL If a football squad is to work as a unit, it must thoroughly understand the elementary principles of blocking, tackling, and teamwork. This year, Pop Manley schooled our Freshman squad in these principles and shaped it into a winning team, as a two win, two lost, one tied, record indicates. The first game, against Portland, our arch rival, was a bruiser as a 0-0 score signifies. This score can probably be explained by inexperience on both sides. The next week a fast shifty South Portland combine pinned our ears back 0-19, but we retaliated with our first win a week later against a big, heavy Lewiston machine. The score was 7-0. In our second game with Portland, our line did not fare as well as it had in the first, and we lost a close one in a rugged battle 7-13. The last game of the brief Freshman season was the best from our point of view. VVe out-hustled the cocky South Portland juggernaut and tacked a 13-6 loss on the Red Riot. It was a satisfying win for our underdog Freshman team, and a credit to the prowess of Coach Manley. Some of the boys who pushed this Freshman club and will see service in future years as varsity competitors are Toute XVheeler, Aiden LaSalle, Ronnie VVilliams, and Grand Morill in the line, and Don Lary, Mike Stockwell, Dick Gelinas, and Larry Kimball in the backfield. Coach Manley would like to thank manager Bill Miller for his splendid work and also the rest of the team for their co-operation. l03 l,1N'I'y liimllnmn Bill XYnul1'idQC jnmm Snmlm ini' llill XYI1itl11m'c Lo C Dave cilb0dXX'i11 - ,ilplillll HIG RAMS Rcvnu Skin Dulnc Ted Kurtz Bombcry 'io C0-Cllpfllill Conch XVnsI1burn Bob .Iolmson 'luv IE IE I1 IE 'T 'T IE L 1951-52 WDC, ggi? Y Qc ' DPCVN -o K7 6 C J WLS X l M VARSITY BASKETBALL Deering's coach, Tubby NVashburn, during his two years as basketball mentor, has very successfully schooled his boys in a style of basketball that nearly reaches professional dimensions. This year's squad was an example of well drilled, well con- ditioned unit trained in the advanced- teehnicalities of basketball. Unfortunately, the team did not have the success that it hoped for, but Deering fans must agree that they watched one of the better basketball clubs of Deering's recent history perform this past season. ln early October, coach XVashburn called out a special, hand- picked squad of last year's veterans. C0-captains Dulac and VVhit- more were flanked by Ted Kurtz, Bob johnson, Norm Bomberry, Lau liindbom, and Dave Goodwin. Bill XVoolridge, jim Smaha, jack Reynolds, and Bob Roase joined the squad after football. These basketeers underwent a stiff training schedule in preparation for the first game. Deering started its season with four quick wins, one a thriller with Thornton 49-48. We suffered our first loss at the hands of a strong Presque Isle club but snapped back the next night against Houlton 51-37g After a disasterous game with VVestbrook, we conquered Rockland 42-41, Biddeford 52-36, lost to Cheverus 39-48, beat Edward Little 61-56, and squeaked by Houlton 62-61. lt was after this strenuous win over Houlton that Deering began to sag. The next night, XVatcrville bumped the weary Rams 50-57. From that discouraging night on, we lost to Bowdoin Freshman, So. Portland, Rumford, Portland, Cheverus, XVestbrook and So. Portland again, in that order. The first So. Portland game, which wc lost 58-59 was the best played game of the season. Deering looked professionally sharp as Bill KVhitmore, Freeman Dulac, and Bob johnson all started. The game was decided in the last thirty seconds by a lucky So. Portland break, and Deering lost a game that might have put them back in the winning column. Co-captains XVhitmore and Dulac were responsible for much of the teams zip and drive, for who can forget Bill's uncanny accuracy from outside or Skins twisting, driving lay-ups. Other Seniors who will he missed are tall Norm Bombery and Lean Lau Kindbom. Next year's team looks good with Kurtz, Johnson, XVoolridge, Smaha, Goodwin, and Reynolds all returning. Good luck to coach VVashburn and iircidently, much thanks to man- ager Bill Loring for a job well done. f 333133 95? I 1 A X 5, 'f , n ml if .gi z. ' A , I, l f 'Qu 2 2 1 N! A Mx is ESS: ff Q QWKKNE M -gi 3 sw-an J'.V. go FRESI-IMEN BASKETBALL 'lihe function of the lfrcslunen and junior Varsity basketball clubs is to de- velop talent for future varsity squads. Mr. Hants and later M. Speir's freshmen club start slowly but picked up nionientuin as the season progressed. The linal result of this latc start was lirst Place in the P.B.C. lfreshnicn League. Deeringites, beside Xlr. lflani and Mr. Speirs Deering alumnus who deserve credit for this aehicveincnt, were Phil Candelino, Ron XVhecler, Dick Gelinas, Mike Stockwell and manager Bill Miller. 'lhe j.X'. teani under Mr. Smith, was not as successful as its Freshman counter- part, but managed to win more games than it lost. Coach Slllltlll5 objective was to beat each teain at least once. and he canie very close to keeping his word. 'l'hose who gained valuable experience this year were Sonny Gamble, Dick Nutting, Carl Shibles. Herb Star Dust Charniichacl, Dan Harmon, and Chase Rand. Overseer of the basketball Squads was manager 'liristhani Pearson. BOWLING TEAM SWIMMING TEAM xx! IQIM I I MI A X-X- CROSS COUNTRY 80 TRACK Deering's cross country team was the best in many years, for its record this year was live wins and one loss. This one loss occured in a close meet with Portland. The wins include victories over Lincoln and Traip Academies, York, Rockland, and the Bates Freshmen. Consistent winner was Will Ware who helped Deering to third place at the state meet by taking eighth place himself. Other long-winders who strengthened this year's team were john Honan, Lou Dyer, and Nels Haynes, Seniors, and Bruce Allen, Bob Pratt, and Dave Vaughn, juniors. YVith some school support, next season's team looks every bit as good as this seasonls. Because of the lack of support from the Deering males, Coach Harvell was forced to use his small cross country squad to wear the spikes of his indoor track squad. For this reason in lack of depth, Deering has suffered indoor track defeats at the hands of So. Portland, Portland, and the Bates Freshmen. The one victory garnered by our track squad was an 89-61 win over Cheverus. Deeringites re- sponsible for this win were Will Ware, john Honan, Dave Hagar, Don Burwell, Bob Pratt, and Dave Vaughn. With a few more men like these, Coach Harvell could have a championship track team. Why not try next year? Ill SKI CLUB . 'Y i . Andrew, XVcbb, Stubbs, Ervin, Switzer -And Santa, will you please ask Saint Pete to send us some snow so we can go skiing at Dyke? QDyke is our Ski Club form of Dyke Mountain you know, and Saint Pete is the guy who has charge of all such things as distribution of snow, so you can see he is pretty importantj. Well, it seems that, Santa thought we had been a pretty good bunch of kids, of course there are a few exceptions, but on the whole we had been behaving ourselves pretty well-so we decided to use our influence on Saint Pete, who in turn must have had an attack of con- science for his stinginess with snow in previous years. Anyway, the white stuff fell, plenty of it, and believe me, we didn't waste it. VVe have a lot of fun at Dyke, both in the winter when we ski there and in the spring and fall when we go up to work on the property. Another spring and fall activity is mountain climbing. l Alr. Charles Peters supervised the trips this year, and deserves a lot of credit for giving up his weekends to a bunch of clowns. Keeping him company in agony, were instructors Mr. and Mrs. Avon Hilton whose expert advice was a big help toward better skiing form. Those who devoted all their spare time to calling meetings of the club, so that they could issue forth with their finest oratory Cthey call themselves di- rectorsj were john Andrew, director of competition, trails and cabins, Dave Switzer, director of trips, Dave Webb, treasurer, judy Ervin, secretary, and Gretchen Stubbs, director of membership and instruction. The Ski Club sponsors a boys racing team consisting of Dave Switzer, Dave XiVebb, john Andrew, Arthur Clark and Dave Taylor, and a girls' team of Carol Fletcher, Floppy Hildreth, judy Ervin, Gretchen Stubbs, and Martha Andrew. These and a lot more go to make up the Deering High School Ski Club. You'll have to look a long way before you'll find a group that has more fun. ll2 SKI SNAPS llim-dun F mst turn, Dave? End of the trail ust unc more push H3 On Coyle Q P 9 yi , ,Rv Happy Times r-' s Q1 'I'I'X'iI1Q' To HC Cloud? SP , XVhcrc to Now? ,gulf mf I How's the XVntcrF Lg L if sf-Q I,.,. I One. Two. Thrcc, Kick l'xx U XXVCSY PUiI1l'Cl'S PVC-fry S0ff?? X lfrn' Une :md Ono fm' .-XII wah gi 'llI1C'lAIlil1liCl' 'X l cxx'of'tImcCIi1ls 'l'ircdFFFFF I'Im 'WWIQF 1,1 3 sill i CHEERLEADERS 1 1 ww was 'W' will V. The Cheerleaders of 1952 have accomplished a great deal this year in the face of many difficulties. Those who may have claimed that the squad performed inadequately, will. I am sure change their attitude now. Under the competent direction of Bruce Henderson, head cheerleader, they have formed a junior Varsity Cheering Squad, the first of its kind at lleering. ln the fall, a huge bon- fire rally was held which was the first demonstration of that sort in many years. Furthermore, they have introduced an Annual Banquet for cheerleaders during which all the athletic coaches are honored. Not only have they cheered ener- getically at every game, but they have introduced several original and peppy cheers. The seniors on this squad include Bruce Henderson, Dave W'ehh, Diane Simpson, Carol Thompson. and jackie Halle. The juniors who will return next year are Audrey Hauggard, Karen Thorsell, 'lean Hastings, .Xlerle Royte, Sally Neilson, and Margie Panetti. The substitutes include judy Tuttle and Karen Thorsell. ll5 FDL., .. R943 ,af Ilqyygl Subs 'FOSS CIICCI' Q, 1 E f 'DL , T 1,57 3 Horse and Buggy Five Down .-Xrrcnrion About F ace ua H6 '1 1 xi Wu. V ' v Hy f w -fa N..i i .., an . ,- ,-s P x L 9 if GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY XYith the coming of fall, the girls' hockey season opened with the Deering teams playing hostess to the state field day. This event. a series of round robins, was Iiolloxred by an exhibition game by the Boston L'niversity Hockey Association here on our lield. Oil' to a line start, co-captained by Carol Fletcher and Ann lfeehan. the girls rolled through a successful schedule to come out undefeated with a total of tliirty-tix'e goals to their opponents' seven. The varsity had one tie against Cont, xxhile the Cons' team was responsible for the junior Yarsitfs defeat. Rita Ramsay and .Xlarilyn Simpson were at the sl.Y. helm and Carol and Rita were high scorers for their respective teams. All in all it was a line season. '1'eamn'orlt has established a line record for the girls. Deering 6 WVestbrool: junior O Deering 6 So. Portland O Deering -l Wiilton 1 Deering 3 XYayntletc O Deering 10 lYcstbrook junior 1 Deering 2 Conf 2 4 lYavnllete 3 1 fa ini GIRLS' BASKETBALL lfor the tifth consecutive year the Deering High girls finished their haslcethall season mltiefieirrcti. .-Xlthough several of the games were close thrillers. the varsity rolled up a nine game win record. scoring a total of 512 points to their opponents' -HI. Under the capahle coaching of .Xliss Piacentini. and led hy co-captains -Ioanne l,evine and Sylvia Xlardigan, their average score per game was 58.8. The varsity team found its toughest competition in South Portland who came within three points of the winners in hoth games. .loanne I.evine was high scorer for the squad with H46 points while Carol Fletcher ran a close second with 157 points. Diane Simpson's speed and Gail Harding's height were also invaluahle assets. The guard section which also proved outstanding was made up of Sylvia Nlardi- gan. .-Xnne lfeehan, -Iudy Culian, and janet Kimball. The .Iayvee team co-captained hy ,Ian Richardson and Dot Bradstreet with eight victories was also undefeated. The squad played the same teams as the varsity with the exception of XVesthroolt junior. They had a total of 357 points to their opponents' 209. The frosh team racked up a record of three wins and one loss. showing improvement all the way. Their co-captains were Grace johnson and Diane XYatson. VARSITY RECORD Opponents Points Opponents Points ours theirs ours theirs XYestlJroolt ol 52 Cony . 59 55 Kennehunk 48 46 Kennehunk 64 L43 So. Portland 50 47 YV.-l.C. . 55 55 lVesthroolt ol 54 So. Portland 55 52 Sanford 59 51 S! A FRESI-IMAN SKETBALL TE AM 'WO ARCI-IERY AND OD-CARVIN G G IRLS' TENNIS GIRLS' SWIMMIMG GIRLS' RIDING The Riding Club is a source of pleasure for girls who want to learn safety in pleasure riding, expert ability in show riding. intricate teain work in drilling, and the qualifications for instructing. Holding the reins this year are Hobby Lanigan, President, assisted by Marilyn Levine, Yice President, Dorcas lfrost, Secretary, and Ann Mathieu, Treasurer. Colnprising the executive conunittce are Carol Putman, Anne Littlefield, Betty XVinslow, and Judy Butler. Meeting at the 'l'onilinson's Riding School, on Friday afternoons, the club usually holds a one-hour trial ride with refreshments served afterwards in the clubhouse. Special rides are often held, especially during vacations. The most important event of the year is the Annual Horse Show to be held in june, for which the girls are already preparing. The fact that the club incinbership is largely under-classnien shows the growing interest in this or- ganization of sociability on the wooded trails, and in the friendly, cozy club- house. 53, Nl A 'I A1 l2l Luft . .Q-n 6, , 4 is NAT I O NAL HONOR SOCIETY 1951 1952 Ballantvnc, .Xlarilyn Lanigan. Roberta Yaledictorian Salutatorian i rfb. -cr .5- ' O Churchill, Newton Crane, jeanette Feeban, Ann Fickett, Arnold Harrisburg, Robert , - 1-iff' -1,-fa. fa? fa ' 1 - N iilr :-r -. 'L :K , V, -,fysa 5 1 A M . ,.. K sv- fl , i Q 1' it aa, ' 'X Q fa Hildreth, Florence Hubbard, Nancy Kindbom, Laurence Lamb, Barbara Loeb, Neil ff., McAfee, Robert Moore, Marilyn Packard, Nancy Pearson, Arcadus Shaw, Priscilla be If 5. a. ie Tuttle, William XVardwell, jane 122 ll 'Fx , I ga 'al Band .Xl embers Sclumrm :md Friends A puff' x s 5 lr .. g un Say Cheese Careful wlth that Shot , ga, ff ,a w Xlumps. Alamo? lfuting .'Xgnin?? O8 z. 4 ..- '-, 1 ,. M, ,Ki S f.,. H , I QW? A .IQ I' ' 'uf'-H+-' . 3. g 4 x ',g,,r-vb 1 .U jf' -.gm ma ' . ,. I . , . . , Hows the I.V.? Iznloylng n flood Hunk XVUWI 1211 e A P v , Q 5 F X-. X ks, 'N' ll K +L' X 2 -pg, 'if' X Rough play I K XYindy day Scared, girls? 3? Y ML ls saekvfi' W1 we -L vu fi?-M ' 4' e l Hold me tiffht -luv A V - ' W i X Ml. Hawkes SJW . 0 si . Our gang S- I Smile putty XY11tch that figure! T110 IPUWCVY boys 125 Z 7 . vrp -I., ew. Iv N' Q w. ust for one lmlrv? f, XYe. the class of 1952, declaring ourselves to be completely insane and loyal Sturdley Rooters do hereby declare this to be our last XVill and Testament. l. Sno-Queen, Diane Simpson, leaves her crown to anyone as deserving as she was. 2. Miss Hueston's fifth period lfnglish class tearfully leave 114. l. jerry Carp leaves his 2000 word theme. which turned Ullf to be 5000, to Miss Hueston for framing. 4. Leanne Hawkes and Nancy Packard leave their talents to Audrey Haugaard and Karen Thorsell. 5. .-Xrcadus Pearson leaves his blank pistol to the next Pearson in line for the job. 6. Ronnie Hanson, Phil Derrah, Bill Loring, and Tommy M'hynott leave Dubey's Pool Parlor to bankruptcy. T. Carol Fletcher gives the run of the gym office to judy Gulian. H. Mary jean McDonough and Newt Churchill leave hand-in-hand. U. jeanette Crane leaves her art posters to Miss Seabury. IO. Bob Harrisburg turns the Forum back to Miss Ring. ll. lfrancine llaley leaves for sunny California. 12. Virginia MacYane leaves the oiliee records in applepie order. H. l.eslie Peterson leaves enough nickels in Mr. Kosiba's possession to buy the morning paper for the next four years. 14. lfillll-lIffll!Q'.V' editor. Louise Young, leaves all her trials and tribulations to janet Kim- ball, next year's big wheel. li. l-'loppie llildreth leaves her skis to judy lfrvin. 16. The senior-girls varsity teams leave undefeated. IT. .flvllurlnyu lfdiror. Bruce llenderson, leaves a stack of copy sheets, and a battered typewriter to struggle with for the year 1953 to Alvin Morrison and George Crockett. px 18. Pete Leliouses turns the Photography Department over to jimmy Gibson. l 19. Betty Mclfee leaves, preferring Don. 20. Dottie Alward leaves the junior boys. x P ll. Leanne llawkes leaves her peaches and cream complexion to the XYoodbury Deb, X K Tubby NVashburn, and his many cakes of lVoodbury soap. X 22. joan Levine leaves her wise cracks to Squirt Richardson. 23. Gloria-june Davis leaves her white maiorette uniform and baton to anyone who can X equal her ability. xxx N 24. Ann Crosby leaves her worn-out typewriter to next year's Amethyst typist, NX 25. Ann Feehan leaves her ability to get honor marks, play sports. and handle outside activities to anyone who can match them. X Zo. Nancy Hubbard leaves her many citizenship awards to the member of the Class of 1951 who deserves them as much as she did. 27. Nickie Anderson leaves Mr. Bean's chemistry class still confused. ZH. Betsy French leaves her four years of loyal and faithful work for D. ll. S. to any- one who can equal her ability. ' Signed By: All Loyal Sturdley Members - 126 X alley. Z I 2, I CLASS PROPHE 3 XVe, the Class of 1952, predict that the following will come true. -Z Bill Clark will have a new car every year, if I-'veryone will go to the hospital when Nancy Baldwin becomes nurse. Arnold lfickett will make a handsome general, Xlary l.ou Splane and judy Tuttle will be in Hollywood, jack llonan, Nelson llayncs, and lVillie Ware will run in th Olympics, Dottie .Xlward will make the Telephone Co., hum, Pat .Xlurphy will be as cute as ever, .-Xllen Lewis will make All-:Xnierican in college, lietty Nlcl-'ee will make the best secretary Don Raymond ever had, Skin Dulac will he pitching for the Yankees, 'lihe kindergarten will gain a lovely teacher-.Nlary jean .XlcDonough, johnny Goodie will be making American swoon, jean and Billy will still be that way about each other, jackie llalle will finally be true to Dickie, XYesron Dyer will run for President as an issolationist, Nancy Cooper and Ifllen lfox will blow up the world, Bob llarrisburr will l - V ' l' g me airing iis opinion on Town .Xleering of the Xir, I.Xliss Ring will be moderator? Betsy lfreneh will be in Paris buying for P. ll. S B., Bob .Xlosquito Shaw will still be carrying the world on his shoulders, liruce llenderson and Diane Simpson CPerrvJ will be makinr their . , 5 ' A 5 tenth musical hit, Bill Tuttle will discover a new atomic theory, Xlarilyn llowarth will be singing at the Metropolitan Opera Co., The Dayes, XVebb and Switzer, will be giving skiing lessons at Sun june llalberts will finally help the football team to win a game. Norman lfineberg will finally direct the Broadway Xlnsical, Aggie Xlc.-Xhster will be giving out time from the D. ll. S. Office. Dick Chapman will own jamaica Race Track in New York, Val Xlc.Nlennamin will be designing for Vogue, Barry Grant will finish linglish-or will it finish him?, ,-Xbbey llall will make a beautiful cover girl, lihe Class of N52 will make a name for itself, l X W 4 ,W fl , i . '- f ' Q-.. .' .on ' . Qx F . In I ., ' ' ' kv ir 'Q f 5 'fi ' fs , x J I v LOllC501NC?? F F YC.. Xl' .-.' C' I'. , . S N 'Ulm Pcpsodcnt SIHIICS fy ff Bathing Bcnutv .5 dz l is 'A , .Fa 1 h ,A A V, , hnmmmumnm '-..., 'W xvllill' Bczultiful Music WI' X if x -Q5 q 'Y .. -,i 4 -A . 1 ,Q V. Af , T Q vw is ' ' Aa ?2..- . Q-' f -M , w I Q ' Cute lfroslm . . A . RCC0Q'I1iZC'IAl1CHl Drmklng .Xgnm - Hold On sl 0 Wm 1 1 ' if , 'X B1lgd1lLl??f:? lfilld Nici: Cliflg 128 AMETHYST PPRECIATIONS TO: judy Strout for those long hours of helpful hints. Xlr. Hawkes for always getting those last minute pictures to me. Pete Lekouses and jimmy Gibson, Student Photographers, certainly deserve many, many thanks. The entire liditorial Board: jackie Halle and judy Tuttle on the Senior Section, janet Kim- ball and Newt Churchill on Sports, Alvin Morrison, june Halberts, and judy Ervin on Circulationg Xlary Lou Splane on Aetivitiesg Betsy French on Advertising, and to their stalls for a terrific iob. Val XleXlennamin who made all the drawings in this book plus ever so much more. Ann Crosby for typing every single word in the book. George Crockett, a great guy with the willingness to do anything no matter how small or how large. Xly mother for her numerous hints and ber putting up with me and my staff in the many long and hard hours at her home. Thanks everybody for a wonderful iob. Bruce This is the second year we have had the book material in on time. lVe met all our deadline dates, the 19th of Dec., jan., Feb. and March. The last copy, 13 pages, went in on the 15th of March. Five days prior to each deadline we had the material in the mail and if you readers think that is an easy accomplishment l suggest that you come out for Amethyst work and be educated in the art of rushing and pushing. No adviser can rush and push a book into publication without an editor to slave and pcrspire his way to success. This was due to characteristics which l consider to be the mark of an excellent editor, that is, punctuality, reliability, ability, and imagination. This was Bruce. If the book is late, and it should be here by june 6, you must put the blame on someone else. Mr. Elliott 129 TI-IE EDITOR'S LAST WGRDS In the past years, various editors have stated that every editor wishes to accomplish two things: first of all, to produce a book containing something of importance to every student and second, to thank all who aided in making the publication possible. The book is before you to decide the first, but as for the second I would like to pay tribute to , those. who without their cooperation. a year- book such as ours could not have been published. First of all I would like to thank our printer. The American Yearbook Company. and their super salesman Mr. Doran for their letters of advice and encouragement. Xly gratitude also goes to the photographic studios for getting their glossy prints into us on time. l,ast, but by far NUI least. my many thanks to Mr. Young who never tired of flashing those last minute notices over the P. A. System, and Xlr. lflliott. my adviser, teacher. and friend. Xlr. lilliott never seemed disgusted with my many last minute changes, Qsuch as deciding upon a padded cover just before the last dead linel. fantastic ideas. and my running in and out of his classes no matter what time of day it might be. VVhen stumped or confused. Mr. lilliott was always there. QXVord by Adviser. still stumped and confused .J l wish also at this time to thank all the teachers who helped in one way or another to complete this book. Bruce N. Henderson lfditor-in-Chief l3O QQ am Zdmealfa af dz 'dead -,,. GRADUATE TO NURSING VVritc for Your copx' of our lmoolqlct Your Cnrccr in Nurs- lllQM.'l4l1C .Xlninc Xlcalicnl CCIIYCI School of Nursing, 22 Arsenal St., Portland. HO OAKHURST DAIRY MILK AND CRIC.-XXI 364 Forest Avenue Portland, Maine Test Shop A 81 P --and You'll See That Your Savings on A K P Storewide Everyday Low Prices A re Far Greater Than On just A Few VVcek Rnd Specials . 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MASTER FURRIERS 547a Congress Street SPRING 8: HIGH USED CAR CO. 377 Forest Ave. PORTLAND, MAINE FRI-1lJlJlI'f VVII,SON'S ICSSO STATION PORTLAND Cil,.-XSS COMPANY l-+00 Xilisliiiigroii Avenue Allrnmolzilc Cil.1.v,v I-'ORTIH-XND, Xl.-XINI-f -W6 XYoodforc Struct tb- .fi COIIlf1liIl1c'lIf.i' oy' 'F ' lain-x 141-i-ROUNIJS SUPPLY Co. H I4-26 York Sr. - l orrl1md,.Xlninc 9 gags! xx' js I 'Kal Buddies Goin' somewhere? i 'W Q- yfmf' Lontcntcd looks 3 1 35 .ass , :su R H' XYz1tcli rlmr stuff 'linstc good? Riding High XYlmtclm got. lfllcnF A-Xh,11h gf? 1 -.. +,. , . .W , r I n i, I u N if !! fm M 5 Uoifr fall Sittin' Pretty Hmmm v A--.2 Qs an 4' 1.v: ,. . 1r, 5, 2 . 25 A f ' ' r' Q . 1 a . fx , U fvlxllj, : ' . Y -Y Z , Q. 1 , ' -JEJM4'sB'53'x4.. . 'L-7.1 ' It '. ' pd -, 2' .1,gli'?sf3'i 'ul Effffgf L - l 7' . ' X K. 4. 1 -1. ' Y ' 4,,!p- ,-, f 'K' -f'1L5r4 'ji' x, f:, W3 F-fr 'r Lf .- .. iv ' .fgffg 'u I ', . - 'wh -V , x: 'rv . ' ' Wi il ' , ' - ' 1, . 'r.. -W 1 w ' 3 ,.,,'FL. ei, , Y k LQ, -1?,',iik, 4 Y GA. r .im W, f 1 , , I Y .-,Q .4 , J .,. . . , Q ,,, V ry' 4-..' QA ' 9 2 A ,Q izfq--az? -J- I' 9 - 1 ' . .'-'53 7,'r7 ' ' if Q - 'A 1'. -1 , . Q-. - - -E J-,pgf 1'-,-,HAZ '4 -ff' Q , 4 F: ,ufxqvl 121- 53,72 , , ' ' 1 -if 1:-xr. , ,- , 5 - . .. J., .F . -5 I I . ,Tf 4 1 ,, 1 'I VL' ' Y. lr. V' ' . W ' ,Ja ,g .1 ' I 4 ' r' f f . ,, f x , iw. M, , , X kjxii' gf' L . . ' I , ,li-L1 , A Lula, A A L, '. ,J Eff- . :Q ' Q f A . -Sffiir' 35' . 1. Q.-53: A:-JL 41, T - , -L .. - Lf J, -. rf :-- .-:.,'- 4 :':!' 1. .f- - 'f fs. L IW ii, :kiwi gy- - V ' wx Jnfgy ' , 1' MH' xv'2w 12w'4 ?'5, 2 HLA f , ,M-:,. ..,. -1, ..g.u.- J r Ortlanda Deering In Gridiron Portland-Dee r - , Qafjlre Tonlghv, s other Tins onigh 's Portland-Deering clash at the Portland High Stadium, an expected ragged K ,Goes Ona DB? t rugged affair is the foe , ' al point of a nine- L- -...A . altural ' is due at 8 o'clock. E ot M' Sf'hQDlh.Qy ,slatik The local l Qstinq 1. elifhggstgtgiggrigi, which rates 'L--H ,Ln M0nda,y's advancethlz an ' ' D-n , Ag., nm va because of the seggonqs tm? DD sing i: .e it may hold in Store I Boosters In Actio n o ,ulldogs eater Portland Pretenders lg? Deering High's - llpefsv P' te laurels. is the Lewiston-' Will say an offic' V ' nlm lettlli rigor scrap at the latter site new coach Nat W n la Bliie ipevils opened with 8: simultaneously la he Tha? rouosano' ' -ming: bt Dy I glftlllfe usually Tdiifigriugfliggis E gli? tag, 'D B B P e ai-nefiatiw ' Y are fielding a burl .Y lain the UC o in their o Y I eerm 0 e Davis e r the Esew-here. 'r'ifiIff'ef- y d g W ers fSP0rts Edito nxcsaim 1enPaceS Ram i 'an inspired Deeri o L , Th cou1d win ng' 1 . T D e first lntersectional match ms at Only 3 to l e 4 3I'1'lel'S 0 2222111 13,25 tlggegulbg Slighpbowim' t ' ur an ur a L eorles have D952 Il trophy for its athletic room? the off b t 0 ' gporiff vm e at Deerlnl Hgut ri Portland Hammer Club cup, when G y 3 Pass second ' lgnty 'wieeent yeafshbww the suburbanltes plucked on e eofge Mar- ball in pi t u I :h001 m afternoon T-he S ,meh veteran Houlton High tive at the was Contained 34- Two 0 yednesdwa get one' and tgucwistate of Maine Alleys in Scar- ring defen South Po an schsomugms, Ralph country borough by exactly , the Riot nge. for rough Deering High Sch0ol's rang? Q:re::il's Purpieto ftiiumvh 0vef 5tY?11S?'5is Ehlgs t e armmd mlts second straight Wm at the ez - ped Q byl G me T rr t' 1 3121235 Enemy otoixgfig, eThe gutfoxnethdepended o r fifligh of Biddeford team, 46 the Hperiect' 522221 the Ram? Seite stilng 6 final box t o in? the DHS Um Tuesday mghtin run. which op their OWU zlfm The trophy actua A De H 0 h ms Fran Parkers St. Louis com ne- was over toi Deering's Fred Go: .ni D Y -Q L DHS Band To Give i fubu Allen. 9' Q, t Brucsountw for exaislxsm. 'mn' rmn course' junior. outing 51055 g QD V d Deefiil 13 mlnu I Egfxied the OQXQSZULQ one xmlqg. egg fiegifd the kdditional Committees Announced 'or DHS Dramatic Club Play sensational 132 in Thirty trackmen th String. but he said Squad in seve 1 ' e 1?r3e5f' ff for the school as n atmerine Higli, iZi,'FtJ3Jg1gggg,f 12 Fathers' Concert tg L from the Hamm Buck Harv ll - . er Monday HSM fgwrhthe first arm ssnitmatlvclanttorneyn vm, - Er o t e first-day re, E on the Squad a year th will be held at Il p. m. Sunday,-vi 6 t The Fathers' Bend concert or C t the Deering High School Bandyf ' 1.-L -+L Ire 1tDeering Cagers Sharper. . E?,W'th Height, Speed, Splflt Additional committees are arif ley and Patriciatand Nancy Ryef- I xunced for the 25th annutal son. Ellen Fox is business mana-:ini By Rome wi,-ths . ln Hi h School Drama IC ger. ' A ,- Eb say, glcy High. which will The ushers will be Ed1tn aoonejar . lStaff Sports Wgtegl erience Wm s given at 8 p. m. Thtirsdayuin Margaret Wiggins. DTIHIl?yM12J1gFgg?l New spirit and another Yea-1' P h last fe eme.ef+e1a0feern .i'1'L:iP1'2E e:9e.:aM.nz:esr.::.:: Rtne.:twfoeefinsn511gh's bgiggggagetgggfgs meer t an 0 iddespite , 8 OSS 0 ' . ' W 1 Rams In Two Wins n ame Dayli That is the Damon tems made- R DRUSSBII -frubbyo washt Rams In T . wo W1 ln recent years, Wednesday had its greatest day in athletics in many a moon. Not only did the Purple Rams' cross country team Deering High School, which haslhlt the line for the other Deerlngh, is drmmg an 11-man va had a dearth of snot-ts victorlesITI1?.fton'Iatsho1-t plugliej. Rlghizrdwji the School gymnas Deering H, h S e y oman race yar s or' U I 18 cliool, fl' , South Portland's sco,re.'The wingwont be overpowering 'had a dearth of sport: was the Deering teams first in them we ll be improved. U? 16Cent years, Wednesday h d In Greater Portland Freshman Foot-i Colby College ace says. 1 s greatest day in athletics Q IC' ball League. It was South Port- The squad lists four manjy aRmoon. Not, only did U12 :lg e a ' Q vijutrun Siork High Schgol, 21 to 35. 1 d f I or its irst win in istory over an 's irst oop setback. c e ms cm - Deering Harriers ?1t1g5goi'l2H1ghsgcl1icdldiiti2i' SZ? S , irs win ' h . Q Portlan , eerlng Overpower York High Lfnfgifilleslggeguz 1525 fgifi lan Deering harrlers tramped York, Higlfs C- ed South Port' , .21 to 35. although Alex 'r . year1m 5' IM ' 1 S 0 a :of York won the rooe in ineermg F1-gghmen es Only guage seclonds off the tw S t ,0nQ' 8 m 0 COUYSC TCCOI' wlst and Auburn contribute tdzls ggetefuig time I Ram top Portland :Le OD 0 SHUI- Deei Hih'1' hm -l ih3.'.l'3e?2lZs rivwfm of P 't'mt1S320'2eb33,0vf?::.'fr331S21 Rims H3531 35' ildireians today 95 Edward Um' asm Scum fixes, ,Ld strfratt KDJ: s.inyr1es cm: -Keith' Wm column this Vw' Wm' Ori on the 1a.tter's Memorial - ,ld yy: '1,Dygf rm, 8,-1-,woo with men- eeeooa triumph ms? 9 Day CYD 10 Johnson QD a 18 6 decision over South Port go,- mn is at Deerlni mummnk . : n - . 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' ' l Sis:.ei.:HiasfPirr es x. eerlng Coach In Praise Of Sports .sehuckdanagglt 0, girlie giiazvyegi , VeMon -ere onto h DOWNS W rn 011 t By Bud Cornish i qgaggthers are exllestffi' iiistgrst ig , Q Sports Editor! gffmas the sduaaigffg, Bowdoinefgein tball club racked- ur They gave J. B. his night Thursday. ray,id00f nitiebyanuary- 2321? C0095 of a green St. I-Dwi John B. Cottrell, known from border in hm-asf in ..a,...+.ith..aH1eF1 . aww and Wi -.-..aav.a! Eire a racked h0l1S9 9' as .Tof-'- '--' 'ny some other choice nic e, fj,eirilti:Aceto9s Annual Feast High coach but still a DHS Riding Club Appoints I ive and applause of nea - - - sg... andFor DHS Eleven Due on notice at on Fa1lT10l1 Standing Committee Chairmen fail Sam Aceto. long timefchalmfl ligzlzgiclffngggflehqstfl Standing committee chairman Miss Roberta Lanigan pri bell , . . ' High 00 3 1 Ofy were appointed at a meeting of t e pr d- th business gg 32 tries 5 Dion or Deermr win orb ivih a close 1s......... Deering High School Riding Club we mg E . . 'ed ln 81 C elevens whether HWY y g , g mid at the Tomlinson Riding there was a trall ride fc iL6,iirom Zh! lose, will see igigmglaiegggreasepalnt Ahoy , reschggic ' vanced members and lesson F36 Wad who had 5 ' iories but 1 Dram cluhhers at Deermg gk They included Betty Winslow, given new members. l i an i the way 01 Wgut to givg going to put on a DEC? caufidht iiefreshments. and Marilyn Levine, Attending were Wilma 1 L gasses.. their hear s battle on T11-iigh come Thanksgiving PE thelublicity. A Sandra I-laley, Ann- Litt. I rellmln land a gixagsviu have thetheir annual battle. vizitk and Members of the executive com- Carolyn Riley, Jeannine Su l 'Tigegi iuglgdiilxxer Sam has iboagds. Putitzrilg algsaietchenilttee will serve as program chair- 2ir1igfas.mEo?i1d.g,ognx tgronintf ' 51 . ' as ' X W D8 Bn. i I ' an e them tg hlstiiggfafiilliiliittliigtiiiblbtis.. Marilyn LQUHSUUYY- E211 Plans were made for a fall hay thieu, Dorcas Frost, Joyce . 33- . Dinner af e Hyler, George DBIVIS- Dave SW1 'ide, a dance in the school audi- tatal, Elizabeth Snyder, . i 'im G at 630 P' m' hisfver Dave Webb, Judy Tuttle- E1'orium, a food sale, and a taffy Jeffrey, Josephine Pizzo, 1 3 Nat Crowley argl t4L-.aeaL10roi-v Lou Srllaneiull Turner. Virginia Gray. C will be treated to s N . 1 Ro H , it 0 .. surf 5 Bgkeimli 2 . lei P1 Q.. E 0 a N ,..,.., lore. ' ln,ls .. tgffirl ge. 'min rs O ,sw , v -i Y, Plans were made to have class- gziplgagatiihgggssg Deering Harriers 'cketts in bridling and saddling for an , 1 g of :..sr...:.l':i..... m Uufwn Bates Frosh will return anotll .Lewiston oct 29 , gk n have vowed to bri High. seniiir Wlil i- Deering 3, n amc Day! le. line for the other Deering on a short plunge. Richard VJ Totman raced 50 yards for i.I?ortland's score. The win . are led t 1 De?1'mS Hlgh cross-country mag: to its fifth straight dual win here LOCQHY. a 22 to 38 triumph over the 12a4e1s liiioilgooilivcim rims timed in' ,i V s a e ,. kitten Gordon Bird. ad of Bob 1ThVe summary: '4 odegefialimsz' Bird 'Bw' 3 'mm 'D' Unbeaten Rami Blue Runners Duel Todal' ' and Portland HiSh'S crgieleuciuntry teams, Svifiggg matching 5-0 marks, SWQP S 8 ks at 3 ri. m. today at Deering a S in a dual meet. The Ram runnelge are capable Of Pushmg cggue record-holder and Blue acei nd . . . . 1 'A' ' I ' new recor 3 l 1a:Deer1ng team's first in the iz 7 o,,,n ynljfutt rm. s. Vaulhan Gumlond to a dl eriPort1and Freshman Foot aynes 1Di 5 I HKS 'BPHIO Crockett fDl 11 D,-is H pam-ini: team balance en ansi Plummer, Claire Randall, P Marily Levine. 'J Deering Gridders Have Dad-Son Get-Togetlierp . Deering High's football team, down but not out, will have a Dad- Son get together at the DHS gym tonight at 7.30, with a boost from the mothers, and Fearless Fred-' dy'f l-Iarlow, of Westbrook, coach, Qfflfllali EX-Dlayer. will do the ma- J01' speaking. Varsity jayvee and freshman squads plus parents -' B - ' 'tarted n ieague It was South Port 'Fleming ggi ' 13 Km 43 M A 6 ng S ' I Ctlrst loop setback F is Orchestra Seniors To Be P lot aces Deen!! . en Awards At Vesper Concert Ofdalld F C d nt T Davis lr Cornelia Douglas have been invited. Randal Gumfer pres! B lThomas Downs Kay Fleilflhef South Portland ' - y i D ng High schoo D Gordon 2nd S high-rldin . f Him lviiithers Club will pre Ellen Fox FredJ net Han F101 an odds on fa S Red Riot G llfer a ' vorite over D ' goes to the POS daari.S4zni..r2i2?52i iii? Hire XSS? 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