Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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he ,kicked time SUPERLATIVES . .. f ,Q , 533-5.5, ,Q I-gk 5,7 V, 3' , , f I rv v l I M - W. :,, X , Q, f, f v,1',y ,MW ' ,,,kf I I ,ff fc 'Q ,-,.-fa. ' 4-wr' . ni, , ,W 'x .mf M ,if BEST LOOKING 1. Larry Cohen 1. Colleen Baker 2. Art Atherton 2. Judy Iott 3. Ronnie Broadhurst 3. Dixie Redlon I , If , i:VI y 5 1 1. Dick Gelinas x f NY V 1 i X PERSONALITY PLUS 2. Dave Stanford 3. Don Lary . - ww, .. fl 5 . T4 C ,, f . A-' f' , 2, I Qwf' f I vw u' ' 1 f M0911 T Af if if fy, , ,, f... fn 1 if , -f 1. Don Lary 2. Dick Gelinas 3. Art Atherton f , ' . 4' ' 1. Nancy Little 2. Judy Iott 3. Dixie Redlon I A ilu ff f , v f , ., . - I ',ff,, -',f ,,fwfff,g,f.W t f if U V' MOST ATHLETICS 1. 2. 3. Nancy Carmichael Dixie Redlon Mary Hildreth 2. Larry Cohen 2. 3. Dave Stanford 3 3. Phil Tirabassi 2. D ,ff 73 , - T ,,., M YMW. ,, ,1 ng - tgp, .tus-raw, 3 , -- X , 3 K V all ' N-N47 '-v,..,f fa CLASS BRAINS 1. Pete Pitarys 2. Donald Blodgett 3. Larry Laben 1. Carolyn Conley 2. Liz Sarando 3. Liz Snyder ,f -Q., i , '72 L , W , 'fa' BEST DRESSED 1. Pete Baade 1. Joan Stanford Marilyn Brynes . Judy lott MOST TALKATIVE 1. George Trouvalis 1 . Sally Wilcox 2. Bob Hay ' Sheila Pelosi onna Trefry

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ta gow! Zkemaeiaea Me LEADERS Atherton and Ray Chapman proved themselves to be outstanding players. The base- ball team was sparked by Co-Captains Art Atherton and Mike Stockwell. Bill Miller completed his fourth year as devoted manager of all three teams. Ronnie Broadhurst was captain of our excellent swimming team, and John Cragin, Phil Haskell, and John Adams were outstanding track men. Crack tennis men were Larry Laben, Dave Weisburg, and Lee Hanchett. Don Blodgett attained the adjutant rank of Cadet Major, Leigh Hoar that of Lieutenant Colonel, and Carl Wood, Major. Cheering on all these teams during the year were head cheerleader Donna Williams, and her squad: Nancy MacDougall, Joyce Dulac, Judy lott, Nancy Carmichael, Col-- leen Baker and Connie Carleton. The girls took no back seats in the field of athletics. Martha Andrew, Mary Hildreth, Jo Porch, Judy Butler, Nancy Mullin, Nancy Carmichael, Dixie Bedlon, June Morrill, Liz Sarando, and Dotty Foster displayed much skill and sportsmanship in both hockey and basketball. Jean Skillins and Rhoda Green played Varsity Tennis. The Student Council had a very successful year under President Dave Stanford. Carlyn Smith as President of the French Club sponsored a series of movies for all the French Classes. Sheila Pelosi put out some wonderful issues of Ramblings and' Pete Pitarys and his hard-working staff struggled all year to publish this excellent year book. Nancy Winslow displayed her musical ability as she conducted the band' in one of their annual concerts, while President Bob Bruns cheered her on. Lovely Donna Williams was chosen Sno-Queen at the Annual Sno-Ball in Feb-A ruary, while Judy lott, Colleen Baker and Nancy Little attended her. Many of the members of our class earned state-wide acclaim. Liz Sarando was- elected Secretary at a State Tri-Hi-Y convention and Judy lott was elected Vice-V President of the South Western Maine Student Council Convention. The State Hi-Y Older Boys, Conference saw Dave Zolov presiding over the meetings. At the first of the year a group of the Seniors visited the oil companies at South Portland. They returned with a sample can of oil, a bank, and a book of notes for a theme. Gail Walker received a beautiful wrist-watch for her winning essay. As class projects, we sponsored the sale of greeting cards and produced c'Father' Knows Bestf' All too soon we were measured for caps and gowns and began to practice for graduation. Then came Graduation time with all its excitement and' solemnity, Seniors Last Assembly, Graduation Exercises and the Senior Prom, and we left Deering for the last time as a united class. As four wonderful years came to an end, the class of '55 e-xpresses its thanks to all the faculty and especially our adviser, Mr. Smith, for their help, co-operation, and understanding. Respectfully submitted, NANCY LITTLE, Secretary Clans of 1955 Donald Lary Executive Committee ., N Mr. Clayton Smith Adviser Raymond Chapman Executive Committee Judith Ion Executive Committee -4 1' .ffi iff

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de CREAM of Me CROP K 6 r:H'l2:fi A its A ' 'K MOST FLIRTATIOUS 1. Donna Williams 2. Nancy MacDougal 3. Sheila Pelosi 1. Dick Chapman 2. Torn Baggs 3. Pete Baade .,v , 1 'V ., . '-af jf-.. t ' 5 UA, f ,f f' 5. , Q' , 1 ' ' I f X FUTURE SUCCESS 1. Jim Penza 1- -lliCiY ieii 2. Art Atherton 2- Liz Sarandv 3. Dave Zolov 3- -lUfiY Biliiei' v 'H S f' 1 f illl A . V,,VL 1 g , ' ' J'-fa 4 153.1 ,ff A g 4 MOST AMBITIOUS 1. Liz Sarando Nancy Little 2. Phil Tirabassi 2. Siieiia Pelosi 1. Dave Stanford Pete Pitarys 2. George Trouvalis sky CLASS WITS 1. Judy Wheeler 2. Sheila Pelosi 3. Carolyn Garsoe 1. Bob Hay 3. J im Zenahlik CORRIDOR COUPLE 1. Art Atherton - Nancy Little 2. Don Lary. Dot Foster 3. Dick Gelinas-Faye Stearns ' iff 'fl' i,' .,k, fi ' 1 i ' X K ,L',,t::g'fVigixf-fig'4' jx I , Hog' , , -,Q I, 7 - , -.1 CLASS POLITICIANS 1. Dave Weisberg 1. Sheila Pelosi Pete Pitarys 2. Marilyn Brynes 2. Dave Stanford 3. Nancy Little