Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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Our E fzczent Sta s Mrss Nancy Mason Secretary mx Left to right Athene Gloro Marian Hauguard Debbie Chapman Launne Bustln Pat Roach Susan Clark Beth Simmonds Sandra Rollrns Mlss Jean Fletcher Mrs Melaugh Left to rnghf Rebecca Brooks Janet Brown Gloria Rutherford Judy Gardner Lunda Jensen Karen Allen Receptionist Clerk Stenographer Mafgafel 5UWYe' X .ll E Left to right Sandra Booker Judy Muller Mary Orr Carol Wensberg Donna Pserce louuse Martelle Mrs Doan Joan Cleaves Patrlcua Clarke Llnnea Chnlberg Betty Flnch L,b,-c,,c,,, 22' SQ Left to right Mrss Dolley Judlth Webber Nancy Davis Martha West Brenda Marshall Erdme Morruson Anna Mrnervnno Lmda Arntz gal Left to right Mr Camlnltl Cherry Kilgore Nancy Maynard Jean Chrnstensen Jane Houston Rae Jaqunth f c 0 -1 kr 'Q kr' A, l K A 4 , C , C . C ,MT s asl ' J ll 5, 'mf ' ,xx A , 1' 'ik . I My or X J s 1 A , 1 I . 5 K X R - K , . ' K. N ,V K J.. . J A I . . I I- ' I I - I 5 I , I . . . J ' ffl 5 HQ A A 5 . ,l if 'L if f K . J J Q Cl KY, I N .

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C. Moreshead K. O'Brien I. Pease G. Pendleton 3 , X BF 'M m T V, ,, 1 , I ., A.,'A l . j E tt A Pollto Mlss Charlotte A Moreshead Subject Engllsh Dramatlc Club Advusor Education BA Umverslty of Mame Graduate Work Umversnty ot Mame Dr Katherine O Brien Subject Algebra Solxd Geometry Trlgonometry Revlew Math Mathematlcs Department Head Mathemahcs Club Advxsor Education B A Ba es M A Cornell h D Brown Mass lsabelle Pease Subject Englnsh Educatron BA Smlth MA Breadloaf School of Engllsh Graduate Work Harvard Mr Gordon R Pendleton Subject Soclal Studres Asslstant Football and Baseball Coach Education BS Umversnty of Mame Mrss Francesca Perazzu Subject Englrsh Cheerleadmg Advrsor Educatjon BA Umversxty of Marne M Boston Unrverstty Mr PhlllpO Perrlno Subject Physrcal Educatron Assustant Football Coach Key Club Advusor Education BA Umversnty ot Arizona A Stevens H Trbbetts tis 1-iffgihap M 'FW' fs igx if Lf. , ' fl f XX F ei A Nr W Redmond L Reed Rmg Mr C Wrlluam Peterson Subject History History Department Head Education AB University of Mame Trlnnty Mlss Edith S Putt Subject Latm Educat1onalAdvusor Education BA Wellesley MA McGill Gradu ate Work Southern Methodist Unlverslty Mr Armand Pollto Subject Spannsh Latm Educatlon B A Unlverslty of Marne Mr Wullram L Redmond Subject Algebra Plane Geometry Basic Math Freshman Class Advisor Educatron BA Unlversnty of Mame Long Island College of Medlclne Graduate Work Unnversrty ot Mame Mlss Lorrame Reed Subject Englush Education A B Bates Harvard Summer School i B rue E Tyler Washburn J Wmchell R Wmchell M Wyman ui ' gy 'fs F. Perazzi P. Perrino J V, sx fs 115611 4' 15 Um Q, C. Peterson 7 N-x .. gt , . 6159, JE .X F ,Q . . , , YJL! J 1 , 4, 1 Ross C Smrth Muss Elnzabeth Rang Subject U S History Forum Advisor Education B A MA Umversuty ot Mame Mrss Ferne C Ross Subject Home Economrcs Department Head Pre Nursing Educatron BS Unlversrty of Marne Graduate Work Columbla Graduate Work Umversnty of Mame Mr Clayton H Smrth Subject Engllsh Sensor Class Advisor Assistant Basketball Coach Education BA Unlverslty of New Hampshire Mr Arthur H Stevens Subject Durector of Band Education Leader of Army Band 14 years Mr Huse M Trbbetts Subject Blology E ucatron BS Unuverslty of llllnors MS Sprmgfleld Mlss Bernice S True Subject Shorthand Typnng Education Bay Path Institute Mlss Esther J Tyler Subject Aruthmetlc Handles Student Banklng Educatron BS Boston Unrversrty Mr Russell 0 Washburn Subject Problems of Democracy Head Basket ball Coach Education BA Colby Mrs Joellen Wmchell Subject Gurls Physical Education Glrls Athletrc Coach Education BS Womens College of Unlversrty of North Carolma Mr Rohe Louls Wmchell Subject Assrstant Drull Master Band Education Unlversnty of Connecticut Mass Margaret Wyman Subject Latm Future Teachers of America Club Advusor Education AB Bates MA Columbla , pi , ' , . E. F. - 1 1 ' r ' , I .I ' ' ' . . . - - -I A I 1 . ., , M.A., U 5 1 I 1 A I . . . A . I I , ' ' ' ' . 4 - ' ' f 1 : . ., 5 ': tg pP.., 1 ' Af P I , - j ' , . . . ' 1 ' f ' ' I D : . ., ' ' ' I 2 f I ' I . U . I . . . v : . ., ' ' ' 5 . : . ., j . ., - . ' . H j d , : . . , . I I n s ' : . ., ' ' ' ' : . ., 7 V q : I lf ' ' S ? ig A - sf J fr ' T : . -1 - :,,f:' E ' Y ' v I ' ff. V r K Q X. ff 5 I . Il - . E31 . . . ., , , ' . T . I . F . , A I W .A -, sg, A : . ., C ---- fix? . . 4 if ' 410 ' A he 524'-' - H ' . . -1 -R -15f. '1QjsQe ' ,,wfif'f1- , A V ' f sf gtl fz we - ll fi? V' filisqg 'St 1 Y . : ' R. . ' - ' . 1 '-. : . ., '

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THIS ls The Producers' Script . . THE COLLEGE AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES The aim of the College and Scientific Courses is to provide the prospective college student with a basic and well rounded background in the sublects required for college entrance so that he may be able to con tinue his education in the academic field which is best for him Among the required and elective sublects are Languages English Latin French Spanish Mathematics Algebra I and II Geometry Mathematics D History History of Nations United States History Modern European History Problems of Democracy Science Biology Physics Chemistry All of these courses offer the student a varied cur riculum With the help of the courses and the guidance of teachers most college preparatory students find a place for themselves in a college suited to their needs and abilities THE PRACTICAL ART COURSE The Practical Art Course is arranged for the students who are interested in continuing to develop their skills, understandings, and appreciation in art. Since there are many new fields of art in the business world today students who have definite skill in art are urged to further their education along that line Some of the courses an art student may take are Languages English French Spanish Mathematics Algebra Geometry Arithmetic Gen eral Mathematics B Science General Science General Biology General Physics History World History Consumer Living United States History Problems in Democracy and of course the most important sublect of all Art This course is also planned to develop the students knowledge and consciousness of how art is used today throughout community living