Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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HISTORY AND LIBRARY Deering High School's History Department covers a wide range of subjects, including History of Nations, Problems of Democracy, United States History, which is required by state law, Modern European History, World History, and Civics. Headed by Mr. Petersen, the department strives to help the students understand the problems of today by studying those of yesterday. Stu- dents also learn the workings of our government, and a group of seniors who study Problems of Democracy go to Augusta each year to visit the State House. History students looking for material-and other stu- dents, too-can find a wealth of information in our ex- cellent library. Mrs. Doane, our efficient librarian, can direct us to reference books, the latest magazines, and just funn books. Y l eiac .Q 2 ' .8 C. W. PETERSEN I. B. COTTRICLL History, History Depart, 'Anwriran Ilixtury ment Hearl Colgan-g Cruel, A.B., U. of Nlzlinvg Work,C0lumbizl. M.A.. Trinity. d! f+-Y - ' f 5 .r 1 M W' viz, 7 w wu- ' f5?2 :'?' gif? ll PM 11 ff? 9 K K , 3575 -fl aff ' 1 ,- 4.4 1 ' . L. S. ELLIOTT F. HARLOXV Mndern Europcfm His- Wnrlrl History tory, Problems of Dv- B.S., Fordham U., Cnul mucracy, U.S. Ilis-tory, Work, U.oflX1ninr-. -J .1- X11-w an l,ilu'm'iun BS., Simmons. 7' . '17 H. B. HAHYI-II.I llislrwy, 'l'r1ll'lc Cum HS., U. of New Han sllirv. Mr. Elliott is a stickler for discipline! p 'Z S Advisor to Ramblings and Amethyst, Quill and Scroll M.A., U. of Maine. Those overdue books! C'- ., Q f - , I -H Q V E 4. , wp' g -N1 ,' ll K 6 5 -fe Q- . 3- G R PENDLETON E. RING R. o. WASHBURN f 1 ' V if .' .' 'H Sncml Studies, A.v.s t l'.S. Hisfory, Fnrum Pmlzlvms nf Denim-rm'y, pi Fnotbnll mul Baseball Aclris-nr llczul Buskrftlmll Cnrzclz S '. ' 'S M l ' S COHCl1 MA.. U. of Mainv. BA., Colby. B S U of Maine. I l Miss Ring, you're blushing! M. VV, DOANIC

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