Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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Qi To The Class of 1960 Although th1s book w1ll always asslst you 1n pleasantly recalllng the past, I know that each one of you 1S genulnely concerned about the future Nay I suggest you reallze that the SOCl6ty 1D whlch you wlll Dlay a part o' ev r 1WCTS3S1Ug slvnlflcance as you grow older needs human +alents of a wlde varlety Be assured, there lS most certalnly a place for you, and the use you make of the educat1on you have FSCblV6d wlll be of great asslstance ln helolng you to flnd that place Tearnlng may begln ln the school, but one never ceases to acqulre knowl dge There 15 no SlHglP formula for success but a Wll1lDgneSS to contlnue to learn plus a hlgh mo al puroose wlll assure you of the best chances to 3Ch1SVG your per onal voal Th1S 13 the tlme to wlsh you well I do so most SlDC9TP1V Q51 my V,,,r, f K! .. as t 1 Y-:r fv, .15 , gf X . K ,',WmM 8 - , V , I U . . . . . . . C A . . . . . . - L J. 2 L . 4 . . 1.1 I J 0 - ., T . . . 1 . . . . - 0 . . . ..J., - e f . . . . . , 1 . . Y' . Q . L .L 5' . G . . . J Q 0 ' I -I V O

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few, Mr John E Ham Submaster BS Gorham State Teachers College XI A Harvard graduate work Boston Un1vers1ty Boston College Harvard U of M fifvx' The Leaders Deermgs guldance department has been enlarged to include an advisor for every four hundred students The advisors plan to have at least two mterviews Wllh each student during the year to help him cope with any dlfflcultles he may have SCAJ fSchool and College Ab1l1t1es Testj and the Krtden Preference Record are two of the nationally used tests being gxven to Deermg students SCA IS taken by the freshmen to 1nd1cate the level of their verbal and non verbal ab1l1t1es and the vocatlonal form of the Krlden Record is gtven to sophomores and Jun xors to show them the flelds 1n whlch they have the hlghest lnterest With the help of the advlsors and Wlth these tests Deermg students should flnd lt easter to plan their high school and post hlgh school careers ,1- 'Wm -asf' Xliss Mira Dolley NIi,55 Edith Pitt Dean Educational Advisor A-B-, Colbyi M-A-, Middlebury! grad- B.A., Xlfellesleyg M.A., McGill: graduate Hare work, Sorbonne, Harvard, Colum- work, Southern Methodist University. bia.