Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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Charles W1ll1am Petersen Ihe sudden cle1th ol Xli C Xvllllcllll Petetsen 1e1cl ol the Htstoxv Ileputtnent shocked the ltcultx 1ncl stu dents ol Deernw H14 h School ' en e eating st c x ouslx ght Iho X tc tn fllSUIIX Deputnicnt tncl lntetestecl In spolts lol some us tie hoys lllllffllf ptogi LISLII 11 s schc ll He spoke Dm cntlx ,Cm ,, vournict hc collected SIJCClll niet s 1 llllllllllg LXIJLIICIHC lol the lreshmer, om 111 ht lllililll lustorx to studs under uni thit lns IIIICIFCS in 111 1 1 Ihu tlso 1pptec1.1tecl his sense o moz incl sinccic htenclliness Im the entire stuc cx vutc selluw tickets ll the 1 11ll s In coirido school unw cs se the sune without Nli Pe s 1 goo c lmcx 1 9 I N . 2 1 1 1. ' ' ,l 1 lt n'11 1 ' ,K 1' 1 ' A I 1 UD ' '. 'I 1 ' ' , ' '1 1 1' 1 . - wh he li g 1 ' l', ' I' l ' 3 ' 1' 5 Q, . 'l'hc-y knew that he was lillll' Zlllil 1 ' If in Nlr. Ieters joined th D I' J 11ll in lSl2ti. He thc '35 Sem inf- N 5 t 5 ' 5 llill pre 'i 1' llllli' at rnton . c'1 lClIly 1 cl Bun- lm i 1 I ' '- 'Q A 7 lent gor High School. He ztssutnecl the duties ol' hezul ol' the lm lf' he WM 4' li1 lll? ' 'WB - A I S 7 I lug ' I . . 1 y ' . D. ' 5 t . Q, ketlz QSIIIICS Illlll SlIIJClAX'l'lllg' the Illilv 1 ' ' r in ye: ' wus IIIZIIIIIQCI' ol l 1 'i ' Q 11111. ' 1 - XIV. Pet . ' '11 lll50 ll Jlz '. , ' 1 ish Dex 5 clo' not 1 'ein - ,1 1 . '. tel llu- 1' 11ncl spent his sz1hh11tic'11l leave, two I' 1 ago, sen. Ili clevotion illltl loyalty will ren111in 1 l cl in i11 lllilllllllli. .X 5 ' 1 , ' , 1 tus. llu -nce 'fc' '. 9

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f Mr Crandall Mrs Dresser Guldanfe Dean of Freshmen li A 1 Olbv V Ld BUGS B S Boston UHlNCl5lIy NI A Column Inn rC'lLllCfS College Gmduate uork Boston UHlWClSlly Umverslty of Mame Mr bmxth Xhss Sullxvan Dean of Ixeshmen C uul mee Secretarv X Murray State Craduate St loseph S uork Unnersxty of Mame

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was 4 'f? ENGLISH DEPT: Head i Miss Hueston, B. Lit. Emerson, M.A. l'. of N. H., Post Grad. YVork B.U., Harvard Xialeg Miss Becker, MA. Middlebury, Mrs. Bruce, A.B. Bates, Mr. Burgess, BA. Colby, Post Grad. XVork Cornell, Miss Chase, Ali. Snuthg Mr. Clarke, P.J.C., A.B. U. of N. M.: Mrs. Gulliver, MA. Columbia. N - 3 C177 M ' ws - -V Miss Howe, A.B. U. of Me., Post Grad. YVork B.U., Miss Qlensen, M.A. B.U.g Miss Joyce, M. Ed. B.U., Post Grad. XVork Harvard, Mrs. McDonald, B. A. Colby, Summer School Hates, St. 4Iosepl1's. l 'STU' Miss Pease, Breadloaf School of English, Grad. Work Har- vard: Miss Peralli, M..X. B.U., Mrs. Sorensen, B.S. and MA. HU.: Mrs. Timberlake, BA. Colby. Karen Allen gels ahead in English by coming back lor nexp. Shake s peare to Thoreau English is the only subject that all Deering stu- dents are required to take. Of course, different emphases are placed on the various departments. ln College Course English, writing techniques and literature are stressed to prepare students to take college entrance examinations and to do good college work. Commercial English emphasizes business terms to facilitate the entrance of Stll- dents into the business world. Regardless of the course a student is taking, a clear and usuable knowledge ol' English grammar and diction is es- sential. O, what concentration! E X x