Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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Nliss Catherine oyce Faculty Advzsor ZS CODE CONIVIITTEE Front Clifford Goodall chairman Joncs Cene Cohen mn Jim Kelley Roxann Gallant Back ron Donald Oberg IVIIIOII BALLOTINC COMMITTEE: Front rou: Kathy OF1ynn Dick Hay Eddie Ihillips. Bark mu: ohn Stevens Mort Soule. Ia 1 Q1 . fm - 9 - ., 5 I M. Soulc I . Lee D. Abowd J. Velentgas . Finch .. Potter . Melaugh . . Manson L. Cloutier . Be . Ryland M. Cleaves . 2. ' 5 I f .,. . H5 qv- . . Y. Phillips J. IA ile C. Nutter J. Maguire B. Foster '. DeRice . .Deetjen . Budd .P .Jones . Bither . Small . I inter K. Aster Mr Alfred Mallet faculty Advzsor HOSPIT-XLITY COMMITTEE Front mu Marie Cleaves Diana Bell Shirley Flozler Hack ron ames Bither Victor Cicleon HANDBOOK COMMITTEE: Margaret Thompson Rita Maras Marina Velentgas M rtha Williams. Cynthia Potter Barbara Smith. 5 ' 1 -. I 4 A J. Jealous P. Lewis NI. Mussman I . Soule M. Velentgas I.. McKown C. Jacobs XV. Fallona S. XVoodbury I.. Chapman T. Ivight Aud. 2 F' 2 R. X ormack Sylvester . O'Flynn . Reidma .I- . Mclllheney '. Kilgore . . Corden . Cinn '. Deraps 1. Berman

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Shirley Tozier Sccrclzz ry Yictor Gideon Clerk Slcu-n Ifoslcr Clerk ,Iohn Steven: Mnnngci of Srlmnl Storr- l'c-tcr Rolfe Clifford Goodall Nlaynznfl llinks l'ic1'-I'l'1'.sid1'r1l Presidcnl 'l'vrrmn'rr Student Council Leads The Way Deering High Schoo1's most important organization is its governing body, the Student Council. The Council is composed of its officers, home room representatives, class presidents, and representatives of extra curricular activ- ities. Under the able guidance of its advisors, Miss -loyce and Mr. Mallet, the 1959-1960 Student Council has done much to follow its purpose of advancing the general welfare of the school and its students, promoting better relation- ships between students and faculty, and providing a means for the students to decide questions concerning them. The Council undertook many tasks this year, but the one of the most im- portance was the forming of a teen-age code in co-operation with the Path- finders of Deering. The basic rules of this code were set up by a group of six, then were voted on by the Council. Other projects for this year were the concession stand at football games, the school store, new Deering banners, school handbooks, its annual llfid-Year Hop, and classes in parliamentary procedure. Many of Friday's X periods were taken up by assemblies sponsored by Student Council. In order to acquaint the student body with its governing organization the Council held meetings for each class in the auditorium. One of the best and most appreciated assemblies was the lfreshman Assembly which presented a sunnnary of the activities ol' each extra curricular club. The In- stallation of Officers was held during an assembly and club charters were distributed also. For their own enjoyment some of the members of the Council attended the State Convention in Brewer on the l3th and 14th of November where they obtained new ideas for our council. 24

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gf., -1 'c 3 7 41,4 ,W Mr. Philip Caminiti Fam Hy Advisor uin- C2 T7 D CLUB liXliCU'I'IVli CONINlI'I l'lili: 1'4l'U!If rozr: joanne Blarkwell. Kay Manson, Cathy Caufield. Bark l'Ull'I limile Girard, Ditk Capp, llob DeVito. D Club The aim of almost every girl in Deering High School appears to be an opportunity to wear some athlete's purple D sweater to a school function or rally. Indeed, this sweater, as well as many other serv- ices, is a benefit of membership in D Club, Deering's athletic' organization, and the most active group in school. The members are all lettermen, cheerleaders, and participants in the girls' athletic program who have earned over l00 points. Sweaters, letters and cer- tificates are rewards of athletic recognition: however, the basic' serious purpose ol' the group is to promote good sportsmanship. Traditionally, the president of HD Club presides over the sports assemblies and various rallies presented throughout the year. Every year the HD Club sponsors the Mayor and Miss Deering campaign, easily the gay- est time in Deering's school year. On Saturday night following Friday's campaign show and balloting, the winning team is announced at the D' Club variety show, which is followed in turn by the D Club dance. Ron' l, l. to r: P. Lindsay, D. ili2llOIl, Iilowiteh, XV. Simonton, j. Sample, E. Davis, Y. Gideon, lf. Cheney Ron' 2, 1, In 1': l.. Stevens, N. Panetti, D. l'arker, 'lf l.oc'ke, ll. Reeves, D, Derrah, li. Girard, Nl. Bond. lion' fl, I, to 1: D. Hall, R. DeVito, l'. Reidnian. XV. Jones, S. Aceto, J, Dil'ietro. Ron' tl, 1. to 1: R. Sax. J. Sylvester, S, Foster, C. Goodall. Ron' 5, 1. lo 1': R. Sawyer, R. lfapp, R. Sawyer, S. C-orden, U. Cohen. Ron' l, I. In 1: tl, Canfield, lf.. Rosen, K .0'Flynn. K. Knudsen. P. O'DonnelI. Ron' 2, l. 211 1: C. lrouvalis, C. Craffam, C. Simp- son. Ron' fi. l. 111 1: -I. Moses, pl, Blackwell, S. Charlton, S. Clark, K. Nlanson. Ron' l, 1. to 1': R, Petri, ll. Hauck, WV. O'Fl'nn, l'. Rolfe, C. Kahill. l zu 2, l. to 1: XY. lfallona, XY. Lankan, NV. Rounds, 'l'. Minervino, I. Nldkniiiell. Ifozu fl, I. lo 1': ml. lirabassi, .L Turner, B. Potter, M. llinrks. Rua' fl, l. lo 1: l'. Soule, Pope, D. Oberg, D. Caldwell, I' NIL Il . -rri .