Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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qv 2 um mlIIIinIIinm....m.-miiliminIImiIIImimf-1-mmm... mm-mmm THE AMETHYST ANNIE COLLINS Course : Scientilic Activities: French Play 4. Hobby: Beading and Candymaking. Ambition: To be a librarian. College: Simmons. A is for Annie, the nicest of lasses, N is for neatness of work in her classesg N is also for nature, quiet and sweet, I is for interest she takes in her workg E is for eagerness, she never would shirk. In all of these traits no one can excel The dear, quiet Annie we all love so Well. ELLEN CRAFTS C1'aff'iL ' Chubby Course: Classical ' Activities: Breccia Board 4. College: Wellesley. We think Ellen's bob is just delicious, and hope she won't let it grow again for a while. And can't she tickle the ivories! You should hear that sweet little song she sings with the Nuke. Her mandolin's quite a jazzer, too. And now she wants to fiddle! Musical's no name for her,-sheis harmonious, a term which applies to her in everything. Ellen is planning to go to Wellesley next year to major in Latin, prob- ably. Here is to her future success and happiness! EDWIN CUMMINGS Course: College Activities: Glee Club 4g Student Service 45 French Play 4. Hobby: Reading. Ambition: To be an oliicer in the army. College: West Point. Here's to Edwin Cummings, so charming and so fair: The idol of the Seniors, the Sheik with golden hair. His blushes are so pretty, he has such a girlish airg When he plays leading lady, no make-up does he wear. But when he goes to West Point we'll Find he's quite a man, For l1e'll become an officer if anybody can. EVELYN DARKER A mtfieu Ve Course: General-College Activities: Basketball 19 Field Hockey 25 Glee Club 39 Breccia Board 3, 4: Yearbook 45 Student Service 43 French Play 4: Class Play 43 Nominating Committee 1, 2, 4. Hobby: My Uke. College or School: P. G. or Secretarial School. What's the matter with Evelyn? She's-all-right! Who's-all-right? Evelyn Dark-er! We'll stick up for her even if she does have a for- bidden interest in P. H. S. If you want to see her blush, just ask her where she got that frat. pin or why she likes Hershey's Chocolate. There's 'a reason. fl DONALD DAVIS X Don Course 1 College Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Cadets 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobby: Music. Ambition: To be a clarinet soloist. College: New England Conservatory of Music. Here we introduce the best clarinet player that the orchestra pos- sesses. When Don plays a solo, sometimes his little finger fails to percolate, and then his cheeks become rosy, and, well-er-but he lin-ally comes across. If you should see a pair' of legs at quick time with a bookbag hanging by them, you will know that it's Don. Great pastime for summer iKJnights! l

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QKQ DEERING HIGH SCHOOL GRACE GWENDOLYN CI-IARKE Course: Commercial The -accompanying photograph shows to you a very demure miss. Small in stature, bright, sunny nature, and business-like in appearance, describes our Gracie. She has never .starred in athletics, nor is she our valedictorian, but she is a very promising private secretary for some- one who wants an apt and thorough young lady. If you ever wish to get in touch with Grace, just ring Lenore up on the phone. They're always together , In all kinds of weather. GLADYS CHIPMAN C11iPP3f Guy Course: General Activities: Art Club 35 Yearbook 4. I Hobby: Camping. Ambition: To play the piano just a little bit. Silence is Golden. Chippy is rather quiet, so that unobserving people don't see much of her as she really is, but to us she is of more than sterling worth. If you go to Windham this summer, take a peek at her and Scribby in the middle of the dance. We bet you can't resist the temptation. Chippy's thinking of taking a P. G., but we are still doubtful. Must be she has other plans! ' MARION DOROTHY CLARK C'la1'kie Course: General Activities: Glee Club 2, 3: Washington Club 4. Hobby: Driving a car. Ambition: To be a successful teacher. College: Gorham Normal School. Marion was one of our February graduates, but as she couldn't bear to leave dear old Deering, she took a post graduate. She plans to attend Gorham Normal next year. Before you leave, though, Marion, we want to give you a little advice: Look out for Shrimps g they often cause mdigestion. THEODOCIA HELEN CLEVELAND l'Thud Teddy 'tDocia 'Dodie Ted ' Course: College Activities:.B-asketballg Vice-President 1: Student Service Club 35 Executive Committee: Class Play 43 National Honor Society. Hobby: All outdoor sports and basketball. Ambition: Study music and languages abroad. College: Smith. She's a sword-swallowing, fire-breathing, two-fasted guard on the bas- ketball team. She got away with it, too: that is, if you overlook a few minor injuries, such as that black eye. Peach, wasn't it? Quite worthy of the girl. In her day she's walked to school with the greater part ot D. S.'s male population. In fact, she's quite the living example of Virg1l's imortal statement, Varium et mutabile semper iemin-a. DORIS E. COBB Dot Course: Commercial Activities: Glee Club 33 Basketball 4: Yearbook Board 4. Hobby: Outdoor sports. Ambition: To become either wealthy or wise. Behold a Dot that isn't round Cand we're afraid, never will beb. It doesn't seem to make any difference how much candy she eats or how late she sleeps in the morning: she wears off all the newly-acquired avoirdupois playing the part of peppy little center on the basketball team. I

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ll nu ll , DEERING HIGH SCHOOL JOHN DAVIS Course: Classical Activities: Sophomore and Junior debate 25 Latin Play 2,.4g Busi- ness Mgr. of Debating Club 45 Debating Club 3, 45 Debating Team 3, 45 Prize Speaking 45 French Play 45 Class Pla 45 Brecc1a Board 45 Class Mascot 35 Prize Speaking Contest Hobby: To hear Guppy talk. Ambition: To talk like Guppy. College: Bates. John Davis, a miniature dynamo, the ever helping hand, almost be- come a national liability! We wonder if there ever was a more noto- rious case of mumps than that which John fostered in his cervical regions. Never before had we realized that so many seniors came in such close contact with John until that fateful day when half the senior class bewailed the fact that they had walked to school some two or three blocks behind him. What a way for -a boy like John to spring into prominence! He is a member of Deeringis triumphant debating teamg he has guided the business destinies of the Debating Club and the Breccia 5 he has made a name for himself as a public speaker, but it took a c-ase of mumps to make him a public issuel WALTER DAVIS ffB0gyJ! Course 1 General Activities: Football 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Basketball 45 Hockey 45 Track 45 Vice-Pres. of D Club. Hobby: Athletics. College: Yale. For he is a jolly good fellow, and one of Deering's glorious ball- tossers and line-plungers who will never quit in a tight place. But when Bogy laughs his horse laugh -anxious mothers hide their children and the governor calls out the militia! NELLIE M. DEARBORN frDebby:1 rrpolau Course: Classical Activities: Class Play 45 French Play 4. Hobby: Skiing? and all outdoor sports. Ambition: Dietitian. College: Colby. This, dear reader, is Eleanor Nellie Mae Pola Negri Dearborn. The weight of such a name overweighed her mind to such an extent that she descended to us from the class of twenty-three. She carries around a little vanity case to hx her Pola .bangs-and we can tell you on good authority that she s lost more vanity cases than any other girl in the senior class. Her greatest fault seems to be rushing home fifth period to find a letter from Tufts, and she's never dis-appointed! JENNIE M. DENSMORE rfDintyII Course: Commercial Hobby: Outdoor sports. Ambition: Success. Dinty Densmore makes new friends everywhere she goes, No one knows just why it is she can make no foes5 Maybe it's her common sense, or her quiet way. Really, she wins someone's heart every single day. GEORGE DIBBLEE Course: Commercial Now at Portland University. What do you make of this one? Why, nothing wrong, couldn't find a thing. He was a good friend to those who knew him, rather drive a Ford afternoons th-an go out for athletics, and he did good work in his studies. So St. Peter let him by.