Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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THIC AMETHYST E .A . -X' . H .,,,,.,sf+g new .wi 'fv- 243, . as lx r 'Q 13 A ff ' -nf DOROTHY FURHICS Uni UlJlA'.t'l'l'n Hl,t'l'lUl!H hlkii' .Xt'lilL'Vt'l!lC1llSI Pres, Art t'lulm 35: Orchestra Ii, -I: Typcwritinp: t'on- test Il, 4. Amhition: To play a piano in an orchestra. Alas. another victim! One more in this world of holnlred hair. One li 1s in that small world of long hair. llot had her hair lmolvhed rcceutlv, and we will say it is very lvccoming. VVe know one who thinks so and h'1s asscrtcdlhitnseli thereupon. Are we correct, llot? Perhaps you'd nercr guess it. hut let us ivc 'ou a ti 1- llut is fond of ho is flloyceh K 3 l 3 and she has been fond of hun for a numher of vcars. l.et's scc, how ' it dot nt in one is it, llot. Although she has this weakness. ' 'Q ' i terfcrc with her lrcing champion. not of the hoys, hut of typewritinpz. Yes sir. she has acquxed all honors of her class and won a medal in thc fum- lr rland t'ounty Contest held in llecring her scuior ycar, Another one of hcr accomplishments is playing the violin, and she sure can shake a mean fiddle. if von know what l mean, please excuse the slang. All in all. we tl ink that llot is just ahout right. and wish her the hest of luck in the future. EARNEST FOSS Hers-'s to liarncst, our Class violinist. He got so good this year that Mr. Crawford lat him lead the orchestra for many oi our assemhlics, lit hope thit when Vunest tilgs Kieisltr'-. rtputition thxt lu 'll ' ' ' I ' 22 ' .' iii' Q ' .' ' 1 1 ' XVI A ' ' ' nrt Yo ' A come to llccrmg High School and give a cone , really vt-ry hccmiung. and you know a musician must Y ur curly han' is have pretty hair. VKX- have never found out why Earnest stoppcd going down to jordan's louse, hut it has hi cn 1'l1Il'lUl ttl that he could not lcll thi- twins apart. so got discouraged. jOHN ll. FRATIES ,f0fIlIIIj ' ll'ufv AkL'lliC'.'GIl'lt'l!tSI Track 1, 2. -lg liaselnall 1, 2, IC, 43 lfoothall 2, Il, -lg Vaskethall 2. 3, -lg Hockey 2, -lg ll l'luh l, 2. Il, -lg Yearbook Fahinet -I. Yet another huy from Nathan llliflford, John Frates. VVQ-'re mighty fond of our -lolinny g he's a credit to his class and to his high school. Ile has put his hest into his school and has distinguished himself in haskethall, lraselrall, hockey. and foothall. johnny has been captain ol all except liaskctlrall. and he was a real captain with pcp. Again. john has won renown as a student, for lie lu-longs to thc National llonoi Socicty. VVcll docs hc deserve thc honor. for hc has made llceriugfs ' A A ' to hut vou go think of la-st interests his ann. VVL-ll. ,lolm we hatc : '- us oncc in a while. llon't yfivc Mziry all of your attention. i lfl,VgX CSERIUSH lil Achievements: llclrating Association l, 2: Art t'luh Ii, -li l'lfL!1lCll t'luh 4. fxI11l!ltl0llI To play in llot lforlmes' orchestra when she cstalvlislles one. You can smile for all the people some oi thc time, for some of thc people all of the timc. hut it's hard to smile for all of the people all of the time. Herc's the one girl who can do it. Shc's clever, too, for shi' plays a mandolin, the piano, and he-sides is an extremcly good cook. Laugh and the world laughs with you. 'l'hat's lilva! ISA lllil, tilt.-XHAM GOIJLICY Im Achievements: Baskcthallg IJ t'luh 21 lixceutivc t'ommittce 33 Class Play ltlanagenicnt thc-ad ushcrt. Amhition: To go to college. Vliait a minute! l1ou't glance too quickly over this pages t'an't you see that lsahcl is hcrc? lsahel is that tall, lnrown-liaircd girl with tht pleasant face who hclps out when sho is necdcd. She her sophomore year. and certainly was a peach. VNC her the rcst of these years. Did you notice her at Play? Of course you did! She was the head usher, duty well, lf you get as good rank wherever you won't have to worry about Ulsalscl of 1924. played haskcthall surc have missed the Senior Class and she did her Q0 to school, wc

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DEERING HIGH SCHOOL BUIQTUN lf. lf'l'HliRlDfilf Hurt ReuI:en Achievements: Football Zi, 4: lloekey 4: Ulass Play 45 ll fluh. Ambition: To do what others ean't do. llnrtqn litlieridge. recently known as Aeeegus .Xrann, has shown us 1ISAlC1ltllIUl man in the Ulass play, that he ean .not only shine on the gridiron and hockey rink. hut also can make a first class leading mau. 'l'he school will lose a good athlete, a good. sportsman and .an all-round good fellow when Burton gets his diploma in june. Vlve wish you lnek in whatever you do after leaving Uld lk-eringul FU DRENCE lil. IEYELIETH Bobbie Aehieveineuts: llaskethall 1, 2. 4: Art l'luh 2, Il, 43 l'res. Spanish Chili -lg Yearhook Board 43 tilee t'luh l, 2. Amhition: To make art my profession. nlloluliie. ' rverylsody's friend and eontiilante. is an athlete of no mean ahility. lt is hard to say where llohhie plays lwest, for she is a eraeker-jack player at hoth center and forward. Bohlsie has an eiigairimg' personality and is a horn leader in everything. lt is said: She casts off her men Like a hunter his paek, And thinks when she wishes She eau whistle them hack, lint do not condemn l!ohlvie for this, for it has heen quietly whis- pered that she hopes to settle down hefore she is twenty-tive. lf thi-a is so, we hope she gr-ts her Phil of A Ralu ians in years to come. CATI I ICRIN li IVAY Cul Aehievements: Spanish t'lnh lg li:-hating Flulm 21. Amhition: To heeome a private secretary. Of her is there so moehe to hen sayed Of good, that l wot not where l shall lligynne. Blonde she is: eyen greye, Ur maylme lxlue as glass, lf fortunen l eoulde so. lwould tell you . . This is our fatherine! lf we only eould tell. hut alasf we ean't. ln the past she has ever heen a loyal menlher of ll. ll. S.. and we hope she ever will he sneeessfnl along life's path. Al.l.liN FITCH Ambition: To pass linglish. Une of our hest known and most popular men is AL Personally. we haven't yet fallen vletlm to his eharms, hut we admit we're in grave danger. lle IS fond of athletics, and is an excellent dancer, No matter what the occasion, AV ean add life to it, and we always like to see his smiling' faee appear. His uN0l'IllZlllln walk is down lleering' Ave. MAlllil.lNli FLOIEERKQ Mad l'ro.i'ir Aeliieveinents: Glen- Chili 25, 4. Ambition: To travel. :X question which our excellent dehaters should dehate upon is: NYlietlier or not to he an inventor is considered a refined occupation for a young lady. You certainly will he obliged to agree that Madeline lfloherg is ri-ry ladylike. llut would you believe it! She's heeome in lerested in maehinery. particularly in lluhhs', and it is rumored that soon she is to place on the market the hest ear ever niade. 'the Huh! mohiIe'. Good luck to yon, Madeline! -X an

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DEERING HIGH SCHOOL 2 BlfA'l'RlLili E. CUFF Ambition: To he a social elfmlier. This quiet little girl isn't lfully appreciated hy the Class. Unly her intimate friends know her intrinsic worth. We' liareu't heardlmueh from her. hut know that she has many interesting outside activities. Our greatest regret is that we have never known her hetter. for we have received the impression that she would make a mighty good friend. vtcroiam csarzv '-mf -'1'fflf.',ii sm- Achievements: Executive l'onttnittee lg Orchestra 1, 2, Il, 41 XYash- ington Fluli -I: Vice-l'res. French Vlult 4. Ambition: To study music in Vienna. There are two things that distinguish this lass from the common herd f-individuality and her 'eello, Vic not only has a mind of her own. lwut also she knows how to use it. Vie is musical, too. She has ere: helped to praise IJ. H. S, with the voiee of her 'ec-llo. You would nerer guess hy looking at her what quantities of work she can do, and she always looks up smiling. Now, Yietoria's great amlwition is to study musie alrroad, hut she intends to go to Smith College first. WI' eer- tainly hope she can earry out her plans and have loads of success. ROlililQ'l' HRIM M lil! lin fteliiereinentsz flass l'lay. Amliition: To he a lawyer. Roh returned to us in Felrruary. and we were glad he came. Roh wants to go to college--that's an ambition. keep it up. lie's an aetor. and distinguished himself as a eomedian, That came very natural to h'm. for he's always liusy entertaining someone with his jokes. stories. sax, or any kind of music. lt's something, Roh. to he an enter- tainer and good company. lit PIU YTHY tilii JYU Aeliit-rements: Red Mill: Basketball l, 2: tllee tiluli 2, I! Atnhition: To have a permanent ware. To look at Hot, one would get the impression that she is as meek and demure as' a mouse. hut just call on her for anything and llot will wake right up and tlo whatever is asked. VVlicn you really know her, she makes a wonderful pal, and We're all awf'ly glad she decided to leave Auhurn and eome to Deering. noaornx' cgaorlcie i Aehievements: Secretary Art fluli -L Amlrition: To he an artist. Yes, this is llorothy, otherwise known as Hot, the tall girl of the Seniur flass. She is hulmhling with sehool spirit, having.: turned out at most of the games of the whole season. She has lieen an active mem- her of the Student Service Club during her high school career, and has made ever so many friends. Why? Because Dot has one of the luest dispositions imaginable--never gets angry, always laughing. llot is somewhat of an artist. too-fjust a few Sl2lDS of her lrrush and she has a picture. Here's the hest of luek to vou. Dot. in whatever profession you may choose, and we just know that yot1'll make good at anything.