Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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s THE .Al.lIlfTHl'ST PRESIDENTS MESSAGE A 1 1 in J yy Juli to 1e1l1Le somethi 0 ot xyhat i ir school has meant to us something ot hu ideals and pimciples. -' llhen we have left these halls to make a place for ourselves Y W i we draw near to the close of this, our last year in Deering f 1 ' wx . A , ' -. - ' .r 1 . A . V ' 1 it lligl bel ul. e I gi v. Q. I ng . ' It -q i, U 4. , - i f- 1 , - 1- f -1 - - - w el ll fl - ' H- ' 'K I GL J a in the world, let us remember the happy hours that we spent together during those four years of failures and triumphs, and remember that whatever name xve may make for ourselves belongs to Deering. lYhile at Deering we have formed many friendships, accomplished many difficult tasks. and, linally, had the opporttmity of receiving a thorough foundation from one of the hest high schools in the United Statcsi llie owe Nr. lling and our teachers a debt we can never repay. It has been their kindness and their patience that have helped us through many trials and tribulations. They have put their hearts and souls into our development and we are their product. A ,Ns graduation draws nearer with every passing day. we feel saddened hy the knowledge that our high school days are nearly over, and that soon we must separate. each to follow his own course through the tangles of life. lt remains for each one of ns to show his love for Deering lligh School and the class of Ifl'3I' hy making himself a leader in whatever line of endeavor he follows. and. almove all, hy playing the game of life squarely. lJox.x1.n P1:1xc'1c. .hii'f'li'lIIf7t'I' 7. Srlmol lwhffflfl.

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