Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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i 'JE AillliTHl'ST K lfNNE'liH H. FOBES I7r111si4 ' Ken Orchestra 2, 215 Geology Club-Executive Com- nntteeg Track: Manager of Cross Countryg As- sistant Advertising Manager of Year Book. Here is a hoy of many talents. One is looks, another hashfulness. A fellow like Kenneth makes a real school such as Deering is. They also say that he is not truth in the track. Favorite expression: Goody! Goody! T0- morrow is Bud Day. EYELYN E. FOSS 1it ir Evelyn should have graduated in '26, but, be- cause of family misfortunes. she was required to stay another year, thus making her a member of our class. She is very quiet, hut yve wish to warn the boys of 'YES that next year is leap year and Evelyifs dimples and gleaming teeth are very persuading. Favorite expression: Small matter. DO ROTHIEA FOSSETT Dol Glee Cluh 43 Washington Cluh 4. If the Freshmen need a friend. go to Dot. She'll help them ini their studies. She lends any- thing she has. How can we help liking her? Favorite expression: For crying out loud. ESTHER OLIANA FRODING lf.v.vir The eyes have it. Iisther's brown orbs, plus her modest gentle ways, have won her friendships in school life. Heres a prophecy that these same eyes will see only happiness and prosperity when sehool days are done. Favorite expression: Oh! For the love of Sam. Il find .v1lca't'm1'vzi in .vide-l1'urking .lliipv liriggs.

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THE f14lHiTHl' 91 ROLAND EDVVARD FICKETT Roland is a jolly and ripping sort of a fellow. He is one of those hoys who never say pie, Some of his intimate friends will tell you, though, that Roland has a failing for lemon pie. Why the smile, Roland? Favorite expression: Applesauce.'l RUTH AR LEN E FI ELDING R11f1z.r VVe might best describe Ruth hy quoting: The very flower of youth. You know she used to have nice curls, but alas! She felt that she must follow the trend of fashion so off they came. VVe don't mind, Ruth, you are still just as sweet. Favorite expressions: Listen or YouKnow. HENRY L. FINCH, JR. Glee Club 2, 3. Henry 'tBattleship Finch. His last name should have ended with 'toffsky or ovitch for as a chess player he has few equals. VVhy is he always late to French period? Although we do not hear him brag about his amhition we all have faith in Henry and believe he will be a success in life. Favorite expression: 'fNo Kiddin'. CHARLES B. FOBES Cll1a1'l1'e U1'i!Jf7Sfl ' V DU Cluhg Geology Clubg Track Ji. 45 Cross Country 3, -lg Captain Cross Country 4. Three cheers for Charlie Fohes, our diminutive runner and a Jolly good sport, Keep it up, Char- lie, you've the best of luck, not only in setting up some new world records in track, but in everything you attempt. Favorite expression: Hey, what do you know about that P Normzzlfm- 15, HCYUIIIFOH ofvemd

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THE AMETHYST JOHN GORDON Cadets l, Flj Debating Ass'n 1, 2, Washington Club 4. When we think of johnny we immediately pie- ture a hornet. When there is any mischief going on, you can bet Johnny is right on the spot, and they say he is more dangerous in the chem Lab. than a Bolshevist. John plans to be a chemist. Well, here's to you, Johnny. We'll expect great things from you in the future. MA RY ELIZABETH GOULD Bm'fy Orchestra 1, 25 VVashington Club 4, Geology Club 4g Year Book-Picture Editor. You think to yourself, NVhat a demure little miss. But you don't know her! If she carries out her ambition to be a religious director, we'll all want to go to her church! Favorite expression: lt made me so mad. HENRY GRAY Hank VVashington Club 4, Glee Club 4, Debating Club 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3. Here is the Prince of Wales of Deering High. He makes the style and the rest follow. The way it looks now he will probably run a woman's model shop. Favorite expression: Swililigent Cswell- elegantj. BARBARA H. GURNEY BarIJy HBtIl'I,V Washington Club 45 Prize Speaking 3, 43 Year Book-Photographic Editor, Class Play 43 Class Basketball 2, 4. This, dear readers, is the eminent member of the class of T27 who won First prize in the prize speaking contest by making us weep over Benedict Arnold's death. VVe think the morning mail should be delivered at the classrooms so that Bar- bara wouldn't have to go home every recess. 4Y0'Z'f'HIIJt'l' 19. Debating Club Play, Slzfmn l l l l