Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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The UYJVIETH YST Page 2I ERNEST I. BALL Radio Club 45 Geology Club 43 Cadets 2. Ernest is a quiet boy in school, but we are sure he must have a great many friends. He has been seen to cut up capers in the gym, and rumor has it that he is studying to be a pro- lieient Spaniard. Le gusta a Vd. el espanol, Ernest? Si, si, senor. You ought to hear me rattle off the lingo! GEORGE BARRY Football Hg Baseball 23 D Clube 35 Dra- matic Club +3 Glee Club Believe it or not, this is George Barry! Maybe you don't recognize this long appellation, but when we tell you it is jack, then you will know whom we mean. XVe all missed seeing .lack tear across the gridiron this year, but we know he missed being there because of old man fate. Soon he will be out to win in the game of life as he did on the football field, and our cheers for him in this great game are long and loud. EDWARD BEALS Glee Club 2, 33 Wfashington Club 4. Edward was the tallest man in his class when he graduated from Heseltine and he bids fair to hold the same title here. He is one member oi the class to whom we all look up and see as he strides along the corridor. Mr. Beals always follows the curly-haired Ray about on his jour- neys through the corridors and defends him from the vulgar by muttering disdainfully, Su cabeza es de madera! Comprende Vd. Gallinita? 1 , ' . I 7 .a J ,fr Simi' ,-f ' g J' Lff' ' ' N ' CATHERINE 1. BERRY Catherine is rather a quiet girl who dashes about with a worried look Cplus ten books, ap- prox.J. She intends to be a business woman and advocate for Prohibition and XVOIUZIII Suf- frage, a regular Carrie Nation, boys. Look out for Catherine, she's got driving force, mental of course. .7 i C q,,?i1,f vl-fi wiv- ' f' ' 'C' ' whlnis. 4 VG N 'file 1 1' V I GQ-at ., C 3 X - A 1' g Ng. v is it s l,--1,-l.J' X --,ji Q!! I' L5 new .5 what flfili-Wie? tif jf fl, itil.,- Iflfm iiitfali A f 451' fhlflnirf . lf 1. QL Q it 'N 412527 il ' . 1 f 1- . i f ' i l r - E' - .-Mi: VY- ,, V Y. ., ,, .. ii V A ,H-.1 j E' V . V- i -gg ' to ' j- ' 1 - . .. .-.TI X, 'r'w-rv -,'..' V I ' . ,:,:f,, - , i :Ji I,-A ' ---jj -, l :P 'J' - A, .7 -Y I , K K .1 .,, , , --X . V ., . V., E gig ,ai , g 4 . J .',x.f , A fe? '- I fra E W6 , ffsvx-. J 4- --n. '23, '- 1- , ,, 'J Inj..-E .71 -,. X .543 ,- 4.5-f ' -- jjjf - --view . J ,ii-T' r-- Tj.. V J P.:-E A . -fe. A 1: ' r fe- or us . fffyf., A, A , 4.11 ,M -. - V r' , ,V - 4. je. H-if-y -+ V.: ,X 1-- ,J3 jig' PRIQZBJJTIEJ' biqiffl Zig, cliggggi-iEHbl11frSfcwQ' M1 v if A j-if! ,,g't ,ie ,,i1,, ,gif-:iw -3 as-My fy -if-NE E A V1,, ox V ig A-d V ,,,.,x ,,-X, r-XN ,N QL, :::.vJ' ,A , -ft, -' ML, rf! I , fl.,J - ..: ,L ' A' 1- A, 1 .AE.,--,f ,, ,-swag V --M J-.Sv Cs. v ,-fx.. 15 ' N2--41--' -.,, Y A, ,.4-f-A., I I' xiii 1 A ll,lf , we ' -f ,.,

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b ' Par e2o fa- .I 3.555 Mit! i ,ff ., fi ati? Y .dy QU J 3 . t N-1 - f . J!!-J ,K s., ,.I ff. 'il ii J7gw l A N1i'T,2V'Nqw'X en: N A - .. Y ff .fi pp The QAMETH YST PHILTP AASKOV Hail, all ye Deeringites! Come forward with bowed heads to pay homage to the illustrious Sir Philip Aaskov. Philip is the shy, blonde Adonis who refuses to give speeches, but in spite of this, he has won the reputation of being one of Miss Hueston's greatest critics. This renowned young man spends most of his time in chasing English in the olhce, but never mind, Philip, the English for the four years is fin- ished, and the end of the Rainbow has been reached. MURIEL AUSTIN Dramatics Club 4. Dare you ask who this fair damsel is? She's a winner, let me tell you-and a heartbreaker, too. She nearly broke a heart last year in Physics. However, she knew that she wouldn't have to pay for that. She is another one of these inseparable cleumvirates-having fallen in love with one of her own sex that goes by the name of Beulah. XVhat will you do when Fate causes a divorce, Muriel? SCOTT G. BAILEY, JR. Debating Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Business Manager, Student Service 33 Wfashington Club 3g AME- Trursr fAssistant Advertising Managcrl. Scott Bailey can do a great many things well, but the things he does best are eating and play- ing golf. VVithout a doubt, Scott would be beat- ing Bobby jones and George Von Elm at their 1 Q , t c - own game, if he could play a round or two 4 fig gn- ' without being overcome by the pangs ol hunger. f ff We all expect to see Scott trotting around the ff 4 i' course with a B U sweater on next spring. 1' ix 1 A ' I I , I l lv it ' l f f -X v .i lx H-Ali 'xx ' 1 ,H 'if CARLETON BAKER . ' ,ff . H ch ,lf l le, I. Class Football 39 Class Basketball 43 Cadets ' R. 11 Igadio Club fPresidentj 4g Itootball C2nd -5 - - . team -L. . . h l ', - Y ' 'lp Carleton 15 a boy with plenty of spirit and NX ' V li W pep. Only his lack of size and experience kept , -' X f' him from making the varsity 'footbalbteain , , lfai P ,, ., last fall. Barney, as he is often called, is one .QL Y Z' K 'H of the reasons why girls leave'home. Carleton V V A - is another one of our dare-devils-our the motor- -7 f Kg V 1 I R ggi: f' cycle, and we expect to see hun. in Barnum and K fl f tri' ' h r - fgig Bailey's riding his devil-machine. ring' fiws a l Q3,L,fgs L L. ,ff My Y '-I S' V if .BX fAqf'i,'- ,Q I ,, y 7, , y p y 1 pi f D- y X- '7' ' :final .fg5epgj'5?i' TQ1j1Af7?ifa?goTca1pggsigfi1ne1zft: - . -aitf ' X - B Tflfixii 1 Ii' ef- fix x ..,x I . , SQ' ??y'r , as si Vs, ls.. f . -,l. our --ft.-V X...1 .T -X,-, rj:-:Q an . f. -r-123.3 1- - -pb' 'N 311-r Y.-:ffl . QQTET' c+'5J+-ff'xf- ' 'iifg .5 A ' ' .. 624, ..4 s. s.Y.-.- 1-1. ,,- -- Y, : 'iff T-' -ig... -Q..f ...- ,,- K RTV, , 5-gy-'Nik VY, 'X X, ,. ,Q ,,'. .

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I Pvc? 22 The QJMETHYST IRENE BERRY Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Cast your eyes upon this specimen of one of our long-haired Delilahs. But we really do think Irene's a very good Chap fmanJ. Par- don us! NVe mean Chap-lady. One thing about Renie is that we doubt if she likes to have Bill call for her to leave for school at ten min- utes past seven on cold, wintry mornings. Not only is she a very good pal, but she has a sense of humor, too. VVe hope she has as good luck at Art School, away, as she has had at D. H. S. Good bye-good luck-To one of the jolly Three. MADELEINE BERRY Glee Club 2, 33 Dramatics 4g Washington Club 4. When it comes to Jokes, VVil1 Rogers has a keen competitor in Mal,'f and as for her smile, can you beat it? No you can't even tie it. Of course, she does have a few serious thoughts, she isn't all laughter. We find her in the office every day tolling away and doing her bit for Deering. VVe also understand, Mal, you have another side issue??? x 275 MW NORMAN BERRY This is our fashion plate, boys. If he wasn't human we would expect him to be selling tooth- paste or collars. KNO slam meant lj This boy actually studies, and prefers the company of his Latin Book to that of the girls. We have never questioned his wisdom in this matter-and after all-isn't he right, fellows? CHARLES BICKFORD Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Cadets 1, 2, 2nd Lieuten- ant: Football 2, 3, 43 D Club 23 Track 2. Many-a-time when I have been around where girls from surrounding schools were present, I have been asked by some female admirer, Who is the good looking, curly-headed boy who plays on the football team at D. H. S. ? Then an- other one of the weaker sex would pipe up, Why, that's Charlie Bickfordf' He has no fear for the roughest linesrnan that ever blacked an eye, or the wildest sherih' that ever toted a gun-page Waterboro. X Y, L'-,i.aANqkL,--..STK lbw ..-.1 LEWQCJK .,f e s e -,1 ,,, - X . - ,. ,4 2 ,et-f Q- , R A ,,,,, R51 'xxx SBPTEZ4 Ff ioot . -' L? rs ga AAS 'fi +1-19k 750 D tv Y Yi --fs... HR, X,-f N-Ike' -32 '--if:DL?'ie- A L. f:- N f ea- . , JET! 'f 'LN ,fs J, ,:.,, . 'Lf-eff . x 'T,- .Ss -f-Y