Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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The QAMETHYSI' PW25 we ' D ,uf VVILMA E. BUCK Glee Club 45 Class Basketball 4. Yes, this is Billy! Brown eyes and rosy cheecks, she is one of the chosen few who possess a genuine school girl complexion. Billy is known for her quietness and lovable character. She is also an excellent scholar- ask her to let you see her rank card, it speaks loudly for itself, and very E-sily. Next time we hear of Billy, she will be an honor student at Gorham Normal. .Ki .sl ELI7ABE'1 H BURCHILL In the year 14174 '1 bashful and modest httle lass whose Hrst name was Fllzabeth, entered Deering Although she has spent four years here she is still shy but even so she has made nianv friends She is probablv Just another blonde to some ol' us, but all the world t someone else So sorry we cant find who he is Betty blame it on the AXIETHYST Detectlve Bureau PAUL BUTLER Class Football 3 -1 VVash1ngton Club 3 Here is the friend of the working girl f'1et of exers girl Paul 'Ind NValsh 'lre really the schools big men Previous to tlus year the gleat XV'tlsh held the heart bre'1k1ng rec ord for the old school, but this year the man who posed for tlus picture broke not only the back seat in Home Room but also the hearts of manv fair nrudens It It wasnt for Paul, the Senior football team xy ould have gone down to defeat but for the nughty bulwark of defense tl Ge offered at c ter E I Q TREDFRICK H CALL Washmgton Club 4 Band 1 2 3 Orches tra 1 Class Track 3 Here is the box who should become a mem ber of Sousas Band Fred is a great Trom bone plaver and we know that he would feel lost ulthout lus instrument Fred IS another of our elass that spends an hour or so before the grs stoxe with '1 curling iron in his nnsterly li'Il'lCl Qome of llw has: oftei uondered hom F 'ly kept his hair so curly at C M T C Did you use the cleaning rod fred? So long ne ll see you 'lt Maine next year Heh, heh' we Joi '+G 'nrt 17W X l -LI 44 X QR. 5-f' X .1 14 jf 'CJ f-J if ,gif L J X ,Z .r- -Qf,-+... bk J ,,.,.fx fs... ? Y,,.,.x-2, ly ,-A2 A-T4 ,415 2 was ozrsr PMI D-'EHS P if fy'amf-fffgx ffl ' ,Rt ,,..6 -7' 2' 45- J xl --' 2.721-ft? fx.: flee if-N M -,-ff S 'J' 2'-H ,Chem J -54 f' tx f-jwq pix.,-My frm ,F- gaz -..-X.. L 3 .:. , . . . ' , . . . x h 1 ' . v V ' . - Q ' ' as . . 1 . ' u , . . si ' I n G , 7 - . ,' ' A l ' X A1 , . i ' x . .N 5 X g V l ,X X 4 X i 1.4 ' - ,I fe ' m I ' '- . ' -' 1 ,W ' , . . . 4 V . K A . - ' ,i , . ci , 1 I . sv A r - C - N ,xi K V A . , , , L 1 X .C . . U ,f ,V Q -A . ' xr! - . 1 - ' 7 P... X . 1 Y . t C ' '- R 4:.+-- i . - , N , i 'fl,1w,,,5H. -- Y. Tung i . , ,, 1 ' C . l -,. 'l' XX 4 'ii Q., I li . Ll' . 5 f'Q',ts-13Q:, , sr.: f mi A S i.. f l t - . 4 1 A .t if fe 1 if 'V ',, X , . I gi' ln-We , . . . . . . 2 v ' ,f . , , , , - 1 'xt lv, X 3 . ' 'Qf,,i psi A 4. - f - 'Weil l . i N - , 1' I'- .sally ' A 1 ,-M ' - 4 J l ' I! 1 A' lim --vwilfrff-QL I' J . , - . 'V 5 l 'wfi,14f.,1l, D I. . . U . - . . xx L-HV, pfi-is , - lint .mf Q . ' 1 z , Y . Q - Ng' 1 'K - M T ' Y ' A ' 6 exft l A .I' xi 'ice' '- ' . ' . . . - 5-.V 'l..,,,f ii. W- I Y ' , 3 . , Y . E'-j we if 5, . ,Z x ' 'lk ,J ' , ' , fx ' r ' ' m . - 'ii .-.. ' - ' JT, - , ---, M. , . . A J 4 'fA4' ' ' -fe, .. If 1 'ff , ' Q it f K-, W, ml d vsp- wx . f' . ' 7' . . '1 -f Q i .. 1- .f 5 -, s Aff' , r - . ,, , ' 4-, - -- gf: 4.,j fxfx 4 -. -A B, ff-: -. ,. ,yi , g -V 1-955-,,f1 -25 ' .El , - 'I are-A luxe, se, staff: fx' ' r o' as i .1 ' s 1 3 fi-1 , .-f - Hifi! - V UFQV, ., , v fl Q gxl : ul- EAR- .pr ca., ' . 'lm-'H K V ' fr' '- -' ' ' ' ' 'i .,4 V 'I ,T se , ----f X- fffis if - ' .-N' -eg ,' ' , N! if--,,5f'f' 'fr--'V 4- 4111 4, ,ff Q, 'f - ' jx 'K 4,9 xg 1, .. -J A 'fp' ' , .J I-., r Y -'C B :les-fr If-,, AN ' Y V f' i' 4 ' f ' - - T 'Hi ' Q- f ' , ,- X - Be-.-V . , r 'J . ,f ' i V '- Y , ,..:- , 3 43,-, - sie- U ,secs-2+ , ,, , M,-1 . ,Y--. V f ,. ,el-, eff- .f - e

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If ,Vx X 1 .J , 'ff' If Pix, ' I I f 1' f if f , ,rf-,lj V, , 4-1 it I 1. fi if, .,M iff Pfwf 24 The JM E TH Y S T RUTH BOVVKER Ruth is another one of our noble horse- women. Any fine day she might be seen astricle a good beast galloping furiously down the lair streets of Deering. Ruth has the repu- tation of prancing over poetry as well as the cobblestones, for besides being a horse-back rider, she is an embryo poetess. W'e hope that you never have your name in the paper as many times as the Prince of 'Walesg now will you? U v .,s KATHERINE BRADBURY Dramatics 43 VVashington Club 43 Debating Club 2, Glee Club 2, -lg Student Service 2, 4. Step aside, ireshie, and let Kay and her grin pass! Some people come back afternoons for just one subject, but we know that Kay is Oliver Calloverj the school. VVell, anyway, we do hope you all will like Katy as much as Horace does, and we know that Deering is go- ing to miss her as much as he is next year. Goodbye-good luck-To one of the Jolly Three. MADOLYN BRIDGES In our corridors and library, you hear this voice piping, Marion Then some one gig- gles, you look around and directly under your nose is Madolyn. She gets her lessons as all good girls should, also knows her lessons out- side of school-if you know what I mean. In fact, she is a regular beacon, shining her ray through the darkness of Deering's dreary cor- Xe. I i - ff ' ridors of learning. As they say in Irrench, -J A ' ' Wish you all kinds of luck, and then some. Z ! 1 f s . if , . ' ' . s , i 5 4 i as ' v V mmf 1- X MARGARET W. BROWN X I .QM - Debating I, 23 Orchestra 1: Dramatics 45 -M, -'lm' - Student Service 25 Glee Club -41 .--N S A willing heart, a helping hand, iv , Always ready on demand. I, inf 1 J. Yes, this is one of the Brown sisters. lfVhat ,fag Z would we have done in Math. without Marga- 'E' 'Q I Ji' li ,N ret? l1Ve see she is hoping to have at crown of V-'fc QQ Z f f -si fl glory if she continues to cheat the barber, but ' 'j t. i 2 ,Q fp V we hope it won't be in fpyraniiclalu style. . 'Q f - -S 5 ze' 'X ' -a+ B-3-4 - -4 iii, , -'ff ' ,CN 'B 1, e ee 1 l eff-,-:L-. -ev ies - DIN N wtj WW 1' 'i f',1s .us QT, ff'T'L f :iff e A reg--Q ffe fffncr- Ny' 2: f'-r' ' if , T R Y , 'EE Q' fe-ff' , , 4 - F , -'Y 3. if-fury , igfl..-MN! en SePQ3g:,LR Pdnhqgigz-ggi X? -, 435 X . -, M -:cy X'xD,...i- mp- sf: A-'K , . FN f'f'e3,f7r ' 1 V ' S - X . 'Es' Lf' 'f -1,1 xxx . -we - fix , ., . , e, , g. .-:,v,,, .-N,f '1-4.1--ax, L - ,,1'--s My s ,- Aff- ,i K, ,-rar. if---. , -..of-gin Blk 'iv'

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ff W J f gr . Y V I i l .ffl , f' T .f -fgfliif fit . Q, 1' W X J + L,'ll', - . V f i K, h -my -X .W A,h, .' ' St' Qtiuiiw ' 9 ' ' l 1-fi. HC-Ai' Y ' - x..f.f L X . -L ,at,, - tar-:N .- Mt, ii - .93-'B' t ,N 1 X ,lx wL,- L - O, - -s-1, 'Xa f-L.,-for J., --N ff e,,. ff, iipffflf 26 The QAUWETH YST' 5' .aria ,M -.S - -+' If M ANTONIO CAVELLERO Class Football 35 Varsity 2nd Team 45 Class Basketball 3, 43 Class Baseball 35 Class Track 35 Glee Club 4. This is the young man who has turned out to be quite a football player. XIVC haven't heard much about his playing on the varsity, as this was his first year out. Woiider where he re- ceived most of his practice-at North Deering -of course. He certainly knows the rough- and-tumble on the field as well as in his books, and we hate to see him leave Deering. CHARLES H. CHASE D Club 35 Class Track 33 Track 3, 45 Cross-Country 4. This is the Adonis of the track team, running neck and neck with the Mayor. His curly hair is the envy of the team, and even of the girls. For the last year, Charles has been running cross-country over his text-books, as well as climbing the hills for Buck. W'e are not in- sinuating that he has not studied for the last three years CHeavens!D, for he is one of our most promising sharks in the noble puzzle of Math. Adios, mi niuchachol FRED J. CHIPMAN, JR. Radio Club 45 Washington Club 4. Chippy,' has not been much of an athlete, but his scholastic standing is quite high. He is very shy in the presence of women, but with one woman alone, well, Gee! Whiz! Gosh! Chippy might be seen on Sebago Lake dur- ing the summer, or teaming round in his Studdy, and he even brings it to school when there are good roads-for the boys in S209 dearly love to see him stuck in the mud. LEON CLARK Glee Club 43 A1uETHx's1' Board CBusiness Managerjg Class Play CBusiness Managerj. Leon makes quite a hit with the ladies. He should instruct a class on how to overcome bashfulness toward the weaker sexg or teach Math. In fact, Leon is good at anything, and to see him bustling about the school is a treat indeed. Let it be said in secret, but the AME- THYST Detectives discovered that he is very, very, oh very fond of Bible stories, especially those dealing with Moses. Ahern! just the same, Leon is the best Business Manager the Board ever saw-and that's that. 'IQ iii 9323 -'llfrrfiill ofg5r9itz'geLjpe1it'd-flgglqjrr zoojon .., - ..A c f'Cx'-- L . H .-A re f---.1- , x 'Q fg- --f-1, -,x Y K, V 5.. .L Lf Y , V. L, V , R- I S j-.,. px K 'xr' - .:f.-- Q1 N - . f- ,L ,X ,L ' V V K p - --pa ff' , . ' - -Q--.. Rx fr . W.- ,D-fa, . f-F.. --,f - . rf sz..-: ..