Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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The UYM E TH YST HARVEY CLARK Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 4. This is that blissful boy who causes Buck so many sleepless nights. However, we must admire him because he has to catch the morning train from North Overshoe two hours before we start our last morning snooze. How has the most beautiful curly hair, but the AMIQTHYST Detective reported that the brisk North Over- shoe air accounts for that. Ah, well, we thought we had something on you! THOMAS L. CLARK Varsity Football 2nd Team 4g Class Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Hockey 2, VVashington Club 4. Tom, speaking confidentially, I want to ask you if you always prepare your studies like folks say you do? I've heard that you burn the midnight oil every night because of certain trysts with a motorcycle and a girl. This fair son of Deering is a Math. shark, like another member of the Clark group. We hope you don't forget your Math. and graduate to a motor cop, because of your love of gas and oil. Adios mi cherry, , LOUISE CLEMENT Glee Club 3, 4, Class Basketball 3. Here is the other half of the Hacker-Clem- ent combination. Whenever you see Hilda, Louise is always there. Hilda furnishes the smiles and Louise the Deering dignity. Louise is headed for the Pale Blue of Maine and in- tends to decorate the landscape for us after she graduates. Boy, when I buy my cottage I'll send for you to furnish the trailing roses and the old English garden. RICHARD COBB Class Treasurer 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra lg Class Track 4, Varsity 45 Washington Club 4. Whose sober face is this? Why, this is our crack 600-yard man. Dick learned his stud paddling a canoe-you want the story? Ask Fred Call. Besides being a star runner, Mr. Cobb knows his E's. You ought to see his rank card, the E's are so thick that you could plant potatoes in them. Well, here is another fellow headed for Maine or Bowdoin. See you next Sept.-Marcheta ! I, Page 27 WV,-D xx.. if ii x t .1 V- I I! I . 1 ,fi Txbvw- - ,l'f,.1'-uf, .. 'ig I jk Ji' iii-ii ff' 'Kill xilt .N UWM . 'V Q . , K, , ,. 1 1 5 'Lim Y! 1, V . . f - ml . wi 1 Qffifqf f ,iq My Q , -Ms lk. i.,i.-Qi-. I V Hi? H 'lil' . ff l . fl X.. I Jwm. , ,X v 'K ff--L, w-,X-ff J. 'J Q-ul. -1 !' all fi, N if rl X ! N Q.-ss , S I - .- J .I ,. -1-L ' A -fi.-1 .,, - .,.,,. ir f f V ff ri'-'f f ' -a . X r'-J' .-XX ,JL C :Lyris ,g.1'5w - K 'ff ,-- . ,J -A K A jx 'R ',1 4 ,, Q -lk- A, f' N73 J 5. A-fd Q., jr' ie .1 ,.,., wax: I yn, ,, , , ,- .ta :?1r:a jr--f'-' , ' ri.-' ' .,,-Hi, N L ,I ,cm-ff-.W i 6 or B-' 'ift ' L f W jf-rs: Qtr gyms-i'f105 frm .154-' - f-'-faaagsa Lf:-aif,a..-4. A '- J' ,.562gQCf-4x w5e11wer1-epameiiffav' C Ifm'-'F 'Nathalie' -i,gQff' -1 ,Tv 'J V-f .QAX ,ffm fp -f ,,l , A W. . fm, N-ff -'Q-'T .7 5,4 .J 4-5 ya: 2.2, ying ,.z .--fly -11z: 'QX , 4.11, .:,Ql,, 12' - ,,-X, Q g S: JSR- x, W2-H' ,,.,..1w- ,, fu- N 'rf' 'If ' f' X 'Kg-X ., ' -' H AL, 2' ., .N.a L.-1-.13 f 'c --4 ' Q 'r Z , .5 A fx. ,- Y,,,.fie ---fr ' Nail? , f mf1 jig- 1,7-,.. Lk... .lr , gifi, 1 igfi,-f,,,, ,,,..4,, -Qi Arr, ,Y L.-..J-QL N4 ' 7.-l' if

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