Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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.J T I-I E A M E T H Y S T MILDRED B. BOUCHER Hockey 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prize Speaking Z. '!Bunny'sU loquaciousness will no doubt aid her in guiding the footsteps of the next generation in their search for knowledge. LYMAN BREWER Cadets 1, 2, Class Track 3. Here is our physics and chemistry shark! Sciences are merely soup for him. His hobby is puttering around with radios. He intends to be an electrical engineer. EVELYN BROWN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, Wash- ington Club 3. In all her years at Deering, Evelyn has been a well-known and well-liked student. May the future Favor you, Brownie RACHEL KATHERINE BROWN Debating Club 1, Glee Club 3. A loyal supporter of Deering High football! She fills het car, and attends all the games. Her generosity has endeared her to all,-ask Tommy Quinn! J. ORTON BUCK, JR. Dramatic Club 4, Debating Club 45 Purple Line 4. The poet of the Senior Class! If you haven't seen an example of his genius in the i'Purple Line youive missed something. We hope that after Orton has reformed the heart of Africa llze wonit forget Deering and his many friends ere. RUTH E. BURDETT Basketball 1, Z, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 4, Geology Club 4. A brilliant smile, big brown eyes, and a per- sonality which combine to supply our demand for a quiet young lady! VIRGINIA M. BURNHAM Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Tennis 3, Basketball 3, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4. Ginny,s,, going to make some dentist a nice assistant. Well, Ginny, when you get tired of pull- ing teeth, you can always get a job as driver of the bus for the Old Ladies' Home. ALICE ELIZABETH BURNS National Honor Society, Glee Club 1, Wash- ington Club 4, Dramatic Club 4. Presenting Miss Hustonis private secretary! Alice will certainly make a good Ustenogn for some business man. We hope your future will be successful, Alice, and that your lingers will remain limber. Page 17

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Page 16 L Xkgrven L,- THE AMETHYST t 'eosi- DONALD I-IUSTON BENNETT Class Baseball 2, Football Znd team 33 Class and varsity track 3, Cadets 1, 2, 3, 4, flVlajor 4.1 Math is not Don's only accomplishment, for he is the champion test tube breaker. Keep up the good work, Don, girls appreciate a man who is handy with a broom. ELLEN WILSON BESSEY We hear that the Scotchmanls lullaby is The Best Things in Life Are Free. Anyone desiring free transportation and service, please notify the dainty and desirable young person, Miss Bessey. DORIS E. BICKFORD Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 45 Hockey 35 Washington Club 4. I -f Sl1e's little and qdiexf ' H 0f'B1.Tt u er r poise, - f ,fgliisf nnipg for Deering s xc' To like Porftland boys! ELEANOR STOVER BLACK Washington Club 4. Ahal What have we here! The wood nymph of our class! A tall girl with curly ebony locks,- none other than El, OWEN V. BLAIS DELL Cross Country 3, 4, Indoor track lClass 21 4, Geology Club Treasurer 4. This nice looking runner can often be seen talk- ing with some fair daughter of Deering High. ELEANOR SUSAN BLAKE National Honor Societyg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 45 Washington Club 45 Basket- ball fZnd team, l, Z, fvarsityj 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Nature Club 4, D Club 4. ':Blakie', has certainly shown her ability as a basketball player, and some of us know from experience that she swings a wicked hockey stick. MADELEINE OLGA BLOM Glee Club l, 2. l'lere's to the girl with eyes of blue Short and slim, but through and through To everyone shels always true. Madeleine, good luck to you! AUDREY HENDERSON BOND ' Radio Club 1 fvice presjg Dramatic Club 4, Washington Club, Student Service 2, OEICB 4. You know, ever since die DYGIQAILC-Cl I play, welve wondered just how far a boy wou get, telling his secret love for another girl to those sympathetic black curls of yours, Aud.

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P48818 THE AMETHYST ROBERT BURNS Bobby says what he thinks. One wouldn't be- lieve such a bashful boy would express himself so caustically. ANNE VIRGINIA BUSTIN Anne, we never take you too seriously, but you have been an addition to our class roll. Good luck to you in business life. LAWRENCE ALBERT BUSTIN Lawrie is a cheerful, good-natured fellow who doesn't seem to have a single care other than in- venting excuses for staying out nights. RICHARD D. CAMPBELL National Honor Society, Radio Club 1, Purple Line 3, Executive Board 4, Treasurer of Dramatic and Washington Clubs 4, Business manager of uNot So Badi' and The Rivalsvg President of L'Atelier 4. Einstein the second, Edison the third, and Longfellow the last. He will repair your radio, lend you his derby, or give you a ride in his Ford. Heis our salutatorian. LEON ALMUS CARPENTER Glee Club 1, Radio Club Z, Stamp Club 3, Manager of Indoor and Outdoor Track 3, DN Club 3, 4, DH Club Secretary 4, Property man- ager of Senior Play 4. We understand that this industrious, depend- able young man plans to make nature his life work. We hope that he will be as famous as Luther Burbank. JUN E CHAMPLIN Class Track 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Washing- ton Club 4. Though his hobby is an old one, so is science, and several men have made their billion at that game. Dedicate a paltry million of that billion to D. H. S. for the new clock. EMILIE CHASE Dramatic Club 3, 4, Nature Club 4, Student Service 4. Emilie rides horseback like a centaur, her music would make iron tears run down the cheeks of Pluto, she always does her lessons. To sum- marize: she is a very accomplished young lady. PHILENA E. CHASE National Honor Society, Class Basketball 1, 2, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Nature Club 1, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Washington Club 4, Red Cross Council 4, Purple Line 3, 4. t'Phi is one of our best examples of eflicfency. Whether it's the library, Red Cross, Nature Club or her studies, she is always there at just the right time.