Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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T H E A M E T H Y S T RICHARD STANLEY DAVIS Here's the boy with the coal-black hair. His truck is always filled with young ladies. He plans to be a mechanic and delights in repairing old cars. VIRGINIA FRANCES DEARBORN Gin has golden-brown wavy hair, hazel eyes and a pleasing personality. These have made her popular in Deering and will continue to do so in the future, we prophecy. IVA LOUISE DOLLOFF Glee Club 1, 3. Here we have one of the best looking girls in our class. Dolly', wants to be a nurse. Who wouldnit want to be ill if he could have her for a nurse? BILLIE MARIE DOONE Home Economics Club I. We wonder who the interest in Portland High is. Well, Bill , you'll be missed when you leave Deering. LEE C. DOONE Golf 3, 4. Don't be frightened. This isn't one of the ter- rible Doonesg in fact, heis very shy and modest. You should see how sweetly he smiles when called on for a speech. LOTS BEATRICE DOTEN Glee Club 2. We have never seen anyone more industrious than Lois. This willingness to work will enable her to accomplish big things, we're sure. DOROTHY MAE DOUGLASS Glee Club 4g Home Economics Club 1, Z. Evidently Dot believes Silence is Goldenu. However, we know by the merry twinkle in her eye that she is not always as quiet as she is in school. LOUISE DUNTON Dramatic Club 43 Glee Club 4. 'tKackie', never gets her Old Testament Kings mixed. A jolly good pal-always ready to lend pencils and shorthand paper. Her one weakness, as far as we know, is the movies. Page 21 U6 5.

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Page 20 T H E A M E T I-I Y S T DOROTHY CONNOR Glee Club 1, 2, 4g Dramatic Club 2. Pretty Dot Connor is a merry soul. She likes to go to the theatre, and those eyes of hers serve to attract all escorts necessary. ETHEL FRANCES CRESSEY Art Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Orchestra 1, 2 Dramatic Club 4, Glee Club 4, Washingtdn Club 43 Special Orchestra 4. Here is an artist whose talent is brought out both by means of her violin bow and by her paint brush. BERTHA KNIGHT CROCKER National Honor Society, Class Basketball 1, Z3 Class President lg Prize Speaking 1, 2, 3, 4, De- bating Club Z, 3, 45 Nature Club Zg Dramatic Club 3, 45 Senior Class Play, Washington Club 45 DU Club 45 AMETHYST Board, Forensic League. Behold our orator, debater, actress, cook, driver extraordinary, and, over all, our loyal rooter for dear old Peaks Island,-a Pilgrim worth knowing. JAN ET CROCKER Everyone knows our quiet little Janet. She has a reserved seat in every theatre and she is known once to have talked continuously for ten minutes ELIZABETH ALMA CUDWORTH Dramatic Club 4. Gaze upon another of our quiet and dignified Seniors. Her nickname is Pep,' and she certainly has it. She is an author, too, short stories being her specialty. RUTH CUMMIN GS Class Basketball lg Dramatic Club 3, 4, Nature Club lg Washington Club 4. Bwush,' is one of these serious seniors but under the mask of innocent eyes and a clemure mouth, you'll find a roguishness which lends charm to a calm personality. FRANCES ELAINE DANIELS Basketball l, 2, Dramatic Club 43 Geology Club 4. Found: A little girl with bright golden curls and a perfect smile with one love for dancing and another for songs. Answers to the name of Franny Dann. FREDERICK L. DAVIS Cadets 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Track 33 Dramatic Club 45 Washington Club 4. I Is everybody happy? Hereis the boy with that certain appearance and that outstanding laugh We haven't as yet found out where Freddy goes in his ramshackle Ford, but we have ideas!

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