Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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THE AMETHYST 1 Front: Yrra Hnhson. Riclmrfl Mcfimn. fh':1c'r Pvrry Iinrkg XViltm1 Rnsvxllvlml. XIL-rvin Kilgurc. llnuxqlils S11-u-lc, XYilfrwl Rusvulmlzul R1crmRn RICCANN Ylol..-x BAKER . NORMAN HEMI' VIRc:11. BOND . VIRG11. BOND . Lol'IsE HARRIS ALICE jfxcxsox V1Rc1x1,x MOSES XYIRGII. Boxxx . NHII. llmasox . CQRACIE P1-:RRY . RMERY XVI-:sc0T1' RICHARD MCCANN VERA Honsox . GRACE PERRY . XIERVIN KILGORE Senior Class 1fREsHx1,xN YIQAR SOPHHNIURE YE.-XR jl'NIOR YEAR SENIOR YEAR E151 V. Vic: 166 Vin' ice Prefident Prrf id F711 Secretary Trmfurer Prfxidrnt Prefidenf Secretary Trcaxurer Preyident Prwidrnf Sffretary Trrafurer Prcxrident Proficient Secretary Trfayufer

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THE AMETHYST Front: Alice jackson. Elizabeth Drake, Vera Hobson, Helen Horne, Viola Baker. Frances Jones Burk: Edwin Benjamin. Stanley Mayo, Eleanor Ross, Barbara Boynton. Ogilvie Harrison, Richard Mcfann National Honor Society Illcllixklj NICCXANN . FLI-1.-xxon Ross QDGILVIE l'lARRlSON VERA HOBSON XVIQLA BAKER STANLEY ixlAYO Yttustt. Hoist: NORMAN KEMP lilrlzrxnlirn DRAKE l3,xnnARA l5oYNToN l'lDXVIN BrcNJ,xivt1N Q 'NYY NL! the FRANcns llorzns HEI.EN HORNP: A Llcis sl .mcKsoN One of the highest honors given to a member of the senior class is election to the National Honor Society. Students are chosen from the upper third of their class for scholastic achievement, character. leadership. and service to the school during their four years. In tozt, the National Association of Secondary School Principals decided that there should be some recognition made for students who have achieved distinction in the qualities for which schools were organized. 'l'hus. the National Honor Society was organized. This membership is an honor toward which every Deering student should strive: it means enrollment in an organization which, although only twelve years old, has over l,lOO chapters and 65.000 members. Fourteen members of the class of 1933 were awarded National Honor Society emblems. Among these are representatives from several school organizations as well as many outstanding athletes. E141

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THE AMETHYST NIA RG.-XRET ADAMS Art Fluh I. Une of our serious mindegi girls who has lveen a loyal Deeringite and has clone well hy ns. EDWARD AINSWORTII He is a he-man who either dodges nr catches Zackow's punches. C, lYIIl'l'COMB Al..DliN. Alu. French, 31 linmlvall. 29 Boxing. 3: .-1mv!li3'.rt liuarrl, 4: Purplf Liur, IQ Senior Vlass Play, 4. XYhirky wc-lcmnes an argument from :niynncx WILBUR W. Al.I.l'IN XNillnir's tall and VVillmur's thin lint nevertheless he is in the swim Anfl underneath his gray tweeil vest .-X heart that heats for Deering rests. l Rl'1l'INlAN G, AMES Art llnln, 4, iilee Kluh, 4. Xu ririue lvlack his character rnaims, gniul nhl. steazly nlfl Freeman Ames. USCA R R. .-XNDRICN Usear's chief liusiuess since coming tu Deering has been swapping cars. Ile will surely lie as successful ln life, lJORll'l'l IY li. .-XRICY Ulu- Vlulm. .41 llramatics, 4. As years :mil nnniths roll lry llnttie's classmates heave a sigh: Anil groan with envy, and wonder loo, .M the ,loan i'r:xwforil uf Deering High. ARLENE M. B XilS'l'l'IR lilee ifluh. 1, 2: .4n11'tliy.vl lmard. 4. Quiet hut efficient, She puuurls the keys znul will make a good stcnog. lil.lNUR G. BAKER linliliy l11n'selvacki'iililig. Xu dnnlmt sIie'll be a Dyer as ucll as ai cleaner and prcsser. C lI'IR'l'RUlJl'1 A. BAKER Art Clulm, 3. 4. 'l9ert is a true suphisficate Anrl has a desire to culmate Anyhow she rates as Cook And has a sweet and loving look. E161