Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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THYE ANLQETHYST YlOl..X li. BTANCHARD Iilce iiluh. 3. A lovely voice, a pretty face, The males rush to our Vi Another damsel with many a 'grace To graduate from Deering' High. LL'CIl.l.!i BLISS l'm'f'l1' l.l'nc Staff:.fimNl1y.i't Boaril.-3. Lu will he soiuehody's stcuog'. l.ucky Quy! Fan she pound the keys! CARI. nl. BLOM Trzick. 2. .11 llaselrall, 4. Yi-ry small. rather chunky. A t-ine fellow and also spuuky llc' is :ui aspiring athlete With a personality that's hard to heat. IES ll. Bl.OM Track, 2, 3, 4: llaschall, 3: Footlxall. llere. Seniors, is the most hashful hoy ever to haunt these halls, hilt what a football player! YIRGII. G, BOND Vlass President. 2, 31 Varsity Track, 2, 3. all Dehatiug. 2, ,xi D Club, J. 3. 42 National llouur Society. lircryoiu- in ll, ll. S. knows this ver- satile and humorous Ditto. Ile is kuowu as a student hy his Latin. as au athlete hy his track, as au artist hy his urcliestra. RUSSICLI. D. BONN lil' liasehall, I: Basketball, 1: Track, 3. 4. To Russ. automohile graveyarrls are more heautiful than nature. NVorser zuul shakier Fords are exceptional. Hood lllck. l3.XRli.XR.X Nl. BOYNTON li fluh. 3. 42 Hockey, 41,42 Nature l'luh. 32 Hasketluall, i, 1, 3, 4, .-lnu'tlr,vsl, 43 National Honor Society. A star iu haskcthall and hockey, au houur stuilcut. and a peach of a pal. ROGER BRACKli'l 1' lieolngy Club, 4: Cadets, i, :Q Orches- tra, I. 2. The maiden's delight-curly hair-- hrown eyes- -and a car. L'lIRlS'l'lNl'1 W. BROWN XYri1ers l'luh. 45 Anlctliyst Board, 4. lu l.atiu l'hris shines like a star Xo fault her linglisli work doth mar Hue of our lurightest and one ot' the hest To graduate from IJ. H. S. hlIl.DRlCl5 BROWN The pulpit calls our Millie There ou its heights she yearns tu hc lt' such should hap' as it well may No finer divine iu the U. S. A. E181 wiv

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1' E ageumsr VIOLA G, BAKER Dramatics, i, 2. 3, 4: Play, 4: NVash- ington Cluh, 4: Senior Class Play, 4: Baskethall. i: National Honor Society. lVe wonder if she has really fallen for a Bowdoin c'uli.f' NYC hate to lose her. PHYLLIS A, BARTLE l I' Nature Club, 4: Geology Club, 4. NVe hid her farewell hut Deering's loss is Bryant-Stratton's gain. Good luck. Phyl. IXIARTI IA B. BEAL Glee Cluh, 4: Geology Cluh, 41 Girl Reserves, 3. A steady plodder who hears up hravely after four years at D. H. S. EDWIN B. BENJAMIN Dramatics, 3, 4Q Play, 4: Dehating, 31 XYriter's Cluh, 4: D Cluh, 3. 41 Washington Club, 4: Purple Line, 3, 4: .4mrf11y.rt, 4, Valedictoriang Na- tional Ilonor Society. Good sport, accommodating and an ex- ceptional student. BESSIIS L. BERRY Campfire Girls, 4. No less a cueen than Good ueen Bess. I Q the suhject of our graduation. IIORTIENSIC IC. BICRRY Senior Class Play, Dramatics, 2, 4, Tennis, i, 4, Golf, 3. As Grandma Banks she spilled the heans. hut in real life she is a pal. GORDON BIRNIIC The handsome hunter ot' Deering who stays in hed on Cold mornings and thinks of his pals waiting for him. Glad you are hack from Panama and sorry you are leaving us! RU'I'lI A. BISBEI5 D Cluh, 4: Student Service, i, 4: lilee Fluh. ,ll Hockey, i, 2, 3, 4: .-Imrfli.i'.tt Board. just like a little husy hee. Industrious Ruthie was you see Responsihle for all these grinds. To her, hring all the fault you find. RUBY Y. BLACK Nature Fluh, :, 3: D Cluh, 3, 4: Girl Reserves, 3, .ig Hockey. 1, 22 Varsity, 5. 4: Amrvlzysf Board, 4. Yaluahle things are done up in small packages. Ruhs is O. K. HAROLD I,. FSl.AIxl Glee Cluh, 43 Anicfltyst Board track. 4. XYe think he ought to he a chemist he is capable along that line. E173

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THE AMETHYST ROGIQR W. BRKNS ll t'luh. 4: Flass Baskethall. i. 2: Manager Baseball. 32 Track. 4: Class Football. 1. 2. 3. 4. Roger has a weakness for hlondes. ,lL'l.IAN R. BUCK Dramatic l'luh. 4: Tennis. z. 3, 4. julian Buck is this lad's name. K'larence made him known to fame Steady and thorough, in M. l. T. NVQ- know he'll do successfully. NXUNII I . l3L'L'Kl.lN In june when :he leaves Il, ll. S. You hlushing hlossorn. come. confess, s for the arms of a loving spouse. A cat. a dog. and suhurhan hnnse. l3ill.I'IlCN Bl'RKl'I i rom l'. ll. S. comes fair Eileen. Xuclepeal hy hninor's minions shrimp XYhen your good fortune weaves the Fates ln thread we hnpe they lll'.l'l' will skimp. l.l'iSl.ll'i 'lf BYSTIN Track. 3. 4. lliminutire with a capital D Nut well-known, l1lll!'f'.S the pity. lint when one does, he's repaid in full, Xu stznmehcr friend in all the city. CII.-XRl.l'IS Y. CMN Iianlt. 3. 4. D llnh. 3. 4. 'ASugar has forged ahead in spite uf all nhstacles. A good traelg man and one of the reasons why Miss Cheney likes tn teach math. URIMXXIH ID, LXXRNICY lfoothall manager. 4: IJ l'lnh. 3. 4. ll will he no hlarney, XYl1en mentioning Carney: To emninend his scheme For managing the fnothall team, Pllll.II' R. C.-XS.-KS.-X Hasehall. :L Track. 3. Instead nf making Big fins Smmcn- herg lonk tn his laurels. Tony intends to hecome a sawhnncs and wrestle nith tonsils instead. SYl.X'l.X Nl. CASSIDY Dramatic fluh. 3, 43 Basehall. 2. Sylly's resistihility tsense nt' humor to yunl is highly developed. often caus- ing her tu laugh in the wrong place. A. bl.-XNIC C'llll.lJ lYashingtnu Cluh, 4. .lane's heart is full of hope and her hopechest full of holders. Good luck jane. E191