Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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THE. AMETHYST REGINA C. LITI'LEFIlTl.D Hockey. 1. zz Geology Cluh. 4: Vt'ash- iugton Clulw. 4: Arfzrfliyxr Board. She was introduced in oral English as the tirst woman president. lf so. the country would he in Capable hands. SlllRl,ICY A. l.OXGl4'lil.l.OW Red Cross, 41 Student Service, 3. A winsome girl with an appreciation of poetry. She tends strictly to busi- ness. RlCl l.-XRD l.OYlCjOY lfootluall. 1. :L Student Serriee. I. Dick is a lvig, strong, silent man who elauns to he a woman-hater. NN hat do you say. seniors? EDWIN R. LOW Student Service. .IZ Track, 3: Foot- lvall. 4. lle holds up the wall of Zlj each morning. Vl'h0 will stand with her next year, Edu GRACE C. I.l'C.-XRIEI .l.O tiirl Reserves. 1, z, 3, 45 Geology Clulu, 4: Tennis, 2: Hockey, r, l.ul-te possesses more vitality than anroue we know of. She is a poppy individual. ll.-XZl'fl. li. I.l'Xl7Y Nature Cluh, 42 tilec Cluh, 4: NVash- iugton Cluh, 4. VW: have known her just one short year. luut we are assured that she will live Il wm'th-while life. DOROTHY Nl. M.-XRS'l'0N Tennis. 2: Hasketlxall, 1, 2. llcre is the maiden with the tiny voice hut when she rnakes herself heard, it is worth while listening. l7l'Il.l,.-'t M. Rl.-X'l'l'l llill'S lt is rumored that she can cook and sew. Her fixture is secure. GIQR.-Xl.l7lNli XY. MAXELL Student Service. li Red Cross. li Hlee Cluh. 2. 3. A'.lerry's hohhy his Ahikiug. NVhy ytouldn't she enjoy it with such charm- lni.: company? I.l'1lYIS lf. Nl.-XXl'1l,l. Stamp Cluh. z. l went fishing and caught this two- pounrler, hut you should see the one that got away! E293

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THE AMETHYST jl'i.'XNl'1'l'l'l2 M. LAPIIZRRE tilev: t'lub. ig Student Service, 1: Vanin Fire. ig Tennis, 41 Golf, 3, .le-zinette goes nut for golf and swings :i mean club, just getting training fur ber trusty rolling pin. BASIL A. l..X'l l'Y IJ t'lub, J, 3, .gg Amvtliyxt llnaril, 4: Football, 1, 3, 4, Baseball, :, 3, 41 XYrestling, 43 Boxing, 4. lYe hope he will get less haril knocks in life than he has nn our football tezml. ',Yll.l.l.rlNl ll. LAWRl'iNClf lluxing. 4: Football, 2, 32 Band, l, 2- .lv -li Bill is a great tense when you get tn knnw him. but he is hard to get :icqilaiiitetl with. -I.-XNIICS W. l.l'l.'XDl2lC'l l'liR Art t'lub, 3, .tg Orchestra, 3, 4: Bzinil. iz Fadets, I. llz' is zi trombone player, mueh tu Mr. Staelis delight. lBORO'l'lllf.-X ll. l.lfAYI'l'l' Art Club, 3, 45 Dramatics, 3, 41 Ten- nis, z: tilee Club, 4. Dot has a charming personality along with zi habit of breaking dates - A'll:ink excepted. EVA I.. l.l'IlGll'l'ON llaslgetball, sg Red Cross, 41 Type- writing Contest, 32 VVashmgtnn Club, 4. She has to come a lnng way, but she wnrks hard when she gets here. R0ll'l'IN,fX l.lilGlI'l'ON Farewell f'W'c'enie ! Our loss is his gam, and we wlsh you luck. lVlliRl.lf j. l.lfl.ANl3 Stamp Club, 1, EQ Band, I, 1, 4: Washington Club, 45 Amethyst Bnard. 1'lJitto's saxophone player, who en- jnys Keith's shows. lHHYARDj,LHNNON JL Basketball, :Q Football. 1, :. Yuu have been with us a long time, l'irldie. We will miss you. Good luck! l'lS'l'Hl'lR li. l.lBl3Y Art Flub, 1, .gg Tennis, 2, Gulf, 3. An old-fashioned out-of-Llour girl who is an ideal companion. E283

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THE AMETHYST ST.tXNl.EY D, MAYO Ilramatics. J. 42 Radio Club. 3: Rerl times. 3: .-1ml'tl1Av.vt Board: National llnnnr Snciety. Many at play wnnlrl have gone nn the rueks it' it hatln't lveen for Stairs skill with rlnrxclliglits. Rl'II'l'.-X M. M,tcllOX,iXl,lJ llztsketliall. i. 2: Student Service. 3. Hale and hearty, a spnrt's fan ton. l'ink and white and teeth uf pearl Reita. here's grind luck tn yon, The Typical Magazine Cnver Girl. lCX'lCl,YN l.. M.-tcNl'fIl. tiirl Rz'Sel't'e-s. 2. 3. 41 fienlngy fllnln 4. Une nt' nnr gayest, most popular seniors who works hartl anil will nu clnulnt lie great some rlay. RICI MRD Y. XlcC.'XNN lirsnnaties, 1, 1, 3- 42 llelrating. :, 3, 1: D Vlnlw. 1, 3. 4: YYashington Vlnlv, 42 VVriter's Flnlx. 4: Forensic l.eagne: Salntatorian, National Honor Society. Our l'lass Vresiilent nf wlinni we are proud. l3l..XNL'l lli li, hlcCRll,l.lS Se-ninr Vlass Play, 4: I'nv'f1lr l.l'l!t', i. .-1 tllee l'lnl1. r, J, 3, 4: Amrfliyxt lluarwl, 4. She plans to lie zu stenng' lint we ean't forget hnw well she played her part in the class play. ICIDXYARIJ li. Mcl7ONgXl.lJ Hasketliall, 1, 3. A sense nf llnnwr :intl :tn infeetinxls smile makes l'1rlrlie well likerl. He anrl Sea YVall make a pair. ROGER G. MCDONALD The Mclhnnalrl Clan is well represented at Deering. lwnt they have all done well lwv ns, ROSE M. NIQGOWAN A fzrmfl-natured lass frmn Riverton. She walks sometimes anrl heats the trolley at that. NORMAN R. MCKENNEY lianfl. r. 2. J. 41 Orchesrta, I, 1, 3, 4. Une nf the reasons why our band is successful. He nses lots of gas travel- ing to Falmouth, VVC wonder why? HELEN P. NICNUTT tilee Cluh. 4. One nt' our prettiest girls whn we all enjoy hearing. She enjoys telling, too. E301