Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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THE AMETHYST MISS ANNE E. MCKECHNIE Dean of Girls, Girls' Basketball Coach, and Teacher of Biology GEORGE H. VINALL . CARRIE B. STAHL . BETTE C. EASTMAN . 'GEORGE H. VINALL IQUTH E. NIERRIN EDXVARD D. GRAHAM 'RALPH B. YOUNG ETHEL I. BRADBURY ANNE E. NICKECHNIE 'WILLIAM H. EMMONS 'BAIYRTICE D. CHENEY EDWARD D. GRAHAM Administration . . - . . . . . . . . . . PHYSICAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT FRED P. PLALL, JR. lVIARlON LAMSON COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT JANE A. HUSTON SCIENCE DEPARTMENT RALPH H. BRAGDON RALPH V. MORGRIDGE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT ARLOENE FARNHAM ESTHER E. KNUDSEN Athletic Admlror . . Secretary . . Clerk RALPH B. HARVELL BYRON L. lVIITCHELL ANNE E. lN'ICKECHNIE ESTHER J. TYLER BERNICE S. TRUE ALICE P. HALL CARROLL L. BEAN ELIZABETH C. HAYES ADA B. KENNAN MANUEL TRAININ G DEPARTMENT ,ERNEST W. OCHAMPAUGH ARTHUR HANSON MERLE YV. JEVVELL HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT 'ELEANOR E. CROSS C. FERNE Ross HELEN WYMAN ' Head of Department II 13 J

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illl il-.i ..l l. I l THE AMETHYS YVILLIAM E. WING ARAD E. LINSCOTT ANNE E. IYICIQECHNIE .FRED P. HALL, JR. IRALPII B. HARW'ELL 'ADIZLAIDE L. BRIGGS IXIIRA L. DOLLEY 'GLADYS L. IFILTON FRANCES L. FIUESTON ISABELLE K. PEASE 'ARAB E. LINSCOTT ART JLILIA M. SEABURY 'Headx of Department: DEERING HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Administration HISTORY DE PARTMENT MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT ENGLISH DEPARTMENT NIARY H. JACORS RUTH E. NVILLIAMS CARRIE V. BAKER LATIN DE PARTMENT EDITH S. PITT MUSIC FRANK J. RIGBY EMILY E, CHASE E123 . Prinripal Sub-Mafter . Dfan 0fCir1.r C. XVILLIAM PETERS!-IN BYRON L. IXIITCHELL IXIARGARET S. BURNHALI FRANK O. STACK IYIARGARET A. ABBOTT MARY C. PERKINS MARGARET S. BURNHAM CARO L. Hoxxs LIBRARY NVINNIBEL Gowl-:R

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MRS. MRS MRS MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. S MRS. NEAL W. ALLEN MRS. NEAL W. ALLEN, President MRS. CLYDE R. CHASE, Vice President MRS. STANLEY T. BENNETT, Corresponding Secretary MRS. J. CALVIN MILLER, Recording Secretary MRS. JOHN NEWBEGIN, Treasurer MRS. GEORGE A. BRIDGE, Auditor 1933-34 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN CARL C. JONES Program JAMES H. .NICCANN Membership GEORGE M. POTTER Finance ERNEST C. BOWLER Literature Class HERBERT W. RHODES Scholarship ALBERT J. M. PERRY Friendship EDGAR L. HAGEN Hospitality PHILIP F. CHAPMAN Special Projects LAWRENCE C. ANDREW Arboretum ELIZABETH A. TOWLE Publicity Pathfinders By RUTH H. CHASE Under the able leadership of Mrs. Neal W. Allen, the Pathfmders have just completed one of their most successful years. The year 1934 marks the tenth anniversary of the founding of the Pathfinders, an organization that has grown in ten years from a group of twenty members to one that now includes more than three hundred mothers of Deering and The purpose of the club is to supply a means of communication between parents and teachers, and to help in the general wel- fare of the school wherever possible and to promote friendship between the mothers themselves. The meetings this year, held on the second Tuesday of each month, have proved ex- ceptionally worth while. At each of the meet- ings, the music has been provided by talent from either Deering or Lincoln Junior High Schools which has added a great deal of in- terest to the programs. At the first meeting, Dr. Milton D. Proc- tor, president of Westbrook Junior College, spoke. He took for his subject, Parent and Teacher as Guide, Philosopher, Friend. An- other among the splendid programs which the Pathfinders have enjoyed was the one in which Dr. Franklin Johnson discussed the profitable use of leisure time, mentioning in particular intelligent reading, athletics, mu- sic, and hobbies. Dr. W'alter E. Russell, principal of Gorham Normal School, brought out in his talk, What Next,', the many questions which must be answered from childhood to manhood. Lincoln Junior High pupils. Mrs. Robert E. Owen, co-principal of Oak Grove Seminary, was another of the very fine speakers that the Pathfinders had the privilege of hearing this year. Her talk em- phasized the great investment that parents have in their children. Again, the Pathfinders were fortunate in securing for one of their speakers Miss Mary Ashby Cheek, Social Dean of Mount Holyoke' College, a very charming and interesting woman. Her talk gave a clear picture of the social problems confronting the modern girl. In March, Dean Paul E. Nixon of Bowdoin College, always a favorite in Portland, spoke on the Dis- connected Experiences Of a Dean. Perhaps the most interesting of the meet- ings this year was the December one. This meeting was composed of a sketch and a question box. The sketch, A Day at Deer- ingf' presented by the members of the Fresh- man class for the enjoyment of the club showed how closely the subjects which are studied in high school are correlated. The question box, conducted by Principal Wil- liam E. Wing, was of interest since it gave mothers a chance to solve many perplexing problems. E143