Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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Miss XYym:III Mr, MOruI'iilgi- Miss Hall Mr. llmizilnii Mr. Bi-:III Mr. ICIIIIII-ms Miss Mi-Iii-vii Miss Russ Miss t'i'Oss Mr. l'cti-I-sim Mr. i'OttI'i-ll Mr. lizII'x'ull Mr. Mitchell Track Coaches RALPH B. HARvIiI,L TBONALD E. FAVOR Swimming Coach Ii. ALVIN JOHNSON Football Coaches EDWARD D. GRAI-IAM JOIIN D. COTTRIQLI. If. ALVIN JOIINSON RALPH B. HARVIQLI. IDONALD E. FAVOR Dramatic Coach FRANCIQS L. HULSTON Debating Coach RU'l'll E. WILI.lAh1S Baseball Coach Omce F. ALVIN JOHNSON CARRIII B. STAIYII. NIaI.LIIi M. DIfARIsORN JIQANNIQ MORIKIS Basketball Coaches JOIIN D. ClJ'I liRlil L LILLIAN BIQCRIQR Tennis Coaches BYRON L. Ml'I'Lflll1L.L LILI.A ANDRI-,xv Home Economics ELIQANOR E. CROSS C. I:liRNI-I ROSS PIFLEN WYMAN Commercial RALPH B. YOUNG E'I'Hlzl. I. BRADBURY JANI41 A. HUS'I'ON BI-:RNIcQI-i S. TRUIE lisTIII-1R J. TI'I.I-:R Manual Training NIFRLF W. JI-'wI4.I.I. li R N l'.ST XV. Ocii IA M IIA uc I I Music IiRIII.I' li. CIIASIQ IJRANK J. IRIGBY Hockey Coach ICAC lT Mr. Yuuiig' Miss True Miss T3-li-r Miss lliistim Miss ll:-:iilliiiry Miss Slqihl Mr. Jcwcll MI. lJL'il1llllllilllH'il Miss l'lI:Isi- Mr. Rigby Miss Mirrris Miss lJL'zII'iIOI'II

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Mr. l.iIisi-O11 Miss Iluxii- Miss 'l'iltIiII Latin AKAI! E. LINsc:OTT CARO L. i'iOXllT EDITH S. PITT English GLADYS L. TILTON MARGARIET A. ABBOTT CARRIE V. BAKIQR LILLIAN BIQCRER LINWOOD S. ELLIOTT FRANcIas L. HUIESTON MARX' H. AIAQOD THITODORE S. JOHNSON ISAIIIQLLIQ K. PISASIS RUTH E. WILLIAMS Physical Training F. ALVIN JOHNSON LILLA ANDREW KARL V. PALMER lT Ml s PIN MV. 'l'. Juliiismi Miss Pwisc Miss XYilliIiIiIs Mi:-S lim-Ckcx' Miss Aliliott Miss Hzxki-I' Mr. lilliutt Miss llucsluii Miss .laiuib Mathematics History MTRTICL D. CJ-IILNEY ARLOLNI1 FARNHAM DONALD E. FAVOR EDNVARD D. GRAHAM ADA B. KENNAN C. WII.l.IAM Pl1'l'I'.RSON JOHN D. CO'l l'liliI.I, RALPH B. l'iARVl'l.l. BYRON L. Ml'l'Clllil.l. Art Modern Language JULIA M. SEADURY ADELAIDE L. BRIGGS Library MIIKA IDOLLIZY WINNIBEL GOWIQR HAROLD B. RIELLIESON FRANK O. STACK Sub-master Science ARAD E. LINSCOTT WILLIAM H. EMMONS Dean of Girls CARROLL L. BIQAN RALPH H. BRAGDON AI.Ic1Iz P. HAI.L ANNE E. MCKIQCHNIIQ RALPH V. MORIQRIDOI-1 ANNIQ F. MC1KliC1IINlIf Mis: Sc-:nlmry Miss Iiiiwui' MI: limlmiii Miss Fziriihziin Miss Kcmiuii Miss Vlium-y Miss Aliilrcw Mr. i'lliIllL'l' Mr, A, johnson Mr, Stuck Miss lhmllcy Miss Briggs

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Mrs. Haskell Mrs. Haley Mrs. Emmons Mrs. McDaniels Mrs. Walker Mrs. Heywood MRS. EDGAR L. IIAGEN, Pres. Mrs. Starkey Mrs. Chandler Mrs. White Mrs. Potter Mrs. Welch Mrs. Sprague PATHFINDIEIQS MRS. EDGAR L. HAGEN President MRS.BENJAMIN E.HASKl4Il.L Frivfzdsbil MRS. ARTHUR D. WELCH MRS. WILLIAM H. EMMONS Vice-President Hospiialitj MRS. HARRY L. HALEY MRS GLENN W. STARKEY Recording Secretary Mrmbcrsbi, MRS. FRANK A. WALKER MRS. ARTHUR D. WELCH Lifvrafuri Correspomling Secretary MRS. ROY E. HEYWOOD Sflrolarslai, MRS GEORGE M. POTTER Treasurer MRS CLIFTON E. CHANDLER MRS FRANK H. NEWBEGIN Anrlifor Financ MRS ALBERT j. WHITE Publicity MRS. RICHARD L. SPRAGUE MRS. JOHN F. MCDANIEL Program Social Project The Pathfinders, an organization of mothers of the students of Deering Higi and Lincoln Junior High Schools, has completed its twelfth year. Formed in 1924 its membership has increased from nine to more than three hundred members. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Edgar L. Hagen, the year has been mos successful. Varied and interesting programs were arranged. For speakers we hav had Mr. William E. Wing, his Subject being: What our High School is Tryin to Dog Mr. Harrison C. Lyseth, agent for Secondary Education of the State De partment of Educationg Miss Hannegan Spoke on Lip Readingf' Rev. Clifford I- Osborne gave a travel talk, Footpaths of Old England, Rev. Ralph L. Stodd spoke on The Soviet Experiment, Panacea of Pandemonium. Other programs wen a playet, The French Hat Shop, written by Mrs. Austin B. Durgin and pre sented by members of the Speech Readers Club. An Armistice Day program b students of Lincoln Junior High School and a dramatized sketch from Charlf Dickens' Christmas CarolS,', presented by Students of the Deering High Dramati Club. Throughout the year the musical organizations of both schools has been we represented. The Club has completed its best year financially. One object of the club to award each year a scholarship of Szoo to some worthy boy or girlg but th year with funds available, the clubfis awarding two scholarships, each of 35200, ar one of S75. There was a record attendance at the April meeting, it being guest afternoo Many attended from the Chestnut St. Methodist Church, to hear and to meet Re' Ralph L. Stoddy, the Speaker for the afternoon and a former pastor of the churci Following the program, work from the Art, Mechanical Drawing, and Domest Science Departments were on exhibition in the cafeteria. The Literature Class, meeting each month, is open to Pathfinder membe and their guests. Many late novels and plays have been reviewed, by both membe and outside speakers, one of whom gave a talk on Mark Twain. The reviewers ar Mrs. Herbert W. Rhodes, ,Miss Frances Hueston, Prof. Wilmot B. Mitchell, M1 William Holt, Arthur D. Welch, Miss Ardra Hodgkins, Mrs. Edward S. Anthoir Mrs. George C. Kern, Rev. James E. Cary, and Mrs. Sidney St. Felix Thaxter. X937 OFFICERS ELECTED MRS. EDGAR L. HAGEN, President MRS. CLAUDE VAN GUNDY, MRS. LUTHER I. BONNEY, Recording Smsrata First Vice-President MRS. ROVELL W. FOSS, MRS. WALTER P. DEERING, Corrrspomling Sccrrla Second Vice-Presidmit MRS. EARLE A. THOMAS, Treasurer