Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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Roy E. Blood One of the most outstanding of Miss Hueston's current bevy of Thespians, Roy is a go-getter. He was advertising manager Vivian Blauvelt for the Minstrel Sho standing room only. Helene M. Blom Although quiet, Helene has made herself useful, her skill in hockey gaining many goals for us and winning a letter for her. She has served, too, on several D Club Committees. W, at which there was Richard J. Bohnson Dick is interested in chemistry and is, therefore, a member of the Chemistry Club. He and that ever present broad grin of his are well-known and Well-liked at Deer- ing. Allen L. Bonney Everybody knows and likes Viv because Bugs , letter winner in cross country and she is full of fun. She is in the Art Club and Girls' Glec Club, as well as doing her share in Student Service. Always well- outdoor track, is an excellent skier who is known as a iovial and popular master of ceremonies, He has a host of loyal sup- groomed, Vivian is known for her style. porters. Robert H. Bonney Douglas Bragdon Presenting the mental giant of the science Musician, actor, scholar, distinguished mem- labs, Bob Bonney. In an unassuming way, her of our literatti-and Doug has still he set many a high scholastic mark. Bob more interests,including horse-racing.Here's has won further fame with his aeroplane wishing you plenty of winners, Doug , models. while you follow the sport of kings . Ralph T. Bonville Ralph's two years at Deering have been crammed with good-will and he has made lasting friendships. Serious and a hard- worker, Ralph should make his mark in the business world. Donald W. Bradeen Xflllffllftlllflll .Yiilfmiiil Ilmmr .X'ur'1't'?j' Birdie's chief interests are track and stud- ies. His name has been perennially on the honor roll and this year he has made a name for himself on the track team. joseph S. Boulos W'e can readily imagine Joe as a court iester of the Middle Ages. His quips and pranks may yet make him some comedian's stooge. His merry grin will long be remembered.

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. 7 Eleanor E. Berry Eleanor has tried her hand successfully at both hockey and tennis. She sings in the x Glee Club and has been in the French Club. Your unassuming manner will carry you far. Charles W. Berry, Jr. Charlie fills our conception of Henry the Eighth to a T, except for the beard. We shall remember him for his partici- pation in many activities no less than for his rotundity. Lydia A. Black Did someone mention Babe Didrickson? We have her double right in our midst: for likable Lydia is an enthusiastic basket- ball, baseball, and softball star who comes from a family of Deering athletes. Alden S. Bennett 0nnic, our Witty and good-natured trom- bone player, is 11 born student, a dependable worker, a swimming and skiing enthusiast, and as jolly a fellow :is may be found at Deering. Woodbury M. Blackwell W'oodie is the tall lanky fellow that has ci smile for everyone, As nothing seems to depress him, we predict a lifetime of cheer. We certainly wish him the best of success and happiness. ClASS 1936 Mary H. Blaisdell Mary, curly-headed and vivacious, has been active on the Al!ll'fl7-YK, Editorial Staff and in the Dramatic Club. She is one of the best sports we know, always ready to be obliging. Edna L. Blanchard A transfer to Deering, Edna is a girl whom we are glad to have. Her interest is in art, and it is in this field that she plans to continue. May life paint for her a happy picture. Avery Blake Avery is best known to us by his nickname Blackie . He has become a lieutenant in cadets and we're sure that, with head up and, shoulders square, he'll march on to victory. Craige T. Blanchard Blond, Blanchard, basketball, baseball Qfioston Bees,J-despite this liking for B's, Craigie rates an A with his friends. As a clever athlete and quiet friend, Craigie is one of Deering's finest. , n , ' Anne H. Blanchard f . , . -14' V ' ' -- - 1 1 .Yariaual Honor Society Anne, known as Kitten in skiing circles, l is noted for her poise and sweet manner. I LU She it is who is willing to help always, any- ' f F-0 , one or anything - the girl with the A-I 1f A personality. Keep smilingl 'C' ft

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Phyllis E. Brown Brownie is a good all-round sport. She has been seen in basketball and hockey. She always has a cheerful word, French or English, and her friendship is valued by many. Betty B. Brown Betty's interest is music and she is an active member of the orchestra, Little Symphony and Glee Club. She has always been will- ing, contributing much time and energy to Deering's interests. Marion E. Bruns This popular miss has been active in the Glee and Geology Clubs, and in the Min- strel Show. Marion's popularity extends outside the school, as she is one of our sorority girls. Harry S. Brewster Hairbreadth Harry, the Woodfords won- der! When the music goes 'round and 'round, it's usually Smoothie playing on his tuba. Keep puffing, Harry, and many good things will eventually come out here . ClASS Beatrice Buck Prominent in Deering High activities, Bee is very well known in tennis. Always busy, but never too busy to help anyone, she is certainly a credit to Deering in all she does. Audrey F. Brunt Audrey is a hockey player and has won her numerals in that sport. She took part in Campfire Fashion Show and Dance program and is in the Girl's Glee Club. Her enthusi- asm adds to her personality. 1936 William P. Cassidy Bill has been with us only a short while but during his brief stay he has added to his host of friends through his likable manner and has made .1 place for himself am o ng us. Dorothy E. Buffum Dot is known by her playful, teasing grin which she never leaves behind. She goes out for basketball, hockey, and tennis. She is interested and active in the Stantaki Campfire Group. John D. Cambridge johnny , of the Abe Lincoln physique, will long be hailed as Deering's foremost carpenter .ind ski-jumper. May you jump to success, johnny , from that treacher- ous Stroudwate: tower. Happy landing! james M. Bunting A member of the Glee Club, Orchestra, and French Club, Bunny has made him- f self known in Deering. His cheerful dis- position, pleasant smile, and original id I! 1 ?'7 o have made him very well liked. Y '- N ik N 4