Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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Sarah M. Faunce Sarah is that cheerful girl whom you see around the corridors. Her personality has won many friends. Playing a good game of tennis, she has participated in the Girls' Tennis Tournament. Harold Farrington, Jr. In Harold, we have a clarinet player of the band, the orchestra, and, don't forget the German band. Not only a musician, this jolly chap has earned his letter in lightweight football. Ruth N. Fessenden Hello to the 'Duchess' Ruth certainly has made herself popular in her brief stay at Deering, and her new friends wish her all the good fortune that is due to one so deserving. Robert L. Farr We know that success can not be far away for Bob . He was outstanding in cross country as captain last year, and has been treasurer and an enthusiastic member of the Boys' Glee Club. john Fisher Jack is tall, blond and good-looking with a flock of girls surrounding him. He has been on the lightweight football team and plays the violin in the orchestra and the String Ensemble. C ASS 1936 James L. Fisk James Fisk is none other than that tall, pleasant looking boy with the fiddle and cadet uniform. Jimmy', is quite a fellow, and his genial manners ought to show him Marion L. Freeman Here is a quiet, charming senior who has gained a great many lasting friends for her- self while here in Deering. She was a very active and talented member of the Girls' Glee Club. he has made many new friends here. SUCCESS. Donald E. Flagg Don is that new boy from Cony, you know. It didn't take Flaggie long to get acquainted, and with his ready wit and grin and his amazing agility on the dance floor, M. Elizabeth Foster Elizabeth, an active Camp Fire Girl, was on the committee for their Fashion Show. She has been out for field hockey, and is a member of the French, Dramatic, and Washington Clubs. -, f Matthew J. Flaherty Who doesn't know Matt?', President of his class for two years, football star, hammer- thrower, co-captain of basketball, vice- president of the D Club, his services to Deering have been outstanding.

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Es 'S Shirley E. Drew Harold W. Drinkwater Very tall, quiet, and reserved. There you have Harold. Yet he has made many friends who wish him success. He has been a member of the Glee Club and an interested participant in the Physics Club. ther L. Dyer Shirley is one of our quiet friendly girls. She is a faithful student, having been on the honor roll her senior year. She is inter- ested in tennis and is an active member of the Glee Club. Pinkie is an ardent outdoor girl. She is interested in the Camp Fire Girls, and in tennis and hockey. Her adaptability and friendliness have enabled her to make many friends at Deering. Jane Drew In the course of four years at Deering, jane has done several things. We remember her playing a bit of tennis and working with the Camp Fire group and on the Amethyst. ASS Earle E. Elliott, jr. This boy, with the big brown eyes, is well- ltnown tu many about Deering Center. He is interested in the out-of-doors, and an enthusiastic member of the Geology Club. Phyllis Eaton In a quiet way Phyllis completes every- thing with great eare and thoroughness. We've seen her in the Campfire Group Nature Club, Glee Club, and French Clubi That's the way, Phil. a 1936 Robert B. Farnum Bob is probably best known as a second Walter Winchell. A radio enthusiast, he has been vice president of Radio Club. In sports he has been active in Ski Class. Nor will we forget his campaigning for Leadbetter. John N. Elliott john, chess player, amateur photographer, and scientific marvel is a great fellow to know. Hymie is one of Miss Kennan's dependable aviators and is some man in the chemistry lab. Marion E. Fairchild A toast to Curlyloclts! Dolly's auburn curls are truly a crown of glory. We hope that impish smile and winning way will follow you to the success you deserve, Dol1y . Clarence E. Emery Clarence is serious and rather quiet, but those who are acquainted with him know that he is persevering, loyal and worth- while. His friendship is valued and his loyalty admired by many.

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Curt is a letter winner in cross country. Celia E. Galli Cece's ability has distinguished her in the Glec Club and in all it does. as a strong side-line and he Anwlfryxl and in Student Service has been noteworthy. jane G. Gage Alice L. Gamage Alice, the fair-haired typist for the Nruni Iiluxlws Staff, came to Deering two years ago from Fairhaven, Massachusetts. Alu is a wonderful friend and we wish her the best of luck. Gertrude may She has tennis r work on the Gertrude B. Gannon be small, but she is one of our ace hockey players, earning her letter. She has been in the Glce, Nature, Aviation, Dramatic, and D Clubs, and the AllIl'lf7Vj'Xf Staff. jane is rightly one of the most popular girls in the class, whose real dramatic talent was well evidenced in the class play. Her pleas- ing personality and flashing smile has won her many friends. ASS Curtis K. Gerry He has participated in class basketball, lightweight football, and indoor track, played in the band and orchestra, and is an all-around good sport. Ernest L. Gibbons Here's one of our real he-men, a shifty boxer and clever end on our W'hen Irish Eyes Are Gibby making a tackle or knocking his man OUI. football team. Smiling , it's Grace M. Gary Grace must have been born under the star of Neptune, because her chief delight in life comes from swimming undcr water in the summertime, and skating over it in the wintertime. f 1936 Richard L. Gray Dick , that always popular and cheerful cheer leader, is another tennis addict. Al- most any fair day you can find him down on the courts, ready to take on anyone who comes along. Coleman P. Gorham Coley's chief activity at Deering has been running, and he has been outstanding, v.iu- ning his letter in cross country and track. A member of the Glee and D Clubs, he is famous also for his easy-going nature. Phyllis E. Gordon Phyl has a smile and pleasant greeting for everyone. She hasn't wasted any time at Deering considering her efforts in Dram- atic Club, Glee Club, and basketball. You're sure to succeed, Phyl .