Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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. 3, ARAD E. LINSCOTT Anna 'Virumque Cano, Trojae qui primur aboris Italiam falo profugus Lavinaquae venit litora . . . . D We sing of the man whose life has been devoted to this school. We sing of him who has made Latin a living language, of him whose classes have been the high-light in our school day, of him whose originality and ingenuousness have been inspirational, of him whose kindly Lui- derstanding has reached out to us all. In recognition of his years of service, of his sincere interest in us as individuals, of his inimit- able wit and humor, of his contribution to the enrichment of life, we, the Class of 1944, deem it an honor to dedicate our AMETHYST to Arad Erastus Linscott. Miss ADELAIDE BRIGGS

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. . fr-.-. Q. .5 V, s . 0 's !7 . Z 4 J CARLETON L. WIGGIN Have you noticed something new at Deering? We don't mean something tangible like the dust which never used to be there, or the empty feeling when you can't get ice cream at recess. We mean the exciting, new spirit which has at last begun to bind Deering into one closely knit group. This spirit began two years ago when Mr. Wiggin, Carl Wiggin to us, first became prin- cipal, and it has been growing ever since. You might have caught a glimtme of it at the un- usual number of rooters at the Exeter game. Mr. Wiggin was there too, cheering with the loudest of them. Last Christmas was another example. Usually, on the last day before vacation, the building is emptied in two minutes flat. But at Christmas a change came. A long line of students passed through the corridors singing carols. And even though their voices were loud and a few classes were still in session, lVlr. Wiggin and the teachers either smiled while they listened or joined in. It is a wonderful thing that came trailing in at Mir. Wigginis heelsg but it still looks a little like a stray dog. Our principal gave us our new spirit, now it's our job to Hx it up. It needs brushing, combing, and lots of pampering. And then we'll send it out to win a few blue ribbons.