Deering High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Portland, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1948 volume:

X I . ,..............,.,..,u 1 E w 9 s I 1 I F w 1 E I, 7 if V , , I 1 V . l TIHE NINETEEN FORTY-EIGHT AIVIETI-WST PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF DEERING HIGH SCHOOL P 0 R T L A N D M A I N E Editor-in-Chief JOHN L. BARKER Associate Editor Adviser BRUCE MCGORRILL LINWOOD S. ELLIOTT Printed in U.S.A. by Forest City Printing Company, Poimlzuld, Manic l 4 i MRS. HERBERT PAUL D The class of 1948 dedicates this volume to a teacher who has been a member of the faculty of Deering High School for seventeen years, first as Miss Margaret Abbott and later as Mrs. Herbert Paul. She is a graduate of Colby College and has completed work for an M.A. degree at the University of New Hampshire. Her record provesher success in her profession. Her vivid delineations of characters . in literature have made fictional people like David Copperfield live for her students, her patience has helped many perplexed boys and girls to gain the ability to speak and write more clearly, her respect for youth has given the individuals in her classes that confidence in themselves which is so necessary to happiness in school worlcg her pleasure in student activities is attested by her chaperoning excursions to Washington and her guidance of the staffs of Ram-Blings. Though she has been valuable as a sincere, witty, capable instructor in English, Mrs. Paul will be best remembered as an understanding friend to students and faculty alike. We wish Mrs. Paul a very happy future in her new home in Philadelphia. EIDICATIID mothyst Ihome Deering High has as great a tradition as scholarship to maintain. She is one of many hundreds of high schools that represent the shield of Democracy's defense against Communism and Fascism. This shield of defense is forged of the attitudes, the beliefs and the hopes of all young high school Americans. It is compounded of everyday school living, of respect for one another, of sportsmanship, of hard clean play. Deering specializes in this. Her students are organized in nearly all sports playing in High School. Her clubs and activities range from the hobby of taking snapshots, to the fabrication of bows and arrows. Her students bowl, swim, broadcast, collect stamps, debate, issue newspapers, publish books, drill, sing, play musical instruments, ski, paint, ride horses, go to Washington, write, dramatize, choral, and serve in the Cafeteria. This is the material that will make the future America. Of this material is the theme of our 1948 Amethyst. The best defense against foreign idealogy is not a gun or bayonet or atomic bomb, but a stronger, more powerful idea. Deering tries to teach this idea. Democracy through action is that idea. It is learning how to live and play democratically by actually living and learning the process. To show how Deering does this, we dedicate this Amethyst. This is the theme of our 1948 boolc. Turn the pages and see for yourself. l D . 4 I3rincipal's Message To Class Of 1948 Ac no time in the history of our country has there been greater appreciation of the value of an education. There is always a need for technical skills and education aut0- matically supplies the demand. However, the paramount present concern of thinking people has to do with human relationships. Here again, the citizens of this country look to education for help in a time of trouhle. It is my hope that your experiences at Deering will serve you in your chosen career as well as remain among your pleasantest memories. It is an even greater hope that here you have begun the development of a personal set of values which will not only guide you well but will also enable you to make your fullest contribution to the betterment of society wherever you may he. FACU LTY IZACU lfy CARLETON L. WIGGIN, B.S., Bates, M.A., Columbia, Principal RALPH B. YOUNG, B.A., Colby, ED.M., Harvard, Sub-Master MIRA L. DOLLEY, B.A., Colby, M.A., Middlebury, Dean of Girls Art Julia M. Seabury, Portland School of Fine Arts Commercial 9fRalph B. Young, B.A., Colby, Ed.M., Harvard Ethel I. Bradbury, Leavitt Normal, Shaw Busi- ness College Nellie M. Dearborn, B.A., Colby, B.S.S., Bos- ton University Katherine Kern, Simmons and University of Wisconsin Bernice S. True, Bay Path Institute Esther Tyler, B.S. in Ed., Boston University Industrial Arts Charles S. Allen, B.S.Ed., Gorham Teachers, College Frank W. P. Bailey, Oswego Teachers' College, Extension courses at Columbia Merle E. Jewell, Pennsylvania Museum School of Industrial Art OFiice Pauline Smith, Joanne MacCormaclc , Home Economics C. Ferne Ross, B.S., University of Maine Mrs. Linwood Card, B.S., University of Maine Helen Wyman, Boston School of Domestic Science Latin tEdirh S. Pitt, B.A., Wellesley, M.A., McGill Sara Cowan, B.A., Colby Margaret Wyman, B.A., Bates, M.A., Columbia Library Winnibel Gower, Colby, Columbia School of Library Service Mathematics 44Katharine E. O'Brien, A.B., Bates, A.M., Cor- nell, Ph.D., Brown Arolene Farnham, B.A., Bates . Vincent B. Mangion, B.A., Tufts, Harvard Alfred P. Mallet, B.A., M.A., University of Maine Ara A. Karakashian, B.S., Bowdoin Stuart Ford, M.E., Cornell Physical Education Fred Kosiba, B.S., Springfield College, M.A., Columbia University, Boston University Elnora Curtis, B.S., Indiana University English PkFrances L. Hueston, B.L.I., Emerson, M.A., University of New Hampshire Margaret A. Paul, B.A., Colby Lillian Becker, B.A., Middlebury, M.A., Bread Loaf School of English, Middlebury Bertha Gulliver, B.A., Wheaton, M.A., Co- lumbia William R. Hill, A.B., Bowdoin L. Pauline Mann, B.A., Southern Methodist Helen D. McDonald, B.A., Colby Isabelle K. Pease, B.A., Smith, M.A., Bread Loaf School of English, Middlebury Francesca M. Perazzi, B.A., University of Maine Clayton H. Smith, B.A., University of New Hampshire Ruth E. Williams, B.S., Colby, M.A., Bread Loaf School of English, Middlebury History XC. William Petersen, B.A., University of A Maine, M'.A., Trinity john B. Cottrell, Jr., B.S., Colgate Elizabeth Ring, B.A., M.A., University of Maine John E. Ham, Jr., B.S., Gorham State Teachers' College, M.A., Harvard University Ralph B. Harvell, B.S., University of New Hampshire Linwood S. Elliott, B.A., M.A., University of Maine I Ruth H. Whittemore, B.A., Colby Modern Languages 'l:Adelaide L. Briggs, B.A., Bates Laura Baker, B.A., Colby Mira L. Dolley, B.A., Colby, A.M., Middle- bury iiljrank O. Staclc, B.A., Bowdoin, M.A., Middle- bury Armand A. Polito, B.A., University of Maine Science :kRalph H. Bragdon, B.A., Tufts Carroll L. Bean, B.A., Bowdoin, Harvard Emery S. Dunfee, B.S., Colby Amos A. Hawkes, B.E., Rhode Island State Teachers' College john J. McCann, B.S., Tufts, M.A., Columbia Huse N. Tibbetts, Director of Athletics, B.S., University of Illinois, M.S., Springfield College il' Head of Department. The Pathfinders' Club One of the best known clubs of its kind in Portland is the Pathfinders' Club of Deering and Lincoln junior High Schools, consisting of mothers of the students. Scholarships are given at the end of each year to deserving seniors. The outstanding event this year was an evening meet- ing in January attended by both fathers and mothers, when the Home Economics and Industrial Arts rooms were open with demonstrations of work, preceded by a program consisting of a Minstrel Show by Boy Scout Troop 9, a talk by Dr Lyseth, music by the Deering j.V. Band, and refreshments. The Pathhnders' Officers are: Mrs. William Linnell, presi- dentg Mrs. Eric Adde, first vice president, Mrs. Myron Lamb, second vice president, Mrs. Carl Becker, recording secretary, Mrs. A. Clifford Bayer, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Edgar Damon, treasurer. Faculty advisers are Miss Adelaide Briggs and Mrs. Carrie Morrison. Band Mothers' Club The Deering High School Band Mothers' Club has been active the past year raising funds to carry on the interests of the band. The officers of the club are: Mrs. Walton Libby, presidentg Mrs. Carl Pettengill, vice president, Mrs. Charles Quincy, sec- retary, Mrs. Carl Patten, treasurer. The meetings are held on the first Tuesday of the month at the high school. The largest project of the year was the compiling and selling of the cook books, Cooking to Beat the Band. This has been so successful that it is to be carried on during the summer and into next year. Other projects were a dance at the school' in the fall, the Fathers, Day concert in january and the annual concert and dance in City Hall in March and several paper drives. As a result of these projects we sent the band to the Western Maine Music Festival at Brunswick, Maine and to the New England Festival at Hampton Beach, N. H. We bought some new instruments and added to the uniform fund. In February the Band was invited to play a joint concert with the Medford High School Band at Medford, Mass. This was a trip long to be remembered. It has been a pleasure to work for a Band of which we are all so proud. Orchestra Mothers' Club The Deering High School Orchestra Club was formed by a few interested mothers of orchestra members, approximately ten years ago, for the purpose of supporting the orchestra by sending it to the festivals and by furnishing its members with uniforms. Mrs. Raymond McCubrey was the first president of the club, which had a membership of about forty mothers. The 1947-1948 officers are: Mrs. Lawrence H. Kimball, pres- identg Mrs. S. E. Crosby, vice presidentg Mrs. Raymond Borstel, secretaryg Mrs. Lawrence Plowman, treasurer. The club's projects this year have included a talent show, a vesper concert, and the annual orchestra concert, which were all held in the high school auditorium. La. J Nineteen DLJIVUNEK IVIUUL 1 UN President SEIXIICDF? BOB FODEN Vire Previdenl INGA HAUGAARD DON BAADE Secretary Treasurer forty-eight Fxerutive Committee Executive Committee MR. DUNFEE Clan' Advicer Executive Committee KERRY JACKSON A BILL COUSINS Senior Class History Regretfully, we realize the time has come for the class of 1948 to leave its school record at Deering. For four years we have studied and had fun together, but in a short time we will be scattered in an unsettled post-war world. All of us will look back on our freshman year as one of bewilderment and surprises. It has been said that we almost put the school on fire. This, of course, refers to our own E. Brant Frost in the Freshman Reception. Our officers for that year were Artie McAlis- ter, president, Sylvia Fletcher, secretary, Nancy Cottrell, treasurer, and Val Lagueux, Nancy Knowles and John Hay, members of the executive committee. Mr. Stack was our class adviser. In our sophomore year, we went back to school with America at peace again. In this year we were led by Sumner Moulton. Assisting him were Dottie McCann, Nancy Mosher, jack Hay, Bob Simpson, Pat Tibbetts, and Bill Burnham. Our class adviser was Mr. Bailey. We can remember in our junior year the enthusiasm of choosing our class rings and of holding our Junior Prom under the able supervision of Mr. McCann. Kerry Jackson was president, Inga Haugaard, vice president, Virginia Norton, secretary, Stan Ladd, treasurer, Artie McAlister, Charlie Hildreth, and Sylvia Fletcher on the executive committee. ' Our senior year has been one of excitement and pleasure, as well as one of work for our class adviser, Mr. Dunfee. The class elected the following students as their ofhcersz Sumner Moulton, Bob Foden, Inga I-Iaugaard, Don Baade, Dottie McCann, Bill Cousins, and Kerry Jackson. Our most important problems seem to be where we are to go and what we are to do next. During these four years, some of the shining stars on our ball teams have been Stan Ladd, Bob Simpson, Don Baade, Tiny MacMillan, Dick Campbell, George Cadigan, and Kerry Jackson. The girls' teams have been fortunate in having such athletes as Pat Scott, Jackie Holmes and Joan Bennett. The ones yelling themselves hoarse at the games-namely, the cheerleaders-have been Artie McAlister, Brant Frost, Sylvia Fletcher, Nancy Cottrell, and Ellie Rumery. The outstanding workers for Ram-Blings and Amethyst have included Eleanor Rum- ery, John Barker, Artie McAlister, Dave Huff, Maryse Salmonsen, and Bill Cousins. Our musical organizations have attracted many excellent musicians, such as, Val La- gueux, Ruth Crosby, Anne Plowman, Ginny Norton, Ginny Danforth, Bev Winckler, Dave Huff, Jackie Kimball, and Ray Stevens. As the time to leave the halls of Deering approaches, I am sure we can all think of each individual as having contributed something to the school or to a fellow classmate. Also we thank the faculty members for all their help in studies, personal problems, and social activities. INGA I-IAUGAARD, Secretary ramatic Club The Deering High School Dramatic 'Club gave for its feature presentation this year Norman Krasna,s two-act comedy, ,'QDear Ruth. The play, which was given on Thanks- giving night, was even more hilarious than the movie of the same name thanks to the expert direction of Mrs. John Gulliver. Patricia Tibbetts was excellently cast as Ruth Wilkins, Brant Frost played the hand- some Lt. William Seawrightg Erik Lundin took the part of the very proper Albert Krummerg Dorothy McCann had the character part of Dora, the colored maid, Bruce McGorrill and Inga Haugaard were cast as Judge and Mrs. Harry Wilkins, respectively, Barbara Gee played the Winsome Martha Seawright, Joy Williams took the part of Miriam Wilkins, Gene Barton was cast as Sargent Chuck Vincent, and Mervyn Taylor played Harold Klobbermeyer. But there is more to any play than meets the eye. The behind-the-scenes crew of loyal Dramatic Club members consisted of the following hard workers: Stage manager, Arthur McFee and his assistants Gene Barton, Erik Lundin and Mervyn Taylor, Bud Davis, the electriciang Virginia Danforth, Commissioner of Properties, and her helper, Beverly Ann Grant, Marion Osher and Katherine Likely in charge of costumes. A superb cast, expert direction, and an efficient stage crew made the Dramatic Club play, Dear Ruth,', one of the best comedies ever seen on the Deering Stage. Gordon F. Adams Activities: Rum-Bliugx, Cadets, Band, Band Club, Oliicers' Club Favorites: Stan Kenton, Operations Midnight Ambition: Business Executive He who laughs lust lmzglzr the lomlesl. Edward A. Alexander Activities: Baseball, Swimming, Rid- ing Favorites: Dancing, When You Were Sweet Sixteen Ambition: To graduate Always willing tunl rwltly lo look on flat' blomlc sitlt' of life. Marion A. Alward Activities: AMETHYST, Rum -Bliugx, Cadets, Officers' Club, Wood- earving, Student Service Favorites: Miss Hueston's third period English class, dancing Ambition: To live in a penthouse Live life just for Ibe joy of living. Dawn C. Ames Activities: Tennis, Archery, Bowl- ing, Junior Red Cross, Amu- 'rHYs'r Favorite: That's My Desire Ambition: A Nurse Nofbiug grvul ILYIX rn'l1iz't't'il willroul c1lIbmiin111. Joan Ames Activities: Band, Orchestra, Cadets, Riding Club, Woodcarving Favorites: Rhapsody in Blue , 'lDixie , traveling, music Ambition: Work in the' field of Psychology A XllIl.Yl7ilIL' lJt':u'l' uml ll soul of song. Arlene M. Anderson Activities: Bowling, Basketball, Swimming Favorites: Dancing, recess, Betty, .. ,, Always Ambition: Medical secretary Szzfit'ienl unto lJer'xvlf. Barbara Arsenault -Activities: Cadets, Archery, Bowl- ing, Tennis, Oiiieers' Club, Rum - Bliugx, AMl'lTHYS'f Favorites: Vaughn Monroe, bowling, dancing, the beach Ambition: To have loads of fun and to be happy Sweet aml lovely. .5 . -4 .. Y,-I.if.mv.. - Raymond L. Arsenault Activity: Cadets Favorites: Hunting, Industrial Arts, swimming Ambition: Forester Good fellowship galore. Emile G. Aube Activities: Tennis, Baseball, Basket- ball, D-Club, Skiing Favorites: Hockey, swimming, music Ambition: In the field of radio Our itluulx are our better Xf'II!L'X.n Donald Baade Activities: Football, Basketball Favorites: Pi Alpha, football, the boys Ambition: Castine To become u gnu! mon, rl ii llKL't'SStl1'y to be 44 greut nmol. Sally J. Bailey Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club, Swimming, Tennis Favorites: Stardust, swinnning, skating, eating Ambition: Private secretary Her vmfmlvr mos! IJll'llAlll,Q.n Carolyn J. Barker Activities: Banking Representative Favorites: Dancing, Serenade of the Bellsf' swimming Ambition: To 'raduate and be a 3- success Hr'r l'lL'lILll'V Iltllllft' bl'lII'.N luv' . -K fl'it'lnlx. Clifford L. Barker Activities: Archery, Woodearving, Student Council, Transferred South Portland High School, 1945 Favorites: Legislatures, Muriel Ambition: To be as good as the next fellow The arf of llfllllllllg lim Ill- workiug html. .lohn L. Barlier Activities: Baseball, Deering Hi-Y, Cadets, Officers' Club, D Club, Student Council, Fiditor-in-Chief AMe'r'nx's'r Favorites: Baseball, rnusic, swini- ming Ambition: Medical Career He seix his hvurl ullou lln' goal, not upon, ibn jrrizef' Allen Beach Nancy P. Barnes Activities: AMETHYST, Ram - Blingx, Archery, Bowling, Junior Red Cross, Tennis, Riding, Swimming, Band Majorette, Band Club Favorite: Jam sessions with Dee Ambition: To be a Physiotherapist Word would the world be 'wilfaout frolic and fun? Nancy C. Bates Activities: Art Club, Oliicers' Club, Cadets Favorites: Stardust , Hot Pastromi, and roller skating Ambition: To live and let live 1 burr' u bmrt -willr room for every joy? Maureen C. Battles Activities: Cadets, Rum-Bliugx, Glee Club, Swimming, Oiiicers' Club, Junior Red Cross Favorites: Vaughn Monroe, Music, Football Games Ambition: To have a career Work is the only key lo .sixteen H Activity: Cadets Favorites: Near You, skiing, talking in class Ambition: An Air Force Radio Technician His good Illlfllfc' is lzolicnl by all. Joan Bennett Activities: Tennis, Bowling, Basket- ball, Swimming, Glee Club, Junior Red Cross, UD Club, AME'I'HYS'l' Favorites: Music, sports, special dates Ambition: Musical career With nfeutiolz bt'll'IllilIX in our rye um! calculation out of uuolfJr'r. Joan Bernstein Activities: Archery, Bowling, Tennis Favorites: Warsaw Concerto, jealousy by Harry james, tak- ing long rides Ambition: To go to Bermuda For if.: I must be roving, 70L ilIg, ro :Jing-. .loan l.. Blethen Activities: Swimming, Cadets, Field Hockey, AMETHYST, Ram - Blingi, Bowling, Archery, Ski Club. Favorites: Mary Lou in II4, IU9 Club, N. M. W. Ambition: Graduate from College Know what you want and you'll get it. Jean Blumenthal Activities: Swimming, Library, Ten- nis, Dramatic Club, Ski Club Favorites: Tolstoyts War and Peacef' British poets, reading medical books, Barbie,' Ambition: Physician Physicians mem! or curl ns. Charles Bonetti Activities: Riding, Basketball, Ten- nis Favorites: Riding, tennis, football Ambition Marine Officer Init ta :mm abou! fow11. Robert Booker Activities: Band, Cadets Favorites: Mathematics, swimming Ambition To get married Look before you leap. Margaret L. Booth Activities: Swimming, Cadets, Dra- matic Club, Red Cross, Riding Favorites: A large crowd, swim- ming, music Ambition: To be a kindergarten teacher A qmvl .vpzrll jromlrrx -wire ifJo11,ghl. er Conrad Bosworth Activities: Deering Hi-Y, Swim- ming, Baseball, Ski Club, Golf, Band Favorites: Classes with Mr. Dunfee, golf Ambition: To play golf when l am 100 years old A youlb ligbf-ln'r1l'lz':l um! always L'0Ilfl'llf.U Faith Bourne Activities: AMl:'I'HYS'I', Archery and Wfoodcarving, Band, Orchestra, Cafeteria, Field Hockey, Tennis, Rum -Blingx, Ski Club Favorites: Symphony, orchestras, 'iOklahoma Suiten Ambition: To be :1 success in a Symphony Orchestra Mum: ii Ihr brmlb of life. Richard E. Boyden Activities: Bowling, Archery, Tennis Favorites: Beautiful blondes, bowl- ing, skating Ambition: To graduate I urn u 'Nlt'l'I'j' juxtlv A -.,. I 'i Paul Bradstreet Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Transferred from Lock- wood High School, Warwick, Rhode Island, Sept. '46 Favorites: Dancing, skating Ambition: Dentist Know lb-v opportunity. A William Branz Activities: Bowling, Tennis Favorites: Stardust, dancing, beautiful women Ambition: To be a success For far' ix u jolly goon' fellow, untl we dare unybotly fo deny fbnlf' Gary Brasier Activity: Cadets Favorite: Watching jim Doyleys love life Ambition: To graduate from Deer- ing A :nun ufler bix own heart. Gladys Brisse Activities: Swimming, Basketball, Ram-Blingx, AMETHYST, Glee Club Favorites: Swimming, football, Stardust, Vaughn Monroe Ambition: A swimming career 'SlVe're born lo 570 buppjgfgrll of us! C. Russell Bruton Activities: Band, Band Club Favorites: Near You, Pat, chemistry Ambition: Insurance A man of rigbl ilririlf' Steven Burnard Activities: Band, Swimming, Cadets Favorites: Classes with Mr. Dunfee, Spike Jones, Georgie,s truck Ambition: Electrical engineer Some clay be'll get that Ford of bis going. JoAnne Burnell Activities: D Club, Softball, Basketball, Field Hockey Favorites: Softball, l'Septen1ber Song, S. P. H. S. Ambition: Laboratory technician Not likely offcn fo yfairk or err. William Burnham Activities: Band, Swimming, Basket- ball Favorites: Swimming, taking it easy Ambition: To be a successful engi- neer I grub ul tba 'rings' as I go by in lbe Merry-go-ronnil of Life. Donald - Burt Activities: Band, Bowling Favorites: Sleeping eating, Blossom II Ambition: To livc down my nick- name l gin' you lynn' lo will nn' uny- tbing if Lyon 1lon'i call me 'BIUNXIIIII '. George M. Cadigan Activities: Football, Track Favorites: Watchiiig out for Bob Simpson's night life, Lorene Laura Hewitt Ambition: To graduate from D. H. S. in 1948 Guard your girl: bfi faery. Grace Cadigan Activities: Dramatic Club, Cadets, Bowling, Swimming, Ski Club, Ram-Blings Favorites: Day Break, Miss Hues- ton's Sth period English Class Ambition: To be happy She lun' tlunring evrx um! iz funn'- biflrer xnlifrzy' Ruth M. Cail Activities: Art Club, Ski Club, Rum-Blingx, AMlf1'HYsT, Basket- ball, Field Hockey, Riding Club, Wooclcarvilmg, Bowling, Tennis Favorites: Dyke trips, eating, sleep- ing Ambition: Decorating A1u,'nQvx lwurlly for zl 80011, fllllt'.H Myles Cambridge Activities: Ski Club, Band, Basket- ball, Swimming Favorites: English with Mr. Hill, Near You , to talk in class Ambition: To get into the Maine Maritime Academy Suifing, Suifing, CJITI' fbi' Bounding Main. Richard Campbell Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Stu- dent Council, D Club Favorites: Donnie Baade, Theres Going to Be A Great Day , Sarah's Boy Ambition: Make friends Good ut work, but better at pluyf, Nancy Candage Activities: Cadets, Oiiicers' Club Favorites: Swimming, big dogs, history Ambition: Nelson and Small, Inc. W'lml fI'iIllIIfll7S shall ln' -Y0llI'.Y.H Mary A. Cates Activities: Riding, Glee Club, Ca- dets Favorites: Sweets, animals, skating Ambition: To be successful l.i'l joy llc' llVll'0llfillf'!,.H Lucy Chandler Activities: Swimming, Band, Trans- fer from Brewster Academy, Wolfeboro, New Hampshire Favorites: Swimming, dancing, Gone W'ith the Wind Ambition: Westbrook junior Col- lege I fiml life gives rmuzy pleaxzmnv mm' I enjoy il. Inez V. Chase Activities: Cadets, Glec Club, Officers' Club, Tennis, Swimming, AMETHYST, Ram-Blings Favorites: 'lMy Bel Ami, Dinah Shore, music Ambition: Go to college K1ruzzf1e'ifgz' is l10u'i'r'. Shirley E. Chisholm Activities: Tennis, Swimming, Rid- ing, Glee Club, AMETHYST Favorites: Horses, S. P. H. S., Embraeeable You Ambition: Illustrator Wlii'r'i' lberek ll smile, fbL'r': x Xllllibilltlu Joan D. Christie Activities: Basketball, D Cl-ub, Ski Club, Field Hockey Favorites: Dancing, week-ends at Dyke, W. A. W. ' Ambition: Secretary N0ll7i11g l'll!llH'C'X buf jierxonul q1mlifii'x Patricia A. Conley Activities: Bowling, Student Coun- cil, Swimming, Soft ball Favorites: 'lStardust, swimming. Sebago Lake Ambition: Take a trip to Bermuda To-nzorrow, ivliul iicligbf ix in. ton10r'row.l Blanche Cool: Activities: Swimming, Cadets, Oili- cers' Club Favorites: Night and Day,', ice- cream, writing letters Ambition: To have an apartment in New York with Carolyn I.ifi' is lou sburf lo bv xml all Jay. Malcolm W. Coolt Activities: Tennis, Baseball, Track, Swimming favorites: Tennis, baseball, swim- ming Ambition: To go to military school or college HU lfvul' lmllv SFIIM' lmllr sli'v11gllr. Beverly Cooper Activities: Riding Club, Oliicers' Club, AMETHYS'I', Dramatic Club Favorites: Dancing, riding, 'llf You Were the Only Girl In The Worldf' 'lArnold Ambition: Stenographer g I.iufgli imif flu- world laughs with yuuf' .lack Cooper Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club, Forum, Band Club, Drill Squad, Student Council Favorites: Chopin's Hymn to Music, Beverly, fencing Ambition: West Point Tln':'4 x XOIYICIIJHIX ulmlll a 5o1rlier'! Nancy Cottrell Activities: Basketball, Field Hockey, Junior Red Cross, D Club, Student Council Favorites: W. A. W., stormy nights, Bill's Place, uThat's My Desire Ambition: To go to Boston with Killie again Pz'rsu11u1iiy jilnx fwfr. William H. Cousins Activities: Football, Baseball, Ca- dets, AMizTHvsT, Deering Hi-Y, Executive Committee of Senior Class, D Club Favorites: My friends, English with Miss Hueston, Civilization Ambition: to meet more people furr1r.vl rjarfx l'tIl'V'j' il pcrxufi fflrf' Patricia Coyne Activities: Bowling, Swimming, Wood carving and Archery Club, AME'I'HYST, Ram-Blings Favorites: Lindy's Boogie, Bull sessions with N. M. W.'s Ambition: To graduate from Massa- chusetts General My bear! is like ll singing birrff' Martin F. Craine, Jr. Activities: Cadets, Oiicers' Club, Swimming: Transferred from Stanley High, Kingheld, Maine 1945 Favorites: Hunting, fishing, Cock- tails for Twof' Spike Jones Ambition: To be a press photog- rapher Hey, WlJere's my camera? George C. Crandlemire Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Football Favorites: 74 over heads with twinpipes, motorcycle trips Ambition: To study textiles Good nalure is slronger lban Io1nalJawlas. Marjorie Crane Activities: Art Club, Archery and Woodcarving, Ram-Blings, Rid- ing Favorites: Painting, dancing, foot- ball games Ambition: To be a commercial art- ist A sketch pad, a paint brush, her chief delight. Elizabeth J. Crawford Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club, Tennis Favorites: 'Tm Always Chasing Rainbows, How Soon, Al jol- son and 'Bing' Ambition: Secretary Her manner can be seen by glancing at her face. Philip Crooltston Activities: Ski Club, Radio Club Favorites: Horseback riding, swim- ming, physics Ambition: Electrical engineer The only way to have a frienzl is to be one. Katherine Beatrice Croolrston Activities: Ski Club, Orchestra, Swimming Favorites: Reading, sports, dancing, popular music Ambition: To own a ranch out West Go west, young man. Ruth E. Crosby Activities: Orchestra, Orchestra Club, Cadets, Officers' Club, Y- Teens, Softball, Ski Club Favorites: Music, skiing Ambition: Music teacher in public schooi Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Ruth M. Crosby Activities: Riding, Softball, Basket- ball, Glee Club, Transferred from Hollis High, 1947 Favorites: Anniversary Song, singing, Hollis Ambition: Teacher Happiness alone is a 1'irt11e. Joan Cross Activities: Cadets, Swimming Favorites: Swimming, sailing, To Each His Own,', Warren Pride Ambition: To be a secretary 'I'ln' znirlh and fnn grew fasl aml furious. Eugene Cummiskey Activities: Student Council, Writers' Club Favorites: Stardust, dancing, The Dungeon Ambition: To be a success in college He has enough who is content. Elizabeth M. Currier Activities: Field Hockey, Camera Club, Riding, Future Homemakers of America I Favorites: Dancing, eating, Bill Ambition: To be happy Her qniel manner lrirlvs ber gaiefyf' Nancy E. Curry Activities: Cadets, Ram-Blings Favorites: Vaughn Monroe, Sebago, T. L. X. Ambition: Nurse Tln're's 'mischief in her rycf' Charlotte Cutler Activities: DU Club, Archery, Ten- nis, Bowling, Swimming, Ram- Blings, AMETHYST, Dramatics Favorites: Dancing, music, sports Ambition: To travel An, so, wlaafeuer is your lot, ies' smile, an' smile, an' smile? Virginia Danforth Activities: Orchestra, Officers' Club, Ram-Blings, AMETHYST, Cadets, Bowling, Dramatic Club Favorites: Dancing, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, Mr. Hill's English Class Ambition: Medical secretary Nothing is impossible to a willing hand. Irene Davis Activities: Bowling, Swimming, Tennis Favorites: Near You, taking pic- tures, sewing Ambition: Hairdresser A lllf'V'V'-1' lnfurf gary all flu' way. James Davis Activities: Football, Baseball Favorites: Skating, bi-wling Ambition: To go to college A gooil man ix lmri! lo Gull. John Davis Activity: Cadets Favorites: Football games, movies, baseball games Ambition: To become a good busi- ness man Thr fufurc holds Il fzlilw for you. Mary Louise Decltert Activities: Field Hockey, Basketball, Tennis, Transferred from Not- tingham High School, Syracuse, N. Y. Favorites: Thais My Desiref, Stan Kenton, sports Ambition: Go back to Syracuse '1'hif 'zwrlil belongs fo llnr ezlcrgelivf' Irving Della Torre Activities: Vice-president of Student Council, Track, Football, Basket- ball Favorites: Playing someone else's records, Mr. Dunfee, W. A. W. meetings Ambition: College Ona can not foimf luis bust of frierzrlxf' Joan Devlin Activities: Swimming, Writer's Club, Cadets, Dramatic Club Favorites: Consoling B. G. about her love life, singing, dancing Ambition: To be a doctor nfllllbiliflfl fmt 7lU wtf. Marie Diluna Favorites: Begin the Beguinf' mid- night snacks, banana splits Ambition: To graduate in 48,' Il is x11u'r'sx Ilml ifolorx all in lifzrll' Maynard Dixon Activities: Color Guard, Cadets, Orchestra, Oiiicers' Club Favorites: 'Classical music, J. A. Ambition: To be an arranger of popular and classical music Music alone x1117plie.t v1ijoyme1it. Robert Doucetfe Activities: Oiieers' Club, Cadets Favorites:, Near You, women, talking in class Ambition: Travel Will: my brazil in ibe l7lUlltlS.,, Arthur Downing Activity: Cadets Favorites: Come to the Mardi Gras, brunettes, Pontiacs Ambition: Certified public account- ant For II brigbi 'Illl11lh0Ul1, there ix 110 xurll worn' ax 'fail'. James H. Doyle, Jr. Activities: Football, Track, Cadets, Officers' Club Favorites: Ginny, football, Ear1e's Filling Station with the boys Ambition: U. S. Navy Youfl1 is full of sport, Carl P. Dudley Activities: Track, Cadets, Cadet Drill Squad Favorites: Dancing, piano, Whis- pering Ambition: Mechanical engineer He llml buflr sense bulb xh'engf,G. Dorcas Eldridge Activities: Tennis, Skating, Club Bowling, Riding Favorites: TLX, Collaboration, Orono Ambition: Linguist A coflxfaut frieml is a fbing rare and lnzriz' Io find. Maxine J. Elliotl: Activities: AM12'ri-1vs'i', Ram-Blings, Swimming, Bowling, Tennis, Soft- ball, Archery Favorites: Claire de Lune, sports, Higgins Beach Ambition: Nurse Sinrerily is a heavenly gift. Norma Emerson Activities: Archery and Woodcarv- ing, Swimming, Dramatic Club, Ski Club, Transferred from Free- port High School, 1945 Favorites: People, eating, tumbling, sciences Ambition: Nurse Frie1r1lliucsx deserves r'rt'Jit. Nancy J. Ericltsen Activities: Orchestra, Cadets, Rum- Blingx, Orchestra Club, Dramatic Club, Ski Club, Woodcarving, Bowling, Archery, Glee Club, AMETHYST, Tennis Favorites: Buxton, skiing at Dyke, football games Ambition: To go to Norway 'fsbf xayx u tfaousand jzlmsunl things. George B. Fahey Activity: Track Favorites: Sports, the gang, Bing Crosby Ambition: To be a success NEIYFI' trim Io the task I bum' lo flu. Donald Farnham Activities: Tennis, Glee Club, Bas- ketball Favorites: Girls, Frankie Carle, food Ambition: Business career What he starts, he finishes. Mary Helen Fernalcl Favorites: 'Tve Got a Right to Sing the Blues,' Warsaw Concerto, Frank Lloyd Wright Ambition: Dress designer An inventive mind sc'arclJes for knowledgef' Christine A. Ficltett Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club, Cadet Drill Squad, Junior Red Cross Favorites: Near You, clowning with the girls, Johnnie's letters Ambition: Primary teacher D0IigblfuI task! To fvuclr Ibn I lender lfoouglatft Ethel L. Finlts Activity: Bowling Favorites: My family, Don't You Love Me Any More? , dancing Ambition: Medical secretary Of a good beginning comes fl good end. Spencer B. Fitts Activities: Bowling, Track, Radio Club Favorites: Green-eyed blondes, Glenn Miller, The Brown Shirts Ambition: To be helpful Ili: roars xlvutlilwv tauxanl bis goal? Marianne Flaherty Activities: Cadets. Riding, Ollicers' Club Favorites: Math, Tex Beneke Ambition: To be a success A llzuitlwz 11t'lIlIH'L', bn! friemfly I'm wmv-f' Sylvia Fletcher Activities: Cheerleader, Basketball, Tennis, Ram-Bliugs, D Club, AMETHYST, Student Council, Freshman Class Oflicer Favorites: Vaughn Monroe, Kappa Kamp bull sessions, W. A. W. Ambition: To pass college boards A farorifv 'wiffi all fbuxrr who know bent' Robert Foden Activities: Football, Swimming, DU Club, Track Favorites: Ping-pong, tennis, swim- ming Ambition: Dietitian A'offvi11ifx foo laugh with your brau'11. Pauline E. Franklin Activities: AM12'r1-1Ys'r, Rum-Blings, Basketball, Bowling, Archery, Dramatic Club, Ski Club, Tennis, Field Hockey l uvorites: i'September Song, my friends, week-ends at Dyke Ambition: To be happy Shir it u lllixlllfl' of jrcjr, frm, and t'XCffL'lflUI1f.,, Brant Frost Activities: Dramatic Club, Skiing, Swimming, Cheerleader Favorites: Model A motors, hav- ing fun, English in 0112 Ambition: Retire at 26 What rr lime! Wbnf tr civilization! Ida Fusco Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club, Glee Club, Student Council Favorites: Dancing, Vaughn Monroe, sewing ' Ambition: To be a fashion designer Soir zlruiirfx with lbe ar! of a model. Margaret Gagnon Activities: Band, Cadets, Tennis, Basketball, Band Club Favorites: Playing the piano, band, Vaughn Monroe Ambition: To be a success NS1l1H1jl 1lllf1H'P'51H111jl hair. Jane Gallagher Activities: Archery, Bowling Favorites: English with Mr. Hill, dancing, skating Ambition: Stenographer Thy modexty ix a mnrllz' lo fby 1m'1'il. Barbara Gamble Activities: Woodcarving, Tennis, D Club, Ram-Blingx, AME- THYST Favorites: W. A. W., I Woiidei' Who's Kissing Her Now? , swim- ming and camp Ambition: College nlbllllghlllg eyes and golrlru hairf, Richard Garris Activity: Cadets Favorites: Near You, root-beer at I.ord's, photography Ambition: To be an engineer Six feel of KQIIIHI l7Zl1l70'l'.,' Beatrice Garsoe Activities: Band, Cadets, Swimming, Omcers' Club, Glee Club, Tennis, Dramatic Club, AMETHYST Favorites: Classical music, animals, reading Ambition: To be ll success Full of fr'ic'mllim'.t.t mul XQl'f'I'flll,Q for all. Betty L. Gass Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club Favorites: Music, Fddy Howard, Night and Day Ambition: To become a nurse Wiflr a smile on bm' lifts, ll lrwiuklr' in luv' rye. Barbara J. Gee Activities: Cheerleading, Ram - Blings, Tennis, Basketball, Hock- ey, Woodcarving, Cadets, Dra- matic Club Favorites: T. L. X., dancing, Jeannie Ambition: College A friendly Mitt with a full' Iitfle smilrf' Robert GiFford Activities: Track, UD Club, Foot- ball, Basketball Favorites: There's a Shanty in the Town, girls Ambition: To graduate in 4B Ami the wnmm are his delight. Lois Gillespie Activities: Softball, AMETHYST, Bowling Favorites: Stardust, the gang, Gladys Ambition: Own a beauty shop A smile will: an infent to do 'mi.vcl1ief. ' Dolores M. Gingras Activities: Basketball, Swimming, Tennis Favorites: Cookie, Miss Dearborn, Spanish Ambition: To know the English language as well as Miss Hueston Friends are born, not made. Josephine Goon Favorites: Dancing, movies, basket- ball, bowling Ambition: Stenographer Lat lm' work lvraixr' Iver. Audrey E. Grant Activities: Cadets, Oiiicers' Club, Glee Club, Rum-Blingx, Tennis, Swimming Favorites: Rhapsody in Blue, dancing, music Ambition: Private secretary Full of fun hm' 1lf'1'n l' foo loud. Winfield Grant Activities: Football, Ski Club Favorites: W'alking in a Winter Wonderland, Mr. Mangion's geometry class, swimming Ambition: To be a success Hr has f'lI01lgb who ix content. Barbara Green Activities: Student Council, AME- THYST, Woodcarving, Bowling Favorites: Artie Shaw, Near You, dancing, E. T. P. Ambition: To be a private secretary Ah, you flavor everything, you arf: Ihr' jmlrfwr of mainly. '- Herbert J. Greenier Activity: Cadets Favorites: Radio, shop, Cadets Ambition: Radio electrician You believe easily what you hope for earnestly. Edwin Greenlaw Activity: Football Favorites: The gang, sports Ambition: To graduate Unstuined with care! Barbara Grindall Activities: Cadets, Oflicers' Club, Bowling, Tri-Y, Rum-Blings Favorites: I Can't Get Started, Stan Kenton, tenor sax solos Ambition: To live in New York Misthief is thy middle mime. Dolores Gross Activities: Basketball, Bowling, Softball, Swimming Favorites: Hunting, fishing, chemis- try experiments Ambition: To be a research scientist Woman shall penetraie fbr' fields of xriem'e. Elizabeth G. Haines Activities: Bowling, Swimming Favorites: Dancing, the gang, Arlene Ambition: Nurse A pretty nurse speeds recoveryf' X t Shirley Hall Activities: Basketball, Tennis Favorites: Swimming, dancing, skat- ing Ambition: Scientist A rufeel, atlnwliue kind of grate. Ann Halpin Activities: UD Club, Tennis, Arch- ery, Basketball, Field Hockey, Bowling, Swimming, Student Council, Ram-Blings, AMETHYST, Dramatic Club Favorites: N. M. W., Stardust, swimming Ambition: To graduate from Massa- chusetts General Fire in Iver eye, 'lL'IlY1llfl7 in ber lvearlf' Phyllis Hamlin Activities: Cadets, Glee Club, Camera Club Favorites: Near You, swimming, writing letters Ambition: To be n good secretary Ii is goon' In lizvc and lI'!lI'll.v Mildred Harvey Activities: Cadets, Bowling, Officers, Club Favorites: Dancing, a certain Chev- rolet, calling Westbrook Ambition: To have ri home of my own Good 1I!If7l1'f' and good xmzsrr arc nsimllrv rompauioiirf' Richard W. Haskell Activities: Cadets, Motion Picture and Public Address Operation Favorites: Photography, automobiles Ambition: Advertising Furl: on-krejv 'lll01fi1l,Q. Beverly Hatcher Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club Favorites: Eating, l'Near You Ambition: To be an airline steward- CSS Life it fo br' forfifierl by -:mimi fIAfl'll1l5lTifVX. Inga N. Haugaard Activities: Student Council, Orches- tra, D Club, Dramatic Club, junior and Senior Class Ofhcer, Rum-Bliugx, Glee Club, Wood- carving, Swimming, Tennis Favorites: W. A. VU., skating, Near You Ambition: Pliysiorherapist W'i:uri11g all flmf iirighf of li':n'r1in,q liglvlly as ri flou'er. L. Everett Hawkes Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club, Driving Favorites: Gene Krupa, record col- lecting, Near Youv Ambition: To see the United States A 1l'1l1ff'l!'fl mind is an rwllrmlml one. Kenneth E. Hawltes Activities: Tennis, Bowling, Arch- ery Favorite: Sports Ambition: To be il success IIal1jvy ix fir' who ir frm: from mire. Harry Hansen Activities, Track, Student Council, Baseball Favorites: Football, the gang, Too Fat Polka Ambition: To graduate I myself am good fortune. Millard A. Hanson Activities: Swimming, Bowling, Track Favorites: Georgia Brown, swim- ming, jerking sodas Ambition: Your guess is as good as mine Men, like bullets, go farthest when they are the smoothest. Louise E. Harmon Activities: Girl Cadets, Officers' Club Favorites: Dancing, working, Near You Ambition: A clothing store owner She's tall and thin, she's full of Vim! David Harrington Activity: Skiing Favorites: Ice cream, basketball games, movies Ambition: To see the world A man must sland erect. Paul C. Harvell Activity: Glee Club Favorites: Camping, records, canoe- ing Ambition: To own a Cadillac There is wlwuyx lime for u liitle fun in fhe dayft work. Ralph Harvell, Jr. Activities: Swimming, Glee Club Favorites: Music, radio, Al Hawkes' humor Ambition: To be a forest ranger A mighty man is haf' John A. Hay Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Sophomore Class Officer, Fresh- man Executive Committee Favorites: Frat bull sessions, Old Orchard, sleeping Ambition: To earn a living He doih indeed show some sparks of wil. Robert Hayes Activities: Writers' Club, Track Favorites: Football games, Star- dust, English Ambition: Radio announcing A Iitfle nonsense now and thenf, Margaret Herrman Activities: AMETHYST, Ram-Blings, Cadets Favorites: 'fEmmie, Hi-Loft, Que- bec Ambition: Photographer Hold that pose. Harlan C. Higgins Activities: Basketball, Ram-Blings, Ram Hi-Y, Transferred from Portland High School-Fall, 1946 Favorites: Pi Alpha, Frat camp, Tootsie and Buster Ambition: To be rich and travel this country He came, he saw, he conquered. Charlotte F. Hillman Activities: Band, Vice-President of Orchestra, Glee Club, Ski Club, Tennis, Field Hockey, Woodcarv- ing, Swimming, Bowling Favorites: Music, sports Ambition: To be a success in life The mildest manners and the genflest heartf' Sewall Hobson Activities: Football, Swimming, Track Favorites: Claude Thornhillf' sports, Louis Armstrong Ambition: To make a name for myself There is only one proof of ability -action. .lacquelyn Holmes Activities: Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Swimming, Skiing, Ten- nis, UD Club Favorites: Sports, Latin with Miss Wyman Ambition: To make a basket every time I um at home on the basketball court. Robert Holmes Activity: Football Favorites: Football, fishing, cars Ambition: Have a decent car Give him II cur and he'll he happy. Janice Hoyt Activities: Field Hockey, Softball, Bowling, Riding, Tennis Favorites: Sailing, bowling, dancing Ambition: To be a success Why should life all labor be? David Huddleston Activities: Track, Basketball, Trans- ferred from Portland High in 1944 Y Favorites: English with Miss Hues- ton, counting Searle's women, dancing Ambition: Radio announcer On ufifh 1111: flannel Maxine Hudson Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club, Glee Club Favorites: Mr. Mangion's geometry class, music, art Ambition: Surgical nurse Tn aid lbe suffering of -mankiml is nohlef, David Huff Activities: Ram-Blingx Advertising Manager, Forum, Band, Notes of Future Club Favorites: N. E. M. C., Sleepy I.a- goon, Wagnerian music Ambition: W. C. T. U. Preacher WMI Ibis world iwrdx is u goml fizfr mul rigrn'! Maryanne Huston Activities: Bowling, Tennis, Swim- ming, D Club, Student Council, Rum-Blings, Dramatic Club Favorites: W. A. W., summers at Higgins, Joanie and the Wrigs Ambition: Fashion illustrator A 1n1igm'Iic' prrsomzlity and u lmarf llmfs rarrfr1'e. Charles J. Hutchins Favorites: Flying, motorcycling Ambition: Pilot Of ur go info the wild blue yomli'r! Elizabeth Ann Hutchins Activities: Archery and Woodcarv- ing, Tennis, DH Club, Softball, Ram-Blings, Basketball Favorites: Shanty Town, Uncle Frank Ambition: To be successful in what- ever I do I xlmi an irrrofu' iuln Ihr' air. Alicia M. Jackson Activities: Bowling, Swimming Favorites: That man of mine, pepper, steak, vacation trips to N. Y. City Ambition: To be a home economics teacher No rlomls of gloom can get bm' 5 flown. Kerry Jackson Activities: Basketball, Tennis, Presi dent D Club and Junior Class, Freshman and Senior Class Officer Favorites: Tennis, teasing Irv, 204 Ocean Ave. Ambition: Settle down A hill lllenzl of St l'f01I.WlI .iXkKl7ILl l'PlI1Il0f.u Ralph Jackson, Jr. Favorites: Near You,', Ford V8's with duals, George on his 740 h. v. Ambition: Maine Maritime Academy Those who know him het! like him -mosf.', Herbert Jacobsen Activities: Track, Student Council Favorites: Swimming, football, ski- ing, hunting Ambition: To graduate 1 um wbrlf I am, Bruce Johnson Activities: Baseball, Track, Basket- ball, Ram Hi-Y Favorites: Poker games, Gabbv's, Miss Hueston Ambition: To graduate in four years Good mmm' und goof! .vm1.iz' 'muti f'l'l'f join. David M. Johnson Activities: Cadets, Track, Dramatic Club, Glee Club Favorites: Venita, football, Miss Hueston Ambition: Build my own boat and go around the word with , . .? Ht x g'1uiur fo lmilrl KI lzouff' Mary Lou Johnson Activities: Band, Bowling, Swim- ming, Tennis Favorites: Egg salad sandwiches, orangefclierry cokes, ,Ioanie in ll4 Ambition: To grow up TlJf'n iz lzvam of fun, o1zllu'okf'f' Robert M. Johnson Activity: Cadets Favorite: Triumphant March from Aida Ambition: Yacht yard operator Mm: of few wonlx an' the hrs! 7lll ll.n Kathleen Kelley Activities: Field Hockey, AME- THYST, Ram-Blingx, Basketball, Swimming Favorite: The Shantyn Ambition: Nurse Wffu'n lritln ryzhv rm' .Ylllilillgfi Marilyn Kilpatrick Activities: AMETHYST, Tennis, Bowling, Dramatic Club, D Club, Swimming, Glee Club Favorites: W. A. W., Deerwander, sixth period Problems with Mr. Elliott Ambition: To go to Boston with Nan again Frir'111l.tlvip is Low' wiflmnf 'llf'i11gS.U Jacqueline Kimball Activities: Band, Band Club, Or- chestra, Orchestra Club, Ski Club, Cadets Favorites: Bangor, Al jolson Ambition: To become L1 professional musician A genial way, rr fnllfxirfil falrnf, zrlml more mulil you ark? Owen Kimball Activity: Swimming Favorites: Basketball, swimming, Near You Ambition: To be a pharmacist Things will gn X1l'illIIlIill,QI,1'.h Mary Kneeland Activities: Field Hockey, Basketball, Cafeteria, Oflice Work, Glee Club Favorites: Basketball, having fun with -lean, camping Ambition: To be happy Thr cyat l?!l'1'K' il. Nancy Knowles Activities: Ski Club, Field Hockey, Softball, Basketball, D Club, Freshman Class Officer, Dramatic Club Favorites: W. A. W., skiing, double dates with Barb and Ceddy Ambition: To pass thc U. of M. College Boards Vim, Vignr, :mil Vih1lii,i'. James Kriger Activities: Transferred from Fort Fairheld H. S., '46, Basketball, Tennis, Baseball Favorites: Stan Kenton, Dizzy Gil- lespie Ambition: To stay on as Ceddy's chief advisor I fry lo br' ns funny as I crm. Stanwood Ladd Activities: DU Club, Football, Baseball, Track, Student Council, junior Class Ofhcer, Deering Hi- Y Favorites: Gene Krupa's Lover, Ceddy,s love affairs Ambition: To be a successful phy- sician Oh, if is t'.Yl'l'JIf'l1f la ban' flu' xlrwlgllr of u gi11m'. Val Lagueux Activities: Band, Freshman Class Oiiicer, Cadets, Orchestra, Band Club, Officers' Club, Orchestra Club Favorites: Playing the trumpet, I Can,t Get Started, Riverton bus Ambition: Professional musician Ont: of those 5jfl1C0f7tlfEfl soulsf' Janis Larsen Activities: Cadets, Red Cross Favorites: Piano, Near Youf' art, Boogie Woogie Ambition: Teacher The jim' are lmumi In rim Wallace Leavitt Activities: Cross Country Track, Football, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Bowling Favorite: Oui Ambition: To be a success Ax rl f1'lll'k'I71!llI fn' Inf flu' jmck. Marjorie Leighton Activities: Art Club, Cadets Favorites: Mr. Hill, reading, boys, wearing slacks Ambition: To make a lot of money and get married HI.0l'l', honor, :mil obey. Joan L. Lentz Activities: Transferred from Wo- burn High School, Woburn, Mass. Sept., 1947 Favorites: That's My Desiref, movies, music Ambition: To be a success Sl1r I1 be lmlzpy willmn! ll rl01rl1f. Robert Libby Activities: Band, Band Club, Cadets, Officers, Club Favorites: Study periods, band, I Cnn't Get Started Ambition: Successful businessman Tim pillars of Wall Slrect slzall .toltcr. Constance Lincoln Activities: Ski Club, Dramatic Club, Riding, Field Hockey, Swimming, Tennis, Transferred from Wayn- flete School, 1947 Favorites: Stardust, chemistry Ambition: Laboratory technician Honest labor bears rr lowly face. Ralph Little Activities: Writers' Club, Ski Club, Cadets, Camera Club Favorites: Brahm's 4th, Beethoven's Sth, food Ambition: To make money as a chemist Happim's.t: a good bank arvomri, a good cook, and a good digeslionf' Erilt Lundin Activities: Dramatic Club, Cadets, Officers, Club Ambition: To direct a new Broad- way play All ilu' '1l'0!'lIl,.Y ll xlagf'. lean Lynch Activities: Tennis, Student Council Favorites: Keeping up with Mary's boy friends, So Far, Vaughn Monroe Ambition: To be a success Wire lo wxolrfr, jmfirnl ln perform. William R. Lyons Activities: Track, Transferred from Cape Flizabeth High School, Dra- matics, Swimming, Glee Club, Basketball, Baseball, Ski Club Favorites: Glee Club, basketball, ski- ing Ambition: Architectural draftsman lla found lrappifmss in his art. Reta Mack Activities: Cadets, Art Club, Bowl- ing, Archery Favorites: Dancing, Vaughn Monroe, dramatics, drawing Ambition: To be a successful de- signer Full of fun-. Shirley Mack Activities: Arr Club, Cadets, Bowling, Archery Favorites: Drawing, Habarnera from Carmen, music, clothes Ambition: To help everybody to be ns happy as possible . . . and fancy free. Helen Maclrie ' Activities: AMETHYST, Ram-Blings, President Junior Red Cross, Ten- nis, Bowling, Swimming, Wood- carving Favorites: W. A, W., Conferences with Maryse and Pat Ambition: Journalism e'R?fl1lE!i in manner and speech. Harold E. MacMillan Activities: Football, Baseball, D Club, Cadets, Officers' Club, Deering Hi-Y, Track Favorites: Football, English with Miss Hueston, looking after Simpson and Cadigan Ambition: To be a doctor Om' io whom all look up. Theodore Mageles Activities: Football, Track, Basket- ball Favorites: Football and all other sports Ambition: College SHN arlrierirzg, .tfill pursuing. Marilyn E. Maloney A Activities: Glee Club, Transferred from St. joseph's Academy, Swimming, Archery, Tennis Favorites: Vaughn Monroe, dancing, math Ambition: Nursing Good romlrany makes lime fly. Barbara R. Manchester Activities: Band, Orchestra, Riding, Swimming, Woodcarving, Tennis, Student Council, Notes of the Future Club Favorites: Washing basketballs for gym credit, Italian sandwiches Ambition: To grow long fingernails The best is not to be explained by words. Howard Marsh Activities: Band, Cadets, Band Club Favorites: King Cole Trio, Stan Kenton, skiing, 1 o'clock bell Ambition: Musician His friendly nature is felt by all around him. Marilyn Martin Activities: Swimming, Band, Or- chestra Favorites: Band, swimming, skating Ambition: Nurse HS4 7'l llY' ix no ir1lw1'if:rrzCc.,l Arthur R. McAlister Activities: President Freshman Class, Assistant Editor of Ram-Blings, Tennis, President Hi-Y QDeer- - ingj, Student Council, Head Cheerleader Favorites: Slow music, basketball, English with Miss Hueston Ambition: D. V. M. We how yr! to jimi ll ibing be raunot zlof' Dorothy E. McCann Activities: Ram-Blings, AMET1-lYsT, Forum, Dramatic Club, Ski Club, Glee Club, Bowling, Sophomore and Senior Class Officer, Camera Club, Student Council Favorites: W. A. W., t'Mosh Ambition: To be a success A Po1'111larity is flu' rr'wm'rl of good rzaturefl Philip Joseph McCarthy Activities: D Club, Cadets, Foot- ball, Track, Band, Basketball Q Favorites: Discussing troubles with George, Deering center, I. M. P.'s Ambition: To own a business The big flling ix lo :lo il. Frederick McCrum Activity: Football Favorite: Shooting the breeze with the boys Ambition: To be :1 success If you lffllllll lril flu' marlc., you Illllil uilll il lilllr' zrllorr' il. James McDevitt Activity: Swimming Favorites: Fishing, women, motor-- cycle riding Ambition: To be successful 'rPlIlf7fVY go lllflcy lnrl nm l.'l Janet McGovern Activity: Horseback Riding Favorites: Inkspots, Near You by Vaughn Monroe Ambition: To raise and train my own show horses fl lmrsc! ll horse! My kingzlom for rr l1orn'. Kenneth McGovern Favorites: Football, basketball Ambition: To graduate Alu'ayx lauglr, m'vf'r worry, For youlb jmxsrx in xurla ll burryf' Walter Mclnnis Favorites: Bevo's, Sammie's, skiing Calmnesx is the master of any xiiuaiio-n. John McPhaiI, Jr. Activities: Track, Cadets Favorites: Discussing sports with Philip Calden MacVane, taking engines apart Ambition: To join the Navy Saili11g! Sailing! Over the bounding main. Robert Melcher Activities: Student Council, D Club, Band, Orchestra, Band Club, Cross Country, Orchestra Club Favorites: Gene and Normie, jitter- bugging with Nancy M., frat Ambition: To be an Optometrist and live near my mother and father He rlofb ever blow lvix own lrornf' Robert Miller Activities: Football, D Club, Basketball, Baseball, Track Favorites: Wcmmen, boxing, sports, Hrebarn Ambition: To make u lot of money My only books Wen' ll'0Illi'l1,.Y looks. William L. Miller Activities: Cadets, Ski Club Favorites: Math, football, Natural History Ambition: Civil engineer High :rims form lwiglw rlmrarlerrf' Gordon H. Minoit Activities: Riding, Student Council, Bowling, Red Cross Favorites: Gene Krupa, Spike Jones, riding horses Ambition: To make something of myself in life A frirnrl 'u'orll.z lm1'ing. Barbara Montefusco Activities: Band, Orchestra, Notes of Future Club, Bowling, Riding, Swimming, Orchestra Club Favorites: The Big Three,', music Ambition: To room with Ginny at U. of M. Hapfwi11rss seems wmrlc fo hr ,vhan'rl.', Robert Morrison Activities: Football, Dramatics, Deering Hi-Y, Ram-Blings Favorites: Old Negro swing music, dancing, teasing Ambition: To become :i very skilled surgeon Oh, 'whnl :mln rlrlrc' do! Phyllis E. Morse Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club Favorites: Dancing, music. So Easy To Lovef' Mac Ambition: To be a successful house- wife Clam-ful Il'hWlll'1't'l' you mfr! hl'1'.U Nancy Mosher Activities: Bowling, Tennis, Basket- ball, Ski Club, Dramatic Club, Swimming, Sophomore Class Offi- cer, Ram-Blingx, Cn-Fditor AM11- 'rHvsT Circulation Favorites: W. A. W., Dotty, jitter- bugging with Bobby M. Ambition: Rhode lsland School of Design I,rl'x :lo snnlr'fhil1g. Sumner E. Moulton Activities: President Student Coun- cil, Deering Hi-Y Treasurer, Cadets, Tennis, Football, Ski Club, Writers' Club, Forum, D Club, Sophomore and Senior Class President ' Favorites: Skiing, tennis, Physics Ambition: Doctor I,mnl flu' 'runny :mil ur will folloifzn Frank H. Nelson Activities: Swimming, Cadets Favorites: Hunting, Miss Hueston, 42', Chevrolet truck Ambition: Maritime Commission A quid lougm' shomclh rr rrisr' lmnlf' Alfreda Ann Nichols Activity: Riding Favorites: Drawing, collecting rec- ords Ambition: To be a fashion designer I'lou' vzrwf you uw. Virginia M. Norton Activities: President of Orchestra, Orchestra Club, Junior Class Officer, Student Council, D Club, Rum-Blings, Glee Club, Archery, Tennis Favorites: Music, The Big Three, music camp Ambition: To be happy She laughs her way through life. Isabelle Nurse Activities: Bowling, Tennis, Ram- Blings, AMETHYST, Office, Cadets Favorites: Music, dancing, a date that makes you laugh Ambition: Medical secretary ' She profil.: most who serves besff' Virginia I. Ohl Activities: Woodcarving, Bowling, Riding Club, Tennis, Swimming Favorites: N. M. W., week-ends with Dean, That's My Desire Ambition: Nurse and to be happily married Whaf should a person do but be merry? Marion Anna Osher Activities: Dramatic Club, Forum, Riding Club, Ram-Blings, Trans- ferred from Biddeford High School Favorites: Dancing, big brothers, blonde dates Ambition: Social work Her delight is in Ihr heighi of knoufl1'rlgr'. Hope E. Patten Activities: Woodcarving, Tennis, Bowling, Band, Notes of the Future Club, Skating Favorites: Band, dancing, music, sports Ambition: To travel HS1lYI' by quick wahm' happiness fo gain. Elizabeth Susan Peaslee Activities: Band, Ski Club, Band Club Favorites: Riding horses, skiing, band Ambition: Raise horses Horses, horses, Pm crazy over horsrsf' Hershell Pelletier Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball Favorites: Football, sports Ambition: To be successful in the future A few sirong insfincls, and a few plain 111lrs.', Robert Perruzzi Activity: Basketball Favorites: Hunting, fishing, follow- ing Tootsie and Buster Ambition: Naval airplane mechanic No finer frail llmn xjrorlsrnansbijif' Fred Pesce Activities: Glee Club, Ram-Blings, Dramatic Club, Cadets So unfil the happy end, your lift' sball 11r't'ri' lack a f1'iL'?lfl.n Robson Phinney Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club Favorites: Sailboating, motor boat- ing Ambition: To be rich I bane flw -will for the deed. Virginia M. Pierobello Activities: Archery, Bowling, Swim- ming, Tennis, AMETHYST Favorites: N. M. W., Benny Goodman, One More Tomorrowv Ambition: To go to the Orient with Gracie after nurse's training In llve uxinlz of an eye, I'll lmru' my finger in every pic. Anne C. Plowman Activities: Orchestra, Ram-Blingx, Orchestra Club, Basketball, Ten- nis, Archery, Student Council, D Club, Glee Club Favorites: Riding, music camp, music Ambition: To travel around the world Spirit is Ibn word. Joanne Quincy Activities: AMETHYST, Ram-Blings, Softball, Tennis, Archery, Dra- matic Club, Bowling, Art Club, D Club Favorites: Rhapsody in Blue, art, '37 Ford Ambition: Dress designer A little work, rr lilllv play, Janice W. Randall Activities: Swimming, Bowling, Woodcarviiig, Archery Favorites: Near You, Vaughn Monroe, dancing Ambition: Medical secretary Serene, xbe baffles us, and keeps us guessing. Mattie Ranger Activities: Field Hockey, Glee Club, Wbodcarving, Cafeteria, Library Favorites: My Hero, American Melody Hour, geometry with Mr. Mangion Ambition: To be :1 successful teach- ei- Mi111rn'r, nal galil, is ll,'0lIIrHl,X bex! tlllfIl'Illlllflll.U Joy Read Favorites: Medium rare hamburg, 'iNear You, Madalyn and Charlie Ambition: To get married A iiivrijv ijiiril ix lJw's. Barbara Reed Activities: Riding, Swimming, W'oodcarving, Bowling Favorites: Dancing, Near You, dating Ambition: Airline stewardess A fuir r'x'lr'1'iw' ix ii silenl rn'o1n11n'mli1lion. Richard A. Regnier Activities: Swimming, Baseball, Transferred from Nurhemburg High School Favorites: Hunting, fishing, Friday night date with M0m's new Buick Ambition: Stalesnmn, to aid my country Who lm lmwlvrl afar. Robert Ross Renwick Activities: Cadets, Ofhcers' Club Favorites: History with Miss Ring, classical music, driving a ear Ambition: To get into college Erery noble irrlirily nmlzcx room for ilxvlff' Carl Richardson Activities: Band, Track Favorites: Band, one o'clock bell, Vido Musso's tenor sax Ambition: To be in :1 famous dance band Of all flu' noiirnv, I llrink riiuxim' ilu' lvrril ili.nrgi'vf11l1lr'. Joyce R. Richmond Activities: junior Red Cross, Band, Orchestra, Bowling, Swimming Favorites: Ballerina, swimming, dancing Ambition: Secretary Hur ainlvilinn will bv ufbii'1'ml. Richard Roberts Activity: Track Favorite: Any sport Ambition: An accountant Faris and figlIl'L'5 'f7Ilf 'vm down. Jane E. Roderick Activities: Riding, Softball, Cadets Favorites: Riding, talking, friends Ambition: Raise horses One xo Iifllr, trlfvnrfwls so 'lIIllt'l7.H Carolyn E. Rogan Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club Favorites: Near You,', Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons Ambition: To be -happy lVa rr born fa 111' lmlvpy, all of ui. Allen Rowe Activities: Basketball, Track, Ram Hi-Y President Favorites: Dancing, Wilton Acade- my's head majorette Ambition: Telephone company limb man lmflz ll lrlan' fo er1rrz. Eleanor Rumery Activities: Editor of Ram-Blirlgx, Student Council, D Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Cheer- leader, Tennis, Woodcarving Favorites: Dancing, sleeping, Dart- mouth Ambition: University of New Hampshire Printing fi-me foiled after bar in rxuirrf' Marguerite E. Ryan Activities: Glee Club, AMETHYST, Art Club, Woodcarving, Cadets, Ski Club Favorites: Football games, Italian sandwiches, U. of M. Ambition: Visit Priscilla at Aroos- took County I low flue jwirzrilnlu of bcauly in all llrifrgsfi Gerald Safford Activities: Bowling, Baseball, Ram iii-Y Favorites: Records, Vaughn Monroe, driving, bowling Ambition: To become a Sergeant in the National Guard Wbertf flJere's a will, tbe1'e's rr way. Anne Salamone Activities: Swimming, Bowling, Tennis, Glee Club, Student Coun- cil, Cadets, Ofiicers' Club, AME- THYST Favorites: Wolf Den, Always, working in orlice Ambition: Stenographer A small om' crm sec butler Iburr fr lull one 'IUIJUII ilu' ix on fbi: M11 onc'x XlI0llltlL'Y.Y.,, Maryse C. Salmonsen Activities: Cu-Editor of AMrsTHYs'r Advertising, D Club, Field Hockey, Bowling, Swimming, Tennis, Rum-Blirrgx Favorites: W. A. W., meetings with Pal and MaXie Ambition: Make :i success out of living She is juvflgmi Io wullt 'ruilb mul wiitgy fu lulle 'wilbf' Diane Sargent Activities: Field Hockey, Swimming, Basketball, Transferred from Stoneham High School, Stoneham, Mass., Fall, 1946 liavorites: Ice Hockey, dancing, Vauglm Monroe Ambition: To graduate from college Such joy umbifiorz finals. M. Robert Sawyer Activities: Cadets, Dramatic Club Favorites: Aviation, seamanship Ambition: Naval aviator Away Ilarouglr llru irir lo XlIl'l'PXK.,, Bessie M. Schwarz Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club, Ram-Blingx, AMu'ri-1vs'1', Y-Teens, Dramatic Club Favorites: Ballerina, Vaughn Monroe, dancing Ambition: Secretary NUI so xby fix the AOIlLL'fillll!X A'l?Ul!lS.,, Patricia Scott Activities: Swimming, Hockey, Ski- ing, Softball, Riding, D Club, Basketball Favorites: 1'Ti1l Then, sports, Miss Wyman's Latin class , Ambition: To swim in the Nationals She rmrlevx il jrrwlfvy xfrluslvf' .lanice M. Shane Activities: Basketball, Riding, Swimming, Softball, Tennis, AMETHYST, Rum-B.'i11g.t Favorites: I6 and D. S., N. M. W., Warrenis camp Ambition: To be a R. N. As merry as the day is long. Robert L. Simpson Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, DU Club, Sophomore Class Oiticer Favorites: Looking after Ladd's and Cadigan's love life, Miss Hueston Ambition: To go to college All bail lbe afblr'I1'.,' Dorothy Slade Activities: Bowling, Archery, Ten- nis, Dramatic Club Favorites: Bunny Barrigan's I Can't Get Started, bowling, act- ing Ambition: To have my own radio program Dark iulmuviiig eyes, :lark as Russian skies? Lucille Slosberg Activities: Tennis, Bowling, Wood- carving, Riding, Forum, Cadets, Oiiicers' Club, AMETHYST, Dra- matic Club Favorites: Begin the Beguinef' Muzzle Ambition: College A cheerful spirit jrivrres even slo-ne. Shirley S. Smaha Activities: Cadets, AMETHYST, Odi- cers' Club Favorites: Ballerina, dancing, classical music Ambition: Stenographer Surfers ix born of i'flg?1'llt'SS fo siirreeerlf' John Smith Activity: Football Favorites: Ice skating, hunting, football Ambition: Return to Hawaii and join the army Ai fboxe raixsons go rolling along. Norma Smith Activities: Tennis, Student Council, Woodcarving, AMETHYST Favorites: Dancing, skating, travel- ing Ambition: To be a secretary Happiness is the gift of friefirlsbifvf' Katherine Snow Activities: AMETHYST, Ram-Blings, Transferred from Rockland High School Favorites: VV. A. WK, open houses, State of Maine Ambition: First woman president Wisdom and wil-11 great combination. Richard Southworth Activities: Baseball, Football, D Club, Cadets Favorites: Sports, the gang, Civili- Zation Ambition: To be successful A .xlmrl in 1'tf'ei'y asffcfl of flu- iuorrl. Donald Spear Activities: Band, Orchestra, Forum, Cadets, Writers' Club, Student Council Favorites: Playing the trumpet, arguing with Miss Ring, music Ambition: To study law llc u'i1'lili' if willy jim. Ruth E. Stanley Activities: Oiticers' Club, Bowling, Cadets, Riding Favorites: Near Youf' dancing, bowling Ambition: To be a success Know lbrv olrporlllrlilyf' Philip Starrett Favorites: Racing With the Moon, English, dancing, Dodge cars Ambition: To graduate Put your shoulder fo the wheel. Sara Gene Steady Activities: Rum-Blirzgr, Glee Club, Cadets, Otlicers' Club Favorites: Barb, Vaughn Monroe, writing letters Ambition: To be a successful home- maker rrl Il?'gl'l llPl'l 1IL'1f'!'l'lU Randall Stearns ' Activities: Swimming, Baseball Favorites: Aecordian music, swim- ming Ambition: Business executive l3lixi11a'x.v ix flu' Salt of Lifr'. Corinne Sterling Activities: Art Club, Riding, Bowl- ing, Transferred from Woodrow Wilson High. Washington, D. C. Favorites: Good music, art classes, Nu Phi Mu Ambition: Interior decorator W'lJe1z she passed 'twat like u summer breeze. Raymond Stevens Activities: Band, Orchestra Favorites: Music, playing in the band Ambition: To play in a semi-classi- cal orchestra R1rggi'i1 the beast llaaf rizuxii' nm nu! ferric. Norma Stover Activities: Red Cross, Cadets, Offi- cers' Club Favorites: Dancing, swimming, jealousy Ambition: Good secretary Thr lmril worfzer rorlrrxi' olll all MVC lop. Barbara R. Strout Activities: Basketball, Field Hockey, Softball Favorites: Roller skating, being with Peg, Rinkie, Joyce Ambition: Nurse A fworker for flw poor, ilu: sick, lbw i'orro1t'ful. Ora Strout Activities: Football, Baseball, Basket- ball Favorites: Building cabinets, Working with tools, dancing Ambition: To graduate I am always for tba' man 'ffio wisbm lo worlzfl Wfayne Strout Activities: Football, Baseball, Track, Transttrred from Pennell Insti- tute, Student Council Favmites: Baseball, singing, hunt- ing Ambition: Singer Give him muxitr and 11511 ark no 1lI07'l'.u . Gloria T. Stuart Activities: Student Council, Basket- ball, Softball, Red Cross, Swim- ming Favorites: 'lToo Fat Polka, Math with Miss Tyler, dancing Ambition: To travel Lei ur enjoy lllvaszrrm -wlrilu we ca 11. Betty Sturm Activities: Cadets, Junior Red Cross Favorites: Tennis, bowling Ambition: To be a journalist TM: pen ix flu' tongue of flu' mindf' Gloria Tenney Activities: Art Club, junior Red Cross, Swimming Favorites: Skating, dancing, 'lRhap- sody in Blue,', hunting Ambition: Airline hostess Thr xi'u:i'f of Xllt'l'l'XX ix L'U7l.Y1JLIllt'j,P fo lmrlroxt'. Kimball Thaxter Activities: Football, Swimming, Ten- nis Favorites: Skiing, popular music Ambition: To get into college Ili: ii' no! rm'l'r'iQv rl 'chili of Mn' ofil !1lUl'k', fm! flu' olif block, ilirlff' Muriel J. Thompson Activities: Cadets, Orlicers, Club, Glee Club Favorites: Vaughn Monroe, Tl1at's My Desire, playing the piano Ambition: Secretary Bi: rulml by lime, fbi' 'u'i.ri'SI rolmivloi' of ull. Douglas A. Thorne Activity: Cadets Favorites: Model A Fords, plenty of , money, hot dogs Ambition: Own a business TZn'ri' ix no royul rornl lu 4111-yff1il1,tg. Virginia Thorne Activities: Basketball, Field Hockey, Tennis, Softball Favorites: Dancing. basketball, uSf3fdLlSIn Ambition: Housewife Crm we czfrr have loo 'IlIllL'lJ of ll gooif thing? an Arthur E. Thurlow Activity: Golf Favorites: Any song by Spike Jones, hunting, telling jokes Ambition: Army Self-rlr'1rsf ix flue L'S.iL'lIc'l' of ll!'V0i.V'Hl.U Patricia Tibbetts Activities: Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Sophomore Class Officer, Woodearving, Softball, Field Hockey, Basketball, AMi3'1'HYs'1', Student Council Favorites: Conferences with Mavic and Maryse, singing, living Ambition: To study psychology Her lovely fauir-my heart if rlitl msrzaref' Eliza beth C. Tuck Activities: Band Majorette, Cheer- leader, Archery, Tennis, AME- THYST, Bowling, Ram-Bliugs Favorites: T. L. X., Tuesday nights, staying at Westcott's,, Ambition: Surgical nurse Thou who hast the fate! gif! of bvuutyf' Uarda Ulpts Activities: Woodcarving, Bowling, Tennis, AMETHYST, Ram-Blings, Dramatic Club, Swimming, Transferred from Wayndete, 1945 Favorites: David Rose, l'Laura, Ambition: To be admitted to the University of Wisconsin She looks like a prifzcess in her dress. Robert F. Urbano Activity: Track Favorites: t'Near You, bowling Ambition: To graduate Handsome is as humlsome does. Beulah Walker Activities: Band, Orchestra, Cadets Favorites: Band, You Do Ambition: To be a nurse Where the willingness is grmf the dijiculties cannot be great. Kenneth Ward Activity: Student Council Favorites: Basketball, skiing, foot- ball, women Ambition: To become a radio tech- nician I twist Ibn' ilials :mil fum fbi' kllflbhv Lee S. Waterman Favorites: Chemistry, Victor Her- bert's music Ambition: ,To go to Africa with Phil Belaold! A thinker approuclJes.', Richard Watson Activities: Tennis, A1vu:r'HYs'1', Deering Hi-Y, Cadets, Oificers' Club, Bowling, Swimming, Cam- era Club Favorites: Dancing, English with Miss Hueston, bowling Ambition: Engineering A good mimi possesses u kingzlomf' Priscilla Webster Activities: Cadets, Oflicers' Club, Rum-Blings, Glee Club, Ski Club Favorites: How Soon, football, Italian sandwiches Ambition: To visit Margie in Aroos- took County A ml head with spirit instead of Ll temper. Eugene R. Whiting Activities: Cadets, Bowling Favorites: Dizzy Gillespie, modern music, girls Ambition: Band leader No fusk's foo steep for hmmm wif. Mary C. Whitney Activities: Cadets, Officers' Club, Tennis, Swimming Favorites: Linda,', Harry james Ambition: To live in California All things are in common uwoug friends. Ruth Whitten Activities: Band, Orchestra, Cadets, Officers' Club, Riding Favorites: Math, riding, music Ambition: Success in the business world Good fuslu is the j1UlUl!.l'n!If gout! sense. Jay Williams , Activity: Cadets ' Favorites: Near You, 'Signias, Hansonls car I' Ambition: To graduate in S years Hu has won his j1lu11lmn.ifJi1l. Peter H. Williams Activity: Cadets Favorites: Artie Shaw, Bing Crosby, Miss Farnham Ambition: To go to college Gc11iulily is uiwuys im asset. Keith Wilson Activities: Forum, Student Council, Cadets, Oiticers' Club Favorites: Traveling, comedy shows, drawing, arguing Ambition: Investment banking IRI mlfaur bu right than I1l'l!.Vit!6'Ill.U Beverly R. Wincltler Activities: Tennis, Swimming, Orchestra, Orchestra Club Favorites: You Do, Vaughn Monroe, dancing, skating Ambition: Nurse Blithe in spirit. ' Richard Winckler Activities: Cheerleader, Cadets, D Club, Track Favorites: Stan Kenton, friends at P. H. S., football ' Ambition: A wealthy journalist A friend no man shall ever lack- -woman either! Barbara Winter Activities: Skiing, Woodcarving, Basketball, Field Hockey, AME- THYST, Ram-Blings, Glee Club, Transferred from Bangor High, '46 Favorites: W. A. W., double dates with Nan and Glenn Ambition: Airline hostess She looks quiet as u lamb-but look again. Caroline Collamore Activities: Riding, Swimming Favorites: Bing Crosby, swimming at night, Writing Ambition: Foreign correspondent An educated mind finds great content. Ellen L. Wood Activities: Softball, Tennis, Field Hockey, Basketball, Band, Or- chestra, Band Club, Ski Club Favorites: Playing trumpet, skiing at Dyke, dancing Ambition: To be successful in the field of music Rather quiet but full of fun. Wesley York Activities: Cadets, OECCTS, Club Favorites: Near You, working with Sopie Ambition: College, then farming A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. Barbara Zsiga Activities: Cadets, Oiiicers' Club Favorites: Near You, riding in a certain Ford, calling Westbrook Ambition: To graduate The greatest porsession' is self-possesrionf, 'N .aff , 'S 1 N w F N f 1 1 JUNIUQ CLXAXQQ l , 4 V K- fwfjfzffff 'xQSkxgQg fh SYJ Flour 9 f I R N Y 5 r X 'L' If lg ,, : X 5? I .gt f X Sie? 'I . f Q, A! 3 I L III: f HW: 3 R f. li-AFI! xxx LQ 1 S X l ' I W WW 'I .,, ,1 WARREN JOHNSON MARY JANE CURRAN President Vice President LEN CURTIS DEAN N MEARS Secretary Treasurer BOB VAUGHAN Executive Committee ART SPRAGUE Executive Committee fykE,, ' 2 ll g , w t ' 5 dwg fin L, rl -.---L,- I' ' s. I -I lgfkigg 35 k , -I g ' e 1'f c f set? ' t 1 v RALPH SALAMON E Executive Committee Class of Nineteen Hundred Forty Nine unior Class History Finally, the class of 1949 has become upperclassmen, and are making the most of it. To prove this let's take a look at some of the sports.. First let,s take football and such players as Graham Hay, Robert Sawtelle, Robert Linnell, and Bill Stubbs who forwarded our team to many a victory. In girls' Held hockey there were such girls as Pat Huddleson, Pat Burke, Nancy Richardson, Ruth Beecher, and Shirley Johnson. Next letis take a look at basketball with next year,s co-captains Warren Johnson and Lenny Curtis. Others are Glenn Folsom, Jack Whittemore, Jerry Kitchens, Teddy Tolman, Ed Mardigan, and Teddy Parker. The Jun- ior girls made a fine showing in basketball with Ruth Beecher, Pat I-Iuddleson, Barb Strout, Shirley Johnson, Pat Burke, Norma Buckley, and Doris Dunn. Finally let's take a gander at baseball with Varsity players Ed Mardigan Pete Sickles, John McGuire, Warren Johnson, Lenny Curtis, Johnny DiMat- teo, Dick Ellis, and Jack Tanguay. 7 Another large organization who couldn't do without the Juniors is the DHS Band with such members as Bev Pettingill, Cal Borstel, Ruth Gagnon, Peter Perkins, Bruce McGorrill, Bob Nero, Carl Plumer, Billy Howe, and many others. The Ram-Blings have also many competent Juniors, such as Maryjane Curran, Cal Borstel, Bev Pettingill, Jackie Blanchard, Barb Connor, Bill French, and Billy Stubbs just to mention a few. In the year 1945-46 We came into big Deering High School as Freshmen. The class oiiicers Were: Arthur Goon, president, Maryjane Curran, vice pres- ident, Carol Eaton, secretary, Lenny Curtis, treasurer, and executives: Rob- ert Vaughan, John DilVIatteo and Bob Sawtelle. In our Sophomore year we had caught on to what high school life was all about. Our Sophomore class officers were: Brian Flynn, president, DeAnn Mears, vice president, Connie Webb, secretary, Bob Vaughan, treasurer, Executive Committee: Mervyn Taylor, Bev Cushman and Pete Sickles. This year our class was led by Warren Johnson, president. Other offi- cers were Maryjane Curran, vice president, DeAnn Mears, secretary, Lenny Curtis, treasurer, Executive: Art Sprague, Bobby Vaughan and Ralph Salamone. The big item of our Junior year was the Junior Prom which was the part- ing farewell tothe Senior Class and the signal for us to carry on the good work that they have done. We wish to thank Mr. McCann our class adviser especially for helping us with our problems throughout our Junior year. DEANN MEARS, Secretary V I LO Q U CW? l M4 nw A-25 '-O Y HMA Fgfxl WS S SO PHIL COOK JOYCE HOBBS Precidenl Vice President NORMA SMAHA ERNIE VALENTI Secretary Treasurer EARL HARRIMAN Executive Committee il!!- is e r V F N JEAN SWETT Executive Committee Exffufivf Committee Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty Sophomore Class History We, as Sophomores, having completed our basic trainingv at Deering, looked forward to the second year of our high school careers which were highlighted by such outstanding events as seeing uSpeed Valente, Earl Harriman, Buddy,' Cook, Neal Bradstreet, Ed Ireland, Warren Swan, and uBounce', Hodgkins perform their gridiron feats for the Varsity. An- other outstanding athlete who was the recipient of the Vinall Trophy for outstanding utracksmanshipv at the Four Cornered Track Meet was Don Becker. Dwight Harvey was also active. Following the fall sports, basketball became the craze and Buddy Cook proved his worth to the hardwood sport as a Varsity performer while Hodgkins, Valente,iJeff Thomas, Phil Nectow, Bob Bean, Bob Whittemore, and Chuck Cameron performed nobly for the Jayvees. Harriman, Hodg- kins, Swan, Ireland, Bradstreet, Cook, Don Rideout, and Phil Marshall whipped the uhorsehidei' around for Mr. Karakashian's baseball group. The natators' sport was highlighted by the performances of Captain-elect Phil Marshall and Leon Stover. The boys were not the only ones active in sports, for the Varsity and Jayvees' field hockey teams were represented by such Sophomore stars as Connie Baade, Jean Swett, Ruth Johnson, Arlene Kidder, Dot Lamming, Kay Zeiner, Mary Drake, and Marilyn Huskins. Lamming, Kidder, Baade, Johnson, Swett, Huskins, Pat Knapp, Marlowe Farnham, and Norma Smaha showed their ability on the Varsity and Jayvee Basketball squads. 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Y FRANK GARDIN ER KILTON ANDREW President Vice President ELLEN BUTLER LARRY JOHNSON Secretary Treasurer LARRY SWETT Executive Committee BETTY GAMBLE Executive Committee 0, C ,V , Q, X ' , , i' L a 3 I K , R x ,.,. - V -52 4 -3 F ' ,- JERRY SIMPSON Executive Committee Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty Une Freshman Class History On November 7, 1947, the Freshman Reception of the Class of 1951 was presented in the auditorium. The Trial of Joseph, the Meatheadf, a comedy, was put on by some of the freshmen. Those taking part were Ann Hildreth, Earl Strout, Johanna Halberts, Richard Robbins, Ralph Hendrix, Peter Rumery, Judy Strout, Joanne Lee, Glenda Eaton, Carol Eaton, Priscilla Riley, Sylvia Amadie, Kilton Andrew, Arthur Welch, Jerry and Diane Simp- son, Hildegarde Stubbs, and Joanne Shibles. After the play there were two reception lines in the gym with most of the freshmen teachers present. Our class has had its share in participating in sports this year. Those seeing plenty of action on the football field last fall were Ralphie Hendrix, Frank Gardner, Jerry Simpson, Tom Walker, Larry Sweet, Rich- ard Ek, Eddie Hilton, Richard Robbins, Richard Hurtz, Norman Huntley, Ken Huntley, Don Edwards, Edward Donovan, and Don Bartholomay. The boys won most of their games. Many freshman girls went out for field hockey, and those who went on the trips with the varsity and sub-varsity were Marcia Finberg, Janet Beem, Judy Bingham, and Eileen Wagner. The starting five on the boys, basketball team were Frank Gardner, Ralphie Hendrix, Eddie Hilton, Jerry Simpson, and John Coolidge. The outstanding girl basketball players have been Judy Strout, Nancy Andrews, Johanna Halberts, Margie Irish, Janet Beem, Ellen Butler, Marcia Finberg, Joanne Shibles, Gloria Worth, Eileen Wagner, and Betty Gamble. Many freshman girls joined the Deering Girls, Riding Club, and Donna Libby and Jo Ann Cartwright won prizes in the interscholastic meet, Our class officers this year have been Frank Gardner, president, Larry Johnson, vice president, Ellen Butler, secretary, Kilton Andrew, treasurer, Betty Gamble, Larry Swett, and Jerry Simpson, executive committee. ELLEN BUTLER, Secretary YQUR AMETHYST DETECTIVE REPGRTS Events of Year Sept. 9-First Day of School-Frosh look for elevator. Sept.30-jack Cooper gives extemporaneous talk on Little Egyptv in Public Speaking. Oct. Oct. 6-Warnings issued-neecl we say more. 10-Amethyst Detective makes first appearance. Oct. 20-Girl seen cribbing in hearing test. Oct. 22-D. H. S. students aicl in fight against Maine forest iires. Nov. 7-Freshman Reception-A hearty welcome to the younger set. Nov.22-Turkey Day Game-D. H. S. 0, P. S. 0. Nov.27-Mrs. Jones was first looked for by Bones Plummer. Nov.30-Mary Jane Curran receives two dollars for kissing an elderly gen- tleman in the Portland Club. Dec. 1 Dec. 24 Dec. 26 Jan. Feb. -Mrs. Jones makes her debut-What a kid! -X-mas vacation begins. -Alumni Game-The Varsity showed their strength. 4-Basketball began at D. H. S. 7-Sno-Ball-Barb Winter crowned queen. Mar. 4-Bob Simpson Uswungi' his way into Basketball Tournament. Apr. 17 May 15 -D Club Show-George Cadigan and Betty Tuck reign supreme -Inter-school 'ihopf' June I 1--I unior Prom. June18-Close of School-Graduation Exercises. .X L 1 J 1 CofCaptains Managers STAN LADD, GEORGE CADIGAN DONALD JOHNSON, PHILIP MCCARTHY Coaches JOHN B. COTTRELL, Head Cod lv ARA KARAKASHIAN, ALFRED MALLET VARSITY fOOTI3All The Season During the past season the DHS football aggregation,s success has been at ebb tide. Although our stalwarts, coached by B. Cottrell and ably managed by Phil McCarthy, tasted the sweet nectar of a full victory but twice, they have shown tremendous promise, and it must be remembered that all but a few of them were playing their first season of varsity ball. B. Cottrell's team was bolstered by such vets as Ladd, Simpson, Foden, Baade, McMillan, and Hay. This year, instead of having co-captains for the season, the players decided on indi- vidual field captains. This post was held for over half the season by George Cadigan center, who was considered the most useful all round player on the team. Other out- standing linemen were Graham Hay, who made the second string all-state team, Foden, Baade, Cousins, Bradstreet, and McMillan. Backfielders were Ladd, Simpson, Harriman, 7 Valente, Miller, Hodgkins, Tanguay, and Ireland. Warren Swan succeeded in kicking four out of six field goals. Deering was unable to stop the opposing attack in the first three games, although in each case she made a bid for a score, in the Cheverus game Simpson marching 60 odd yards for a touchdown. Her attack was handicapped by the absence of Ladd and the general inexperience of the team. In the South Portland game, Deering showed offensive improvement, namely by the addition of Ladd. In receiving a screen pass Simpson scored his second touchdown of the year by a long run of 48 yards. For the next game we trekked to Auburn for our first victory of the season. Sibbie sprung 60 odd yards for a touchdown in the second quarter. The play of the game was a double pass from Ladd to Harriman to Baade, who ran for pay dirt. Tanguay bucked in the fourth quarter for the third touchdown. Ladd opened the Thornton game by running back 85 yards from the opening kick-off for a touchdown. From there on Deering held the upper hand, Thornton suffering from the loss of Pendleton. For the first and only time of the season that Deering marched', a considerable distance for a score, Ladd bucked over on a fourth down. In the annual Turkey Day game, Deering surprised the throng of over 10,000 people in a no-score game. Deering allowed Portland into their territory only once, whereas Deering drove deep into Portland's twice. Deering proved fairly successful in stopping Smith's passes, which represented a great margin of improvement from the previous score of 34 to 2. Penalties and a muddy field handicapped both teams. Cadigan and Ladd were co-captains. Congratulations to the Frosh team and to Coach Kosiba for the best record of the Deering teams this year. Although the record of the second team was not successful, the games lost were close. The overall picture for the future looks good with an 'enlarged coaching staff and many veteran players. Here's to the team of '48l 1 . 'A 1 Cross Country Trzm tracksmen trudge tzrelessly. Beautiful belles bowl boldly. Girls' Bowling Art Clrlb Aspiring artists achieve awards' Ambitious actors amaze audiences. Dramatic Club Forum Dueling debaterf develop disc14s5ion,v. We Write with Wonderful winged words Writers Club Woodcarving Hfilling workers Whittle Wood. Skipper! ykill sends yfvafts yoaring Archery Girls' Riding Club Horses, horses, horses ----- Bylines, bulletins, and banter. Ramblings Girls' Hockey Girls' field hockey started its 1947 season the latter part of September. The varsity team had many veteran players as only a few of the varsity members graduated last June. The players on the varsity squad are: Shirley Johnson, Jean Swett, Ruth Beecher, Pat Huddleson, Pat Burke, Ruth Johnson, Jackie Holmes, Diane Sargent, Joan Burnell, Joan Bagster, Joan Lamming, and Nancy Knowles. Jackie Holmes was elected captain of the varsity squad. Ruth Beecher was the highest scorer, making nine points for her team. There were only four varsity games played this year and we won two of the four. South Portland at South Portland, 4 to 0, Deering's favor, Wilton at Deering, 5 to 1, Deering's favor, Wayndete at WaynHete, 3 to 1, WaynHete's favor, Cony at Augusta, 8 to 1, Cony's favor. The J.V.'s played only one game this season. It was played at Cony the same day that the varsity game was played. Cony won the game Z to 1. The players on the J.V. squad are: Elaine Sawyer, Donna Libby, Connie Baade, Arlene Kidder, Carolyn Finkan, Mary Drake, Lois Hunter, Betty Johnson, Mary Tetrault, Mary Lou Pettingill, and Sylvia Hanson. Arlene Kidder was elected captain of the J.V. team. Marilyn I-Iuskins and Kay Zeiner are substitutes. The prospects for next year's team are very good. Only four of the varsity members are graduating this year. J.V. members will probably fill in their places and some of the beginners this year will be on the J.V. squad. . We all know that the good sportsmanship of the Deering girls will prevail in victory and defeat. Varsity Hockey J V Hockey 'cl N.. kmmmqownm CofCaptains Coach KERRY JACKSON, BOB SIMPSON FRED KOSIBA Manager ROBERT PERUZZI VAIQSITY BASKETBALL The Season . Swishl Swish! was the thrilling sound that echoed to the ears of all loyal Deeringites during the winter months of '47-'48, Losing only a few valuable players of last yearls varsity squad, namely, springy Frankie Goodie, Dana Weeks, Bob Lee, and Wiff 1-lodgkins, Coach Fred Kosiba had a promis- ing varsity squad. Veterans Simpson, Jackson, Campbell, Johnson, Baade, and Curtis returned to the 1948 team, aided by newcomers Whitmore, Higgins, Cook, Mardigan, Kitchens, and Folsom. Bob Perruzzi ably managed the team. In the first game of the season, Deering chalked up a win over a scrapping Sanford High team for a 31 to 27 triumph. Left forward Dick Campbell was high scorer with 11 points. Next week found Deering again out front in a roughly played game over Thornton. Lanky Dick Campbell again led Deering's attack, totaling 19 points. Other outstanding players were Simpson, for timely tallying and fioor work, Curtis, for long range scoring and rear court effectiveness, and Johnson, for rebound gobbeling. For its first loss of the season Deering bowed to the Fighting Irish in a heartbreaking 38 to 24 loss. The next week Deering tipped its head again to a superior Cony team, 49 to 39. Then, tired of being beaten, Deering topped Lewiston in a 41 to 28 victory. The Purple broke forth with a speedy, break-forcing brand of play which shook off the Spindle City crew in the second half. Again Deering showed her teeth by beating Edward Little, 39 to 31. Outstanding in the game were Campbell, Simpson, and Whitmore. From across the bridge came the superior Red Riot team, sticking strictly to man to man tactics throughout the game, racking up a 35 to 30 victory. Mid-week Deering trekked to Bowdoin and to victory again by chalking up another win over the Bowdoin Freshmen. The fouls did it! Portland's Blue Bulldogs edged over Deering in a 28 to 27 nightcap, Len Curtis playing aggressive ball. The next two games brought Deering to the top again, beating St. Louis 37 to 34 and Fort Fairfield 43 to 40. Simpson played outstanding ball, as did Curtis and Higgins. Deering was beaten by Cheverus for the second time of the season. Kerry Jackson dropped in 11 points, most of them coming up in the second half on lay-up shots, and Curtis racked up 9, largely from the foul line and beyond. Deering chalked up another win over Edward Little. Jackson and Curtis were the outstanding players of the game. South Portland and Governor Dummer were on the Deering hoopsters' necks in the next two games. South Portland won 33 to 29, and Governor Dummer 67 to 53. The conditions were reversed, however, in the two following games. Deering won 'over Lewis- ton, 43 to 34, and beat Portland in a close game, 38 to 36, for the final game of the regular season. In the Western Maine Tourney, Deering edged Edward Little in a sparkling 39 to 32 triumph. The semi-final game, however, was not so favorable to us, as Biddeford won over us 56 to 44. Coach Smith's quintet, the Junior Varsity, should be congratulated for a very good season of eleven wins and four defeats. A few outstanding basketeers have been Ted Tolman, Bounce I-lodgkins, Speed Valente, and Chuck Cameron. The freshman squad, coached by John Ham, had the most successful season of any team in greater Portland. The Frosh succeeded in obtaining an undefeated record, with nineteen wins and no losses. Flashy players for the quintet were Frank Gardiner, Jerry Simpson, Dick Robbins, Ralph Hendrix, and John Coolidge. The aspects for the future look good, and we wish Coach Kosiba and next year's team the best of luck! J V Basketball Freshman Basketball K+ Outdoor Squad Indoor Squad TIQACIK Girls' Basketball Girls' basketball, guided by Coach Elnora Curtis and Co-captains Jackie Holmes and Barb Strout, have completed a very successful season. The varsity team had an undefeated season this year. The teams the varsity played are: Alumnae, Cathedral, South Portland, Cape Elizabeth, Westbrook, Sanford, Cony, and Kennebunlc. They played all these teams twice with the exception of the Alumnae and the last two. Pat Burke, Jean Swett, Nancy Cottrell, Jaclcie Holmes, Arlene Kidder, and Barb Strout are the leading players on the varsity team. The rest of the varsity team includes: Connie Baade, Ruth Johnson, Ruth Beecher, and Sylvia Fletcher. The Junior varsity team also had a good season, playing ten games and losing only one to South Portland. The girls on the Junior varsity are: Smaha, Huslcins, Lamming, Huddleson, Kneeland, Johnson, Thorne, Knapp, and the manager of both the varsity and Junior varsity, Elaine Sawyer. The Freshman team also made a fine record this year, losing only two games out of eight. The captain of the Freshman team is Judy Strout. Other players include Butler, Andrew, Halberts, Gamble, Finberg, Wagner, MacDonald, Katz, Worth, Irish, Shible, and Burlce. With the fine scores made by this year's teams, our varsity team should come out on top next year, even though they will lose some of their players in June. J V Girls' Basketball Freshman Girls' Basketball Boys' Swimming Swift .swimmers submerge successfully. Merry mermaids master many meets. Girls' Swimming .LLAAAWA WY, , 44 The Season 19 4 7 Position 19 4 8 Ammann 1B Maguire, Ellis Goodie 2B Sickles Ladd 3B Ladd Sickles SS Valente Curtis LF Curtis Larsen RF Johnson Simpson CF Simpson Southworth, Maguire C Harriman, Southworth Hall, Roberts, Ireland P Mardigan, Roberts Ireland, Marshall, Tanguay On hand for the early season prospects were veterans rifle-armed Stan Ladd, speedy Bob Simpson, scorchy Pete Sickles, smooth Len Curtis, fly-catchers Maguire and South- worth, and Mardigan, Roberts, and Ireland as chucking material. Along with them came such newcomers as Marshall, Tanguay, Swan, Harriman, Johnson, Valente, Ellis, and Tolman. The squad was whipped into shape by Ara Karakashian, but proved itself to be a little rough in spots. At mid-season the Purple's percentage wasn't too good after having won only two of the seven games played. Hard-hitting Ed Mardigan made his debut in a four-hit shutout game against Biddeford, that not only placed Big Ed in the upper bracket of pitching, but also gave Deering a chance to start climbing. A number of other well pitched per- formances were spoiled by a few errors at the wrong time, but with a little more backing the team is climbing. According to Ara, the prospects for next year look good with only two varsity players, Stan Ladd and Bob Simpson, leaving the halls of Deering in June. Good luck to the team of '49l 1948 SCHEDULE Date Place Opponent April 24 2-ll! Cheverus April 29 home Sr, Louis May 1 at Sanford May 4 home Westbrook May 6 at Thornton May 8 home Portland May 11 at Biddeford May 17 at St. Louis May 19 at Westbrwk May 20 home Biddeford May 22 Elf South Portland May 27 home Thornton May 29 at Portland May 31 home South Portland JUI16 3 l10IT1C Sanfgrd June 5 l'l0IT16 Cheverus Captain Coaches Field Captain appointed ARA KARAKASHIAN, Head C B each game. JOHN E. HAM, HUSE TIBBETTS Managers LINCOLN KING, JOHN KNOWLES VARSITY I3ASEI3All J V Baseball Freshman Baseball CADETS SUMNER MOULTON President IRVING DELLA TORRE SYLVIA FLETCHER Vice Pfeiidenl Sgcrefary STUDENT Student Legislature, Student Government, Student Council--regardless of the name given to the organization its fundamental purpose remains the same. It may exist in any one of the thousands of high schools throughout the country, but its existence proves only one thing, the students of that school have realized that the soundest way to obtain the type of school life they desire is through self government. The class of 1944 organized the first Student Council at Deering. In its preliminary stages it was viewed with skepticism, but due to the untiring efforts of the loyal council members and the Faculty Adviser, the Student Council has more than proven itself worthy of the highest praise. This year the Installation Assembly was held February 18th, with Dr. Lyseth and Mr. Wiggin guest speakers. The oflicers for the year 1948 were sworn in, Sumner Moultoii, president, Irving Della Torre, vice president, Sylvia Fletcher, secretary, Inga 1-Iaugaard, treasurer, Dorothy McCann and Ralph Salamone, clerks, and Glenn Folsom, sergeant-at- arms. Ac the Installation Assembly, a regular meeting of the Student Council was held in order to acquaint the student body with the functions of the council. The activities of the council have been varied. On January 24th, the day following mid-year exams, the Student Council Dance was held to increase the linancial standing of the council. For the convenience of Deering High School students busses were char- tered for all games played away from Portland. Barbara Mitchell has worked hard on the students request of a unified class ring. John Barker headed the committee which worked on the project of installing a pay-phone in Deering. Millicent Groden carried on the scrapbook, which now contains all the school events for the years 1946, 1947, and 1948. The council was also active in planning the State Convention of Student Councils, which was held on May 28th at the Waynhete school. Bruce McGorrill headed the com- mittee which worked on the exchanging of our best assemblies with those of other schools. The Student Council is now a respected organization at Deering, for it gives each stu- dent the right to present his ideas for the betterment of school life. CCDUNCII. L .,, i, AMETHYST 5 JOHN L. BARKER Editor ADVERTISING MANAGERS Editor JOHN L. BARKER Axsociate Editor BRUCE MCGORRILL A dvertising Marzagers WILLIAM H. COUSINS, MARYSE SALMONSEN Circulation Ma1zager: DOROTHY MCCANN, NANCY MCSHER Art Editor JOANNE QUINCY BILL COUSINS MARYSE SALMONSEN Cirwlation Staff BRUCE MCGORRILL Associate Editor Photography Editor EUGENE WILLMAN Boys' Sports Editor: MARION ALWARD, GRACE CADIGAN Girls' Sport: Editor: LOIS GILLESPIE, GLADYS BRISSE Senior Section Editor MARILYN KILPATRICK A dviser LIN WOOD S. ELLIOT S T A f ,f CIRCULATION MANAGERS DOTTY MCCANN NANCY MOSHER Advertising Staff ANN HALPIN PAT COYNE DAWN AMES PAULINE FRANKLIN PRISCILLA WEBSTER NANCY ERICKSON VIRGINIA PIEROBELLO MARILYN BUSTIN CAROLYN BORSTEL JANICE HUTCHINSON JOANNE YOUNG BARBARA COLE ELECTRA PASKALIDES NANCY GOLD SANDRA ROSEBROOK RUTH M. CROSBY BAND and CJRCHESTRA HGNGR STUDENTS UGAARD JOAN B National Honor Society MAYOR - MISS DEERING D Club Ufficers Boys' Tennis P raduation Program SPEAKERS F OR GRADUATION Chairman for Graduation ....,..,...,... Salutatorian ....A...... Essayist ,,.. Essayist ....... Valedicto rian .... Bible Reading .,., BANQUET Toastmaster . , To the Girls , . . To the Boys . . . To the Faculty ,..r,. . To the Class of 1948 Reminiscences , Last Remarks . . SENIGR LAST ASSEMBLY Chairman ...,.,.....,...,, Address to the Undergraduates . Class Will , Class Prophecy ..i..,...... Presentation of the Class Gift . , . Class Marshal , , .. , V, Sumner Moulton , . . Joan Bennett . , , , Eric Lundin , . , . Jack Cooper . Inga Haugaarcl , Patricia Tibbetts . Stanwood Ladd . William Cousins Dorothy McCann . Barbara Gee , . . . Miss .Ring Eleanor Rumery , . . Mr. Wiggin Sumner Moulton Richard Campbell Sylvia Fletcher . , . Inez Chase L L Donald Baade . L L Donald Burt Class Prophecy We, the Class of 1948, in accordance with the tradition and spirit of Deering High School, with due thought to the possibilities and probabilities of the future, present this- our prophecy. We predict that, whatever Sumner Moulton does, he will be as successful and well liked as he has been at Deering. Anne Salamone and Audrey Grant will make two of the cutest secretaries our school has ever produced. Pat Scott will compete in the Olympics. The W.A.W.'s will have lots of fun telling their grandchildren about the good old days at Deering High. David Huff will always be happy as long as he has himself to love. But what will be- come of Q'The Better Halfn? Or is it the Other Halfv? Jack Cooper will be a handsome cadet at West Point, but even a hanclsomer Lieutenant. Khaki becomes him. Inga Haugaard will be successful in college because of her poise and beauty as well as her brains. Norma Emerson, Maxine Hudson and Priscilla Webster will make wonderful nurses. A few of us will be sick all the time. Lee Waterman and Ralph Little will become two of the greatest scientists in the country. In two years Deering will have real grass on her lawns. Or maybe the students ,will prefer dog-toothed violets. Stan Ladd's voice will bring him wealth either in the Metropolitan Opera or as a doorman. 1 5 Dolores Gross and Joan Bennett will bring honor to Deering High in the fields of science and mathematics. In a few years there will be enough courageous students to start a fourth year Latin class-it isn't hard, really. John Barker will become the hard boiled movie type of newspaper editor. Nancy Mosher and Helen Mackie will set up housekeeping together until a better pros- pect comes along. Tiny MacMillan will buy a fountain pen of his own. In 1950 Deering will win the Thanksgiving Day Game. Bob Sawyer will lead a pleasant life making sarcastic remarks with Miss Huston. Arthur McAlister will grow bald in his sixty-third year. Our lady, Dorty McCann, will go far with her voice and her personality. Betty Tuck will always be remembered for her friendliness as well as her beauty. In thirteen years Dear Ruth will be revived on Broadway with Eric Lundin playing the unfortunate Albert. To make our prophecy complete we, the Class of 1948, add this last remark: Dick Campbell and Donald Baade will live happily ever after. Class Will We, the Class of 1948, declaring ourselves to be of sane and sound mind and in full possession of our faculties, do, hereby, give the following as our last will and testament. Bobby Morrison gives his rendition of Mammy back to A1 Jolson. Bob Melcher leaves his ease on the dance floor to Bobbie Vaughn. Nan Cottrell leaves i'J.B. the remains of his car. Jackie Holmes and Pat Scott leave their love for sports to Ruth Beecher and Pat Burke. Jimmy Doyle leaves his one man show to Johnny DiMatteo. Dotty McCann leaves her French accent for the benefit for, of Miss Dolley's first year French classes. Kerry leaves Marilyn! George Cadigan and Betty Tuck leave their respective titles of Mayor and Miss Deering to next year's fastest runners. Harley Higgins leaves his shy, modest manner to Ed Mardigan. Stan Ladd leaves his low dulcet tones to Norma Buckley. W.A.W. leaves the Gammon's Corner boys free on Wednesday nights. Inga Haugaard leaves her sweet and earnest personality to Connie Webb. Dick Campbell and Don Baade heartbrokenly leave their beautiful ro- mance to 'QBones,' Plumer and Bob Nero. Helen Mackie gives her notes on etiquette for girls to Emily Post's next edition. Bobby Foclen leaves his vitamin pills to Graham Hay. The entire Class of 1948 leaves the halls of Deering High School. Appreciation Amethyst 1948 takes this opportunity to express its appreciation of the in- terest and assistance afforded the Editor by the faculty and students in the preparation of this volume. Mr. Harmon and his associates of the Forest City Printing Co., who have gone far beyond commercial requirements in advising and assisting us to publish this book. Mr. Marshall and Mr. Corey of the Portland Engraving Co., whose con- tinued fine Work is so important to the Amethyst. Mr. Milton Morrison, of the Gannett Publishing Co., who has willingly worked overtime to produce our photographs, to Gene Willman of the Sen- ior class for doing the same, and to Mr. Hawkes and his Camera Club for their contributions of excellent photographic material. Mr. Young, for his careful control of financial matters. Miss Smith and the oHice staff for their patience and general cooperation. Bruce McGorrill, my associate, whose enthusiasm and willingness to pick up loose ends has aided me immeasurably. Marilyn Kilpatrick and her staff for a grand Senior section. Marion Alward, Gladys Brisse, Lois Gillespie, and Grace Cadigan for de- veloping the sports material. The Art Class, under Miss Seabury's guidance, and Joanne Quincy, in particular, Whose fine work is so important to the appearance of the book. Nancy Mosher and Dotty McCann, Circulation Editors, Maryse Salmon- sen and Bill Cousins, Advertising Managers, with their complete staffs for being the principal producers of the money which make this book possible. Jack Mullins, who has been useful in many ways. Miss Dearborn, whose typing has greatly aided the publication of this book. Mr. Elliott, for his unlimited interest and close cooperation in helping to make successful this 1948 Amethyst. To the above mentioned and to the entire student body, I wish to express my sincere thanks. JOHN L. BARKER, Editor-in-Chief KXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX? x Rlunll emmusifn ANTHRACITL BITUMINOUS 34CoMMEuclALST. PoP.TLANn.MAlNE TIMKEN SILENT AUTOMATIC Oil Burners and Coal Burners Heater Tending and Ash Removal Service Ull, DELIVERY- Lcji lu Wlylnz jim lllulluilcy, Dave Huff, Juan Iuuug, Nancy Currg. COAL DELIVERY-Left tu right: Polly Norton, Shirley Knowles, Alice Hildreth. BETTER HOMES EXHIBIT-Left to right: Bruce McGorrill, Dick Castner. 9l69lG5l69I69lG9lG9lG9l69lGXBXGHEBIGH6969l69IG969l6X96969lG9E9lG9lG9lG969E9HE9l69l69lG9lG9l69l49IG9HE9'r29IG9'E9l69l MAY WE ADD OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO TI-IE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1948 QSig11cdl YOUR 5Nc,'1eA Vzflc XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXHGXXHGXXXXX 9l69l69E9E9E9lG9lG9I69i69IG9E9K?E9iG9i69EX9I69iG9lG9'69iG 9l69E9l69IG9i69IG5I69l69lG?HH6969I6 4'rfrfzi-9,-1-,E-Et'-2-. ' .21 215223 - -f A4 11ff112'i 2?i 1.. ff f'?5:2E3E? .e A . 2 z tzgigkh. IPIQIEIP IVIPXILIL e ee fefi 2 ? .- at the Gyeater 255- T X , '.5a., , . -51212 '5355sggs52gSsEsEz:e:zs:e:es:' saizisiae. 2 'f-re, if ' I l.Q P- Q ,. ..,A ,. .. 75e 0'f 5 en r n Q- -f, ..-' 1 ' -' E1E13E1EF :g:3:5Eg:5:5: -35:5:3gg55Eg25::1 ,, ',-' 2 1: '-,.- eg' -3:':,:gg'1 ,,,,,:::1:- ,,,- Headquarters for- .:i2E2i2i2i2i2i25315. , 'A1' Smarter Styles and bettet ' values . . in apparel for - A U ' 1 .1:, the student body. -2 . ..,,. eezt i f I1' ,g1e5g5s2z2af-Q5-IK ' 3EiiQE5?ii 2a2 1. .. - ,bl .-gg? 1 ' 3 .QAW11:...t A.. IH.. IBIENCDIHV 82 OUDWIIIIWSXNXY Monument Square - Portland 9E9lG9'HHE9IG969!G?E9l69E9iG9E9I69l69lG9IG9lG969lG XXXXHGXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX JXRCKSCDN-WI-IITE STUDICD Graduation Photographs Portland Maine XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX xxxxxxxxxxXxxxxaxxxxxaxxxxxaxaxxxxxx IE., Hanson Campamy Packard E 1Pcmr'1tIlam1dl i . XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXHGXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Compliments of A D. H. S. Friend 9I69IG9E9k9I6GHGXHGSEBEBEXXXXXXXXXXXXXXBEQEXXXXXXXX 9l69lG9lG9lG9l69l69lG9lG9lGX969lGXXXBKXXQKXXXXXETGXXXXXXXBEXXX Compliments Qf if FAMOUS FOR STYLE AND QUALITY IN JUNIOR, MISSES' AND WOMEN'S FAST-IIONS WHAT . . after graduation day? NURSING offers olHroicTive opporfunities 'ro Deering High School girls. So, if you ore wondering what the fufure holds for you, why not consider The cxdvomfczges of ol nursing eolucolfion. Perhaps if can be yours . . . and Tuition free! FOR COMPLETE DETAILS, WRITE Maine General Hospital 22 ARSENAL ST. - - PORTLAND, ME. 36345696XSTGXX96il?965695969lGiE9lG9l69lG9RiE9lG9l69l6iE9'EX9lG9lG9l65lG9E9lG96iQ9l6 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX STANDISH SPA Route 25 STANDISH - - MAINE FOUNTAIN AND RESTAURANT SERVICE PAPERS MAGAZINES LUSCIQUS BANANA SPLITS JUKE Box sum SINQLAVE, Prop. SANDRA Rosmsaoox, Mgr. N. T. FOX, INC. Fox Lumber 9lG5l65IG9lG9l6969lG9lG9i69E59lG9i69i69IG9lG9IG5iG9lG9lG9l69H69lGX9lG9E9IG9l69EX9E9E?E9l69E9i6 9E9E9I49IG9IG9IG9IG9IG9I69I49IGBIGIGX9IG?69IG9IG9IG9E9IG9IG9I69IG?E9IG?E5I49IG9I69I49IG9I49IG9IG9IG Merrill Transport Co. Specializing in PETROLEUM HAULIN G SERVING MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE Terminols Locoteol ot Portland - Augusta - Bangor THIRTY-TWO TANK TRAILERS AUTHENTIC ANTIQUES PERIOD REPRODUCTIONS F. C. Bailey Co. f f Free St. Moiine's Finest Collection ot Authentic Antique Furniture 96953696969696BIGXXXXX9IG9I65IG9IG9I69IG9E969IG9HE9IG9IG9I69IG9IG9I4?E9IGX9IG9IG9IG , Compliments of Thomas P. Beals Furniture Co. Manufacturers of MAPLE BEDROOM AND DINING ROOM SUITES Compliments Of The SENIOR CLASS XXXXSEHGHGBEXXXXXXXXXXXSEXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XHGXHGXHGHGXHGHGXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Compliments Of 'W. JI. CW. Congratulations from., Maine Hardware FLOOR COVERING DIVISION Northern New EngIand's largest distributor of RUGS - CARPETS - LINOLEUMS 622 Congress Street Portland - - Maine 5iG9I6?E9IG5lG9I65iGX9l69lG9lG9lG9k9IG9I4969iG9l69lG9I49'6XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Baked for you with ntrue, old-falghinned Uowgjag flavor Brown Motors Hnoo XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX I. Ray Libby Service Staticjn 21 ELM STREET Pwrlteous, Mitchell QS Braun RECORD SHOP XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXHGXXQEGIGHGXXXXBEXXXXXXXXXXXXQKXXXXXXXX SWEARINGEN MOTORES 295 FOREST AVENUE LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES AND SERVICE IHGDCEAN IBIRQDTTIHIEIIQS 9lG9IG9l6969lG9HG9lG9E9lG9I69E9l69lG9lG9l69iGiHE9E9iG9E5E9l69HE9lG9lG9lG9lG9EiE9lG9'E9E9lG 91691696XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXEKXXXXXXXXXXXX Complimems of HQ GQ AQ ff .. 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BOURNE 86 SON Es'roIoIished I86O SHEET METAL AND ROOFING CONTRACTORS VENTILATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 56 Cross Street - - Portland, Maine TeI. 2-3907 XX9IG9IG9IG9I49IG9IG9IG9IG9IGaWIG9E9IG9I69Hk9IG5IG?HE9IG9IG9IG?E9IG9IG9IG?E969I69IG9'69IG9I4 IVIAINE'S LEADING SPORTING GOODS STORE COMPLETE LINES OF QUALITY SPORT APPAREL AND ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT THE JAMES BAILEY CO., Inc. 264 Middle Street Diol 4-5I95 LUNT HEATING CO. STEAM AND HOT WATER SYSTEMS - OIL BURNERS Portland - Maine MAINE TRUCK-TRACTOR CO. CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY 158 Veranda Street Portland 3, Maine Complimenrx of ROGERS BAKIN G COMPANY 969IG9E?IG9IG?IG9IG9IG9IG?E9IG9I69IG9IG969IG9I69I69IGH69IG969IG969I69I69I6iR9IG9IG9IG9IG9I69I69I69IG X9H69IG9IG9IG9E9IG5IG9IG96?69IG9I6969IG9IG9IG9IG9IG?69IG9IG9E9I49IG9IG9IGX9I69H69I69E9IG9E THE HARRIS COMPANY MARITIME AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 159-188 Commercial St .--- Portland Tel. 4-I4OI - - Connecfing oII deporTmenTs THINK OF NOYES WHEN YOU THINK OF MOVING EARLE W. NOYES 86 SON PIANO - FURNITURE - REFRIGERATOR MOVING Interstate - Modern Vans 15 Plum Street - - - Portland 3, Maine Tel. 3-2267 - 2-3624 Compliments of JORDAN'S READY-TO-EAT MEATS, Inc. 131-7 Commercial Street MARKSON BROS. CLOTHIERS TO MEN AND WOMEN 500 Congress Street Portland, Maine 9I69IG9IG9IG9IG9IG9I69I69IG9IG5I65I69I69IG9IG9E9E9IG9I49IG9I4969IG5IG5I6iE9IG969IG9I49I69I69IG969I69IG XXXXXXXHGHGXXXXXXX9l69lGX9lGX9l6?R9lG?69lG9lG9E9l69'E?69lG9l69l69l69l4 CUYIZPHYIZBYZIA' Of PURITAN TEA ROOM LOUIE'S - JEWELERS 547 Congress Street NEW T948 PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS FOR RENTAL These typevvriters may be rented by any high school student. It the student wishes to purchase a typewriter, after having it out on rental, the amount of the rental charges may be deducted from the retail price of the typewriter. FARMER KERN'S TENDER SWEET MEATS .TOHN KERN ac soN 251 Commercial Street - Portland, Maine 20TH CENTURY MARKET Q'For Good Things To Eat 9lG9kX9lGXXX96XXXXXXHGX9l69lG9lG9lGih9l69l6X9l49l69lG9r69'69lG?69lG9l69lG?E9l6 9l69l69l49lG9lG9lG9lG9l4?E9E9l6969lG9lG9lG9lG9lGiWE9lG9lG9lG9E9lG9lG96X9lG9lG9K?69lG9'69lG9E9lG HEAVY DUTY GARMENTS V L. A. LAROCHELLE, INC. MEN'S APPAREL Sportswear - Shoes and Rubbers Style - Value - Quality 204-6 Commercial Street Complimems Of LEONARD A. MORSE Complimemfs Of Y. M. C. A. f E I QUALITY SINCE l874 9EX9IG?E9K9I4?69E9iG9iG9iG9lG9K-XXEEXXHGHGHGXXXXXXXXXXXHGXXX Compliments of CUMMINGS BROTHERS Sponsors of NATION-WIDE OROCERY STORES and Distributors of STOKELY'S FINEST CANNED GOODS Portland - Maine I-IANNAFORD BROS. COMPANY WHOLESALE FOODS Supply House for Red 8. White Food Stores Cross and Commercial Streets - - Portland Compliments of HUB FURNITURE CO. 440 Congress Street 42 Maine Street PORTLAND BRUNSWICK FOR FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION ...Ca1l... I E. HARMON CO., Inc. 636 Congress Street I Phone 4-2196 9lG9!4?E9E9lG9E969l49lG9iG9!G9I69lG9i6iR9i69HE9lG969's9i4XXXXHGXXXXHGXXXX 9IG9'R9IG969EiR9E9E9I69k9IG969I49IG?69IG9IG9E9R969IG9E9I45I49IG9I49IG9IG9R9IGiR9IG9IG9I49E9IG You,Il Lilce It . . . To play a musical instrument is fun . . . and it is a worthwhile accomplishment. So give yourself a chance to learn to play. You'II find it as exciting as your favorite outdoor game . , . and you will be the center ot every party. Get started now. You vvill find in our instrument department :the vvorld's finest. coNvENlENt TERMS CRESSEY 85 ALLEN A 517 Congress Street - - Portland, Maine The Clothes that still have Ouality hut Not the I-Iigh Prices ALL WOOL SUITS TOPCOATS AND OVERCOATS SPORTSVVEAR AND TROUSERS DODGE CLOTHES 482 Congress Street - - Portland, Maine Compliwfetnfs Qf lVIaine's Oldest and Largest Stationer BOOKS - ART SUPPLIES - SCHOOL SUPPLIES GIFTS - DRAFTING EQUIPMENT - CAMERAS LORING, SHORT AND HARMON 5IG?E9I69I69I6iR9I69IG969IG9I69IG9HE9E9I6?69I69I69R9'HH69E9'69IG369I69I69IG9I49IG9IGiR9IG9E 9IG9I69k9IG9R9IG9IG9I49IG9IG9IG9IG?HH69IG?E9I69IGiWE9I49I49IG9I49IG9IG9IG9I49IG9IGX9IG9IG9I69E Compliments of fDez-:ning J'Il - Compliments of Compliments of cITLEJ.9.I lYYLCLY'I. CQQAA Compliments of No Mc, W Q DAWN AMES PATRICIA NOYES JOAN BLETHEN VIRGINIA OI-II. PATRICIA COYNE VIRGINIA PIEROBELLO MARY LOU DECKERT JANICE SHANE ANN I-IALPIN UARDA ULPTS XXXXXX9IG9E9I69IG9I69I69I69I69IG9IG9HE9I69K9I696969IG9IG9IG?E9I65K9I6969IG9I69IG9I69I6 9lGX9lG9l69IG9l4969E?E9l69l69lG9lG9lG9l69lG9R9lG9lG9K9lG9E9'E9'E9l69lG9IG?69'HH69'E9E9lG9lG9lG Pork and Pollard Poultry ond Doliry Feeds FARMERS FEED 86 SUPPLY CO. 322 Commercial Street Tel. 2-0042 Complivvvevm Qf EASTLAND HOTEL Portland - - Maine and W C S H Complimemv Qf THE HENLEY-KIMBALL COMPANY 380 Forest Avenue - - Portland, Maine Your Hudson Dealer tor over 36 Yeors PARKER L. STARRETT Factory Authorized Service TELECHRON - G. E. CLOCKS LIONEL TRAINS - AMERICAN FLYER 144 High Street 165 High Street 9l69E9lG969lG9l69lG9l69l49lGX9lG9l69lG9l4a?9lG9l69lG5lGaE9lGX9lG9'Hl69lG9Hk9lG9lG9lG9lG9E9lG9'6 9k9IGXX9IG9IG9IG9I69IG?69IG9IG9HE9IG9E5IG9lG9IG9IG9IG?E9E9IG9E9IG9s9IGXX9IG9IGXX9IG9IG Chris-Croft - Grumman Canoes Johnson Oufboo rd Motors ALBERT G. FROST 26 Forest Ave. TeIs. 2-2846 - 2-2847 DEERING MUSIC SUPPLY CO. MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIRING 562 Congress St. CnmpIiv11e11r.r 'ff PINE TREE BATTERY 28 Allen Ave. Complivvfewts Qf COOK'S BAKERY North Deering Compliments Qf G. W. KIRK PAINT CC. 1160 Forest Ave. Stearns' Esso Service Center RALPH M. STEARNS, Prop. 461 Washington Ave. Cor. Water St. Compliments of MORRILL'S COAL AND GRAIN CO. JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY 35 Allen Ave. Portland INSURANCE REAL ESTATE MORRELL AND MEANS 12 Monument Sq. Portland, Maine Tel. 3-I 55I F. Lloyd Morre-II Richard K. Mecxns 9I69IG9IG969IG9IG9E9IG9IG9IG9I6969I69IGiR?69IG?696XXXXXXXXXXXHGXSEXXX ,, QIGQIGQIG9KXXXXXXXX9E5IG9IGX9IG9IG5IG?E5I49I69I6?HE?E96X9'6iIG9IG9E9IG9I69E9IG MacELWEE'S 654 Congress St. Tel. 4-2912 Robertson's Picture 86 Gift Shop PICTURES - PICTURE FRAMES - GIFTS I 23 Forest Ave. LeCLEIRE 86 MacGRATH REALTORS 161 High Street LOUIS N. LeCLEIRE List Real Estate with Us for Sale, Rent or Lease THE CORNER SHOP MCMULLEIXVS SPORT DRESSES BRAEMAR SVVEATERS 622 Congress St. SMITH'S TAXI i C omplzmems Tels. 4-5OI O - 2-9231 Of 187 High sf. FOR STYLE AND COMFORT 24 HOUR SERVICE CHAPLIN MOTOR CO. Compliments of Compliments - 0 of ' ' 63' Co. MADEMOISELLE SHOP JeweIers Since T851 503 Congress St. 9IG?H69I49IG?69IG9IG?6iWE9I6iR9I69I69IG9I6XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 9IG9IG9I69k9I69IG9lG9IGXHGXXBEHGX5H69IG9I29IG9IG9I69IG9I4X9IG?k9IG?69I69R9IG9I6iR9IG9IG ' NEGRINI BROS. RESTAURANT ART and BUD, Props. 210 Commercial St. WE WILL HAVE A FRESH SUPPIY OF FLOWERS For Your Graduation Needs VOSE-SMITH CO. Just Dial 2-3870 - - AII Hours 646 Congress St. Portland Flowers that Last MINOTT'S FLOWERS Portland South Portland C011117li711c'17r.v Qf LEADBETTERIS H O M E B AK E RY F. W. Cunningham 86 Sons KEMBALL MUSIC CO. PIANOS - RECORDS - MUSIC CONTRACTORS ACCESSORIES Special Attention to Small Orders 14 Forest Ave. 181 State St. 3-0246 Dm' 245511 GEORGE J. ROY 86 SON Service - - Quality SHOE REPAIRIINIO SHOES RUBBERS 500 Stevens Ave. Tel. 4-1612 Covvapliwverrrs Qf REDDY'S Cor. Stevens and Brighton Aves. H636BHG96969696XXX9696369I69rG9'HE9IG9IG?E9I69'69I69E9I6?HE9'E9I69E9IG9IG969'E9IG XSIGXBIQXSEXXXXXX9kiWs9I4X9IG9lG9IE?65IG9E9I49IG9IG9s9I6969IG969I49I49IG9IG9I6 Remember H- INSURANCE is more Thcln PROTECTION - IT's Pdid Up Peoce of Mind M F- H- MACOMBER 737 Congress St. Portland 471 Stevens Ave. Te! 2-2674 Tel. 2-5561 ' Portland WEST END FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS 949 Congress St. Compliments Qf Philco Wholesalers, Inc. 3-2905 919 Congress St. 3-2906 SPRINGER'S - JEWELERS Since T870 VISIT OUR NEW STORE AT 580 Congress St. Be sure To see our Silver Solon ond DeIuxe Giff Shop on 3rd floor. Compliments Qf F. C. Gammon's I . G. A. STORE 242 Stevens Ave. TALBOT'S FLOWERS 673 Congress St. Portland Tel. 2-8361 I Compliments of BACI-IELDER'S DRUG STORE Rosemont PEGIGIGIG9IG9I29I6QIGIGX9IG9IG9IG9IG9IG9lG9IG9H6?6iR9I69IG9IG9HW69E9I69IG9IG9IGiWsXX 9lG9IG9lG9l69E9lG?E9l69E9lG9l69lG965l49lG9E5lG9lG9lG9lG9l69l49E9l49lG9lG9lG9lG9l49lG9lG969lG9lG9l49lG Compliments of ROSEMONT MARKET 570 Brighton Ave. Compliments of FOSTER-AVERY'S THE SYSTEM co. Where Grcaoluofion Clofhes Are Always Righf Compliments Cwffzplimems of Of MRS. McCLAIN,S BROWN CONSTRUCTION CO. DOUGHN UTS Phone 4-1901 HOTEL PHARMACY JilIson's Automotive 163 High St. SALES ,. ,, SERVICE Eastland Building 330-334 Allen Ave. Portland Tel' 3'337l Compliments Compliments of Uf MINERVA THE RESTAURANT KENNEDY STUDIO 969169696X9E9lG9k9lGX9lG9lG?E9lG9lG9l69lG9lG9lG9l69lG9'HE9l6969IG9lG9lG9H69lG9'E9l69lG969lG GIHRXXXXXXBIGXBEGEXXHGX9E9I6969IG9IG9I6969I6X9IG?69I69IG9I69IG9HEX9IG9I4 Forest Avenue Beauty Shop MICHELE TROIANO Mass MALINA HSKETT Tel- 3-9622 MI55 LOUISE WIER5 IMPORTED OLIVE OILS FANCY FRUITS 650 Forest Ave. Tel. 2-3883 v mudley-Weed Block, 147 Hlgh St. Portland COLLEGE PHARMACY JUNIOR'S 1197 Forest Ave. SODAS - - LUNCHES TRY OUR LUNCH SERVICE 1170 Forest Ave. Roger O. Beedy, Prop. MorriII's Corner McDOWELL'S CLEANSING 86 PRESSING Personal Service - - A Speciolfy CLEANSING - PRESSING - REPAIRING CHAPLIN APPLIANCE CO. 84 Oak Street Dial 4-2667 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Conzblzmeuty uf McFARLAND SPRING CO. Cunzpllnlcnli of LOUIS WAXMAN Elizabeth Little Knight V Cornplzmeutx uf ANTIQUES sez CONGRESS ST'. PREBLE BARBER SHOP Room 511 Complzmentx of ELMO'S MARKET DOCTORS, HOY MEATS and GROCERIES CHIROPRACTORS 1048 Washington Ave. Forest Ave. OCCHI1 Avenue Sll1'ldl.'i6S Dial 2-7041 Lovely Things for Little Folk Gifts - Candy - Fountain Service 144 HIGH ST 795 Washington Ave. i PETER,S BARBER SHOP 570 CONGRESS ST. 'Up over the lV1inervz1 LVUIIIADIIIIICIIIJ ul TOM TAYLOR Compliments of SAMUEL ZOLOV 463 Washington Ave. Tel. 3-9302 Compliment! of STATE DRUG STORE Cor. High and Congress Sts. Compliments uf QUALITY SHOP 469 STEVENS AVE. BERNIE,S FASHIONS FOR MEN AND WOMEN 570 Congress St. Portland f.iUHlPllHlL'l1ZJ uj WILLET I. G. A. MARKET Complimeniy of JORDAN'S 5C to 51.00 Store 1592 Washington Ave. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Phil Cook's Esso Servicenter CARE SAVES WEAR Dial 3-9279 1400 Washington Ave. Compliments of Sorensen's Danish Pastry Shop MOORADIAN BROS. GROCERIES - MEATS - FRUITS Phone 2-6325 58 Ocean St. Compliments of Al Pallang's Modern Saxophone Studio Shangri-La Restaurant 52 OCEAN ST. RAYMOND'S MARKET I. G. A. Store South Portland Nlaine E. A. WOODBURY DANISH PASTRY Dial 3-9230 BAKERY REGULAR - HIGH TEST GAS Aage C. Anderson Oil, Grease and Accessories Junction Forest Ave. and Allen Ave. 54 Veranda St' Portland A. W. SHAW 86 CO. F. E. Appleby, Prop. GROCERIES and PROVISIONS Compliments' of COLONIAL WALLPAPER 1203 Forest Ave. Dial 3-6481 Corrlplirrlelzh' of WATCHMAKER 1170 Forest Ave., Moi-rill's Corner Aggl-113115175 Beauty Shoppe Tel. 4-0957 Portland Compliments of DR. HARRY LYONS 748 CONGRESS ST. DENTIST Rackley's SUNOCO Station EXPERT LUBRlCAT10N Range and lruel Oils Delivered Tires - Batteries - Accessories 1155-65 Forest Ave. Dial 3-9288 Currlpflrrlurllv of A FRIEND XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX