Amherst Regional High School - Goldbug Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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Lauder, E.Marco, W. Markert, S. Mogelinski, E. O'Neil, M. Petroski, J. Pur- nell, M. Tidlund, L. Witte- more, D. Wood. 3 DEDIC TIO DEDICATED to Dorothy E. Furge- son beloved teacher, yearbook ad- visor, counselor and friend, X ' g ff ff f , giyiffxff' 7'g.,fM . , 7,fgffffff'f5,2pf2:gM42 .f wx ,K f-X 'ff f , 4' W ll1:oi1v1ir1prgo1at1on o the syrnpatheuc help, fuendly teachmg, and loyal lnterest she has always 4 1 4 -:.'f44 4- 42 454444. SX4 4 4 .4 .4 . X Q 4 .RF s ui X4 4 4 , 4 v fi? 3 f -wf , f 1. 1, aye- , 4 ffjy 4 4 f ,:,4, ,,, f,,, 1 , ,,4 X , ,wgw 4. 5,43 f f K ,7f, ff X 'f' ff ,O f f ff,fmc,1, 1 1 X, 4 f.,,f 4 r4 3554 .Mx .QWX -YNY 544 4 4 .. ,MW 4 77,2 - .f 4 ,42,'.ff4f,,,4, 4 , 4 4 I r 2 4, 4 4 asf-5 5 , v,,, K 4 ,4 , fe . K in , 4 4-4 .Q 5 4 ffl , .2 4 1 2: ,PW 4 , ff, 4 4 ,' 'Ziff f .17, 1 ' H 4 4, , K 1 Q J" af M4 4,-., 9 M, A- me , 1, 9:14 ygziw.-,A X I f ,f V vgg 4 vw Q W gy ,X mf 4 4 2 , ,W x f 4 x K , .,v1". 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W H9 52 ,L gyggiwivgiw is ' .f- ' 4,34 TTI t?77iZ' yi' Wi? il V 4 , 4. 4,3 ,2 P2342 92 . S '44 , W 2 4 s'g44ev .Q xo 4' Jw. QXQWQRXS QSKNKQ , Zfffiz, Qfwz, 4 - , , f . , 4 .4-1 . 4. 4 V' 7:55 1' X If X' ff Q' 434. ., N S? 4214 UNK wa? 3 4ff:fVi f, 4 2 X4 VM ' 4' ' Qwfsw' f Q' 3.4! En. N' 41353 1 5 X 4 4? - 5Sl'4'?Wf'2ff 4 ,4.,.-,,. ,,.444Z1, 4-W. .. .,4, 42222, 4 42154, 1 484124 5-4156? 43 QQXEEA . , X ,x I .v.4 -v ' . "' cf? l ml Mi. Seated: M, Martin, sec, Miss Donley, advisor, G. Nelson, treas. Standing, P, Joy, pres, A. Giannetti, v.p. THE CLASS OF 1953 BETTY JANE DONELY CLASS ADVISOR and CLASS FRIEND Dear Miss Donley, . In appreciation of your diligent in- terest and the always Willing aid which has characterized your three years as our class advisor, we, the class of 1953, dedicate, not only this section of our yearbook, but also ourselves to the fur- therance of the principles with which you have led us during our years in A. H. S. We shall always remember your guiding hand and your friendship to us as indi- viduals and as a class. Sincerely yours, Class of '53 HARRY ALFRED ALDRICH, JR "Red" . . . another Daniel Boone with a touch of the explorer in him . . . a Shutesburyite . . . fun. at all times. Future plans: Undecided Activities: Rod and Gun Club 2,3: Games Club I,2: Intramurals 1,2,3: Sports Club 1,2,3. FREDERICK L ALLEN "Ted" . . . farmer and football player . . . star of the '52 team . . . good man around the house . . . and a man's man. Future plans: Stockbridge School. Activities: Football 1,2,3, captain 3: Sports Club 1,2,3, president 3: Junior Class Play 2: Woodworking Club 2,3: Basketball 1,3. BARBARA ANSALDO "Gizzy" . . . athlete's athlete . . . hap- py-go-lucky . . . Oh, for an argument . . . good mixer. Future plans: Northampton Commercial College. Activities: Goldbug 3: Intramurals 2,3: Pep Club I,2,3: Tri-S I,2,3: Basketball 1,2,3: Volleyball 1: Softball 1,2,3. JAMES BILLINGS AVERY "Jim" . . . Mad Chemist . . . Jim Dan- dy Four . . . 33 Dana Street . . . pour les Oiseaux . . . remember his car? Future plans: Amherst College, then M.I.T., Science. Activities: Dramatic Club 2: French Club I: Goldbug 3, co-business manag- er: Pep Club 2: Science Club 1,2: Stu- dent Council 3: Band 1,2,3: Chorus 1,2, 3: Orchestra 1,2,3: Pep Band 2,3: Junior Class Play 2: Swimming 1,2,3. f r if ff - s 4- tty, r GERALDINE BA Gm .,..., "Gerry" - - - She Of the Quiet disposi' ,,. ' tion . . . a future Power's model . . . I i'fi gif A.l-I.S. 's prettiest blonde. ..., 2 Future plans: Undecided. ,CIZ .,.: -f" I ' Activities: Games Club 2: Intramurals j 1,2,3: chorus 1. 'it"'r Hiaii HU-,DA BA GLEY VAIFZ: L ,J "Pat" . . . Marriage? It's wonderful . . he ' ii':'f p hi h school in two years Through 'g . . . Portsmouth to Amherst . . . Schoolwork homework, housework . . . A would-be photographer . . . A friendly laugh and word for all. Future plans: U. of M., Business. Activities: none. 1 I.- J' A ' ' ' is. ELEANOR RUTH BEVILLE "Ellie" letters from Texas! . . . personality plus . . . What? A teacher? Future plans: U. of M., teaching. Activities: French Club 1,2,3, vice president 3: Goldbug 3: Graphic feature editor 3: Pep Club l,2,3: Tri-S 1,2,3: Chorus 2. BERNICE ANN BOOTH "Bernie" . . . roller skating, dancing, and sports enthusiast . . . a Pelhamite her smile is natural and spontaneous. Future plans: Undecided. Activities: Arts and Crafts Club 2: In- tramurals 2,3: Pep Club 3: Tri-S 1,2,3: Chorus 1. 74. f A 4. IQ if Vs 1:9571 A-M Eff ., X "' - . " 5 . 4 is N ' A.. K .1 all if gf 956 YVONNE CLAIRE BASARA Avid sports fan . . . Cllliel flflfi iQUY' quite a combination . . . knitting is up her alley . . . out door sports are her favorite, though. . 0 Future plans: Nurses training. Activities: Goldbug ad staff 3: Pep Club 1,2,3. DOROTHY MAY BAZARA "Jo" . . . a sports lover . . . notes in study hall: a ready smile and a h-QDPY disposition. Future plans: Undecided. Activities: Arts and Crafts Club 2: In- tramurals 2,3: Tri-S, 1' SOPHIE CAROLINE BOYDEN "Sophie" . . . athletically minded . . . statuesque and graceful . . . basketball master shot. Future plans: Undecided. Activities: Games Club 2: intramurals 12.33 Pep Club 1,2: Tri-S 2: Chorus 1. N . BARBARA JOAN BRAY Boots1e" . . . cuteness personified . . . another Power's model . . . a roller skater with Rythum, Future HHDS: Salem Teachers College. ACUV1l16S: Dramatic Club 1,2,3: Graph- 1C IYDISI 3: Pep Club 1,2,3: Pro Merito 2.3: Trl-S 1,2,3: Chorus 1,2,3. 9:3 VIRGINIA LOUISE BRITT "Ginnie" . . . "Je nesais pas" , , , mu- sic and dramatics . . . quiet with 3 friendly smile . . . a would-be ballet dancer. Future plans: Junior College. Activities: Dramatic Club 1,2,3: French Club 1: Pep Club I,2,3: Tri-S 1,2,3: Chorus 1,2,3. MA UREEN IUDITH CLARK "Moe" . . . "I hope I'll get a letter to- day". . . artistic . . . aborn leader . . . a giggle issuing from Shumway's. Future plans: Springfield Trade School. Activities: Games Club 2: Goldbug 3: Intramurals 1,2,3: Pep Club 1,2,3: Tri- S l,2,3: Basketball 3. LAWRENCE JAMES DOWD "Dowdy" . . . he of the friendly grin . . . always a new joke to tell . . . one ofthe Louis boys . . . a known presence in study hall. Future plans: U. of M., engineering. Activities: Hi-Y 2: Projection Club 1, 2,3. ROBERT DRAKE "Bob" . . . Nature boy . . . handyman par excellence . . . star of the football team. Future plans: Undecided. ' Activities: Games Club 2: Intramurals 2,3: Rod and Gun Club 3: Sports 2.3: Woodworking Club 2,3: football 2,3. JANE DONOGHUE "Janie" . . . "Ten boxes of popcorn?" . . . a smile for all . . . a snap photog- rapher. . .dramatics, behind the scenes . . . Florence Nightingale. Future plans: Mount Auburn School of Nursing. Activities: Dramatic Club 1,2,3: Gold- bug 3: Graphic 3: Photography 3: Pep Club 1,2,3: Tri-S 1,2,3: Chorus I,2,3. DOROTHY ANNE DOWD "Dottie" . . . music and dramatics . . treasurer . . . infectious laugh . . . cheering at the games . . . U. of M. Future plans: U. of M., teaching. Activities: Dramatic Club 1,2,3: French Club I,2,3: treasurer 2: Goldbug 3: Graphic 3: Pep Club l,2,3: Tri-S 1,2,3: Chorus 1,2,3: inter-class play 1. JW r if ff: , W . -2 ., , . 214 - 1 , .v.,al,4MQ3,S:,.: .K t .. . YQ. K s ?x . , ., 2:25 '. is , sw sz':g:+fm::.-f: f X. 1 X ' '4f'f?i,li" 3 f '. X' X' f' p'.'s-,iv 5i'i':'Lsf'f' ' Y : we ff?" inf 'if' .J A .W A z if f Q,iyf.1.,S'f' .agp s 363,31 ,Aix-II, . 0i,f,,?Xl,C.fV1,l,M.: 3?, pf,kVp.J,.xl,, 26144 34: Q ' 1-ini: , Z,'sf.Jff,f,f.1,y,y.,- .1 JUG ,ff ., , W ailg afjf'.fqfi4gf5':Zf1'x -. Q 7 .wfT1'f.' g5z 3 QF'-L,-v X -1,,'W ti 'A 'L-433185 . ,...,QQ. .3 tm X ,,L,m E , , N., ROBERT GEORGE FITZGERALD "Fitzie" . . . a flirt forever . . . band room and chem lab . . . Circus MC . . . friends everywhere . ., . punster-funster. Future plans: U. of M. Activities: Goldbug 3: Pep Club 2,3: Science Club 1,2: Band l,2,3: Chorus l,2,3: Orchestra l,2,3: junior class play 2: football 3: swimming 1,2,3. HAZEL MARGARET FULLER "Haz" . . . in everything . . . school spirit personified . . . good things come in small packages. . . conferences for fun. Future plans: U. of M., teaching. Activities: Debate Club 1,2,3: French Club l,2,3, secretary 2: Goldbug 3: Graphic 2,3: Pep Club 1,2,3: Pro Merito 2,3, treasurer 3: Student Council 1,2,3, treasurer 2: Tri-S l,2,3: Chorus 1,2: junior class play 2: inter-class play 1. .riff .y Q A ,fy , ,j f , . . , ff,5.,f.,n , A, ,- 5wf2g,:w,.! .of-715321 X .l-t gs..- RONALD L. EKERN "Ron" . . . a loss to Appleton, Wisconsin Harry James? . . . fun in the band room . . . salute Admiral Ekern! Future plans: Navy- Activities: Games Club 2,3: Band 1,2, 3: Pep Band 2,3. DAVID A FELLERS "Dave" . . . a hunter, fisherman, and trapper . . . fun in study hall . . . dra- matics and sports. . . Amherst merman. Future plans: U. of M. Activities: French Club 1: Goldbug 3: Chorus 2: junior class play 2: inter-class play 1: football 3: swimming 1,2,3. ARTHUR ADOLPH GIANNETTI "Spaget" . . . class politician . . . high scioring forward . . . a friendly for a . Future plans: Springfield College, coaching. Activities: French Club 1: Games Club 152: Graphic 2, co-business manager: H1-Y 2: Intramurals 3: Projection Club 1.2,3, president 3: class president 1,2: class vice-president 3: baseball 1: bas- ketball l,2,3: football 2. PHYLLIS ANN GLAZIER "Phyl" . . . a graceful roller skater . . . quiet but very friendly . . . musically inclined . . . wonderful secretary. Future plans' Secretar . . . ' Y' Activities: Arts and Crafts Club 2: Pep Club 3: Chorus 2. WYETH LYNN HARE "Linsey" . . . blushes are so pretty . . , well-dressed and well-dated . . . the blonde gentlemen prefer--and ladies too. Future plans: U. of M. Activities: French Club I,'2,3: Goldbug 3: Graphic I,2,3: Pep Club 1,2,3: Sci- ence Club 2: Tri-S I,2,3: Chorus 1,2,3: Orchestra I,2,3, Assistant Concert Mis- tress 3: Junior Class Play 2: Outing Club 3. JEAN MARIA I-IARTWELL "Jeanie" . . . music plus sports . . . friendly, creative . . . her mind's with the Marines. Future plans: U. of M., kindergarten or elementary teaching. Activities: Dramatic Club I: Games Club: Intramurals I,2: Pep Club I,2,3: Tri-S I,2,3: Chorus 3: Junior Class Play 2. BESSIE ALICE HORR "Blondie" . . . beautiful tresses, envy of all the girls . . . third finger, left hand . . . future plans? Wel1!. . . Future plans: Marriage. Activities: Pep Club 2,3: Intramurals 2,3. PETER NORVILLE HOSFORD "Pete" . . . smooth dancer . . . tall tales of the Cape . . . friendly grin . . . master fnewsj caster. I Future plans: Mt. Hermon: Biological Research. Activities: Dramatic Club I: French Club 1: Graphic 3: Science Club 1,21 Chorus 1,2,3: Junior Class Play 2: infer' class play 1: Swimming 2,3. SHIRLEY ANN HAYWARD "Shirl" . . . dancing and skating . . . one of the gang . . . friendly and help- ful. Future plans: Springfield Trade School, hairdressing. Activities: Games Club 2: Intramurals l,2,3: Pep Club 1,2,3: Tri-S I,2,3: Chor- us I,2: Girls' Sports 2,3. E. PATRICK HENRY "Pat" . . . "Music, Music, Music" . . . Parks and Pat, Sunderland twosome . . . beautiful curls . . . high flying pilot. Future plans: Air Force and Music. Activities: Dramatic Club 3: Goldbug 3: Chorus 2,3. A W. .,f-- 1 .g ,, .L .... Q. rr -.hifi-NNY? ,Y . we J' s 1- an .A Vi KJ . '- .gggs ss 1-L PATRICK GERALD JOY "Pat" . . .president supreme . . . ladies man . . . first class pitcher . . . all- round athlete: three letter man. Future plans: Springfield College, bus- iness administration. Activities: Class president 3: Hi-Y 2g Student Council lg junior class play 2: Pep Club lg Sports Club 2,3g program chairman 3: Football Club l,2g intra- mural 3: baseball l,2,3g basketball 1, 2,3g football l,2,3. ERLENE PEARL KESSLER "Kes" . . . sports minded . . . quiet and co-operative . . . sewing and cooking are her favorite pastimes. Future plans: Undecided. Activities: Intramurals 2,3. V, JR . iggjgg-.wg EDWARD HOULE "Skin Head" . . . Auburn's gift to Am- herst. . .Tops the class . . . fun all the time . . . addicted to sports. Future plans: The Service. , D Activities: Games Club 2: PYOJCCUOH Club 3: Band 1: Chorus lg Intramurals 2,3: Basketball 2,3g Football 3. BEVERLY ANN JOHNSON "Bev" . . . always up to something . . . peppy and mischievous . . . gentlemen prefer blondes. Future plans: U. of M. Activities: Dramatic Club 3: French Club 1: Goldbug 3: Graphic l,2,3g Pep Club 2,3g Science Club 2: Student Coun- cil 2g Tri-S l,2,3g Chorus l,2g Majorettes l,2,3, lieutenant 2,3g Outing Club 3. MARY JANE KNIGHTLY "M.J." . . .agreatsports fan . . . a pep- py cheerleader. . . basketball and soft- ball player in her spare time . . . horse- back riding is another of her sparetime pleasures. Future plans: Springfield Trade School, beauty culture. Activities: Pep Club 1,2,3g Tri-S 1,2,3g Cheerleader 2,3g intramurals 2,3g girls sports 1,2,3. MARY ELIZABETH KOZLOSKY ::Toots1e" . . . secretary divine . . . danc1ng's fun" . . . capable and effici- ent . . . a good word for everyone. FUTUFC DJBHS: Secretary. DORIS LASHWAY "Pee Wee" .. . popular cheerleader an excellent horsewoman . . . likes skatingtoo. . . good-looking wardrobe. Future plans: Northampton Commercial College. Activities: Pep Club 1,2,3: Tri-S 1,2,3g cheerleader 2,3, I-VI: intramurals 1,2, 3. HARRY LASHWAY "Harry" . . . South Amherstite . . . a bigtime operator fprojectionist . . . quiet . . . handsome . . . a sports en- thusiast. Future plans: Truck Driver. Activities: Games Club 1,25 Projection Club 2,3g Sports Club 2: Intramurals 2, 3. EARLE WARNER LEIGH "Slim" . . . an outdoor man . . . hunting, fishing, and taxidermy are hobbies . . . hopes someday totravel . . . Leigh Bros. Vocal. Future plans: Navy: Construction Con- tractor. Activities: Projection Club 2,3: Rod and Gun Club 2: Band 1,2: Intramurals 2: Football 3. MERRILL JONES MACK "Me" . . . man of dependability . . . determined fmeeting Graphic deadlinesj . . . good dresser. . .never, never bored anybody. Future plans: Middlebury College. Activities: Debate I,2,3, treasurer QS: Dramatic Club I,3: Goldbug 3: GfHDl?1C 2,3, editor 3: Pep Club 2,3: Pro MCYIIO 2,3: Student Council 2: Band 1: Chorus 1,2,3: Junior Class Play 2: inter-class play Ig Radio 3: Outing Club 3: Swim- ming 3. Q QUE: GORDON EARL LA UDER "Gordie" . . . a Romeo at heart . . . girls beware . . . automobiles rate next on his list of favorites . . . making money will be his vocation. Future plans: Undecided. Activities: Goldbug 3: Projection Club 3: Rod and Gun Club 2,3, secretary- treasurer 3. ELIZABETH IEAN LA VALLE "Betty" . . . active in sports . . . never serious a moment . . . interested in oil painting. Future plans: Undecided. Activities: Tri-S 1,2,3: Pep Club 2,3: Intramurals 1,2: Basketball 1,2,3, man- ager 3. ic .cribs fmt Q..1 1 vV-- A it .. 2 85,4 MARTHA ANN MARTIN "Marty" . . . personality kid of the class of '53 . . . minute girl of the class-- three times secretary . . .a touch of gay Paree. Future plans: College. Activities: French Club 1,2,3: Graphic 1,2,3: Pro Merito 2,3, President 2: Pep Club 2,3: Science Club 2: Student Coun- cil, Secretary 2,33 Tri-S 1,2,3, vice president 2, president 3: Class secretary 1,2,3g Chorus 1,25 Orchestra 1: Radio 3: Majorettes 1,2,3, lieutenant 2,3: Outing Club 3. DOROTHY MAY DELORES MATUSZKO "Golumki" . . . very effective majorette . . . plenty of oomph . . . interested in everything, especially sports . . . a lead- er. Future plans: College. Activities: Goldbug 3: Pep Club 1,2,3: Pro Merito 2: Tri-S 1,2,3, Program Chairman 2: Radio 3: Chorus 1,23 sports 1,2,3g Majorettes 1,2,3: drum majorette 2,3. is ,X ss ' fs ' 5 WR Q, ss sl :ss QQ X X4 W Q! EVELYN CATHERINE MARCO "Evie" . . . a gay one from the South fSouth Amherstj . . . a fun lover . . . square dancing is such fun! , Future plans: Northampton Commercial College. Activities: Goldbug 3: Tri-S 1,2,3g PCD Club 3: Games Club 2: Intramurals 3. WALTER CHARLES MARKERT, IR. "Walt" . . . basketball guard . . . hot rod driver . . . quiet, always a big grin . . . athletic . . . interested in North Amherst. Future plans: General Electric Appren- ticeship, Toolmaster. Activities: Goldbug 3: Chair Caning Club 2,3: Projection Club 1,2,3, vice president 3: Sports Club 2: basketball 1, 2,3. VIRGINIA MCKEMMIE "Ginnie" . . .popular recordings are her hobby . . . effervescent, good natured, agood worker. . .a South Amherst Mc- Kemmie. Future plans: Northampton Commercial College. Activities: Tri-S 1: Games Club 2, JANET THERESA MIENTKA ".I3.l'1" . . . "Th8.t'S for sure", she gays . . . a good looking blond and full of ideas . . . a real sports fan. Future plans: Northampton Commercial College. Activities: Goldbug 3: pep Club 1,2,3: Tri-S 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,2,3: Volley- ball Club 3: Basketball 1,2,3. STANLEY MOGELINSKI "Stacey" . . . loves to talk fin study hallj . . . an accordian player of dash: his hobbies-sports, hunting, women, Future plans: College, engineering or State Police. Activities: Goldbug 3: Intramurals 1: baseball 3: basketball manager 3. WILLIAM S. MUELLER "Bill" . . . a collector of insects on a summer's night . . . roustabout of the Senior Circus . . . quiet? fAsk his friends.j Future plans: U. of M. Activities: Chair Caning Club 2,3. . - ' -,X Xi . ,Q7 :,, ., iss. 5 -',2 Y -7 sf 'Q gi 5 :tif ELIZABETH ANN O'NEIL "Betty" . . . with the beautiful red curls . . .an able typist . . . sports lover . . . the friendly type. Future plans: Secretary. Activities: Goldbug 3: Graphic 3: Pep Club 1,2,3, sec.-treas. 3: Tri-S 1,2,3, sec. 1: Chorus 1: Sports 1,2,3: MHIOFCUCS 1,2,3. EDWIN A. OSTROWSKI "Ozzie" . . . class wit . . . "JuSt f01' chuckles" . . . a really happy-go-lucky fellow . . . a brighter-upper of any dull class. Future plans: Stockbridge, farming-. Activities: Games Club 1,2: PIOJCCUOU Club 1,2,3, program chairman 3: SDOYTS Club 2,3: Intramurals 2,3. GWENDOLYN NELSON "Gwenn" . . . one of the first female football managers in Massachusetts . . . acapable handler of cash . . . the wom- an behind the wheel . . . cute too. Future plans: Mount Ida Junior College. Activities: Goldbug 3: Football Man- ager 3: Pep Club l,2,3: Tri-S 1,2,3, treasurer 2,3: Chorus 1,2: Radio 3: Ma- jorette 1,2,3: Sports 1,2,3. ARTHUR LEONARD NIEDECK "Cappy". . .music is his line. . .master of drums, timpani, and vibraharp. . .fu- ture name-band leader. . .good organi- zer. ' Future plans: Music School. il Activities: Band 1,2,3, student director A A A 1 2 3- Chorus 1,2, student director 1,2: Orchestra 1,2,3, student director 1,2,3: Radio 2: Pep band, leader 2,3: Senior Circus co-chairman 3. JEAN MARY POTTER "Tiffy" . . . Capable and efficient . . . ahummingbird. . . flirt? . . . has hill- billy song and dance interests. Future plans: College, zoology or so- ciology. Activities: Debate 1,2,3: Dramatic Club 1,2,3: French Club 2,3, president 3: Goldbug co-editor3:Graphic 1,2,3: ex- change ed. 2: Pep Club l,2,3: Pro Merito 2,3: Science Club l,2, vice pres. 2: Tri- S l,2,3: Chorus 1,2,3: junior class play 2: junior play 2: inter-class play 1: ra- dio 2,3. GRACE POWERS "Gracie" . . . quiet but she gets things done. . .first period notices . . . a cap- able secretary . . . a coin collector . . . pretty braids. Future plans: Secretary. Activities: Goldbug typist. tb BRILLE PERRY "Winky" . . . the sweetheart of Math IV . . . Inside U.S.A. for the last two summers. . .weekend address: Grafton, Vermont . . . how's the skating lately? Future plans: College. Activities: Goldbug, co-business man- ager: Debate l,2,3, pres. 3:Dl'3l'1'13tiC Club 2,3: Graphic 3: Pep Club 1.2.8: Pro Merito 2,3: Student Council 1: Tri- S I,2,3: Band l,2,3: junior class play 2: Radio 3. MA RIORIE A NN PET ROS KI "Margie" . . . "I'mtel1ingyou"-a pret- ty strong comeback for one so small . . . a square dance fan . . . that beautiful hair! Future plans: Becker Junior College, medical secretary. Activities: Goldbug 3: Graphic 3: Pep Club 1,2,3: Tri-S 1,2,3: Majorettes 1,2, 3. JEANNE LORING PURNELL "Dimples" . . . long blond hair and dimples . . . baton twirling with pre- cision . . . the friendly type . . . likes uniforms fone in particulary. Future plans: Westfield Sanitorium, at- tendant nursing. Activities: French Club l,2, vice pres. 2: Graphic 3, photographer: Pep Club 1,2,3: Student Council 2: Tri-S l,2,3: Chorus 2: Majorettes 2,3. FRANCES REED "Frannie" . . . "Two on the aisle, please" . . . loves to tease . . . neat, trim, and stylish . . . always smiling. Future plans: Office work. Activities: Intramurals 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Tri-S 1,2,3: Chorus 1,2. ROBERT MARSHALL ROMANCIER "Bob" . . . HOOl'ay for Cushman! , , , Loves Labours Lost . . .music is his love. Future plans: U. of M., forestry. Activities: Dramatic Club I,2: Gold-' bug 3: Science Club 2: Student Council I,2: Band 1,2,3: manager 3: Chorus 1,2: Orchestra 2,3, manager 3: junior class play 2: inter-class play 1: Radio 2,3: Pep Band 2,3, manager 3: Co-chairman of Senior Circus 3. MARCIA MARIE ROSSI "Marc" . . . a whiz on the basketball floor . . . dancing is her favorite past- time but she will settle fora good mov- ie. Future plans: Typist. Activities: Pep Club I,2,3: Tri-S l,2, 3: Intramurals 2,3. EUNICE MAY SCHIEDING "Eunie" . . . Amherst to Hopkins to Amherst . . . Interested in art, sports, travel, and writing. Future plans: Springfield Trade School. Activities: Games Club 2: Pep Club 2, 3: Tri-S 2,3: Chorus 2: Cheerleader 2, 3: intramurals 2,3. JOHN H. SCHROCK "Jack" . . . an ex-marine . . .from California to Massachusetts . . . quiet, efficient, hard worker . . . popular though married. Future plans: U. of M. Activities: "Our Miss Brooks", tculty play. ROSEMARY A. ROSSI "Rosie" . . . an expert with needles and thread. . . likes skatingand movies . . . has a Northampton interest, too. Future plans: Nursing School. Activities: Pep Club l,2,3: Tri-S I,2,3: intramurals 2,3. JANET EVELYN SANDERS "Fuzzy" . . . a square dancer to be en- vied . . . loves music, sports, dancing, and people. Future plans: Undecided. Activities: Games Club 2: Pro Merito 2,3: Tri-S 1,2,3. !f--talk-, K- mr H rt.:-1,4 . . WW , W - fi X334 xx? 2.5, DONALD WOODBERRY SPEAR "Don" . . .a lover of the great outdoors . . . hunting and fishing are specialties . . .deer season is his favorite. Future plans: Trade School. Activities: Rod and Gun Club 2,3g Games Club 2,3. GAY ANN STONE "Gay" . . . a mean flute tooter: a Pel- hamite whose extra curriculars include skating and swimming. Future plans: Nurses Training. Activities: Tri-S 1: Band l,2,3: Chorus 1,23 Orchestra 1,2,3. PRISCILLA ANN SEARLE "Cil". . .snappy little captain. . .a for- mer I-Iopkinsite. . .sports are her interest. Future plans: business. Activities: Pep Club 1,2,3: Intramurals 1,2: Tri-S 1,2,3g Treasurer 3: Chorus 1, 2: Sports 1,2,3g Majorette 1,2,3: Cap- tain 2 and 3. ALICE HELEN SPEAR "A1" . . . roller skating is her favorite activity. . .a would-be WAC. . .has an ear for "your troubles". . .quiet, attrac- tive, and sensible. Future plans: Springfield Trade School and eventually the Womens Army Corps. MAX G. STOSZ "Stosief'. . .wantaride toCushman?. . . spare time occupations - hunting and fishing. . .a farmer. Future plans: U of M, engineering. Activities: Baseball2g Swimmingfig In- tramurals 2. N NMARGARET ANN SULLIVAN Peg . . .another skating enthusiast, , a real Irishman and proud of it. Future DHHS: Undecided. Activities: Pep Club 2,33 Tri-3 1,2,3: SDOIIS 2.3: Intramurals 2,3. NANCY ANN TAYLOR "Nance". . .the eternal giggle girl. . . men,men, and more men. . . dimples? Oh yes! Future plans: college. Activities: Football Club 3: co-manager of football team 3: Goldbug3: Pep Club 1.2,3: Pro Merito 2,3: Student Council 2: Tri-S. l,2,3: Chorus 2: Radio 3: Ma- Jorettes 1,2,3. HOWARD THORTON, JR, "Butch". . .loyal supporter of the Room 8 Club. . .study hall play boy. Future plans: Undecided . Activities: Football Club l,2,3: intra- murals l,2,3: Projection Club 1,2,3: Sports Club 1,2,3: Basketball 1: football 1,2,-3: Band 1. ,, 1 V , zzb 5 AQHV 1,11 2 9 Z.. :'.., , M , . ,Y , ,,,f,. ,,,., 1. "" V ' fo' I ., af 24195557 - 92' f ,MV ff jf y if X ' fb I W Q I L V 1 ANNE WARDWELL "Annie" . . . a really POPular girl . . . brains as well as looks. . .a lover of good music. and a great violinist in her own right. Future plans: Oberlin or Clark, teaching. Activities: Debate Club 2,3: French Club 2,3: Goldbug 3: Graphic 3 fEx- editorj: Pep Club l,2,3, fVice President 2, President 3,3 Pro Meritor 2,3, Secre- tary, 3: Student Council l,3: Tri-S l,2, 3: Chorus 1,2: Orchestra 1,2,3, QConcert Mistressjg Radio Club 3. DONALD A. WEAVER "Mouse". . .Watch that Car! . . .a born mechanic. . .toothpick king. . .Admits he's interested in girls. Future plans: Undecided. Activities: Band l,2,3: Orchestra 1,2, 3: Football 2. '33- Z f Z K MARIE E. TIDLUND "Mim". . .loves to meet people. . .al- ways jolly, always cheerful with bounce in every ounce. Future plans: WAC Activities: Goldbug ad. staff3: Pep Club 1,2,3: Tri-S l,2,3. ELIZABETH L. VENDETTE "Liz" . . . She has three loves-fun in study hall, hill billy music, sports. . .not to mention the boy friend. Future plans: Springfield Trade School, hairdressing. Activities: Intramurals 2,3. GORDON D. WENTWORTH "Gordie" . . . a winner of blue ribbons . . . a future farmer . . . quiet but makes his presence felt. i Future plans: Stockbridge School, dairy. Activities: Rod and Gun Club 2,3, Pres- ident 3: Sports Club 2,3: Intramurals 2, 3: Games Club 1. ELLSWORTH HAINES WHEELER, JR. "Bud" . . . class artist . . . Jim Dandy . . . a regular visitor at Northfield . . . Nesman, 1st class. Future plans: Dartmouth or Bowdoin, teaching, research. Activities: French Club 1: Goldbug 3: Pep Club 2,3: Pro Merito 2,3: Science Club 1,23 Student Council 2, vice-pres- ident 2: Band 1,2,3: Chorus 1,2,3g Or- chestra 1g Radio 3: Swimming 1,2,3: Pep Band 2,3. KATHLEEN MARGARET WHITE, "Kay" . . . Which is which? . . . Oh, yes, it's Kay--I guess. . . another sports minded girl . . . an avid reader. Future plans: Secretary. Activities: Dramatic Club 1: Games Club 2,3: Pep Club 1,2,3: Student Coun- cil 2: Tri-S 1,2,3. MAUREEN ANNE WHITE "Moe" . . .the other twin. Is it--P Oh, yes, it's Moe--I guess . . . Swimming and dancing are her main interests . . . and, of course, she likes to read too. Future plans: Secretary. Activities: Dramatics Club 1: Games Club 2,3: Pep Club 1,2,3: Tri-S 1,2,3: Intramurals 1. ' RUBY WHITE "Bite" . . . the mischievous one . . . a fl2lSh on the basketball court . . . likes roller skating . . . a would-be photog- rapher. Future D1-2'-IIS: Springfield Trade School beauty culture. Activities: Pep Club 1,2: Tri-S 1,2,3: Sports 1,2,3: Intramurals 1,2,3. v 20 LORRA INE WHITTEMORE "Rainy" . . . full of V-3, vim, vigor, and vitality . . . a product of the driver education course-beware! . . . a real sports fan. Future plans: Northampton Commercial College. Activities: Goldbug ad staff 3: intra- murals l,2,3: Pep Club 1,2,3: Tri-S 1, 2,3: Radio 3: Sports 1,2,3. GUY JOSEPH WICKSALL "Wicky" . . . class scientist and master mind . . . a Camp Chesterfield man at heart. . .welcomes an argument, for or against . . . a dependable man. Future plans: U. of M.,chemical en- gineering. Activities: Debate Club 1,3, secretary 3: Chorus 1,2,3: Swimming 1,2,3. GAYLE BRIAN WILHELM "B.G." . . .avery smart lad . . . beware of that grin . . . skiing is not one of his greatest accomplishments . . . A.H.S.'s radio announcer . . . Crack freestyler on swimming team. Future plans: Harvard, law. Activities: Debate Club 1,2,3: Drama- tic Club 2,3: Goldbug co-editor 3: Graphic 2,3: Pep Club 2: Pro Merito 2,3: Science Club 2,3: Student Council 3: junior class play 2: radio programs 2,3- Swimming 2,3: Ski Club 3. DAVID WOOD "Woodie" . . . star collector in paper drive . . . the boy with the tan coupe . . . Shumway's most popular soda jerk. Future plans: U. of M., engineering. Activities: Football Club 3: Games Club 1,2,3: Goldbugadstaff3: Hi-Y 2: Sports Club 2,3: Basketball 1,2,3: Football 3. EDWARD B. WYSOCKI "Edjiu" . . . up in the air about flying, his big interest in life . . . blonds come second. Future plans: Uncle Sam, Air Force, preferably. Activities: Projection Club 1,2,3: vice- president 2: secretary-treasurer 3: Rod and Gun Club 3. My, how you've changed, girls! Cushman 5th and 6th grades. Seniors in 1949. "Why so pale and wan, fond lover? Y voime' GUESS WHO? Hazel Nancy Ellie 22 L wMMaWMw4x.vfvfvMhafyfwvwwwmwvmq VW.,WMWMMMWMHWMMmff.fW.w.vM.M4,-,.,N.+,N,A,,.v.vA,,,.v., 4 5 1 2 WNW A vm Qi, V1 ZNZM-4 , K Av 7 f W , -asa...-nf. . X, NL, ., Q 9 . 532 ' -:w if ,giazf . 'WW . wfhs, V .3a,i,Wzj 5 4 53 ,f . ' f FACULTY ff7'?Y' AX f MR? X E7 v ,-,.,-- -Q 1 K F s n-T- -3 HARRIET CHAMBERLAIN ROBERT DOMINA iH - Home Economics ' Industrial Arts ff BETTY JANE DONLEY ISABEL FIELD Latin Social Studies E s r .1. A , iiit E at E E iiii siis as E ' ELEANOR EILLMORE ELIZA BETH EOLEY Guidance Commercial 3 DOROTHY EURGESQ KINGSLEY A. PERRY English N QRENE HAEEI Prmclpal ommercia 4 s MARILYN JOHNSON MARION KOLASINSKI DONALD LACROIX French Secretary Biology S if sf Q Q 3 ALFRED LEVINSON JOHN MCDONOUGH HOLLIS MOORE English Social Studies Industrial Arts K D .. hx, . ELIZA BETH LA WSON Physical Education RUTH OLDFIELD Mathematics fag f 756 W 'K X ., .,,.,,.:,,., , 0.5 t,,., 3 S ' X CLIFFORD OLIVER JAMES PERRONE EDITH PINNICK MARIE RAFFERTY Physics Speech Social Studies Art fi? I CLEMENT SCHULER ARTHUR L. SWIFT GEORGE WILLIAMS ' Ch migtr Physical Education Music 6 Y Beiflg 'Q f' , 2 . 3. K Q, mf ,.,.-w"0"" X 1 . by Pat Soy ' Hall, Hail, th ' Principal Can B6 Fun e Gang S A11 Here ez .9 . Hi . Cutie! 26 Senior Reception 1952 4 bagsx gs, . X Q ' 'X A . 14 0 v ff' 2 I f 'ffbxwd I I 0 'W 0 Rs. fi? Q f -yzjwygzf 611535 ffffff 1 f f g . A ,,,Mw" Q Q 4 ' x ' 4 y ' 1 C HQ L , Q9 . 9' ooo 4, CLASSES I.. I . wif? wi? D 5 ,' ' firing,-A I , .,..,....,..,,, 4 X v W -Y . if -M., Q ,, "ff 1 at THE CLASS or T Seated: B. Thelin, vice president, Mr. Oliver, ad- visor, E. Vondell, secretary. Standing: R. Garvey, president, R. Kamensky, treasurer. The juniors have a class to be proud of. They initiated a welcome- back assembly this fall that will no doubt become a practice from now on in A.H.S. A hard working class they began, early in the year, projects for financing the '54 Goldbug. The school will not soon forget the hilarious cake sale held in November with cakes made by faculty members and bid in by students. The juniorspdid a fine job of acting in their class play, "The Late Christopher Bean." The seniors feel it is safe to leave the future of A.H.S. to the juniors and their advisor, Mr. Oliver. Sealed: P.BIOWI1, D. Brotherton I Bell D Brown M Ansoldo L Avery D Beville E A d A d ,A D ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - . - , . n erson. Standing: J. Cn Bclrrsrolndlu Bglagis,-Il Blgggvin, W. Boynton, G. Bennett, S. Brown, E. Boulanger, I. Barschenski, E. Adamitis. Absent: 28 Sgcaltfiidz C. Crvosier. I. Cooke, D. Colby, A. Heidrick, E. Hunt, S. DeGowin, N. Hanks, E. Capen, M. ASOTI- Standing: E. Dickinson, D. Jacque, R. Gllgut, L. Dickinson, M. JOY, J. Goodell, R. Garvey, R. aamensky, L. Crump R. Cornings, R. Holt. Absent: H. Glazier, H. Holden, Douglas Jacque, B, Kidder, First Row: M.J. Lashway, B. Moat, K. Mikelis, J. Poignand, P. Mason, A. Parsons, M. Rehn, J. Mc Car thy. Second Row: J. Packard, B. Sanders, A. Kudrikow, G. Leigh, H. Lashway, L. Radcliffe, B.Madden Third Row: H. Kinder, G. Lake, R. Rowell, E. MacDonald, W. Osgood, A. Potter. Absent: D. Robinson Seated- B.Thelin E. Vondell, R. White, E. Wheeler, B. Vincent, J. Williams, J. Tremblay, J. Washie- wicz. Standing: Wanczyk, C. Snyder, J. Bidik, V. Wolejko, M. Stone, S. Sieling, I. Siroskey. Ab- sent: P. Searle, R. Snow, B. Thornton, E. Weaver. 3 ww CLAS S OF 1 95 5 . N: :' +- , .,.. V G3 . ,. 1 s --fm if i it QE .5 353 Seated: I. Brown, treas.g Mr. Swift, advisor, C. Matuszko, sec. Standing: W. Holsman, pres., T. Banks, v.p. Every year a new class enters A. H. S. to be viewed witha mixture of sus- picion and hope by the veterans of one year and two years service. Will the new members run rough shod over the traditions and practices believed in by the old- timers or will they carry on? Now after months of association, we, the graduating class, are able to admit praise and respect for the class of '55, knowing all will be safe in their hands. The ninety-one beginners made themselves felt in several activities and par- ticularly in sports. They formed nearly the entire second string of the football squad and in basketball the JV's ran up an amazing string of victories. They were active in music, debate, and on the Graphic as well. Their school spirit was excellent and they evinced cooperation and originality in their class dance held in the spring. First Row: J.Coyne, L. Dickenson, J.Grybko, J.Banda1evich, D.Carpenter, D. Hart R, G ii - ond ROW, 1-1, Bateman 1. Brown G Clark I Fins E Harvey J PU P A'H , oralski, G. Cleveland. Sec ' , ., ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 - B. ' . L. Alrich, T. Banks, J. Grandonico, R. Cadigan, B. Flynn, P. Bardeli, Dar1inZag1,BritfX1lEe2f6I1I1EGEeeS.hTh1rcl Rpxlgv. sent: P. Conklin, M. Doktor, F. Engerman, L. Avery. ' ' ' ' y ' ' O arty' ' 30 1 5 F First Row: D. Jones, M. I-lodgkins, E. Madden, G. Markert, M. Lovell, G. Markert, E. Lavalle, S. Lashway. Second Row: l.Knight1y, I.Iackson, M. Kellogg, D. Jones, W. Holsman, F. Lamphear, R, Ioneg, 1-1, 1-lgbaft, Absent. p HO1- den, I. Hubbard, E. Krol. ' ' First Row: C. Skerry, E. Mason, B. Nanartonis, P. Spear, E. Mogelinski, J. Mcliemmie, S. Miller, D. Rogers. Second Row: H. McKee, C. Moody, R. Moran, R. Oleson, D. Orrell, R. Marston, W. McGuirk, J. Poigand, D. Siroskey, C. Matuszko. Absent: W. Rice, R. Picotte, A. Pearson, J. Paulovics, R. Norell, D. Maynard. Q IND? First Row: I.Yarrows, P.Youn2, J. Warren, M. Thompson, J. Westcott. Second Row: J.Vaughan, G. Thelin, R. Whit- comb, L. Taylor, C. Yegian, D. Whitcomb, Absent: S. Stosz, M. Sullivan, W. Welcome, K. Woodside. Y Whai a whoppe' ' . ' U Euehflg Statlo Chow time in Sing Sing, -- oops A. I-I. S. A.H. S. bomb, U.S. seep et WV3Iip0n Kemuckxl Detbxf' Y V V KJ? -rf -, v-.,q:q:m.4f4.-qw Xf- J4! Ewa j. , - ' NQI55' 'S ' , f f .fZA.,,,,, V 1- " ,X My ,, M ww Q64-ik ' N amy? ,QQ 9 V 1 by 145 , , M 4 Q A9 eff x Af 0, V.: I 74 f y , V7 2 has xt U. ff 4.1 ,, if fvfy fs! iff 5' b ' Z Y? A E Q . W- V! 'wwf 2 f 4 fr, Q2 7 ., A ,. 4- 7? f '1 if N7 i' 4-,.,. T TRI-S ,,glb!r,. .LL As usual, Tri-S started offwith its quaint and color- ful custom of initiation. Soon after this the entire club went to a marshmallow roast at the Radcliffe home. Cider and doughnuts were also served. A short time later, a group of girls went roller skating at the Gables. At a meeting where the annual Tri-S Christmas Formal was being discussed, the girls mended toys and made dolls clothes. These toys were later sent to a Shriner's hospital. Tri-S also held a clothing drive. The clothing collected was sent to the Save The Children Federa- tion. The Tri-S Christmas Formal was a big success as in past years. The theme chosen was that ofa Winter Wonderland and the snowflake decorations were beautiful. A Queen, Miss Frances Potter, and her attendants, Martha Martin and Dorothy Colby, were chosen and presented with bouquets. . , f ' 4, f Seated: C. Snyder, v. p.g E. Vondell, co-program chair- man, M. Martin, president, C. Matuszko, secretary, P, Searle, treasurer. Standing: Miss Lawson, Miss Rafferty, Miss Old field, advisors. First Row: H. Fuller, C. Skerry, M. Rossi, F. Reed, C. Crosier B Moat M A ld M K ' Br 1 Coyne,R. White. Second Row: I. Anderson, C.Snyder, E.Bevil1e, I. Waskiewicz lDS.aDecgofrvin CJ ?Fng5?1ililal3.3mgAgEi4i' L.Radcl1ffe, D.Siroskey, J. Bandalewich, I. Bell. Third Row: M. Clark, J. Poignand D Hatt 'B Amery Qi If Siroskey, I. Adams, V. Britt, J. Packard, B. Thelin, C. Moody. Fourth Row: E, Schieding, S, ,Halywgrdi A. I-leidrich, P. Mason, S. Selling, E. Vondell, D. Colby. First Row: D. Jones, E. Anderson, P. Brown A P p Harvey, GI Markerti Second ROW: C. Mitus-ZkgiSCg1?.MgrEsr1i1ngDJ.NEaSsCXg. lDuowd1,1EiDvNgheeler, L. Dickinson, E ' ' i - HC earle A Wardwell M Potter, E.Cap1n, P, Ahern B Johnson E Madden Third R . . i ' 1 - . ow: E. o'Nei11 G Nelson N Taylor li white ' ' ' J Hart- well, I-D0f1Oghue, M. white, M. Lovell E La 11 . - - , . . B. Perry, M. E. Thompson, K. Mikelis, E. Hunt Ba Biiyj'RWc3,x1E?gf.LMHIgAart3n,BL. Whittemore. Fourth Row: I. Fitts 1 e 9 . ' . re, ' I-Own. 34 4 Seated: Miss Johnson, advisor, M. Potter, pres. Stand- ing: I. Siroskey, sec., E. Beville, v. p.g I. Bell, rreas. FRE CH CLUB As usual French Club was always doing something interesting and worthwhile. This year they not only did French cooking but wentcaroling and to the Mead Art Museum at Amherst College to see French Impres- sionistpaintings. There were also the usu- al speakers and movies. "Madamoiselles from Armentiers parlez-vous?" ,. D, Carpenter, D. Dowd, I-I. Fuller, A. Wardwell, I. Coyne. ,NM Seated: L, I-Iare, D. Colby. SIHHCUHQI J- Bell, D- BYO' therton, E, Wheeler, I. Siroskey. M- Rehn- 35 X 1 The Graphic EDITOR IN CHIEF Merrill Mack '53 ASSISTANT EDITOR Alice Heidrich '54 BUSINESS MANAGER MAKE-UP EDITOR Jem Cooke '54 Dorothy Colby 54 L COLUMNISTS CIRCULATION MANAGER Brian Wilhelm '53 Edith Vondell '54 Barbara Thelin '54 EXCHANGE EDITOR S153g,T?iOEgg.rgQg? Anne Wardwerll '53 Ilgne Sipogkey '54 FAC'ULTY.ADY.ISER Martha Rehn '54 OllV6I' REPORTERS Seniors: E. Beville, D. Dowd, H. Fuller, L, Hare, B. Johnson, M. Martin, B. Perry, M. Potter. Juniors: C. Crosier, J. McCa1-thy, B. Moat. Freshmen: D. Jones, O. Carpenter. Typists: B. Bray, IC. O'Neil, M. Petroski, P, Searle. PHOTOGRAPHERS J. Donahue, J. Plhnell First Row: H.Fu11er, C.Crosier, D. Carpenter, B. Moat, D. Jones. Second Row: B. Johnson, E. Bevi11e,M. Pot- ter, L. Hare, B. Perry, M. Martin, D. Dowd, aw. ee s ff Seated: I. Siroskey, sports editor- P H f d editor, Wardwell, exchange. Standing OrM,. liilelgrls SDOUS GCUIOI: I. Cook, business manager. ' 36 My A. Heidrich, assistant editor, C. Oliver, advisorg M, Mack, editor. Typists: B. O'Nei1, B. Bray, P. Searle. Ss X X is eff SSS -Q Y I was xr . Tex, , .. XXY 5FaUdiHg: E.Vonde11, circulation, B, Wilhelm, colum- HISI. Seated- B Thelin columnist-J Dono - - - , , . ghue, photo grapherg D. Colby, make-up editor. DEBATING The Debating Club getting off to an earl t t th' , y s ar is year due to the great effort ofseveral members, continued t b . . . . o e active into the Spring. The subject for debate this year was: Resolved: That the United States Should With draw from the United Nations. Before the regular season, members of the club attended a model congress in Con- d cor , New Hampshire, and a practice debate tournament at Westfield, where they won two and lost two debates. Although the Varsity debate teams got off to a poor start in league competition, they came back to win their next six debate ' ' s in a row. Late in the season members of the club attended the model congress held at Springfield A. I. C. College in Springfield. Varsity affirmative: G. Wicksall, B- Wilhelm- Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst A mherst Amherst Amherst 1952-DEBATING RECORDS-1953 Affirmative vs. Holyoke Negative Negative vs. Holyoke Affirmative Affirmative vs. Hopkins Negative Negative vs. Hopkins Affirmative Affirmative vs. Northampton Negative Negative vs. Northampton Affirmative vs. Westfield vs. South Hadley Lost Lost Won Won Won Won Varsity negative: M. Potter, B. Perry. J V negative, E, Harvey, I. Brown, Mr. Levinson, Advisor, M. Mack, treas.g J. V. affirmative: A. Wardwell, H. Fuller. 37 DRAMATIC CL B This year the Dramatic Club has met two days a week instead of one, as in past years. Under the able guidance of Mr. Perrone, the group at its meet- ings has been practicing pantomimes in an effort to improve the members' act- ing ability. The Dramatic Club also plans to enact scenes from plays, in the hope of putting on a one act play in an assembly in the spring. an 3 if First Row: M. Potter, B. Johnson, E. Madden, E. Henry. Second Row: D. Dowd, B. Bray, C. Crosier, S. Brown, G. Markert. BIULUGY Students interested in biology and wanting to do extra workin it organized themselves into the Biology Club this year. lt is a veryinformal organization. People work individually or in groups on projects of their own choosing. Pemef Mr Lacroix, D. Jones, J. WSSICOII, I. Brown, G. Thelin. SPORTS CLUB First Row: J. Poignand, R. Cadigan, J. Knightly, T. Banks, J. Grandonico, Mr. McDonough, G. Leigh, P. Barden, E. Coyne, D. Jacque, R. Holt. Second Row: H. Kinder, J. Brown, W. Boynton, G. Thelin, H. Aldrich, D. Wood, M. Stone, W. Osgood, E. MacDonald, E. Darling, E. Ostrowski, I. Zidik. Third Row: R. Moran, R. Comings, R. Gilgut , E. Boulanger, V. Wolejko, F. Allen, R. Garvey, M. Joy, E. Leigh, P. Joy, R. Drake, A. Giannetti. OUTING CLUB The Outing Club was initiated just this year at the request of a group of students. The group has been very active since the club began. The skiing enthusiasts of the group went on a trip to Mt. Bromley, Vt., where they enjoyed skiing, to- bagganing, and sleigh riding over a week-end. This active club plans to participate in all the seasonal sports. 'MQW fx I 65 1!yt1, :a, 4 Aff, QQ, f W 1 ,V y :aff 5 2 'F f . f iff! ' bag ,gif 5 , If 7 ,y, , if 45 1' f,.,.f ' 1' gg 5925 5 ',4.?4 5? 0 4 Sl, ,asf 5 .1 , ,,, ha WWW? gif? . First Row: C.Snyder, I.Anderson, E.Vondel1, D.Co1by, First Row: A. I-Ieidrich, pres., skates, prog. ohm., M. I. Siroskey. Second Row: M. Potter, D. Carpenter, L. r Rehn, sec. Second Row: S. Brown, V. p., R. Kamensky, Hare. Third Row: M. Martin, B. Johnson, S. Sieling, B. treas. Thelin. Fourth Row: B. Wilhelm, M. Mack. G- WCHI' worth, W. Markert, L. Dickenson. Absent: L. Grump- 39 W , , VZ W W WCS? N WXXX f V 1 :Z-+5 I 91 al 1 M A-. 5 g --M PEP CLUB At most of the football games, home or away, was a group of loyal fans, the Pep Club. No matter how windy and cold the weather, that group was always there. When basketball season arrived more and more members were present at the games, and a bus load of cheering fans attended most out of town games. This year the Pep Club bought pins. Varsity Cheerleadersg J. Anderson, R. Gomski, E. Vo d 11, E. Sh' ' J' V' Cheefleadefsi Snyder, M. Knightly, D. Lashwaxll. 6 ledmg' C' ivlvffhn' J' MCKSmmie. J. Adams, S. Lashway. . fren, 40 E. Ostrowski, sec.-treasg A. Giannetti, pres, Mr. Swift, advisor, E. Wysocki, sec.-treas, W. Markert, v. p. First Row: G. Lauder, H. Lashway, R. Rowell, E. Houle, L. Dowd, E. Leigh. Standing: R, Doherty, W. Rice, F D. Jones, R. Moran, R. Comings, D. Orrell, R. Osgood R. Marston, E. Krol, C. Barry, R. Norrell, P. Maynard Not present: H. Thornton. PROJECTIONIST CLUB The members of the Projectionist Club were taught by Mr. Swift to operate the equipment to show the audio-visual programs for the school. The club show- ed the films for classes, clubs, and as- semblies, to say nothing of running the G. Wentworth, pres.g Mr. Moore, advisor, G. Lauder, sec.-treas. ROD AND GUN CLUB The Rod and Gun Club organized a year ago and sponsored by Mr. Moore is one of the most popular extra-cur- ricular activities in school. It attracts boys who are sportsmen and who like to do outdoor things. Handling, care, and use of equipment is taught. Fi1mS are shown and field trips taken. One of the high spots of the winter season was an afternoon trip to Northampton Pond for ice fishing. Reports on the catch varied. slide projector and opaque projector. The members were also in charge of the microphone and the amplifying system. The group has sponsored one feature- length film and half a dozen others for its own and the student body's benefit. First Row: G. Wentworth, R. Holt, G. Lauder. Second Row: D,Jacque, J, Jackson, E. Weaver. Third Row: E. McDonald, M. Stone, D. Jacque, D. Knightly. Fourth Row: Mr. Moore, R. Norell, E. Wysocki, H. Holden, R. Drake. 41 INTRA - MURALS CHAIR CANING GAMES CLUB ARTS AN CRAFT STUDE T COUNCIL In its second year under Art Giannetti as president the Student Council met regularly and acted on the year's business. A law was enacted and enforced forbidding lunch line cutting. Friday evening dances after home basketball games were sponsored by the council. President Giannetti was elected by the group and the Senior class to go to Boston, in March, as the Amherst Good Government Day representative. The choice ofcandidates for foreign scholarships was also done by the group. Several Student Council members attended the Coun- cil convention at Ludlow in the fall. 'ww J, 4 . f ...L 1-., , 117 .mf ,. ,,,,y,if! , my V I , 'f ' if ' Wai , , f, ,4 I... .. !!,, ff , ' ,..,.Waz -V ,Mzy Q X, af If ,lf fy , ,msgyf ,, fy.-..,. ff ' ' ' Z 'J . fx sv .L-' it .t A . . fa, ' .. off, ff, f gffff, f A ,Wh ,. 5,g,... Ffkfsf- w.i.?2f-fg ' Q, ' ff . - 4,414,254 W.. ks. .W - Wawwf vi ,., pus - - - 1.5.3, 'f , , 4" H Q ,ff If 1. ...,-V-AV. fri EL'-' 32255 " , Seated: I. Adams, treasurerg Miss Donley, advisor, Martin, secretary. Standing: A. Giannetti, president, R. Kamensky, v. p a Y sf as We as Seated: J. Grybko, P. Holden, E. Vondell, A. Wardwell, B. Moat, C. Matuszko, H. Fuller. Stand- ing: S. Brown, W.Osgood, W. McGuirk, V. Wolejko, B. Wilhelm, W. Holsman, C. Yegian, J. Avery, R. Cadigan. PRO ERITO Pro Merito members decided this year to sponsor as- sembly programs of general interest rather than the even- ing meetings exclusively for honor roll students held in past years. They wished to share the excellent speakers booked for their programs with an audience larger than their club affords. To belong to Pro Merito, students must have a total of twenty points. An "A" counts five, "B" counts nothing, and "C" is a minus five. At the regional meeting in Northamption, well at- tended by the local club, Anne Wardwell was elected Secretary. ,jyggnsizy fy, ' Q ,Civzf ff, Wwiiff fg cz ' 61590, f Zffifhgfy , ,, ffffi-QQ ,Q 7iQ7Z?44fiff f' ,f,Wff,if?,f ,,y1,7a,,.y0, , f924Qf5f74f YQ v7'7f'f1f:'Qf! Qd,Qygj,Q',,X Qfwyqf-gf cw J ' gay ,fffffljf V, ,, , ,W 4,0 , H YQCWXQJ7 0fZff9ff',',! ' f , Seated: Miss Oldfield, advisor. Standing: H. Fuller treas.: A. Wardwell, sec.: M. Martin, pres. X X i '1h 1 ME Wheeler N.Taylor, M.Potter. Standing: D. Matuszko, M. Mack, Seated: B. Perry, B.W1 e IT1. - 1 B, Bray, J. Sanders. First Row: D. Brotherton, J. Bell, C.Crosier, M. Ansaldo I Cooke P Brown E Anderson A Parsons J Tremblay D. Jones. Second Row: G. Markert, B. Bray, I. Brown, M Lovell M Thompson I Hartwell J Donaghue M Pet ter, L. Hare, D. Dowd, J. Waskiewicz, V. Britt. Third Row H Vaughn E Wheeler E Madden D Carpenter I Packard, J. Bandalevich, E. Harvey, G. Markert, R. Fitzgerald P Hosford Fourth Row E Henry G Wicksall G Bennett, M. Mack, J. Avery, G. Goodell. Absent: H. McKee A Pearson CHORUS Getting off to a late start because of special units did not hinder this year' s chorus. With less than half the number of members they have had in recent years they made several appearances during the year and were well received. They appeared at the Jones Library and in the annual spring festival, and sent severalmembers to the annual Massa- chusetts Music Education Association's All State Music Festival, held this year in Springfield. Until January the club met twice a week under Mr. Schuler, and from Jan- uary on they met three times a week under the direction of Bob Sacks, a sen- ior at Amherst College. 44 First Row: D. Matuszco. Second Row: P. Searle. Third Row: B. Johnson, J. Purnell, M. Martin. Fourth Row: N. Taylor, D. Siroskey, M. Petroski, E. O'Neil, C. Matuszco, G. Nelson.. Fifth Row: F. Lanphear, T. Elder, B. Cole, R. Ryan, W. Colby, P. Conklin. Sixth Row: I. Brower, H. McKee, B. Ames, J. Howland, E. Harvey, J. Avery. Seventh Row: R. Ekern, I. Wasiewicz, I. Adams, T. Sullivan, R. Oleson, M. E. Thompson. Eighth Row: D.Dorrell, R. How- land, H. Stapleton, I. Erit, Burke, D. Perry. Ninth Row: I. Kentfield, M. Cooke, I. Drake, R. Hart, B. Coburn, A. Pearson. Tenth Row: G. Markert, R.CooleY. J. Thacher, K. Woodside, L.Scott, M. Whitney. Eleventh Row: I. Mad- den, E. Madden, M. Sullivan, C, Pearson, R. Drake, W. Shaw. Twelfth Row: R. Picotte, R. Romancier, A. Niedeck, R. Fitzgerald. Absent: G. Bennett, J. Goodell, G. Stone, D. Weaver, B. Wheeler, S. Shaw, E. Wentworth, R. Thorpe , E. Hanson, J. Guest, S. Varley, B. Moore, D. Goodell, P. Barber, R. Gass. BAND The band, composed of both junior and senior high students, was one of our most active clubs this year. It could be heard cheering the football team at both home games and at our last game of the year in Leicester. It'also appeared in several concerts for the Amherst Music League, the Parent Teachers Associa- tion, and at the Jones Library, as well as appearing ina spring music festival. Listen to the man, chil'uns! 45 First Row: A, Wardwell, L, Hare, J. Hubbard, I. Avery, R. Gass, E. Hanson, L. Scott, B. Coburn, G. Stone, R. Wilson N. Newell, P.Cashdo1lar, N. Gass. Second Row: R. Gamble, C. Pearson, G. Bennet, D. Goodell, H. McKee, I Guest, M. Thompson, T. Sullivan, E. Harvey, L. Van Wert, E. Wentworth, R. Hart, M. Cooke, I. Erit. Third Row: P Ruder, I. Markert, I. Conklin, G. Markert, P. Johnson, M. Atkins, B. Cole, T. Elder, W. Colby, D. Weaver, R. Fitz - gerald. Fourth Row: Mr. Schuler, E. Wheeler, R. Romancier, J. Madden, I. Thacher, E. Madden. ORCHESTRA Meeting twice a week the high school orchestraprepared sev- eral concerts,which they gave jointly with the junior high orches- tra. They played for the Christmas Concert at the Jones Library, the Amherst Music League, and the annual May Music Festival. Some of the members participated in the All-State Music Festival in February. Under the direction of Mr. Schuler the joint orchestra has grown in the last few years and now has a membership of forty- five. 46 PEP BAND Under the able direction of Art Nie - deck the Pep Band played for most of our home basketball games. They also did a wonderful job playing for each act in the "Senior Circus", which was put on in December. The Pep Band,with fourteen mem- bers, consists only of those who play first chair in the regular school band, and it includes both junior and senior high students. First Row: I. Thacher, I. Madden, I. Avery, E, Madden, Second Row: G. Bennett, D. Goodell, T. Sullivan, M. Thompson, R. Ekern. Third Row: A. Niedeck, E. Wheeler, R. Romancier, I. Brower. Absent: K. Wood- MAJORETTES Here is one of our most active groups in school. Griginating three years ago when we were freshmen the group has remained mainly composed of mem- bers of our class. This year may be the end of this important group as there are only two underclassmen majorettes. The group twirled at both football and basketball games, at our big outdoor football rally, and did a magnificent job at the Senior Circus. The group owes a great deal of thanks to their instructor, Phil Jensen of Springfield, who holds classes in Amherst once a week. side, Mr. Schuler, advisor. F' t R W. D Matuszko drum major. Second Row: P. Searle, captain. Third Row: M. Martin, G. Nelson, C. Ma- I1fl2ZkO?I,. Purnell, M. Petroski, E. O'Nei1, D' Siroskeyi B. IOUHSOH, N. Taylor. 47 ww New X '- ' s A is ,J XX 3 'Piss i'?-jlrw' X 5 3 'Q - ,, f .ss is s ssiiff' so O Q 'Vi s ASKK - .- , ., XX 'S wi 1 ,,,,,. ,: U ,Li s fx .' XX' x x. as ' VJ me iamx Sefli 0 MX W IS ar X si Miss Class of 1955 Going, going, going. Work Ms X yi t . . X sm "It's in the Book" XY ' giving, Q M0 . si.i.s W s if s . Q , sg x is YU re X Lose so basSf?'Y1b1' 18 e Ilke X Q s on m s A - J QQ s gg fi X XXX WW X is X X os, m s f M. feyf . g.,f 1fy'f .f W . Q 4 " f ' 4 Ay , Q' ' Gy 610 f if 52 J ' 1 55:5 '-5 , su m , . w wf- x ' If " ' 9, sw . No , f f ' X Zigi ' "X 3 Q v Q 44 V Q, QQ ,f ' f .v",:!:2j5.g'jfj3::: ..,. ,, ,,, f V1 WM f V, if wi' is 4,545 SPORTS gawk M, if X 224 A FOOTB LL . , arlin , R. Whitcomb, E. Boulanger, First row: G'lq1llS1fnL0If'2fl:l?f2'. 305216, R.gFitzgerald, J. Poignand, Man- Concapm F' lor nianager, Second row: Coach McDonough, C. Berry, R. agar.: N' Tig' aonico R, Drake H. Thornton, R. Moran, Coach Levinson Cadlgaml. Drallllhitcontib D. Wdod, T. Banks, D. Fellers, P. Barden, M. f1glSlfflsfOvE'0ufih row: H. Holden, W. McGuirk, J. Knightly, B. Flynn, E. A Leigh, E. Houle, H. Kinder. Despite its record, not too good on the sur- 1952 SCHEDULE face, our Amherst High Football Team has played St- Joseph 7 Amhem 3 many outstanding games. Undermanned, and 5231222 gg 14 small in size, our gridiron boys were neverthe- Holyoke Catholic 52 5 less the most spirited in their league, and earned Ludlow 33 S the praise of all the teams they faced. With most lQfj,Q'i,Had1ey 3 7 of the team returning, Amherst can look forward Leicester 19 7 to several good years to follow. Special credit for this years performance should be given to co-captains Boulanger and Allen, and to Dave Fellers, leading ground gainer. 50 FREESTYLE RELAY G. Leigh, L. Dickinson, M. Mack, B. Wilhelm fr? s MEDLEY RELAY E. Wheeler, G. Wicksall, G. Lake SW MNC The swimming team, as this book goes to print, has swum in three meets, all ofwhich were lost by close marginsg however, there were some very impressive individual victories which look promising for future meets. Having swum Classical twice and Holyoke once the team is picking up experience and is look- ing forward to a more successful finish. Special credit should be given to our excellent med- ley relay team consisting of Bud Wheeler, Guy Wick- sall, and George Leigh. Next year you see a new crop of experienced freestyles, and A.H.S, will see another good swimming team. SWIMMING RECORDS Amherst 22 U. of M. Frosh 44 Amherst 33 Holyoke 37 Amherst 28 Classical 39 Amherst 30 Classical 35 TEAM B, Wilhelm, L. Dickinson, Coach Rogers, G. Leigh, M. Mack, G. Lake, E- Wheeler, R- Fitzgerald' G' Wicksau' J, Avery. T H it f fi' K' fl fy K f. " Q'- , ,W X. X W5 , iff BASKETBALL fftf The basketball teams, under coaches Williams and Mc Donough, salvaged five wins as against nine losses in Hampshire League competitions. The boys lost a couple of heart breakers against Hopkins and St. Michaels. The Junior Varsity, as in past years, came up with a very successful team, winning all sixteen of their games. This makes the out look for next year's varsity team very impressive. Also re- turning to help on squad will be veterans Bob Garvey and Marty Joy. gmt ROW: M' JOY' E- Houle. E- BOLIISHQGI, B. Garvey, V. Wolejko, A D1anett1,P. Joy. Back Row: Coach Williams, E. McDonald, D. Canavan ' GHSHI. Coach Willlalm. W. Osgood, J. Brown, Manager Mogelinski s 52 .gs iff x 454 lxga, iii? Junior Varsity: First Row: R. Whitcomb, E. Coyne, D. Whitcornb, C. Yegian, R. Moran, J. Grandonico, R. Cadigan. Second Row: Coach Mc Donough, R. Doherty, J. Jackson, W. Thelin, T. Banks, Coach Wil- liams. Arms Deerfield Smith School Hopkins Smith Academy Saint Michaels South Hadley 1952 - 1953 SCHEDULE Oppon. A Oppon. A. 72 60 58 64 62 50 20 37 66 46 49 43 51 48 43 37 47 45 55 81 41 68 fl ,ef W ii GIRLS ' SPGRTS 1952-1953 Basketball Schedule First Team opp. an. 16 Hopkins at Amherst 36-20 23 South Deerfield at Amherst 51-14 30 Amherst at St. Micheals - 13 St. Micheals at Amherst - 17 Amherst at South Deerfield - 27 24 Feb. 6 Amherst at Hopkins 41 18 22 44 62 23 Second Teanr opp. 57-7 35-6 25-19 36-27 19-22 34-12 Under Coach Lawson this yeal-'S basketball team made an excellent re- cord of five wins. In the fall a new sport, tennis, was added to the after school program. Many girls turned out for tennis after school supplying their own equipment. After basketball season there will be badrninton, volleyball and following will be softball in the spring. VARSITY BASKET - BALL A First Row: P. Searle M Rehn B Moat D Matuszko ' A ' - , f - . - , J. Mientka G, Nelson N Taylor. Second Row: R. Whit , 1, S' k - . ' . ' ' O'Neil, D. Lashway. Coach Laivsonuos ey' M' Clark' K' Mlkehs' M' J' Kmghuy' B' UNIOR VARSITY Front Row: C. Skeery, M. Hodgek' C Lavaue' Second Row: K. Snydenlsj knsSgnJe,RE.g'on?ill, J. Poigrnand, R. Rossi, E. key, Crosi-er, Adarnitis, C. Matuszko Coaach J- Mclcernrnie, D. Si.l'0S- 54 so Q0 oe? Qgogo ce Alu mni cheerleaders Tense moment at South Hadley Half time at South Hadley A .I-l.S. Football Club Y 1952 alumnus Jump! in the Easthampton game Class of 1950--A .J.H,S, 13 K6 V ,M HOW Coe enwei 3 G Ak, Ilya go , Hd Do .iw '54, IIS! XN6 xg ok ed XXY3 in 5 af? fAf ,ya "QA 52:27 ,, A 1 f ,igi g AW" 0 k ,Lie V X 4, W If f NOC OID ple a Se! X X X -QQ. A k x XX X .fx A X wx M - . X Q1 x QRS' X .S X 3. X Y ww Q, fr ww? X W ' 5 x 1 geek T' X GW' , ,. xx x 9 , X ,,,, , 7 'EZYE 72' W, M, W. aw M341-7 W., .gy ,M MN , df pq 1.24 Spree 4 ,vu iw: f an f ,if X Wi , Cf':SffS1Q:Z ' aim 11: ASS X X if M -, A 2, . BA ny ffm RRY 'V X f 4! fd ffKfif"W1,f 547,25 2, , 7 ,Z yi aww, ,. 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