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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

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We are nearing maturity Where it Will be our privilege to put our own foot down5 and also our aim to keep our feet on the ground? How Well We do in the future will depend on the toe hold7We get early in life and the conscientious footworka we practice as we progress. Seriously, though, it has become so crowded at A. H. S. that weire practi- cally stepping on each other's feet, and we think our situation is very much like that of the old Woman Who lived in a shoe.. We have liked the old shoe, however, even if it did pinch at times. Happy reading! The Staff 1There's dirty work-a-foot! 2Get on the ball. 3Playing footsie. 4We're sick of feeling like heels. 5Before we put our foot in our mouth 6Footprints on the sands of Time. ' 7And keep on your toes! 8No place for cold feet! Page 2 ' I ' ' . ., . I , , A ,vw i M tv- - i Dedication To: ALFRED LEVINSON And ARTHUR SWIFT With pride and respect the Class of '55 dedicates its Yearbook to two lovable personalities, Swifty, that sly prankster and notor- ious flirt, and Levie, subtle humorist and understanding pal. Thanks, guys, for everything. xv '5 'Ll A . J. Yarrows, Miss Furgeson, P. Conklin. E. Madden. ,f 11 X M., ,fa X, , KWQW f . ' .. 1. , 53 if ' f, , f6 1 , f f 1 I I bf f' X t X 0 , . QW Q5 .za f 9 f f W , X 1 ' nf Q bf.-mf? JE' Q Z n n 'il , 4, .. '41 QM X 72' W f Qfw Golclbug Staff Editors: Peter Conklin and Joan Yarrows Faculty Editor: C. Matuszko Senior Editors: E. Harvey, Trudy Markert, L. Dickinson, Wooclsicle t'fr ff Classes: J. Brown, D. A. Carpenter Clubs: G. Markert, S. VVentworth Music: M. E. Thompson Sports: J. MeKemrnie, E. Coyne Features: P. A'Hern, J. Brown, E. lwadclen, H. McKee Art: E. Madden Typists: J. Bandalevich, R. Goralski, C. Mood5', C, Skel-ry, Pi Spear, M. Sullivan Business Managers: Paul Barden and Judy VVestCott Sponsor Solicitors: J. Bandalevieh, E. Darling, J. Grandonico, W.. Holsman, F. Lanphear, BI. Lovell, E, lNIaclden, D. Rogers, D. Siroskey, J. Warren, C. Yegian Seated: Trudy Markert, J. Brown, C Matuszko. Standing: D. A. Carpen ter, L. Dickinson, G. Markert, M. E Thompson, E. Harvey, J. lxICKClIlIl1lC, S. VVentworth. Absent: E. Coyne, K. Woodside. , .. Nl... .ss-kgs is -. I . bm . K f f vw N 72 f cf , , as et, V X X 5 Wy . 35 f wfffff -' ,p f ' V , ., , .S 's ffrflrtfm-ww, f 'g 'L,, ' 1 1 ., . ' t . f. :F Q N ' Wg? 5? f ,..,f3e.4X'n Z . L, S fy. , Q. , 5? N . x Q .NX . Ns: X EE ' ' X ffvf ggi .5 J. iiff S A pig .sf J.. , J ,--4... J 4 . -11 --..- . X NE X S .X sxgfk 'Sis X -.sf .3 s ..u Q. QS -. NSXZSF5 X is r sn.- ff ff H75 ,wb f f, +P f , ,, f, Vf A , 4' Amt ,W f 4,7 " W 'MGM V f , Xp-M. .... X t wx-.Nmxx xxx N , X N xwxl . S rt, L. Dickinson, K H. lVIcKee loody, C. Skerry, P.' Westcott g, J. Grandonieo, W. Zlden, D. Rogers, D. C. n- E. 9, 9, . X ,f ,QQ X ' ,, . . . ff A , J ' f 1 P.A'H ,H.M . , ,P.B d em cKee Seated: C. Moody, R. Goralski, J. J Westcott at en Bandalevich. Standing: P. Spear, C. Skerry. Inset: M. Sullivan. Seated: E. Madden, D. Siroskey, J. YVa.rrer1, J. Bandalevich, D. Rogers. Standing: J. Grandonieo, C. Yegian, F. Lanphear, M. Lovell, W. Holsman, E. Darling. A r u 7 5. wirgfi? .,.,.. f' 17 5 g I A A f , W M J 1 fi? 4 . af , ' f " -PY' , ! M .V S ,, V ,.s.m.' -Q4 y , .X 1' ft Hs' X 74 QW X f f X 9 s ,rf A' ff' f ' f QW x ' 'f 5' vfy f .,. '. ' 1 ,NM .... 2 S f Introduction. . Dedication. . . Staff ......,.. Administration . . Seniors ....... Underclassrnen Activities .... Sponsors. . . Page 2 3 4 Sz 5 7 15 45 51 78 81 79 2 'Jimi 1 J -',"'1:fi ffa.fZi"2 17 ,+V ,Af , fr pf, ' 2 ,,z'?fifw: W, I' WWW 'f ' 41. ' . 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We owe a great debt to you for helping us to keep our chins up and our feet on the ground. if The Class of ,55 Page7 Kingsley A. Perry Principal Harvard B. S. Harvard Graduate School of Education, M. Ed. Eleanor Fillmore Guidance Extra Curricular: Supervisor of Cheerleaders, Class of '57 Adviser University of Massachusetts, B. S. Radcliffe, M. A. Marjorie D Home Ecom Q University College of S' , rim fzfysiixt ' -41 - if E' Betty F11 Secretary Amherst High School Graduate Page 8 EN... 'M .. ' 05:5 Q. 1 iss: . XB ,gs X fi: s 'lx wir FN, ,..gNQ... X Qt rs QX X J X Xe x x x V34 'X 5 sg iii! V gvfs X ,. ,i., 2 J gg 6349. X 5 ek- . I A ezfxrfaQx:.:1 ttustqg., My .. , N,.., - ,. ., , A r Y'-1 9 . A , 7A SWK X 'SZ ,U ,Ax M A ht . .V f 5 f ' :fre , X S A z bf 1 1 fyyff, 4 V 'W 4 T Marjorie Day Home Economics University of Massachusetts, B. S. College of St. Rose Donald Averill Htstory and Fngluh Extra Currtcular High School Libra rlan Keene Teachers College B Ind University of Connecticut, M A John Craig Commercial and History Extra Curricular: High School Treas- urer, Student Association Book- keeper, Personal Typing A. I. C., B. S., M. A. i' Elizabeth M. Foley Shorthand, Typtng Extra Curricular: Personal Typing, Lockers Salem Teachers College, P S. Ed. Bostgn University, M. S. Page 9 M . "wr - wif Betty Jane Donley Lattn Mt Holyoke, A B M A Stanford University Rutgers American Academy in Rome Dorothy 14 urgeson lx Marilyn Johnson French , Extra Curricular: Tri-S Adviser Radcliffe, Af B. l Middlebury, M. A. University of Geneva l Sorbonne 4 K sei fi ' 7.-W """' so xl itil at Y. , f fi mfs :mmm W i' " L Ee S .j'7 H '4 it 'w wa L+. : .ff 'U' mm- ' W. Z' Z4 vgfw YW., ' 1 - ,. H English Spokane University, B- A- fill li A Smith College, M- A- University of Washington Harold O. Graves ,Y Q ' Mathematics E E Extra Curricular: Student Coun- cil Adviser Clark University, A. B. Springfield College, M. Ed. Wesleyan 1 Donald S. Lacroix . Biology ,"'ff'l , - Extra Curricular: Adviser of lflxwmt' Class of '56 University of Massachusetts, B. 3 S., M. S. Springfield College Extra Curricular: Yearbook ,M V F1 . X Ar L' V X Z John P. Mc Donoug Physical Education, 6: Sr. High E Education Extra Curricular: B: Football Coach University of Massa M. S. Columbia University University of North Springfield College l Alexander Johnston Modem Problems, Drivers, Train- ing Education Extra Curricular: J. V. Basket- ball Coach, Baseball Coach M Springfield College, B. S. if 5 University of New Hampshire L 'E I U I I I University of Massachusetts Z i ' S Page 10 . X S 5' s s is X -3 John P. Mc Donough Physical Education, Supervisor of Jr. 6x Sr. High School Physical Education Extra Curricular: Basketball Coach, Football Coach University of Massachusetts, B. S., M. S. Columbia University University of North Carolina Springfield College I lizabeth L iwson Physical Education Lrtra Curricular Girls Sports Coach Outing Club Adviser Pep Club Adviser Tri S Adviser Boston University Sargent B S Springfield College M Ed Alfred Levinson English Extra Curricular: Graphic Adviser Assistant Football Coach University of Wisconsin B M. A. Brooklyn College New York University tm am' Hollis W. Moore Industrial A rts State Teachers College, Fi'CChbUf8 B.'S. Ed. University of Massachusetts University ExtenSi0I1 Springfield College Page 11 2, w. 5 y 1' , iw iitief ,f we l -tv? ,ywA.EL..:., A 5 . 717 James A. Perrone English, SPCQFII, HiSf0KY Extra Curricular: Director of Plays Adelphi College, B' A- Columbia University, M. A. Efflffgf . f f. , fy! . 7 . , , X ' V , mat. , ft 2 QW 2 ,Q , at ' 3 u, V 'E' 'H i 'il' '. f if I 2 v ' 47' 7.5 .L 'sy' ,315 A s.,,4 W 4 5 tr f 1 if f 1 ' 4 fm I ' A N, V .gt Q ws.. f . . , ,,,. ff 7 f v X' Ay 1 f, f' ,ff , -, Marie Rafferty W Art V I Vfwyvjy-Mfff Extra Cur'ricular:Tri-S Adviser . . f f . iff Ye w Massachusetts School of Art, B. S. R ' 22 in ArtEd. ., ,f University of Massachusetts ff J. Clement Schuler Director of Dept. of Music Extra Curricular: Director of Music Tours University of Michigan, M. U. S. M. University of Montreal, M. U. S, D, New England Conservatory Curtis Institute of Music, B. M. Page 12 A 1 1 7? nz 4 f f Q f . 4 f nw .4g.w..,f,f-29,y45fZ..f., -'-' . I 0 Arthur L. Swift Chemistry 6: Visual Airls f I 2 ,W Z d,,,.w" m..N.rW,.,.- W Extra Curricular: Adviser of Class of '55, Projectionists Club Adviser University of Massachusetts, B. S. M. I. T. Q X K. . ,XX 1 Q N X x www .. ff W 'f , 1? W . ,o yfo zf. . .f ff' vyffkfgif l 1 ff? I , f f f , my MAN .V Jfffff ,fl , K -,,,. y:f,,zf . , , I., J , t .wyff f 5 Z A5 65092-V flktiasffaw .S 5 53 W fs? vi? A s Q 2 Ei S rs A -xixsw-w..- ...M-,-+ is x Xxx s Q. FNS- sgsxw. XX X X is X X ksasifh X xgflzi i i y . X X X Rx Lester Ward, F if Wa N. X A? HN 4 .,., 1. 42? Q35 g nu R .Q I if X 1, jg 3? lf Q Q- - . ,Q xl v xf ,ex J. !-Q1s,qy,n2,jQh f ,xi if, f ' f ,X ,X , , , W, , F853 . 'rw ' , df 1 ff x X, vevfx :ff f ., ,M fA5:3.wg" . .95 5 .mvxsfsz I .5 2, 3 X WK 5.,Q9'f 2 VW, ,Sq iw f N A 4 em me QSQMSXSGJQJXSYQ W You get em, Bob! Llsten to the man, chlll un' We remember Mother 1 r ,. ,fa ii 1' Q Mk f My Eel x N' x E il. X xX at K SEQ Ax it QE i QA- Q S we go! BI V 'PWr- .. ' 44.. 'iii-Y! QQ' A ', W v , 'f-4 '4 'i "'1 f iiii., ,, i 1lS room ,2 1 I .AQ-U Uh.: so QS? i ,WM ,, 5 x its J" f I - . Affair l' f ,R - .X figs" i ' ' an ,K I 'x.k X X. fi , LXL- 4. Q I ' V h "2 ,ss , pf ,ty as s Q-'W' SMX , i ,f A li, -. 7, Lx ,V . y ,-L ,fain i,.4,Q,k: x :st r f Ag"-:LS H K N s 7" X.-2 , 1 ,A X ' K X , 'X W1 fffv s w fs- , ' 6 A K ,ru ff,, I Class of '55 Dear Classmates, ,Tis said that some people have a finger in every pie, and as for feet ,tis said Cby usb that this class has had its foot in every feature of school life. It has shown good footmanship every step of the way, 6455 inches worth to be exact, and it is our hope that every member may leave his "footprints on the sands of time." The Editors Page 15 4: 54, 5? , MM 2 ' ,Wi 1 1241 I . Class of 1955 'aww Mr. Swift, adviser. Eighty-one seniors conducted their graduation exercises on June 15, 1955. Members of the class participated in all extra-curricular activities, including sports, cheerleading, majorettes, music journalism d d ' , , an ramatics. Outstanding examples of scholarship and sportsmanship were provided by many seniors. The Class of ,55 was the first to publish its yearbook in the fall as well as the first to use graduation announcements The class cond t l . uc ec two paper drives, a food sale, and presented a talent show. Members of the class attended Student Government Day in Boston, the State Tri-Hi-Y Conference in Pittsfield the W t , es ern Massachusetts Association of Student Councils in Ludlow, the Massachusetts State Band Festival ' B ' in rookline, the Cheerleaders' Tourna- ment in South Deerfield, and the Eastern States Baton Twirling Festival in Holyoke. Twenty-two seniors went on the Washington-New York Class Trip during April vacation and all twenty-two returned. The graduates, including those wearing a pall of commencement night previous, held their Class Picnic at Babb's Beach. The next night, Friday, the seven- teenth, the seniors were joined by the underclassmen at the Senior Reception, where all danced the night through for their shoes, whichever came firstj. Finally, Class Ni ht war l ld in September, whe th - ' ' ' g s 16 early n e graduates received this, their Goldbug. Page 16 Charles Yegian, presidentg Daniella Siroskey,secre- tary-treasurer, Wayne Holsman, vice presidentg Cfpa. Univ Golc F001 "Bar Offic Tri-S Foot "Bam Secret Tri-S Foot E "Ted'l Armec Baske Talent Foot S if 1955 Daniella Siroskey,secre- lolsman, vice presidentg fembers eading, ip and , to use esented e State Juncils ourna- cation ernent seven- lanced f early iCPat!! Patricia Ann A'Hern University of Texas Goldbugg Chorus 2,35 Tri-S 1,2,3g Dramatic Club 25 Operetta 3 Foot Size: 55 "Barby" Office Work Tri-S 1 Foot Size: 6 "Bandy" Barbara Allery Joan Louise Bandalevich Secretarial Work Tri-S 1,2,3g Chorus lg Class Play 2 Foot Size: 75 "Ted" Armed Forces Basketball 1,2, Talent Show 3 Foot Size: 95 Timothy Banks 3' Football 1,-2,33 Graphic 15 Class Play 25 Operetta 3 Page 17 Nm ' Wg A F W 49 gale V Paul A. Barden Business Administrationg University of Massachusetts ' "Jazz, Football 1,25 student Council 3g Goldbug CCG-Business Man-aeerls Unde Track 33 Talent Show 35 Class Play 23 Operetta 3 Footh Foot Size: 93 Show Foot Helene Bateman UD. 1 "Sister" Univ. Undecided omics Foot Size: 65 F1-em 1,2,3g Foot Richard Beck HBeckyH "Graf Air Forceg College Secrei Sports Club 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3 Tri-S Foot Size: 105 Foot : Jane Arundale Brown "Jane,' University of Massachusettsg Teaching "Rose Outing Club 2,33 Goldbugg Tri-S 1,2g Biology Club 13 Graphic 33 Retail Chorus 1,2 C1101-1 Foot Size: 85 Foot 1 Page 18 Y L' . X 41, ,. . , K XX' :rj 9 3: 1 ,ig -5 I f..ff' " iv - X David Canavan , Undecided if ' Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 1,33 Sports Club 1,2g Talent N 5, q ' Foot Size: 115 'e'H " , ,.:. of fn Q Dorothy Ann Carpenter C "D. A." University of Rhode Islandg Extension Service Work in Home Econ- ornics 5 French Club 1,2g Pep Club 1,2,3g Chorus lg Biology Club 13 Graphic 1,2,3g Student Council 33 Goldbug Foot Size: 6 I l Grace Clark "Gracie" Secretarial School Tri-S 1,2,3g Basketball 2g Softball 1,2 Foot Size: 75 I i Rosemary Clements "Rosemary" Retailing School Chorus 3 Foot Size: 65 ! I' vu! I 4- Page 19 Gladys Irene Cleveland "Sandy" gig? Undecided 1 Sggw Foot Size. 62 Foot Peter Blartin Conklin "Pete" Amherst College "B0b' Band 1,2, QStudent Directorj 3g Goldbug CCO-Editorlg Pep Band 2,33 St0Ck Pro Merito 2, CPres.j 33 Chorus 3g Orchestra 1,2,3g Operetta 35 Talent Pl'0jC4 Show 3 F00t l Foot Size: 115 Edward Coyne "Eddie" "Mikl Armed Forcesg College Arnie Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 2: Sparta Club 1,25 Talent Footb Show 3 Foot l Foot Size: 8 Ebenezer C. Darling "Buddy" "Film Williston Office Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1,3g Track 2g Talent Show 3 Majo Foot Size: 9 Fgot Page 20 h-N' -N5 -x xo , Lois Geraldine Dickinson Nursingg University of Massachusetts Tri-S 1,2,3g Games 2g Majorettes 2,33 Goldbugg Operetta 35 Talent Show 3 Foot Size: 55 ' Robert Doherty "Bob" 2,33 Stockbridge School ,lent Projectionists Club 1,2 Foot Size: 8 Michael Doktor "Mike" Armed Forces nent Football 1,2,3g Talent Show 3 Foot Size: 95 I' J Janice Opal Fitts "Fittsie" Office Work Majorettes 2,33 Tri-S 1,2,3g Operetta 35 Biology Club lg Class Play 2 Foot Size: 75 Page 21 ',vel! Y - .-'4'fv , a.......... -?- 'Q Flttsle "Juli Secretarxal Work Univ Maqorettes 2 3 Trl S 1 2 3 Operetta 3 Footy Foot SIZE 8 Class' Foot "Ellie Univ' Chor' Grap Foot HDD. Sprim Tri-E Foot KK Ho Cheerleader 1 2 3 Pep Cl b 1 2 3 l ' 2 3 Softball 1 2 3 THlClltuSl1OW 3 C ass Play 2 Trl S 1 2 Basketball 1 in? Foot SIZC 7 r S Fool sl x Y Julius Vincent Grandonico, Jr. "J u1ie" University of Massachusetts I Football 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3g Interclass plays 1g Class Play 2g Sports Club 1,23 Talent Show 3 Foot Size: 105 Elinor Goodrich Harvey " Ellie" University of Massachusettsg Occupational Therapy Chorus 15 Band 1,2,3g Orchestra 1,2,3g Tri-S 1,2,3g Pep Band 2,3g Graphic 39 Goldbugg Debating 15 Talent Show 3 Foot Size: 7 5 Dorothy Hatt "Dotty" Springfield Trade School Tri-S 1,2,3 Foot Size: 5 Harold R. Hobart ' ' Hob ie' ' Smith School Arts and Crafts 1,23 Games Club 23 Biology Club 1 Foot Size: 8 Page 23 1 v-x.f::- 'if-'Q , zz 31,0 I fi M' fwv WWF' f W 5 Marcia Hodgkins "Hodgie" Northampton Commercial College Basketball 1,2,3g Tri-S 1,2,3g Softball 1.2.33 Intramurals 1,2,3 Foot Size: 7 Phyllis Holden "Phyl" Northampton Commercial College Pep Club 1,2,3g Tri-S 1,2,3g Student Council 1,2 Foot Size: 65 Wayne A. Holsman "Flab" Amherst Collegeg the Ministry Graphic 35 Goldbugg Football 2g Baseball 2,35 Student Council QBoys State, 2g Pro Merito 2, CVice Presidentj 3 Foot Size: 105 uBObn Robert T. Jones Air Force Foot Size: 85 Page 24 l 1 I, I l.,,lP' , James R. Knightly "Tanker,' Air Force Football 1,2,33 Intramurals 1,23 Games Club 1,2g Talent Show 3 Foot Size: 85 Edwin D. Krol "Eddie" Trade School Intramurals 1,23 Projectionists Club 1,2,3 Foot Size: 105 George Walter Lake "George" Armyg College Dramatics Club 2g Chorus 13 Class Play 2g Swimming 1,2,3 Foot Size: 11 Frederick L. Lanphear ' ' Fred' ' University of Massachusetts Band lg Projectionists 2,3g Chair Caning 2g Goldbugi Class Play 2 Foot Size: 10 Page 25 QKLK5' Eleanor LaValle "Ellie', Office W01'k Tfl'S 1y293i Baske Foot Size: 75 tball 1,2,3g Softball 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,2,3 Mary Elsie Lovell Bridgewater State Teachers College Tri-S 1,2,3g Chorus 1,2,33 Pro Merito 2 Foot Size: 85 Elizabeth Anne llladden "Betty" K L University of Massachusetts I Band l,2,3g Pep Band l,2,3g Tri-S 1,2,3g Orchestra l,2,3g Dramatics Club lg Softball lg Basketball 33 Goldbugg Graphic 33 Operetta 34 Student Council 3 Foot Size: 7 Nlerike Vaike llland Nursing rgfi'522'35 Basketball 1,2133 Chorus 2,33 Band 1,23 Operetta 33 French u Foot Size: 10 Page 26 35 :h 1 'TUX A ,,,..,A. ,, , A, , W 'V' if p w Gertr d F f AQ W u e rances Markert Q 3 f K6 ,, . 5 r f . A , ,A X Trudy Band 1, G0ldb11g, Trl-S 1,2,3g French Club 1,23 Drarnatics Club 1 Mwww Foot Size: 6 0. W: ,f ff 91 O72 Q . fy, z-3,176 J "Gret" Russell Sage College Gretchen Marie Markert Pep Club 1,2,3g Tri-S 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2g Pro Merito 2,33 Chorus lg Operetta 39 Goldbugg Graphic 33 Orchestra 1 Foot Size: 7 "Buffalo Bob" Robert A. Marston ics University of Massachusettsg Agriculture Swimming 1,23 Projectionists 1,2,3g Foot Size: 13 "Evie" Undecided Sports 2 Foot Size : 75 Evelyn Bertha Mason Page 27 ,yfz 4,-f , ,ZZ , W. X, M ,ww X I ..,.,, ,sw of wmv Charlotte Ann Theresa Matuszko "Cazi" University of Massachusetts Majorettes 1, CDrum Majorettel 2,35 Tri-S 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Student Council 15 Goldbugg Pep Club 1,2,3g Operetta 3 Talent Show 3 Foot Size: 6 Warren McGuirk "Micky" University of Massachusetts or Holy Cross Football 1,2,3g Sports Club 1,2,33 Basketball 3 Foot Size: 11 Harriet T. McKee "Hare" Collegeg Social Work Band 1g Orchestra 15 Softball 15 Dramatics 2 Debating 2 Radio 1 2 Chorus 1g Pep Club 2,35 Goldbug Foot Size: 65 Janet Sylvia McKemm1e Cfpiggyl 7 Dental Technician Pep Club 1,2,33 Tri-S 1,2,3g Interclass Plays 1, Class Play 2 Basketball 1,2,3g Softball 13 Cheerleader 1,2,3g Goldbugg Talent Show 3 Foot Sizeg 65 Page 28 Sandra Joanne Miller "Sandy" Office Work Sports 1,2 Foot Size: 6 CCBet7! Secretarial Work Foot Size: 6 Betty Mogelinski Christine Martha Moody "Moosie" Secretarial Work Basketball 2,35 Graphic Foot Size: 7 5 ClB0b9 2 Stockbridge School 3g Pep Club 1,2,3g Tri-S 1,2,3g Goldbug F. Robert Moran Football 1,2,3g Baseball .lg Basketball 1,2,3g Track 2g Operetta 31 Projectionists 1,2,3g Sp Foot Size: 9 orts 1,2g Student Council 13 Talent Show 3 Page 29 N, -t,,,.. ,, of v - Q ,. Z WN 4 - 1-V sA23g6ss'Q.z xl. ,. ,,..wNf,Q-,mxN,,g, 1 W 4 ,X New 1 9, 2, ,5 X xx f X X X QQ X X X Q N Q X 21 if W x,NxQX1iyA fl if X f f qw, if if 1 W ,xi W f IFQ , ff ,rf H ff M21 vggeffrw . 1- 2- f . ,wo ' 5, 6 mek ,emywff 4 5 1 A we , NJ , with VYV, ' 2' Y A Z, f-', ,QM '?""""2'?'fA 1 ,,ppaK11.-, ,.,.., 1, We 525 "Betty,' Commercial College Elizabeth Ann Nanartonis Basketball 15 Pep Club 1,29 IHU'i1mUI'alS 1,2 Foot Size: 85 Farming Roger Eric Norell 4 Projeetionists 1,2,3g Rod and Gun Club 1,2 I Foot Size: 13 "Joe" Armed Forces Joseph J. Paulovics Baseball 1,2,33 Sports Club 1,23 Talent Show 3 Foot Size: 75 "Banana" Nursing D. Ann Pearson Band 13 Tri-S 1,2,3g Pep Club 2,35 Softball 13 Cheerleader 2,3g Foot Size: 55 Page 30 M. .5 l n Ax- , -nl. 4. ..,.., ., Z' 1 S 'K' Roger Picotte ffRog7Y United States Navy Band 1, 2, 3 Foot Size: 105 Wallace N. Rice "Wally" University of Massachusetts Foot Size: 10 Carl Otto Richardson, Jr. "Otto" University of Massachusetts - Band 2, 3, Chorus 2, 35 Pep Band 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Talent Show 3 Foot Size: 12 Deborah Anne Rogers "Debby" Northampton Commercial College Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Games Club 1, 2 Foot Size: 45 Page 31 C. Daniella Celeste Siroskey "Danny" University of Massachusetts Graphic 2, CEditorJ 3g Basketball 1, 2, 3g Softball 1, 2, 35 Tri-S 1, 2, 3g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Class Vice President 2g Class Secretary-Treasurer 35 Majorettes 1, 2, 3 CCaptain2 and 35 3 Interclass Plays 1g Pro Merito 2, 35 Goldbug Foot Size: 8 Caroline Josephine Skerry "Betsey" Marriage Pep Club 1, 25 Tri-S 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 15 Majorettes 25 Graphic 35 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Softball 1, 2, 33 Goldbug Foot Size: 65 Patricia Spear K C 7 3 Secretarial Work Intramurals 1, 2 Foot Size: 65 H Stanley Stosz Stan" University of Massachusetts or Armed F01-ces Football 1, 2g Track 2, 3, Sport C1 b 2. T 1 Foot Size: 105 S u , a ent Show 3 Page 32 -fm Ma Ga Tri F01 UL! 112 Tr: For "M Avi Tra Foo "Me Easi Tri- Pep Tale Foot Maureen Agnes Theresa Sullivan 1, 2, 33 "Moe" surer 33 Marriage ito 2, 33 Games Club 1, 2g Band 13 Interclass Plays 13 Class Play 23 Chorus 1- Tri-S 1, 2, 33 Goldbugg Graphic 33 Sports 1, 23 Student Council 1 ,V Lphic 33 1'-.J " 1. . I APA Foot Size: 45 Lewis Taylor "Louie', Work Track 2, 3 Foot Size: 11 Mahlon 0. Tenney C C 7 i Aviation3 Farming Transferred senior year from Taunton High Foot Size: 9 fr S S :--' Mary Ellen Thompson gf Mel f ..,. Eastman School of Music fi , , Tri-S 1 2, 33 Band 1, 2, CManagerj 33 Pep Band 1, 2, 3g Graphic 2, 33 W' 4, Pep Clilb 2, 3g G0ldbUgQ Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 33 Operetta 33 f N-ff, Talent Show 3 Foot Size: 75 K W Page 33 Joanne M. Warren "Tibby,' r ICJ Marriage U1 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Tri-S 1, 2, 32 PCP Club 1, 2, 34 Talent Show 3 Tf Foot Size: 75 C11 Fo William W. Welcome fCWil1y!Y, SCBHID .GD- University of Massachusetts I Outing Club 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 25 Track Captain 2, 3 Ig Ne' Foot Size: 105 A Spa oo Joyce A. Wentworth Marriage ffDoI Tri-S 1, 23 Cheerleader 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2: Softball 25 Outing Club 2: Servi Class Play 2 Foot! Foot Size: 65 Foot Sylvia Ann Wentworth usylu uR0g, Nursing F101-ic Chorus 13 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Goldbugg Graphic 3: Pep Club 3 Spoftf Foot Size: 65 Talenw Foot E Page 34 7" ,' ww .- ay., af KlJ'udy!, Judith Ann Westcott University of Massachusetts Tri-S 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Goldbug fCo-business managerj Biology Club 1 Foot Size: 7 KCDiz3i N. Reed Whitbread New England Conservatory of Music Operetta 33 Chorus 3g Talent Show 3 Foot Size: 6 CKDODYS Donald Whitcomb Serviceg Work Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Foot Size: 95 C CRog97 F loriculture Sports Club Talent Show Roger E. Whitcomb 1, 2s Baseball 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Football 1 2 3 3 Foot Size: 95 Page 35 Kenneth H. Woodside "Ken" Oberlin College Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 39 Goldbugs PCP Band lv 2, 35 Chorus 3 Foot Size: 115 Joan H. Yarrows "Jeanie" University of Massachusetts Student Council 1, 2, 3, Biology Club 13 Tri-S 1, 2, 33 Pro Merito 2, 3, Graphic 3, Goldbug CCO-Editorj Foot Size: 65 Charles Diran Yegian S'Charlie" Amherst College Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Class President 3, Student Council 2, 3 CBoys' State 2Dg Pro Merito 2, 35 Graphic 3, Goldbug Foot Size: 105 Fred Engerman our class until his untimely death in the spring Of 19.54. We remember him as a happy and adventurous friend, full of spirit and life Fred was a member of Page 36 l 1 , sg 9 Q3 QS? Four 1: so intere to come Work in college pi matics. I Rise before S3 lncil ring' full if af? ' my r 7 1' :ff 'W '93 f 01 2 f' 5 Rise before the fall E. Wheeler, C. Snyder, E. Hunt, J. Goodell, 53 . 'WM Q X4 .W-WNNKQZ , - . fs, ,1 24 I , ,V Z, - Z , 7 W X Q-ffm - mags ,V 1 .ygggffjg . ,,.,,.11.vZv N CL ws.f,,,s 5 . s.yQey5f..', ,f, 11 .. QZSQWWE f fgw p -3 vfsfsm-as 4 1 ' ' f ' - "M" A 1 'ff 219131 9: 0 'S YS JC-1 ,FM w e f Q ' 3 '- A' 5 . H 1' Four people of the Class of '54 found A. H. S. so interesting and worthwhile that they decided to come back for more. Some did additional work in English and history while others did college preparatory work in science and mathe- matics. Nancy Page 37 Mercer Turns Brown X v ,mm Q Southern Belles l gl: 4 I 69 ,I ' f f ' f 0 " ,I , H 5 if awww 2 f Qu fx 5, 2,1 ' iam? . I l sv f 4 VX 'ff 'ff ,i iff 'MM " , . , .hr I , ,' 1 Www ' ff X SWW' K was 2 1 i wr? E9 X QV 4 U Z n f ,. ,, f-'fr W 4... 1 Q ile , 4:0 V In , - af K4 Q' 7,1 ,, 1 4 f ,X f 44? J , rr, 5 , Class Trip While in Washingtonx Twenty-two seniors went on the Senior Class Trip to Washington and New York during April ' vacation. Accompanied by lNIrs. 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The voting proved an almost impossible task, and it was with great difficulty that the recorders could tabulate the results and settle on only one boy and one girl for each of the following: One who has done the most for the class Most pleasing personality Most promising Most efficient Quietest Most Talkative Cutest Best Looking Wittiest Best Mixer Best Athlete Best Dancer Best Dressed Best in Dramatics Class Dude Class Photographer Page 44 Teachers' Choice Charles Yegian Daniella Siroskey Peter Conklin Janet McKemmie Peter Conklin Mary Ellen Thom Charles Yegian pson Mary Ellen Thompson Lewis Taylor Louise Frost Warren McGuirk Ann Pearson Ted Banks Maureen Sullivan Julius Grandonico Mary Ellen Thompson Carl Richardson Judy Westcott Warren McGuirk Janet McKemmie Roger Whitcomb Eleanor LaValle Warren McGuirk Janet McKemmie Warren McGuirk Gretchen Markert Paul Barden Rosalie Goralski Julius Grandonico Robert Jones Students' Choice Charles Yegian Daniella Siroskey Peter Conklin Joan Yarrows Wayne Holsman Joan Yarrows Charles Yegian Daniella Siroskey Lewis Taylor Evelyn Mason Carl Richardson Ann Pearson Bud Darling Marcia Hodgkins Julius Grandonico Mary Ellen Thompson Paul Barden Rosalie Goralski Pete Conklin Janet McKen1mie Roger Whitcomb Eleanor LaV alle Julius Grandonico Janet McKemmie Julius Grandonico Joan Bandalevich Ted Banks Rosalie Goralski Robert Marston Robert Jones 7 , 22 4 N 42 7,1 CT f 1, 1 ff 4 Q J 2 fi' ?, i if f- 1 M2499 ' 1' , Q' f f 41 M ffr if v f 7' if JW X 'Q' ,.f ,f f 1 ,vi ' X l I ff 1 X X fff O ff . ,ya ff' 4- Z ffyf' Avg . f ivff nw ffwff "7 WWI" WZ! fiyff f , , Q .g,g4lf4,wc,ffa,f' , ,Lag if l 'A 1 wif: 4, - , r , , , . 1 . 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Remember the footlights of Amherst are upon you. Paternally laughing up their sleeves, The Seniors Page 45 1 , S CLASS OF '56 The class of ,56 entered into this year's swing of things with gusto - Pop LaCroix standing by to help out in i emergencies. With one year of experience in A. H. S. X behind them, the juniors put their heads together and began Work! The traditional cake auction was held providing fun and food for everyone. Thinking ahead l to the future, the juniors had two paper drives to raise ,ir :gi money for the senior reception, at the same time keep- ing their next year's Goldbug in mind. The class of ,56 has given A. H. S. lots of pep and school spirit. They have not only done things for their class, but are eager to help out the school. Their class is represented in both boys' and girls, athletics. They have been active . .... in music, art, drama, and studying. "Growing Pains," the Junior Class Play, reflects the true spirit of the class of ,56 in the co-operation, fun, and hard Work that Went into it. We are confident that next year the class of '56, leaving assembly first. Will be completely filling its role as leader and setting a good example for the underclassmen. M. Hanson, V-pres., D. Rowell, pres., "Pop" Lacroix, adviserg M. Whitney, sec.-treas. , . wt 1 7 First row: J. Sanctuary, D. Roys F Pratt L Nanarton' R O . " " a - , . 'Brien D. Perr J K ' htl H ' - .. .- Ei S 1, P. K ' . . IS , . 2 Y, - mg y, .O Hearn, P.O tro sk , D. Iffeiii D. R'i3Vff53l7kE.IkIg3SliZL I?.RBii1rclI3ieinSecoTTx:.r3w: O Ne1l,.B. Roberts, J. Matysiewicz, R. Mitchell, L.bMiaizgzi, F. Perry' ' - lf POW. N. Major, R. Prescott, J. Quinlan, D. Rozman, J. Osgood, Page 46 ...W w 1 715' s 1 , 7 nf . . ia? 'ff' bf, 'W ' , Firs1 Couf Abse P . fi Elini First row: J. Drak S. Ely, C. Glazier. Fishel. Third rov J. Erit, J. Holt, H. . W- ...A - NS 2 X Fir M. D. ng of things help out in in A. H, S, gether and I1 was held iking ahead ves to raise time keep- K class of '56 nirit. They it are eager -resented in been active 'ing Painsf' pirit of the 1 work that It year the completely example for 4, rag. i X as si yn M s R ' X is 4 5 f f Q f , ea . Z 3 V .,,n.,.,,,. A ' .-s. ...wa-vm-fsm::.,m,1MAaaw?,,, ,QF Y, V . ,git 4 9 File y . of wwf . . A ee ,A I I S ,V A V fi ,jg X .. J..g:,:'g . A Y , 6, Kg - .- ss, .W X X r . 57 If S .V , . ,if . ., Q.. s . " , . WW , W w '11 ,. ,jf - as N .s 3 g Q 1 . , .ss 1, N f, V s an " ' . A is as 2 A 'Ni 5 new as X " XS Y . WM, . if as .QS M., f ries .:-sg-gz,f , 1 v f. f me First row: M. Cooke, B. Barschenski, C. Britt, R. Brown, P.'Boynton M Aldrich E Becker M Adams N Av J 1 - , - , - , - ery, . Couch, S. Bunn, N. Britt. Second row: VV. Banks, E. Allis, J. Cooley, A. Cybulski, C. Chase, R. Blaisdell, R. Cooley. Absent: J. Bias, E. Booth, J. Cowieson, J. Crowley. 'QU' 'YW ff xf N X X I 755, A i iii f S. , g wma ,LX N Q wg . .,' ' -' 91-is fr iii ' f f X s??:3Qg25r A ' F-Q' www ' ' 2 X4 YK ,wok 5, es Z4 , :Pt aw 'f Q ' as 5 " VA fir f i . is ff mf Q . . g , , . L V, ' L First row: J. Drake, D. DeGowin, A. Fishel, B. Handrich, M. Heidrich, E. Hubbard, M. Hanson, M. Gardner, S. Holden, . S. Ely, C. Glazier. Second row: D. Farrar, M. Horr, W. Jacque, D. Jones, C. Dziekanowski, D. Goodell, L. Graves, R. f Fishel. Third row: E. Dimock, A. Henry, VV. Hubbard, A. French, J. Dziuba, J. Kershlis, L. Hebert, R. Jenks. Absent: ,, Owskl, iiazga, sgood, J. Erit, J. Holt, H. Jackson, J. Jackson, C. Kamensky. .S 0 5 Mya .f s. ss Z tw' r f s ,, s f Y. f . 'Tffff7 W J :Qs -- ts 'f We ..., . ,.., e . ' V ' , A . fl A . S -'Z X 0 'W .s.M.s.... x . ,, f X f S ess psf -- ' , .. M., W, . .S-. is f . f. ff.,-N 1 1 4 1 'M I sf fav ? Z A , , ...em ,v ' 5 v 2 'X .Is:: .,,'- M .... M QR X I A ,,. ,, X , , V . Q 4' " : ' '- j sw I 1 X""' ' 4 1 na 'L 1 44 wr max, Q H X 4 , , 9 r M. , A K QA..- . ix A fe f A l'f"E1r1r:?2' 252523 ZX? A . ei 5 if 2 WQ 5 . .- . 5:3 1 S " ' f A f as 4 f , ff' A . 'Jw YL X' ., ,,2fy, 1 " X li-65525. y Q Y QQ! N 4 W X ,-J . ,H .Q 1 5 gf , , wg gm ,J X ff' '50 s . 'ex . f 4 YZ 4 l x 2 V' 4 ' Q P 9 Q r f , Mas '. A F' ...Ii 1, L First row: lNI. Tennev, P. Smith, L. Stockwell, J. Wlysocki, S. Strange, J. Thornton, J. Steinnietz, D. Vilaskiewicz, E. YYelco1ne, BI. VVhitney S. Smith, C. Thomason, R. XYillia1ns. Second row: A. lVysk, D. Shuinway, J. W entworth, J. Wertz, T. Sullivan, D. Zidik, M. Sullivan. Absent: M. Tessier. J X' 1 l av S gf for v af, , J'f'W4fWfQN J lf. . , are , X ' W , i fgfgywnxv -W ' Xp. ZW... f , r . . . 3M ' "mf ,A A 25221619 ' 3 Miss Fillmore, adviserg C. Hosford, pres., 39, J. Domina, V-pres., R. Holcombe, sec: treas. ff I z Q, Fi z... .,,,. , A CLASS OF '57 This year as every year another class entered A. H. S. to be viewed with a mixture of suspicion and hope by the old timers of one and two years. The freshmen have begun their high school career with enthusiasm with the help of Bliss Fillmore, their class adviser. To get things rolling, the class of '57 raised their class dues. Shortly after this, various committees were organized: one to select the class ring, and one to decide upon next year's tradi- t tional Junior Class Play. The Freshman class has added to the good school spirit by taking part in athletics, twirling, cheering. They have added to the cultural interest of A. H. S. in the form of art and M' music. In the next two years, we, the graduating class of 1955, know that the freshman class will continue their good work and be an asset to A. H. S. Now, after many months of observation and associations, we are able to bestow high respect and praise upon the class of '57, knowing that our school will be left in good hands. .Ni advi A , First row: J. Mar H ' J. P. Madden, J. ...,..... ..,- C ...,g,g,W, y .,yV. , , ,f Silvyx .ost l H W V f WH exile' EFZEVEOVIQZ Eieiillffa Lsgljfjjree, Fuller, C. Curtis, G. Grybko, J. Alfieri, C. Ellis, P. Fuller, C. DuBois, L. Greene, G' Q R. Brown M Aldiich s F iiow' 'Alfimhy D- Darrell. R. Chaffee, N. Bell, J. Domina, K. Goodhind, K. Clark, R- Beck, . , ' ' ' 6 ers' Third row: E- Field, P. Coe, P. Burke. Absent: YV. Aver R. Bennett, M. Corey, . I C. Grose. -V' Fm E N. Y Page 48 1-0 yy I icion and hope Wiss Fillmore, rtly after this, it year's tradi- :aking part in rm of art and will continue h respect and l - 2 A S mv MSS? 1 1. J 'W-s v ,. QQKQLQVZ JN 'fm . Zfff :-I A i it xssiiwffy ei e ' s r A f X x my? ,I X 7, . .J L. . ,fea r Q XA. JQZEI ' ff? 'gif ,A ' M.,4ff'f I ' 75 'W, s v. V A gif wx A .sei-' sv ,A s ' M--f 'N h .ff if Q J li' ' J' ft J. f , 4 I ,ff e R .mix Y: V Z .. .1 . S ff I I M I A H . Y -X E , , f 'QeW fl .rs 51? .- W it f Z , 4. A XX --'- ff ' v .. - ,, . f 2 f V.-,JN X - X : X . -NSNW: fr. 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Absent: J. Martin, R. Mason. .,- MMM, rw, , ,, W I, E f A , L., .-.,,,g,.Z . W- v Q 3 T mam 6, s,iL. Greene, G. 97 Q Clark, R. Beck, A ' 1 tl S Vulev L. Jvard, lNI. lvilson, L. YVilson, J. Zidik, nett, M. Corey, ,- H , . vh' J. Th, h , M, W t 01- 1, ,, 1 - 5 , IWW' M' llme",'l'Telega' A' lt ite! . im er .ellfl .- R. Sk '1 'ski, w. sim' R. sum, R. Webb. Third I N. Rodzwell. Second row: D. Truesdell, ln. Nendette, R. W nskiemcz, rin I , row: R. Raskevitz, S. Thornton, D. Reynolds, C. Roys, D. Woodard. Absent: R. Te ega. qu- i E Z f ke t - of Q , f . 1 1 ,-, ,' 5 af ff zs if, 3 3 Q ,iVf1.X:ag43ff' K, . , -- siqy Fawn W f ff V, BE JU V ff Q ,gf " iii: 5 vi ya ff! 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GRAPHIC STAFF EDITOR ADVISER Daniella Siroskey Mr. Alfred Levinson ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Sue Bunn Bill Welcome ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Betty Welcome REPORTERS: M. Heidrich, J. Yarrows, C. Yegian, W. Holsman, M. E. Thompson, C. Matuszko, D. A. Carpenter, E. Madden, H. McKee, G. Markert, E. Harvey, J. Brown, J. McKemmie, S. Hurston. TYPISTS: C. Skerry, M. Sullivan, C. Moody. Instead of being an independent newspaper this year, the Gra- phic had a page in the Amherst-Journal Record every three weeks. The arrangement was a full page with no ads and two pictures. Therefore, there were no expenses except additional pictures. These expenses were paid with the money made selling refresh- ments at the basketball games. The assistant-editor is chosen by the faculty advisor and the staff consists of anyone interested. Page 52 S aff 'S x S X Q i ..., i .. Graphic Fel Graphic Re XX-'rv X K . i.. ,iz . gg . - we . 1 ,x:,. ,, , . Q J. , V XM , J 4'-'if Li XXX N X 4 ,f . 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In the enti system, the club members mana of all educational films for cl re school ged the showing asses and assemblies. On many occasions requiring a public address system, the club managed all equipment. In addition to projectors and microphones the members were responsible for the operation of the tape recorders, phonographs, and many other sets of equipment, Outside the school showed movies and slides for ch special activities at the Jones Library. , projectionists urch groups and Page 54 ec-treasg F. Lanpliezir, .v:f.,- f.. I Nl Marston, li. Norell, zitysiewicz, D M- ,num 9K.1sf4wV-411 :v -wWf4ff- Qsvf-'-fafcae M - X ' - -' Y , .J .,,. ,,.-. .,.., 1 . 5 W 1-aL,.,ig4,,3.--5..,, .,,-.. ,.3,.v, ' . 1 3 af 4 Z..-p!fL,,f-4. . - 52. .2 . 4fg,:-W-yy -'W-1 My , .v x f , r WV .1 . A' 1 V .1 1. , .4 .- .. 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Nliazgai. ,. -A 'fa ..,,. 5 FQW2 hcl, l,. lnisliwziy,li.Uw0n,l'l..Kllis.AbseI1tZ W. Avery, . Zidik, R "fu, F' 1'.',r' . . 9, A . 'i I ...ff-P 1 ll J ,fin .-- ,f-'. ,sl , ., AL A' V F " . I , 4 ik' ,- F , lg ' J if 4 4 ' Y' ' V .. 1, 4 :fd 'Q ' F 1 I Y v I' gp 3 . ' 1 L I ,I ,Pi 1 , - f 1 - N.. - .- .l' ' Y ":'f .xi -r'f X- I . in' Q. 1 i 1 X . 1-.- lib' i l li li, ' lu-. . , . -lliimi I Fi. .y ' V 5' ii. , Q"-' pg ' P'-Ps. ' W. Ave ry' forell, 1, R' l l 5 i 1 lllis. AbSent: ar M ,. . Seated: M. Hanson. sec., J. Erit, E. Becker, N. Avery, M. Whitney, S. Varley, S. Smith pres.. J Domina Standillgf J- Th-?lCh6F, D- Perry, v-pres.: Miss Lawson, adviser, P. Mannheim, treas.g T. Sullivan, C.. Hosford Absent: R. O'Brien, L. Wilson, S. Hurston, J. Kentfield, N. Rodzwell, M. Fuller. , 4Yg5,,mwWffr's1.ueKffW"B'agf I Pep Club First row: B. Handrich, D. Roys, C. Matuszko, S. Smith, v-pres.g L. O'Hearn, sec-treas.g J. McKemmie, pres., A. Pearson, S. Bunn, S. Holden, M. Cooke, P. Boynton. Second row: E. Pratt, D. Perry, M. Hanson, M. Aldrich, G. Markert, M. E. Thompson, S. Wentworth, D. Carpenter, M. Adams, J. Knightly, R. O'Brien, M. Heidrich, D. Waskiewicz, J. Steinmetz. Third row: Miss Lawson, adviser, M. Warren, P. Lashway, L. Page, E. Johnson, T. Maud, S. Varley, B. Julian, J. Kentfield, M. Wilson, L. Neet, L. Wilson, N. Rodzwell. M Fuller M Warren P Lashway J Warren, A. VVhite, L. Stockwell, J. Telega, S. Hurston, l1LIirSRdcCl:weJl,1.LrLlNlIV:rkert, C. Ciirtis, B. Bieluniis. Secontl how: N' Averfl' L' Pages P- Fuller' E' Harvey, C' Ellis, M dd L Neet L Wilson C DuBois Third row: L. O Hearn, K. Gooclhincl, D. Perry, M. Lovell, E en ' IM PWwei1:S, th Knightly M Thorripson, J. Kentfield, J. Westcott, G. Markert, J- Thiwhef- J- Shi' . en wor , - 1 ' ' Of u First row: J. McKemmie, S. Smith, E. Welcome, M. Cooke, C. Glazier, L. Dickinson, D. Roys, S. Strange, S. Holden R. Williams, J. Lake, J. Yarrows, C. Skerry, J. Drake. Second row: M. Wilson, E. Pratt, J. Brit, N. Bell, M. Heid- rich, P. Peterson, R. O'Brien, D. Waskiewicz, M. Whitney, B. Handrich, P. A'Hern. Third row: H. Clark, H O'Hearn, E. Johnson, M. Hanson, T. Mand, M. Aldrich, S. Varley, B. Julian, E. Becker, BI. Corey, D. Siroskey Absent: M. Mand, M. Tessier, G. Markert, P. Smith, J. Fitts, J. Martin. Tri-S l The busiest club in the school, the Tri-S began the year with a day of initiation followed by a supper. Then came in quick succession a Hallo- we'en square dance, the formal "Snowflake Fantasy," a skating party, and the Valentine Sock Hop. Gussie Fishel, Judy Domina, Trudy Markert, and Mary Wentworth accompanied by Miss Johnson, represented the club at the state Tri- Hi-Y conference in Pittsfield in March. Thanksgiving food baskets and a toy collection were the projects of the year. Officers: S. Bunn, v-pres., C. Matuszko, pres.g J. Domina, sec., A. Fishel, treas. Advisers: Miss Johnson, Miss Rafferty, Miss Lawson. Page 56 f 1Yg 5 gigs Qg' Seate Sirosl L 3 .. S X , Q X- " Y First hlad lVarr Welc 'lst W ' -. - X .. Q. NX ., X 555335 N QX X S J X I:- X C. xsf X X 9 wa- it, A xv I . f I 1 , 3, J Z 4, 5 V x liz. CMN Q--'rr Q Q fem f 1--f f f,!4fQf!, A 2 1 M ' 1 Pro Merito Seatedl MF' Oliver, 3dViS0l'3 C. Skerry, sec.-treas.g P. Conklin pres' W Holsman v pre St d' D ' -, - , - vs. an ing: , Siroskey, G. Markert, F. Lanphear, C. Yegian, M. Lovell, J. Yarrowg, , cf' e '- Q f ' --fi x' ,f .sw ' Q 1... mf. mfg' ,ga Za. Q 15' ff 2' 42, Rv W ..,i, ,k Q . . . aa Student Council First row: D. A. Carpenter, D. Siroskey, v-presg Mr. Graves, adviserg P. Barden, pres.g A. Fishel, sec, E. Madden, treasg C. Matuszko. Second row: N. Bell, J. Domina, N. Rodzwell, J. Cowieson, M. Hanson, J Warren, M. Whitney, S. Strange, M. Warren, S. Hurston. Third row: D. Rowell, C. Yegian, W. Holsrnan, W. Welcome. Q Page 57 Band The Music Department becomes increasingly important each year in the school program. This year's band, the largest of the several groups, was composed of about ' ' - ' ' h' h chool, and elementary grades. This sixty members from the high school, Junior lg s year the group performed at football games, at the Small Schools Basketball Tournament, a Parent-Teachers' Association meeting, the Booster Day Rally, the annual Musical Festival, and in the town Memorial Day p s at the Tri-State Music Festival in Vermont. arade. An instrumental choir of eighteen students accompanied the massed choru During February vacation, Pete Conklin, Mary Ellen Thompson, Tom Sullivan, and Ken Woodside performed with the All State Band in Brookline. Tom visited the Far East in the summer of ,54 with the College Variety Show "The Kids from Home." Tom along with Pete and Mary Ellen joined the same show in December in Bermuda. Band Staff: P. Conklin, student director, C. Richardson, M. E. Thompson, managers' E Madden ass t librarian, E. Harvey, sec. SL librariang R. Picotte, J. Madden, Dr. Schuler i Q i f . Q, , K - I 4 YY f 2 7 ,M 5 V xx 7 ...- -1 WD' .qv-41' . , " i!' V g . Q ,ig q ,, if ray ? U ' I L., A ff . fi wanna!! " 1.1: "Pj 1 W 9 . -4 Q Z3 .,' .I i 5 xaqm V H . Q. -+-' r ' VV,.. , V fl! Y ,-1. 4.4 5 ,V 4 ' i it N ' ,pull 4 1 l l Column In Holden, I. Allen, M. S. NYentw XYRUISOII, J Ely, P. Co 4,7 1 N sf K A x s Yo 3, Q 5? -I Rf? xx j'-1 V, fV , 'V fx, . Q 3 5 i s e P V- T12i'5 w . .Q or f ,. .2-11 1.4 P5 4259 L.-an-'-1" VK L . ' A. W5 ,141 5 W lifPf'i.fe"-: " ' .. -.l e '23 0 51,5 , 'f F ,.... 1- QQ X ,,A' Zfgi Ay . X "" 4 "" ' X 4 ' --nnr:i""-N :nw ' , -.1-. We Q A . " ' :f ., " f, QQ J 1 at i s m ' ' '1 4 '41-mt i. H' if , Q3 0? ge 47 3 .J 'X 4 is . w aaa X ,gi K :I .- , gflujfz , I, ,I V uf V' it-fee wmv-W' 7i:j'.' f'37 f , V V 'i "'f3""'J'r" 1 QL' , . . ' ' I . V , ,.,, . ., ,. 1 4? A, -with , , , V N Tl. , if ' fa Y 5 1 Q 4 if ze . s ,j,g.,gk'V , Q 5321: .V , ' 5 ' X, ' , V J 3 H ri 1 W n fl . 4' ,, 1- :gl 53 .. 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Thompson, D. 1 oo ar , . , d C l mn 2 I Dickinson, J Wyman, R. Gans, H. Stapleton, B. Moore, N. Christenson, J N t H0lCl6r1, L. Scott, J. Mad en. o u : .. . J P raons Column 3' C Matuazko, D. Siroskey, S. Hurston, K. Kusinski, P. ew on, 4 J F'tt , S. Allefl, M. Simpson, C. Snape, .. a t . . . ' ' V f l H. Seilin 1, W. Shaw. Column : . 1 s V WV t S Allen I' Hanson, J Tutt e, 5, R S. S. Wentworth, VV. Shumway, L. an er , . . , .. . J Hmrd J Langford, R VVilQon, C. Curtis, J. Thacher. Column 5: D. oys, l Watson J. Fehr, D. Woodside, J. Guest, . . y, . . . ' ' ' 3 P : K. Woodside, E. Madden, R. Coo ey. Ely, P. Conklin, J. Howland, E. Harvey, T. Sullivan, L. Tidland, P. Burke, I . eterson, Page 59 "N . f.,-4. 1 .. n f-X X 'Y N.. , . 5 x First row: C.-DuBois, P. A'Hern, R. Whitbread, J. McKemm1e, C. Thomason, S. Strange, P. Fuller, C. Ellis, J. Lake, N. Bell, E. Harvey, E. Madden, M. Lovell. Second row: Dr. Schuler, M. IC. Thompson, J. Thornton, T. Mand, H. Clark, T. Sullivan, P. Conklin, K. Woodside, J. Goodell, P. Burke, D. Goodell, J. Madden, C. Richardson, M. Mand, E. Johnson, M. Wilson, R. Clements. Chorus Pep Band First row: J. Madden, E. Madden, J. Thacher. Second row: P. Conklin, E. Harvey, D- Goodell, Third row: T. Sullivan, M. E. Thompson. Fourth row: J. Goodell, C. Richardson. K. Woodside Cabsentj. X r Rx A-NY i ldeu, E. 7. Second Harvey, row: T. iompson. odell, C. Noodside l F' st ro : J. Fu , L, D' ' . ir w 1 s ickinson, S. Ely, S. Hurston, J. Fitts. Second row: D. Roys, second lieutenant D Siroskey' captains C' Matuszkof drum maiorettep E. Hubbard, first lieutenant Majorettes The High School Majorettes, under the experienced leadership of Charlotte Matuszko, appeared at the football games and parades with the band. During ' ' P B d d the basketball season, the girls performed at all the games with the ep an an also made a fine showing at the Basketball Tournament at the University of Massa- chusetts in March. In June, both the participated in the Eastern senior girls took third place in the older class and the junior group, led by Sue Dunbar, took first place in their class. The Chorus was organized late in t e year Music Festival in the gym. Their next important public appearance was in June when they sang at the graduation exercises. The Pep Band, organized each year by the student director of the Band, was led this season by senior Pete Conklin. The group is made up of volunteers, and e. The band performed at home and away Junior and Senior High Majorette Corps State Twirling Competition held in Holyoke. The h and made its debut at the annual rehearses entirely on its own tim basketball games with rep ertoire of marches and Dixieland jazz. Page 61 i Z i f 5 f i ,M 8 i w T 1 ZA 4. 'Q ff fm f 7? f X 4 f A. . A I' 1 Principals, front row: I. ar en, 'QV W 1 , Q4 .f '- fs., ,,f1:L- CW , , 341 mg' xw w gg 4, -f Q fx K,,w71,f, bb we fy 6, f- A. Pearson, T. Banks, P. Peterson, D. Perry, R XN1lltb1'6Hd T Sullxvan 6 1 1 ye is 'QW 2 7' ff A. Pearson, T. Banks, P. Burden. u 1 h - K 1 . H ' - -PC-llc PIC, dpp e pre, cocounut cream, . Page 62 I d Q if sy wav 1 ,.-. J 1' ,.-?q..ms:i, ,- - X: -askin. - Q iw ic?-wig? 'zP9"Wf 4 1-1" -:szss 5' ' 51' .. 1- N., ' - 1'-sg..f -4 .lfiif wi 9-521 .fs 4 T' 5" , ,,,,.,, ., ,.:, 5 Q'."2" Q 'i'f.". 2 3 1.2- I f :gi , M f , 1 4,225 wi, Q w 1 fr. 3 1 ,.,. 2 5 '27, 'J ze? - f .1 Xa' f f 1 gf. X X p X R. Whitbread, K. Woodside, P. Fuller, C. Ellis, C. DuBois, D. Goodell. Blow Your Own Horn The operetta "Blow Your Own Horn" written by Kenneth McKillop, a former A. H. S. Music Director, was presented by the Music Department two nights in December to raise money for band uniforms. The musi- cal, written especially for high school students, was a fast moving, hilarious comedy and was well performed under the direction of Dr. Schuler and Mr. Perrone. The extremely attractive sets were the work of Miss Rafferty and art students. We W B links E , OJVGQ M O1-anx T' Suuwall, R. Whitbread. Some C 11 46 3 . . . ,, hge!- rather have a coke with you. S. N Growmg Pams Head over heels Calmostj ever underestimate the power of a woman Page 64 Little rascals! The homey type Chm up! XX X X F Q l X N o w 4 ,.,- . ' fY'txo,33lSP2'77'f N2 W QW ff ff? Muscle Man PQ- 27 x My -. ,,,. 0 Y 5 Always trying to earn money Well' Chin up! I Ve fa Qb Make yourbolf Comfortable Page 65 6 O O' 1116856 'QQ' I Q i l . SW. X46 , ZZ A ff, , N ' .Q X SXXN X QW qv- 'I f ef ,X K , XS f ' X ' ' S X Sy. Q, Q an N Y Wil 'ii . , if X wwf ww?-Y, :f x 11257. 1 wt. ' r A 3 fi wg, J 5 QE' " M? 2 'Hwy f H xivggny, it yy! x if 1 T WN' i Z1 Q ,Q 1 ,nf ,A I sv .xv X fx f 'fr' ,ss r A A - M fi Relaxin' ij' 'lk W45gjZ'g5'Z34i 4 "I want to be evil" A-M i6Danny77 N4 Tense Moment "Ellie" 4 1 ,gN.,frc 1 , Elle dort Marcia What a figure! Marguerite Sentimental Journey X, . 5, E. 'Vik H H M M E, xx "W Banana if' Q 5 New . 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'Nur' Sports Dear Athletes, We've heard that brawn and brain and strong feet go into making Winners on the court, the diamond, the gridiron, and the track, and, of the three, it's the athlete,s foot that gets the most care. Yet, when it comes to spirit, no athlete's a heel. It's the player who,s on the ball who makes the sole of a Winning team. The Gang Page 67 K . . A Vs .,, f ' , w 1 I fm , ' 4,1 U45 ., .. .,,., WW 4 jf 4 f. Q yy.. f gf J '71 F ' row T Banks E Co ne, S Stosz, Captain D Whitcomb, E Darling, YV McGuirk, J Grandonico, J Knightly F ll I - a ' y ' ' A ' i i ' Seisond row: P. Coe, W. Hubbard, D. Rowell, M. Doktor, R. Yvhitcomb, R. Moran, R. Crowley. Third row: Coach Levin- S ll' C R W. Handrich, R. K. Patrick, C. LaValle, Assistant Manager Holcombe, Head Coach Mc- son, Manager u ivan, . oys, Donough. Absent: J. Bias, M. Horr, J. P. Madden. Name Class Weight Height Banks, Ted 0 5'9" Bias, Jim 5'9" Coe, Peter 5'10" Coyne, Ed 5'8" Crowley, Randy 5'10" Darling, Bud 5'11" Doktor, Mike 5'10" Grandonico, Julie 5'10" Handrich, Bill 5'7" Horr, Morgan 6'0" Hubbard, Bill 5'6" Knightly, Jim 5'311 LaValle, Chick 5'311 Madden, John P. 5'9" McGuirk, Warren 6'211 Moran, Bob 511011 Patrick, R. K. 511011 Rowell, Dave 61011 Roys, Chuck 5'4fl Stosz, Stan 511111 Whitcomb, Don 5'11" Whitcomb, Rog 5f10ll Position center end guard guard guard tackle tackle back guard end back back back tackle end back back center end tackle end back Football The McDonough men of the gridiron fought their way to a winning season as they compiled a -1-3 record. The team was severely handicapped by a lack of numbers and each man was forced to become adept at many positions. The hard-charging although light Amherst forward wall Opened wide holes for the fleet and shitty backfieldmell- Clever ball-handling and needle-threading passes to the ends and a down-field halfback led the offensive thrusts. The Hurricanes had not only the ability to split the middle but skirt the ends as in some games an exceedingly large number of yards was compiled. The defensive strength Seemed to come in the backficld with the vicious tackling and timely pass interceptions. The main credit goes to the fighting seniors for this successful gridiron seHS0Il- Q Q"If,.z 4' ,, X , J 11 'J l ,WN W 44, w-wif. Y ef 5 W - -e,'......Qs3l , i :fix Jr , 3 .. . 5 Y .1 Ka J - ', . q ' 5 fx? . if s CCP!-I Gr ,. W' x ,- . ,-ix Q X X A sa X Qffll' xv Q s as . 1 3 Y.. f 3 r -A, O, 1: ., kigas.. A S . ,,., , 3, X up 313 1 fl' f Tet I 1 Q' 1 ' ahhw Qv, ghtly. Levin- :h Mc- l. I ir way . The rs and aitions. d wall l dmen. to the mrusts. middle ' large I rengtll ckling ues to son. I XZ" ' ,My 4 fa MW? HNIUSQ-leg" Stan SLOSZ "Laughing Boy Doktor 4 A W - W ff uv A.-: gf, X :fig 55 Xa , bf I! f 1 'V lm Z 7 ,Sr X .kaakm , am www Z Wh.. 3 440231 Nlallly ccHOllyWO0dsy Gym Bud Darling upretty Bljyn UB'-Ownyu HTO0thless,' "Fat" Grandomco Bob Moran Iiog Whitcomb Knightly 1 , , . I "Lazy" Ted Banks Football squad back in '51 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE A M H E RST 27 21 14 7 1-L 27 12 -1 Page 69 OPPONENT South Hadley 12 Orange 0 Turners Falls 27 lvare 20 Ludlow 19 Arms Academy 12 lvilliarnstown 6 ' T in , , g x "Brain" McGuirk "Captain" Don Whitcomb N uf W 2 Q 53 40 :ld 37 59 44 54 61 59 V 32 y 67 43 45 32 43 37 42 1 40 y 37 39 48 27 64 School 44 I '91 1 rf c I X 2 Wx , X 5.2, M 'Y 'VIH ,f ,p . .' ,-I. is f X f 4 X c , , , ig , I I 4 X E 4 Z Z Coach McDonough and team 1n huddle. Grandomco, Yeglan beseech the gods E I W?" 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' Q V, . .-.W 1 V .- A . . V effgfj 31, First row: R. Telega, J. Bias, R. Crowley, D. Whitcomb, C. Yegian, W. Holsman, J. Paulovics, Captain R. Whitcomb. Second row: Manager Sullivan, R. Bennett, D. Truesdell, Coach Johnston, J. Dziuba, J. Osgood, R. K. Patrick, C. Roys, Assistant Manager R. Fishel. The Hurricanes climaxed a successful season with the Hampshire League title and a Western Massachusetts Tournament bid. The early season question marks were erased as the team developed into a smooth working unit under the coaching of Alex Johnston. Pitching was Amherst's strength as the Hurricanes could send to the hill either of two experienced pitchers. The infield played good ball under pressure and over the course of the season turned in numerous Helding gems. Fine play behind the bat and in the outfield and de d b pen a le clutch hitting were other important factors which helped to give Amherst the Hampshire League title. ft " f. ga... Q. a . my f fs, . 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X si ' X -'Ne " Xe kiss S X w . Q 'ss it AC' M5479 Axffh A XXX ,ggi A , , ru i 1 Q M' gf 951- yn S .ff-1 SEA Q at X , A X. X f,X :X ,WSQ5 5 NMQNNXX Saw XXA Q69 4:-M-as ff 1 1 s, S- W so aw it We X 1 swf ig AW SX. X -A X, X 1 X :X A if -- X .N 0 Q gg. 1 W N X Q t W X . Xin was Xa .Xi X .tx I - V QXX X N N - vga ,X K YY , fl Et gf 1 X- l Qfylg- ' W-Os A A AX t A tl 1 2 ef X, f N X 4: 1 Q 1 X i X ..,,.. A X, his Ji S x 'ffvfat ' 1 1 '1 Xi' Q . V 1 f X - if. Q S PM :e:,.v:-,. Nfl I n s,:E5gg::f51 -sm-.Z,., .N . X , M , Y ie- Qtiwf., X r f Q5 5 B Q R Q s Q Q RSS, x4 R, X N X X 1 X XX C 1 Q km 'ek 4 X N ann, v 2 fffffiffz ff J. Paulovics, third base R. Whitcomb, shortstop BASEBALL SCHEDULE AMHERST OPPONEN T Easthampton 0 Northampton 4 Turners Falls 11 Orange 12 Smith Academy 0 Smith School 2 Deerfield 3 Arms Academy 3 Hopkins 8 Smith Academy 0 Smith School 0 Belchertown 1 Deerfield 1 Arms Academy 1 Hopkins 2 Western Mass. High School Baseball Tournament Westfield 6 ff ' S 'iigfiixx " 4,1 12" 1 1 1 fy If fm. 51 ,gi f1 X , 1 , 1 1 1' 1 4 X f f 1 X 1' A Yank' K K . .I , R114 ,., S' 1 r .,., . . f - . 1 af , :X f tw-f' S 1, . .- .,.. iv? if fzii if 21 f 1 ff , . ,- .f.4:,.z' W Q Us '1 1 1 1. 1 W 11 f m 5' 5. a K 1 MS , 4 144' 'vw wg 3 f 4 an 1 Ko w 1 Barden leaving for showers. ..A..,4anQ- ,vii A ' Cyl Track Team: First row: P. Barden, P. Burke, M. Doktor. Second row Coach Sethares, D. Canavan, J. Jackson, L. Taylor, Captain W. Welcome, J. Wertz. Absent: S. Stosz, D. Goodell, J. Goodell, B. Roberts, D Truesdell. TRACK SCHEDULE . Amherst Opponents 24 Greenfield Turners Falls 32 lvest Springfield Holyoke Holyoke Catholic 25 lrVest Springfield Chicopee 27 Springfield Trade Springfield Cathedral Holyoke Holyoke Catholic Western Massachusetts Track Meet 7 Qeighth of seventeen schools competingj TRACK 492 me 45 42 2 68 38 34 33 24 3 Led by the outstanding performances of seuril men the Amherst thlnclads lacking only depth turned in a creditable season showing an improvement ox er last yerr 1 crhlps the smallest school in the area to have a track tt im Amherst per formed exceedlngly well against its larger Valley competltlon In the Western Mass High School Track Meet at W estfleld the Hurricanes placed in the mlle and 880 IH which they had been consistently strong throughout the season Amherst also possessed strength in the weight d1v1s1on placing first and second numerous times in various meets Prospects look g00d for the next year except in the weight division where the senior loss will be sorely felt Welcome, Canavan, Doktor pose for SPORTS One of groups i ization h sports, s baseball Captai to a seco Tournam Miss cheerlead ILLUSTRATED. - Sitting Page 74 """"' 'xx Nobod N' . , X' 3 R 492 285 45 42 2 68 38 34 33 24 3 i the table s the per- tion. l the been also and good znior Q . Cheerleaders One of the most loyal and hard working groups in school, the cheerleading organ- ization has put hours and effort into a full sports' season from football in the fall to baseball in the spring. Captain McKemmie sparked her group to a second place Win in the Cheerleaders Tournament held in Deerfield in March. Miss Fillmore is faculty adviser of the cheerleaders. Cheerleaders: N. Rodzwell, S. Bunn, J. McKernmie, R. Goralski L. Nanartonis, P. Lashway, J. Bray, mascot. L. Paige, M. Warren, L. Neet. 9 ' ' 9 l Sitting on a grandstan , beating on a tin can, Wh0 Can- We can Nobody else can! I - Page 75 M, ' , 1: 'V f M? VARSITY B ASKETB ALL First row: Bunn,'C. Skerry, P. Ostrowski, M. Hodgkins. Second row: E. Searle, D. Perry, E. Becker, M. Gardner. Third row: E. Madden, D. Siroskey, E. LaValle, R. Goralski, D. Waskiewicz. Fourth row: P. Smith, M. Aldrich, Coach Lawson, J. McKemrnie, J. Drake. Absent: M. Cooke, M. Hanson. i JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL l First row: A. Fishel, J. Markert, K. Goodhind, J. Domina, P- Lilshwily, N. R0dzwell, M. Warren, C. Keegan. Standing: E ?.IEVelcloIf1e,IS. Varley, J. Kenttield, L. Stockwell, L. Page, S. Holden, Coach Lawson, Smith, R. O'Brien, P. Boynton, mg ty, . Green. Absent. M. Fuller. 4 I 4 3.4 . .L .. , -J.,,..,..., li Page 76 M, I .4 I 2 ffwfyf MW vw f wk w -M en' f f, ,, V V ,I Z I "Cf f ,f fff X 1 ' 4 f 2, f fy fi' f , 1. ' 7 I I g , , ' 74 ' f ,ff rl 71, f ,, .,. f ' W, . 671 ' ,ici C I 1 ff wh 2 'Z iz 7' 4 1 5 M741 fl 4 af? ft f f 'ff ff v AWG? 4 I 4 ,, 4 4, :az f X of ' 4 7 ., 'is . f "J, 'ZJVJ wwf fr ' W .Ajax .V .QW I AMHE I0 I1 8 9 9 27 OPPOF Smith I Northa .L Nortlla Orange Smith Q So. Dee So. Dee Orange To NA H u xx. , gg ! .1 v- SOFTBALL Kneeling: A. Fishel, R. O,Brien, A. Pearson, E. LaValle, R. Gorailski, M. Hodgkins, M. Aldrich, M. Cooke, J. Thacher P. Smith, Manager. Standing: M. Adams, managerg S. Smith, E. Welcome, manager, L. Neet, L. Wilson, M. Wentworth P. Boynton, N. Rodzwell, R. Williams, manager, Miss Lawson, coach. Absent: R. Clements, L. Page, D. Siroskey. GIRLS' SOFTBALL SCHEDULE AMHERST OPPONENT 10 Northampton 26 11 Orange 16 8 Orange 22 9 Northampton 16 9 Arms Academy 12 27 1'Vare 15 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT AMHERST Smith Academy 25 28 Northampton 39 34 Northampton 39 25 Orange 22 29 Smith Academy 11 33 So. Deerfield 29 40 So. Deerfield 15 41 Orange 39 28 Total Points 209 258 Page 77 J. V. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT AMHERST Smith Academy 24 25 Northampton 30 15 Northampton 8 17 Orange 15 21 Smith Academy 16 25 So. Deerfield 16 22 So. Deerfield 8 16 Orange 36 18 The J. V. squad had 19.85 points per game to their opponents' 19.12 points per game. For the season of 1955, the girls' basketball team won five of their eight games. The local girls scored an average of 32.25 points per game to their opponents' 26.12 points per game. Although the softball team had a losing season, they are due much credit for their wonderful sportsmanship and loyalty. T' . l A 1 A- 5' u Y' lb The class of 1955 thanks the following people ff 4 4 ' 1 in helping to Henry Adams Co.: Druggists A'Hern's Cliff Allen American International College, Springfield American Legion Post No. 148 Amherst Apple Cold Storage, Inc. Amherst Branch.,Northampton Co-Operative Bank Amherst Cleansers and Dyers Amherst F armers' Supply Co. Amherst Garage Co., Inc. Amherst Golf Club Amherst Grain and Coal Co. Amherst Journal Record Amherst Laundramat Amherst Oil Co. Ashley's Garage R. L. Bates, No. Amherst Beauty Bar Hair Stylists Ben's Service Station, Sunderland Blair Sz Cutting, Insurance Agency Bolles Shoe Store Dr. Andrew R. Booth Bruce G. Brown Robert S. Brown, Insurance and Real Estate W. R. Brown Sz Co., Inc. Brownls Linen Shop Gerald Bundy, trucker Burnett Sz Nash Carrol, Verge 8z Whipple, Building Contractors, Pittsfield Dr. R. Sheldon Clapp W , ,....-... ,,,, A Page . 78 I L 4 f f f Clark Beauty Studio C. F . Clark, Sunderland College Auto Sales Sz Service College Drug Store College Shoe Repair College Town Service Centre Compliments of a Friend Conklin Contractors George F . Cramer, Jr. Dairy Queen Dorsey Memorials Douglass-Marsh, Inc. Drake's Hotel Dr. Stephen J. Duval Elder Jones Lumber Corp. Esquire Cleaners John E. Fisher, Roofing, Northampton Footit Real Estate Frampton Buick Freshman Class Compliments of a Friend Fultonls Ice Cream Co. Dr. Robert W. Gage Gazette Branch Office CAnne Whalenj Vic Giard, Barber Gibson Chevrolet Co. Gift Nook Grandy's Restaurant Griggs Inc., Home Furnishings Kamel Hassen's Barn A. J. Hastings Hebertls Dairy 4 M ' ff 7 G J Golc Hercu Highv Dr. G Dr. E Horto Dr. C JefferQ Jefferl Joe's i Joe's f Joster Dr. Cl Juniol Kame Kentf Lashv Lord Q Louis, Maths Comp McCa Dr. P4 Millar Montg Dr. L4 Mutu: Hamil North Old D The 0 K. L. Paige? L I... .. . af" ks the following people for their kindness S rss X X isSwwX SYQSQS Xkxxgx X, Xxx N X Noio. Gofldbug Hercules Cleaners Highway Grill Dr. Gerald Hogan Dr. Eugene Holden Horton's Gulf Service Station Dr. C. E. Hynes Jeffery Amherst Book Shop Jeffery Beauty Salon Joe's CBarberj Joe,s Diner Jostenis, Rings, Announcements, and Yearbooks Dr. Charles E. Joy Junior Class Kamen's Interiors Kentfield Dairy Lashwayis Store, No. Amherst Lord Jeffery Inn Louis' Foods Mathews Shoe Store Compliments of Chet Matuszko McCallum's Store, Northampton Dr. Peter Merzbach Millar's Esso Station Montgomery's Rose Gardens Dr. Leo A. Moreau Mutual Plumbing Sz Heating Co. Hamilton I. Newell Northampton Commercial College Old Deerfield Fertilizers The Old Mill ' K. L. Osmun, Jeweler Paigeis Bowling Alley Page 79 , norm., the printing bill of Patterson's Service Station Compliments of Dr. Post Powers Shop Stephen J. Puffer i Quality Fruit Store Randy's Store Red Sz White Super Market, Sunderland Roberts Flowers Roweis Garage, Inc. Royal Grocery, Pelham Russell's Dr. E. M. Ryan St. Regis Diner Phillip Shumway, Contractors Shumways Skibiski Ins. Service, Farm Machinery Sz Supplies Sunderland, So. Deerfield Specialty Shop The Sportsman's Club Ralph T . Staab, Inc. Doc Sullivan F. M. Thompson Sz Son V. A. Tidlund Tilley Camera Shop Town House University Motors, Inc. WHAI, Greenfield WHMP, Northampton House of Walsh Sam Wentzel, Gold Driving Range, Hadley Westcott Sz Son Cliff Winn, Jewelers if?" f' D A "Q, . ,.. ., .,-..,M,,N.1.My1-W 1 ,M One of our more studious Seniors?? 4 X wi X M 1 4 ,XV 5 , X71 3 ,f is-I, . .. . QI 4 71 1- f V ' ' -s'44:r:s:6:N 3 -J +5 ,1 .5- 4' ,V gf 4 f N .fp .y f 52 , tw' f' f V 5 'ff' f 2 , S 4 . , fy ,' 712 , Y-,Q 'FQ . . f X - ff-1114--t, ' ',, ww 7 E if - 7' fv,,.1,MX, f , -5 W, Ah, love! 1 ,wg 'IVA if i ,SNK .. 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