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

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Rocha AUsTIN BIASTMAN, China, North Amherst. May -, 1900. Come give us your plain-dealing fellows, VVho never from honesty shrink, Not thinking of all they should tell us, Nor telling us all that they think. -Old Song. MAUD ARVILLA Fisiiii, t'Bud. 101f Main Street. February 8, 1898. Lunch Counter 4. t'My natural instinct teaches me QAnd instinct is important CU You're everything you ought to be, And' nothing that you oughtn't C I -Williawz Gilbert. MARGARET Looivus GALLINGER, 'tPeg. 31. Northampton Road. January 9, 1899. Class Pin Committee, Debating Team, Basketball, Pro Merito, Miss Neville in HShe Stoops to Conquer, Student Council 4, Gold Bug Staff, Commencement Speaker Committee. So cunning and so young is Wonder- ful. ' '-Shakespecwme. MICHAEL JosEPH GARVEY, 4'Mike.,' 27 South Prospect Street. March 3, 1900. Hockey 3, Football 4. I would it were bedtime, Hal, and all Were Well. ' 7-Slwkespeare. f 18 . ,

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EVETJYN EDITH CRUTCH, Crutchie. 12 North Prospect Street. October 10, 1899. History Exhibition. Never known, during eight years at school, to be subject to that punish- ment Which it is generally thought none but a cherub can escape. - Thackery. LIARGARET GORDON DAVIDSON, Peggy, 'fPearl. 7 Northampton Road. September 17, 1898. Pro Merito. 4'The de'il he couldna skaith thee, No aught that wad belang thee, He 'd look into thy bonny face, And Say 'I canna Wrang thee.' '7- Bums. ELIZABETH JOHNSON DICKINSON, '4Bosh. North Amherst. February 5, 1901. History Exhibition, Pro Merito. VVhere I am not understood, it shall be concluded that something Very useful and profound is couched underneath. -Swift. NIARY MARGARET DUDLEXT, Dud, Gin- goja h K 47 North Pleasant Street. November 6, 1900. Basketball, French Club. ':Ce sont toujours les aventuriers qui font de grand choses, et non pas les souverains des grandes empires. - M on tesqfwiefu. 17

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FRANCIS BORDEN GUSTIN, Gus North Amherst. sept. 22, 1899. His- tory Exhibition, Class Book Commit- tee. That which ordinary men are fit for I am qualified in, and the best of me is diligence. ' '-Shakespeare. ETiFIEL EDoUAB.ns HASBROUCK, Essie. 5 Paige Street. March 11, 1900. Enough of science and of art, Close up the barren leaves, Come forth, and bring With you a heart That Watches and receives. -Worcla flfuorth. PHILLIP LIALL HASIKINS, Phil, Cy North Amherst. June 12, 1901. Cor- poral, Sergeant, Second Lieutenant. I shall be a gen 'l 'm 'n myself one of these days, perhaps, with a pipe in my mouth and a summer house in the back garden. ' '--Dickens. MAR1oN EMIL1' HAWTHoRNE, Tottie. South Amherst. February 28, 1900. Refreshment Committee, Freshman Exhioition, History Exhibition. '4For sfie is such a smart little craft, Such a neat little, sweet little craft- Sucfi a bright little, Tigfit little, Slight little, Light little, 1 4 L Trim little, slim little c1'aft. -Williawz ' Gilbert. 19