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

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.ff- F J ff ' FRANCIS RAYMOND EDWARD SHEEIIAN, Ike 43 Main Street. September 15, 1899. Baseball 3, Chairman Sooial Commit- tee 3, History Exhibition, Sir Charles Marlow in She Stoops to Conquer, Manager of the Football Team 4, Re- signed Manager- of the Baseball Team 4, Corporal. 4'Some of his words Were not Sunday- sohool words. -Mark Twcmln. Donis ELIZABETH SIIUMWAY, Dot South Amherst. September 15, 1901. Refreshment Committee of the Fresh- man Exhibition. UA noble aim faithfully kept is as a noble deed. ' '-WorcZs1.1.'ortlL. ROWIJAND PIPER SMITH, Smitty North Amherst. Cotober 28, 1900. Aminidab and Diok in 'tShe Stoops to Conquer, Pro Merito, Clerk of The Crold Bug, Sergeant. Die Anmut maoht unwidersteliliolif' -Goethe. NEAL DAVID SULLIVAN, Sully, Pelham Road. Cotober 25, 1899. His'- tory Exhibition, WaslIing'ton Trip Committee. 'fHis own opinion was his law. - Slzakespecwe. 241

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ROBERT MI1.LER NEAL, Bob, 'tMoon. 8 Kendrick Place. J une 9, 1901. Editor-in-Chief of The Gold Bug, Cor- poral, First Lieutenant, Adjutant. Of all the eloquence a nick-name is the most concise, of all arguments the most unanswerable. ' '-Hazllitt. HAROLD GEORGE NESTLE, Fox, North Amherst. Cctober 7, 1899. I thought all for the best. -Shakes peme. HoW.4.ED ELIsH,i LINDSEY PAIGE, Doc 12 Kellogg Avenue. August 8, 1899. Football 1-2-3, Captain 4, Play Com- mittee, History Exhibition, Tony Lumpkin and Business Manager in She Stoops to Conquer, Secretary- Treasurer of the Athletic Association 4, Circulation Manager of The Graph- ic, Chairman Social Committee 4. I owe you one. -G. Coleman. BERYL MAY SHAW. Fairview. May 22, 1899. Girls' Club Committee 1-2-3, History Exhibition, Basketball, Pro Merito, Glee Club, Maid in She Stoops to Conquer, WVashington Trip Committee, French Club. i HThe grass stoops not, she treads on it so light, Beauty of itself, doth of itself persuade The eyes of men Without an oratorf' -Slmkespeare. 23

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MARION VVOODBURY THOMPSON, 'tTOm- my. . 48 Lincoln Avenue. November 25, 1899. Pin Committee, History Exhibi- tion, Junior Play Committee, Basket- ball, Social Committee 3, Graphic Reporter 1-2. She's pretty to Walk With, And Witty to talk With, And pleasant to think on, too. -John S?lCkZ't'7?.6j. EDITH TOLLIVER, ' ' Tiny. 48 East Pleasant Street. Cctober 21, 1898. ' Happiness is best attained by learning to live each day by itself. The Worries are mostly about yesterdays and tomorrows. -Preston Nolan. MARY FLORENCE VVALES. 71 Pleasant Street. 'fThe big things of life are never done by a fussy man. Poise is one of the O earmarks of mental strength.-Pres- tow Nolan. JOHN LEONARD WALSH, 4'Turk.' ' 4 Chestnut Street. May 11, 1900. Swimming 3-4. Once I guessed right, And I got credit by't, . Thrice I guessed Wrong, And I kept my credit-on. -From cm old sayvlovg. 25.