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

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Elhp CEHID 93119 Qbiwffif SVN E 3 A fl Qs, I X Xfn E f ffl s Freshman Officers' Ralph Spaulding, Eleanor Gallinger Nlarion Reid Twas a lucky -tar that was shining when the class of 1921 entered high school A gay band we were indeed and having successfully encountered all the perrls of the grades and being rich in the wisdom of the three R s we felt that We had acquired no small corner of the world s store of knowledge But when we gazed into the faces of our learned elders and puzzled our brain over long words the deep mystery of the place crept upon us and we slowly began to realize that there still remained things to learn What a labyrinth the building seemed to our unsophisticated mind-sl So many turns and doors' Some l'1ndly benignant senior would even occasionally rescue a trembling member of our clas from the clutches of the supply room l11tO which he had wandered on h1s way to class Gradually we began to feel le s queer and more at home Class oflicers were elected Then the 1dea of chooslng class colors and a class motto in the Freshman year was originated The next important matter to be decided was the selection of a class pin, and a class meeting was held for this purpose Having accomplished so much we were ready for any emergency and were quite ready to challenge anyone who mlght hintlthat we were not up-and-coming Patr1ot1sm ran high 1n the veins of every member Besldes leading the other classes 1n our contributions to the Red Cross and the buying of War Savlngs Stamps, we purchased a Liberty Bond, and when the prize was offered for the best speech ol? the subject of War Savings Stamps we were not behind, but took our place in t e contest. The judges, however, felt that we needed a little more ex erience . P in puxlgic speak1ng and oratory, so the reward was given to an upperclassman e not only devoted our energies to war activities but we were al t d , i . K so represen e on the various athlet1c teams by Sullivan, Musante, and Spaulding. The gil'lS 32 fi! A. W nf- ,Qf as lb pr ide . ow, xii' br rJ '1T,fe awl Q fftwf mama i irmffwc Qgumlxn la. ww' i1 Ci9'-1 dim .Am Yifm- Trgmxm if yglrtlrrwf- Ti lllllhnx mam Tfs vw l'lL'T5-M emtedlan. littllmz l lmllllldvrx mflvwzv Mm Tkduu 'Hmmm Mvknm lm'!'Nmbn ,lim mHh 'll?dxL, M., 1211142 china.