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

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WHS Ellyn Gnlh 'Eng fix? ,pix df: fit 3. C ' e l A I '47 'ff lid -my 9 W lmao j 737 W at my ,X fkfx N u W! 'iflininrg Freshman Officers: President, William Atkinson, Vice-President, john Brooks, Secretary- Treasurer, Sylvia Blair. In the fall of 1919, when the gentle but insistent school bell recalled us from our various vacations, we gathered,-a heterogeneous group labeled the Fresh-' man class,-the largest that had ever entered Amherst High School. To us, who were as timid as any of our predecessors, the building was a formidable labyrinth of mysterious passageways, leading always to thewrong room. Confusion! Mul- tiplication and Derisionl Not a single- friendly hand showed usthe right way After we had been sufficiently initiated into the mysteries of high school life, we elected our .officers with much discussion and difficulty. Next came the all- important matter of choosing the class pin. This was accomplished with great success, and we felt ourselves well-established members of the order of High School Students. , ' ' A The Sophomores, being unable to duck our president, were much chagrined but we waxed joyful. Here is a class that will do great things. Watch us, we said to ourselves. Q . . P We contributed to the noble but expiring Graphic , attended some of the dances, and walked the corridors like regular veterans, but inside we were a wee bit afraid of the learned teachers and the wise upperclassmen. Then vacation came, and we were glad to get away and enjoy ourselvesuwithout sophomore sup- ervision. . . Sophomore Officers: President, Don Marshall, Vice President, Eldridge Burnett, Secretary- Treasurer, Sylvia Blair. ' ' ' Sophomoresl How much older and more experienced we were than those little Freshmen of a year ago! We began to be represented in athletics and we developed more lung power at the games. When the Prize Speaking Contest came along, half of the competitors were of our number, and Rachel Baker and Hyman Novick came out victorious. Then the Sophomore girls won the gym contest, which caused more rejoicing. Oh, yes,we were coming along in the world, especially 32 XX -.1-, K BW CRIB W mme mdu wr ir fzwnnu liadq Wm hm Ising MH ltsw