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

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Amherat High e Svrhnnl J. O. Cook .......... W. H. Brown, Principal ...... Iliarulilg , , , l Superintendent . . . . .Mathematicf Gladys M. Glazier, Secretary Leland W. Smith .... C. Raymond Vinten ..... .....Mathematicf .......,.........Mathematic5 Mrs. Nelene G. Gettell ..... ..... I lead of .Englirh Department Richard W. Hatch ..... Ruth W. Henry .... Dora M. Armstrong. Emelyn G. Nickerson Winthrop H. Root. . Alice W. Churchill. . . . . . .Englifh, Hiftory ...............Engli.fh, Latin . . . . Head of Claffical Department . . . . . Head of Modern Language Department Mary A. Cook .................... ............................. F rench Saisie E. Allen Chrst semester onlyD ................ Head of Hiftory Department Mrs. Mnarjorie W. S. Cook Csecond semesterj .... Isabel Field .............. ............ Alfred L. Tower. . . Laura E. Panebaker. . Walter E. Fairman. . Mary E. Morley .... Edith L. Pinnick. . . . George E. Williams. Helen W. Parkis. . . Nora C onno r .... v Albert A. Weidhaas. . Marion C. Johnson. Prof. W. P. Bigelow. .............Hi5tory,Civics ............Hi5tory, .English . . Head of Science Department . . . . . . .Biology, General Science . . . Head of Commercial Department . . . . . . . . . . .Commercial Subject: . . . .Phyfical Education for Girls . . . . . . . . .Phyfical Educationfor Boys . . . . Head of Domestic Science. Department I . . . ................... Lunch Room Aryistant . . . . .Mariual Training, Mechanical Drawing, Printing . . . . . . . .Freehand Drawing, Interior Decorating

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Amhvrzt Hliigh Srhnnl Uhr CEHIEJ Eng Editor-in-Chief Clarice Luther Associate Editors Dorothy Millington Thomas Dorsey Literary Editor Editor of Art and Statistics Ruth Fairman Frances Thompson Athletics Editor Advertising Manager Alexander Mackimmie Francis Crowley, Business Manager Tony Skorupski On October 4th, the,Seniors assembled to elect the Gold Bug Staff. A few days later, the Chosen Few who met to discuss plans were enthusiastic, 'though rather skeptical as to their own ability. As a result of this meeting, the associate editors hurried to the library in search of charming and clever epithets to be ap- pended to each individual's picture. The statistics editor made personal calls on several members of the class who were rather slow about sending in information regarding their past, present, and future. The athletics editor daily besieged Mr. Williams's office for schedules and results of various games. The business manager, with great difficulty, contrived to wring from a few conscientious class- mates the preliminary payment of two dollars. The advertising manager scoured the town for decorative material for the last pages of the Gold Bug. , We finally succeeded in rounding up the Faculty on the front steps of the school, so that Mr. Barnes could take their picture. Then, with the aid of Bertha LaPlante, to whom we owe much, the pages were typewritten. Just before the first of May, the date on which the manuscript was to be sent to the printer, confusion reigned. The editor-in-chief lost three pounds in one Week. Others threatened to resign from office. Finally, however, the many parts were assembled, and the Gold Bug was despatched to the printer. 7