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

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Uhr 6Enlh Eng KATHLEEN FRANCES BENOIT. Kitty Bennie Williamsburg, lX4ass., August 25, 1911 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Future: Boston Conservatory of Music Kat is one ofthe happy members of the Senior Class, at least she always appears so. We regret her leaving us for it has been exceedingly pleasant to have her one ol our classmates. Her cheerfulness and sure temperament will always be one of our cherished reminiscences. It is difhcult to think of her without also being reminded of Marianne. The constancy of both Kathleen and Marianne is one to be remembered. Nlay it never be different. DOROTHY MAY AHEARN CKDOI77 Amherst, Mass., February 5, 1910 Basketball 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 35 Glee Club 2 Future: Northampton Commercial Even though Dot', is already well-known as 3 second Pavlowa, we must not forget to mention her many prize basketball shots, which saved the games, and our Senior class dignity, many a day. Letfg give another long cheer for Dot lX4ERTON BROWN Bill V Amherst, 1N1ass., April 13, 1910 Class Football 1, 2, Class Basketball 1, 2, School Football 3, 4, School Basketball 3, 4, School Baseball 3 When you think ofthe kid that used to slicle down your cellar door and yell in your rain barrel, you get a picture of Bill.', We are wondering whether Hollywood would admit such a Pickford', as this within its walls. However, we still have hopes. That is, if Mr. Fairman doesn't still wish him to be a Ubookkeeperi' and sit behind an ofhce desk for the remainder of his life! 8 X ea 'Lal X! -L 1 . flqjifgz' f, W- V U - 'Cf .-mlm Dx' V lil' Plgfi . 1 I 1 I 1 L1 . flip luwrff i .gf Us 5ff'1'Q 1.35 ig' ilf WI .3 .udiciffwg 4 ' , 51 iieliii a, 1 I P suffli 1 isffiidiiyll rilxwlffif 1 Pl . 5011 :awe lllLDREi lliHif' Detroit 3 Biilttluf Future: ll Bfl10lC lliogdtr Pfr Hatur l sllfftss X

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o Amhvrnt llligh Svrhnnl ,kell tze :rch d ashi nan Qer nth irth 4 ted ber ken SCH ren , on, l ive FRANCIS ,IOHN DURANT Frankie liverett, Blass., October 20, 1907 Class President -lg Vice-president lg Business hlanager, Junior Play' Class Football 1, Class Basketball 1, School Baseball 1, 2, 3, -lg School Football 2, 3, -lg School Basketball 3, -l Future: Amherst College Frank, our hustling president and Amherst High Schoolls stellar athlete left us when a sophomore but couldn't resist returning to keep up our athletic and scholastic standards. He has certainly been one of our big supports in every department. Frank can also step with the rest when it comes to making a showing on the dance floor---eh, Frank? NIARJORIE ALICE HINTZE Hlllargew Bristol, Conn., hlay 21, 1909 Secretary-Treasurer 3, -lg Student Council 3, 4, Chairman Senior Reception Committee 35 Gwen in the Junior Play, Gold Bug Stalig Dramatics Club 33 President 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, -1, Future' NI. A. C. hlany a jovial remark from 1Xflarge's eyes has BRYCE PRINDLE E.f11paht', Brule, Wisconsin, October 23, 1909 Vice-President 45 Student Council -lg Junior Play Committee: 4'Bob in Junior Play, Editor-im Chief Graphic 45 Debating CClass Teaml 35 Varsity 4, Dramatics Club 3, Vice-President 4, Cvlee Club President 4, Orchestra 4, Pro Merito This is one of the best all around fellows of our class. Bryce has held down many important jobs because of his congenial and sympathetic nature which is sure to bring him success. We know that he will establish a good name for A. H. S. in M.1.T., where he goes next year. won over the teacher in a class room, and her elhciency in church, school, and elsewhere have brought her fame. Why! wasnlt she the success of our Junior Play? One of hlarjorieis latest achieve- ments is early iising and a morning stroll to the golf course-to reduce she says. May your smiles bring you success in thefuture, as they have in A. H. S. 7,

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'i in I Amhrrzt High Svrhnnl 353 in her -ames, l.et's School School 5 down :ou get :hethfff as this I . I hopes to be 3 Q for the I I . I II I HELEN LOUISE BUr1'TF12XN'Ullrl'11 Tillie Northampton, Nlass., Janua.y 30, 1911 junior Dance Committee 3, Ethel in the junior Play, Basketball 3, -lg Dramatics Club 15 Girls, Club 1, Z, 3, 4 Future: VVorcester City Hospital Our dear old gymnasium floor will certainly miss the dancing feet of Tillie, to say nothing ol the audience that she so cleveily enthused on 4'Amateur', night at the New Amherst Theatre! The class Will surely miss Helen when the urgent need for a typist is requested. The success ol the Junior Play was partly due to Helen, as no other member ofthe cast would volunteer to sing before so large an audience- so here's to you Helen! 1 JENNIE FRANCES BYSHSVVSK1 CCLIKQHQI VVarsaW, Poland, April 18, 1910 'When We think of Jennie, we think of smiles. Nothing bothers her and she does not let lessons bother her. When in her presence our blues vanish. NIILDRFID IRENE CHASE IllilZz'e I Detroit, Nlichigan, April 7, 1910 Basketball 1, Girls, Club 1, Glee Club 1 Future: Westlield Normal Beholdl hflillie who is often seen and not heard. VVonder of Wonders, a girl Whose tongue is not in perpetual motion. She is a sympathetic, good- natured, silent, Puritanical sort of girl. Wish you success hlillyl 9