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

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Elie CEnlh Eng l 1 .L L l ELIZABETH MEAKIM c4L,ibbyaa I Lynn, Mass., February 26, 1909 Basketball 1, 2, Girls, Club 1, 2, 3 Libby', has all the outward aspects of a coquette, inwardly she is sincere. Her friendship is genuine. She is rather undecided about her future-but whatever you undertake, Libby,U we wish you luck. W LL MARIANNE MARIE PATRICIA MARTIN Martie Sh0rtie,' Amherst, lVIass., January 28, 1910 Basketball 15 Girls' Club 2 If you,ve ever seen a Zittlf girl dashing around the corridors yelling , VVhere,s Kat?', that's our Mari- anne. Although she is training for a stenographer, hlarianne shows quite an artistic ability. May be that is why she can generally be found in Room 21 or going home with a huge drawing board clasped in both hands! Whatever you do, here's wishing you luck Marianne. , i , X ANNA ELIZABETH INIITCHELL MiZchieH North Amheist, lVIass., October 31, 1908 Basketball 2, 3, -la Girls, Club I, 2, 3, 4 lXfIitchie', is the quiet, unassuming kind whose nature never varies. 18 ' -'wwpvv

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nt hgy QM, f 1 TEX Y' Club Mrs, 123, Nfivus here is please was bout ggs.. She eefl' at 3 Q tllf r H v gg mi-Xnthvrat Eigh Svrhnnl ,IENNIE 1,Yhl.XN ' jane Holyoke, Mass., September 10, 1910 Junior Dance Committee 3f 1N1abel in the Junior Play, Basketball lg Gold Bug Stall, Dramatics Club 45 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, -1, Prize Speaking 2 Future: Library work, or Yesper George School of Art Hjanea' has been a conscientious worker in the art course, and has received most succesful re- sults. Her talents are not limited to art, as she has written several poems. We consider her one of the talented ones ofthe class. WALTER CHARLES MARKERT HWZZIZJ7 Holyoke, Mass., November 12, 1907 Student Council 4, School Baseball 2, School Football 1, 2, 3, 4, School Basketball 2, 3, 4 To begin with, please notice that firm, aquiliDC nose, that broad and bulging forehead, and those lips from which bubbles great wisdom. That jaw belongs to a football hero who Won the game in ihe last two minutes. This is Walt,', an Cmillelif chemist and three letter man. Springfield College Will see 4'Walt next year. 17 1X1ARGAR1IT RIACLLOD Holyoke Nlass April 10 1910 Future M A C This is the girl who never says anything unless she has something to saw It m19hf be Well for US to proht bi her example

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-Q ul the Klan- mixer, my be fm fl aspcil ishizig i 'l l , whO55 j W Ainhrrat Gigli Snlinnl FRIEDA BRITA NORlil,l, Fil-ffitDIIl'!I Yannas, Sweden, December l2, 1909 Basketball l, 2, 3, Captain lg Graphic Stall -lj Girls' Club l, 2, 3, -lg Prize Speaking 3, -lg Pro Meritog D. A. R. Medal for Excellence in U. S. History 33 Yaledictorian Frieda is our typical student, an earnest worker, with ability to do everything well. She works steadily and gives us little time to know her as herself. Her litarary ability is well worthy of men- tion, and her classmates are wishing well to her future success. HELEN O'BRIEN lSLel,, 64 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Glee Club 3 tion which goes with it. No one could chose a brighter or more cheerful girl for a nurse. We hope you succeed, Helen. MABLE INEZ O'NFlIL Babe North Amherst, Mass., June 9, 1907 Girls' Club 1, 2, 4 Little can be said of Babe for she is not a seeker for the limelight. However, those who are fortunate enough to know her have a profound H liking for this retiring member of 1927. 19 Helen has red hair and the usual happy disposi-