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

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Ellie 6511121 Eng 1 AGNES C. PARKER Shutesbury, Mass., November 3, 1906 Agnes reminds us of the familiar saying, Children should be seen and not heard,', but who h seen her when she was cross or disagreeable? MARGARET O,NEIL Peggie,' Nlontague City, Mass., February 10, l9l0 Basketball 1, 25 Girls' Club 2, 3, 4 Peggie,' is another one of our retiring mem- bers-but she is never bold of spirit-she's always still and quiet. HS CVCI' i 'ANN E KATHRYN PEWATKA Hatheld, lXfIass., November 25, 1909 lX4artha in the Junior Play, Basketball 2, 3, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, Pro Alerito Anne is a very good scholar and goes out for basketball in which she has received her numerals and chevron. She expects to become a stenograpliei' and we wish her all success in her work. I 'l zo G 1 1 r i I 5 1. .N vu.-w ww ...W

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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-

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.NX fr? mem- ' 5 liilyg 111 gr '11 erlto out f0f ,umerals ygraphef J nu Anuhrrnt Hiigh Syrhnnl K1.XR'l'lN 1'1C'I'l'iR l'l,.XNTlNG.tX C1If'.w1fU Worcester, Mass., October 20, 1910 Future: M. .X. C. To most of us Caesar , in unknown but to the few who know him, he is Hill Rogers. His drawings of Greek mythological creatures would make Greek sculptors turn pale, andihis para- phrases of Milton and other poets would bring chaos to Wiestminster. IRENE ELEANOR RGSE R05ie,' Sunderland, 1N1ass., October 27, 1909 Girls' Club 2 Rosie,, is our maiden of deep thought and studious nature. HERBERT PORTER Herb Vllorthington, Nlass., Nlay 17, 1907 Class Tennis -15 School Baseball 4' School Basket- ball -lg Graphic Stall 45 Gold Bug Stall, Pro 1Xf'1erito Herb is such a demure lad, frightfully mal- tieated by those big bullies in Miss Fie1d's nursery! He came to us our junior year, adapting himself so quickly to our family that he was popular at once. He has kept up this popularity and we feel sure that it will get him many things in life. His future is undecided. t 21