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

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Uhr Gnlh Eng RALPH SHAW Shaw , Taunton, Mass., January 9, 1910 If some one is hanging around your neck, you may rest assured that Shaw is in the vicinity. That roughness was not heredity, it came from environ- ment for Ralph is a member of the Room 8 gym- nastic class. Ralph has tried for Annapolis and we hope that he makes it. i MARION ANNE SKIBICKI HMfkw Sunderland, Mass., August 30, 1909 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 4 Marion resembles her brother in that she is a good athlete. This is not her only talent as she is an accomplished pianist and a valued member of the Glee Club: She plans to become a teacher. LAWRENCE HOLTON SMITH Smitty 'Amherst, lNTass., August l, 1910 Junior Dance Committee 33 Stage lNIanager of junior Play, Class Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Tennis 4, Baseball Nlanager 4 Gold Bug StaH'g Debating CClass Teamj l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Varsity 4 Since you wonder what this funny picture represents, 1 must tell you, a very demure lad, afraid to stick up for his rights for fear he will get in an argument. Because of his bashfulness he was put into the guardianship of hfiiss Field's gang, 21 fraternity famous for their reforms. Next Year, Usflliltyl' goes to M. A. C. 22 . Sci Wi fEWf fp: Gary' owl .14.f ,.f Bl, Hr 0? sa W 13311:-2 C-c .Jii l he irzf jg 35659 UTM n iq.. hmm 'iw 1 5 lung, .mln 'UQ -. wr, 'Wim lm i -Q. nur wt.-,ml

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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

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, . iflll . Ilifml P 1 at NX ID i N' :ffl tw , lf, A - , ' 4' f 1jQ:.oT , ' 1 , KL, .--4 lkf rv .L 7' Rams .. Xzrgmig, he E ,. aff ' arf Man ' ,. 1 Ii' Gai: C1332 tk-ld BU? ' ., , 4. pmnwbf- If dtmurf law Y 'ill : fel' lf .Oy , :C his iushfulngl , of nas Ffa, 1 Yfillfms' ' F i Amherst ll-ligh Svrhnnl l,EOPOl,D ll. 'l'4XlirXlslAS1sll Taky 1 New York City, December 3, 1909 Clarence Yan Dusenn in the Junior Play, Class Football 2, Class Basketball 3, 4, Class Tennis 4, Graphic Stall -lg Gold Bug Stall, Debating CClass Teamj 2, +5 Dramaties Club 2, 3, 4, Var- sity 4: Prize Speaking 3 He eats it up alive and you can't feed it to him fast enough. Wlhat? Chemistry! W'ho? Taky, the renowned chemist of the jones and Takahashi Chemical Co. lXlany of us would be grateful would he impart to us how he absorbs his subjects by the process of Hosmosisfl l MARY ETHEL THOMSON T!I01ll17L1Y,, Amherst, lklass., xlanuary 15, 1911 Basketball lg Girls' Club 1, 3, -lg Glee Club 2, 3, Ll, Orchestra Cassociate memberj lklary Thomson is everyone's friend. VVC all like her for her genial nature and participation in various school activities. lN'l'a1y is a tease, some- times, but We forget that in view of l1er accomplish- ments in playing the piano and in singing alto in the Glee Club. VVC hope lXflary,s college days and future will be as varied and interesting as her High School days. l LOUISE TRUESDEl,l. Squeak Leverett, lXlass., December 19, 1910 Basketball 35 Tennis 4, Pro lN lerito Future: Wheaton College It is a great mystery to us how l,ouise got her nickname Squeake.', She's certainly not old enough to have her joints squeak. In fact, she's such a lively and interesting person that she some- times needs oil to calm the troubled Waters. She's one of the people Whose mind is teeming with very good stories and lovely descriptions. 23