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

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he HUHY S00 her? lfllll' can Ar the Faculty Thinkr Sallie Howe ......... Edward Harvey ..,.. Ruth Redman ....... Howard Chenoweth. . Virginia Gordon ..... Howard Chenoweth. . Sallie Howe ....,.,.. Sanford Keedy .... . Dorothy Frandsen. . . Edward Harvey ..... Dorothy Kennedy. . . Sanford Keedy ...... Estelle Sanford .... . Edward Harvey ..... Edward Harvey ..... Dorothy Frandsen. . . Sanford Keedy. . . . Sallie Howe ......... Gretchen Nlachmer. . Fred Wagman ..., .... Nlyrtle Casey .......... Chauncey Gilbert ....... Dorothy Frandsen ...... Grace Goodyear ........ Theodore Fabisak. . . Alonzo LeClair ......... Alonzo LeClair. . . Sanford Keedy ..... Dorothy Laljlante. . Alonzo LeClair. . . Royal Ives .... Alonzo LeClair. . Julia VVilson ..... Everett Roberts .... C'f25he Qgold Qag - enrar of IQZQ Mort Popular Girl. . Mort Popular Boy ..... .... Mort Brilliant Girl. .... . . . . Mort Brilliant Boy. . Bert Looking Girl .... . . . Bert Looking Boy .... .... Bert All Round Girl. Bert All Round Boy. .. .... Bert Drerred Girl. . . Bert Drerred Boy. . . Mort Athletic Girl. . . Mort Athletic Boy. . Bert Girl Dancer. . . Bert Boy Dancer. . . Mort Gourteour Boy. Mort Gourteour Girl. Mort Important Boy to Glarr. . . Mort Important Girl to Glarr .... Glarr Baby ........ Poet ........ Shyert ..... Peppiert ..... Sunrhine. . Flirt .... Dreanier. Tardy ..... ....Actor. .. ....Orator... M nriei an ....WitzfLert.'.. .. ....Teaeher'r Trial... . .drtirt ............ . . . .Greatert Kidder. . . . Ar We Think Sallie Howe Edward Harvey Ruth Redrnan Fred Wagman. .Virginia Gordon Chauncey Gilbert Sallie Howe Sanford Keedy Sallie Howe Edward Harvey Dorothy Kennedy Sanford Keedy Louise Joy Edward Harvey Howard Chenoweth Sallie Howe Sanford Keedy Sallie Howe Gretchen lylachmer Fred Wagman Nlyrtle Casey Janice lVlunson Dorothy Frandsen Grace Goodyear. Alexander Nlontgomery Virginia Gordon Alonzo LeClair Sanford Keedy 'Dorothy LaPlante Alonzo LeClair Virginia Gordon Royal Ives Julia Wilson Alonzo LeClair off 27 go

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Q66 Qgrold Wag - - ---i D O R OTH Y W RIGHT 'GDUVQ 'cDoNy,, lX'l2lI'lO11 Heights, N. Ll., ,Iuly 28, 1910. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Future: Cooking Teacher. VVho is that girl who always has a smile and the fluffy hair? VVhy thatls L'Dotl' Wright. VVhere did you see her? lu the library Sth period. Thz1t's right, you usually can hnd her there at that time. A xt ,f sl 1 xt ,4- x r N r x 1 1 x 12 Zx f Zx N p' X I s r x 1 1 x 1 x xx ,f 1 of? 26 516 -Z 2

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mia QQUM mug Q- ii? Hzkiory There are a great many of us who can repeat any day the headlines of yester- day's New York Timer- Tunney F lips a Flap Jack THEN EATS TWENTY-FIVE Not a few of us might have finished United States History with lofty degrees if the important facts had been written thus- Big Boom In California Real Estate GOLD NUGGETS DISCOVERED AT SUTTER'S MILL And so it seems that the suggested tabloid form is the most fitting arrangement to record the career of the class of I929, which will remain so clearly in our memories. Instead of the usual facts of entrance, we have in headlines- F ive Freshmen Repeatedly Annoy BEWILDERED BY MASSIVE EDIFICE NEWCOMERS ' I INTERRUPT UPPERCLASS RECITATIONS History repeats itself. Just as one certain freshman of '29 caused us to smile as he ran about, so we must have been amusing to the seniors of '2S. But we grew to know the building quite well. In fact we felt so well acquainted with it that we wished to show our parents where we would spend our days in hard work. Nocturnal Introduction By Frosh NEWCOMERS GATHER WITH FOND PARENTS Whether we held the meeting after the upperclassmen had gone home Cto studyj, intentionally or not, we do not .wish to recall. But, unsophisticated as we were, we chose the gym as our place of revelry and capered about in games with our fathers and mothers. Then came our first attempt at Public Speaking. l Remarkable Talent Discoveredg Town Amazed PROMISING YOUNG MAIDEN EXGELS IN DECLAIVIATION Ruth Redman started us on our Prize Speaking career by winning, among the girls, the Millet Cup for '25, A i Mystery Prevails In Auditoriumg Gold Watch Display MAGICIAN HOLDS OLD AND YOUNG IN SUSPENSE Is Friday the 13th unlucky? Not for us. It was on that date in May '27 that Bill Smith, the magician, gave an entertainment and the class with pleasure counted about fifty more dollars in its treasury. ol 28 go 5 I Q