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

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I9 MARION ARVINE CROWLEY-Class actress and musician. Serious or light-hearted, friendly or cold, understood or misunderstood, still faithful to Graphic, Dramatics, Gold Bug, and the drawing power from Shutesbury. ETI-IEL WINIFRED DIXON-IHl6fCStCd in music and a member of school orchestra. A good student, quiet and shy, perhaps, but with plenty of determination to win success. Avis MARJORIE DORRELL-AHOthCr 4'peanut of the famous upeanutn twins. Fond of past tense ending, '6Ed,,,-a present tense for her. Readily seen when she presents herself at our dances. MITCHELL GERVICKAS-A small, light-haired, humorous, lover of nature. A good sport, ath- letic and agile. Interested in many things, Mitch is popular among the boys for his sincere and trustworthy companionship. 35 RUTH ALICE DEADY-Bubbling over with fun and enthusiasm. Never twice alike, but de- termined to finish what she starts. Always in a group of friends. LEON CHARLES DoLEvA-Handsome, smart and likeable, the best athlete of our class. Modest and dependable despite his ability and fame. Much admired, too, for his way with the girls. RICHARD FRANCIS FoLEY-A dependable man on the football field and in class. Persevering and logical, '6Dick,, has made a fine record for his sportsmanship, industry and intelligence. THELMA NELLIE GLAZIER-An outdoor girl, quiet and modest, but full of fun. Excellent student, with two years of Pro Merito to her credit. Interested in music. I-Iails from Lev- erett, 'way up there in th' hills! - - -----The Gold Bug

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