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

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l9. WILLIAM PAUL MARTIN-66Wllll6,,, always in bruises caused by some chemical experiment. An outdoor lad whose gun and knife are as necessary to him as daily bread. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH NESTLE-Tiny, but never overlooked, on account of her personality. Ac- tive in social, sport and musical activities along with Myra, her intimate friend. .l0HN VINCENT OSMUN-Essayist, scientist, con- noisseur of insects. Prominent figure at our dances. All ffl. V. Ofsn gifts are a fatal at- traction to the opposite sex. A very likeable ufellerf' LILLIAN ELIZABETH PAGE-C001 and deliberate. Good bookkeeping student with calculating mind. Possessor of subtle sense of humor. In- terested in Leverett dances and Smith School students. FRANCESE ROSE MILLER-AH even-tempered girl with no cross words. Popular with both sexes and busy sometimes with the Graphic. En- dowed with a great ability- to hold her manf' FRANCIS WILLIAM OQNEIL-uOSW3ld,,, 4'Mol1y's pal. Same size, and same style. Daily enter- tainers in uslowv classes. Miss Hale's trials, but our amusement and delight. HELEN MAE OWEN-Soft voiced, smiling and blushing. Most bashful of girls. Too self-con- scious to volunteer information in class. Quick to absorb information sent her way and willing to repeat it for a friend. LOUISE DoANE PARKER-Conspicuous as our so- cial leader, with red-gold locks that charm all her admirers. Talented and stylish. Generous with South Amherst pumpkins and ravishing glances. One of the winter usportsf' page twenty - - - - -The Gold Bug :35

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l9 A 35 OLGA MILDRED RZEGZKOWSKI-Entirely different from her slsterjlmpish, laughing, joking, hap- py, always seeming to get a big ukickw out of life, a gentle ukickf, but one that's amusing. :B J ' 79 ERNIGE CHAPMAN SMITH Smitty, one who believes in having a good time. A little ec- centric at times. uVariety is the spice of life is her motto concerning the opposite sex. SIDNEY STONE-uSid, the teachers' pest, always up to some trick. Small, witty, impulsive and talkative. A gay and loyal friend, this powder keg of activity. DOROTHY LORETTA STRANGE-As silent as a mouse, until she surprises you with some as- tounding remark. Bound to succeed with her active conscience and determination. HELEN PAULINE S1LvoN1c-The girl with the wide-awake eyes, ready for anything. Willing to talk any time and equally as willing to try an intricate dance step. Dancing feet! GEORGE JOSEPH SPELMAN-uSpelly, without a care or worry, possessing a Will Rogers' phil- osophy that makes the weaker sex no worry to him. Noted for playing stooge with class- mates, but not for them. PRISCILLA STOWELL-Always talking. Bubbling Over with excitement as she tells us of some new experience. Good-hearted. Often found in Room 3 or running errands for teachers. ROGER FRANCIS TAYLOR-Smart, but self-con- scious, this member of Pro-Merito. Greatly respected for his industry and common sense. A punctual and conscientious fellow of many smiles. -M AL - -C - -The Gold Bug page t1fU9TI.ty-t'lfUO - -1- fa' f E-