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

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I All 35 WINFRED LESTER WOODARD- Another serious fellow who's never far from a laugh. Tall, quiet and modest, always dependable and ready, with enough determination underneath to carry him through all obstacles. VICTORIA WYSOCKI-OHS of our more reserved girls, but the possessor of a smile that makes many remember her. Frequently heard calling s'Gamer. Seen often with her sister. MICHAEL ZAK-All-Around good fellow. For two years a letterman on the basketball squad. Steady,.dependable, in studies as well as in athletics. A good student but a better sport. FRANK EDWARD LEDOYT-66Bl1d.,, Steady violin- ist in our orchestra and clever fiddler in out- side bands. A capable outdoor sportsman of many achievements and a happy fun-loving stu- dent of many smiles. page twenty- four ANNIE CATHERINE WOSILAWSIiIiWiIh a con- tagious giggle, easy to please, but difficult to quell. Dreamy at times, but with a friendly glance and a pleasant word for everyone. PAUL YOKUBAITIS-Paul, our tall and stalwart student. Slow and deliberate in his speech and actions. Careful and methodical in his work. A calm and unruffled friend. F R A N c E s L 0 U I s E CORRY-Happy-go-lucky uCookie. Often found cheer-leading, dancing, singing, laughing, flirting, acting, studying, talk- ing, ucutting-up or '6Kuenzeling. WALTER RAYMOND MARSH-Bright and happy, '6Walt,7' the fellow popular with all. A calm, natural manner, a fine, quiet sense of humorz, a broad, friendly smile, his badge of honor. 'The Gold Bug

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9 . JULIA HELDA TIDLUND-g'Tubby.,' Always full of giggles, with a humorous answer on her tongue for everyone. Missed in extra-curricular activities but willing to lend her services any time. . HELEN BERTHA ToKARz-Very cheerful, a little obdurate at times, but even at those times, humorous. There are lots of laughs and plenty of merry-making when Helenis around. ALICE LILLIAN WARNER-0116 of those Sunder- land folks, with grace and common sense. In possession of unfailing generosity and under- standing. Quiet, yet not inconspicuous. A good student and, above all, a very nice person. BARBARA MANLEY WHITCOMB--4cBiddie,', class confidant with Hibernian wit and sagacity. Dramatics, dancing and fun in general, along with HAllie,, Warner and Sunderlandis socials. Not noisy, just funny and very popular. l 35 EDWVARD BENNIE TOCYDLOWSIQI-A great foot- ball player and a fine student. Generous, self- confident and popular. Always happy and smil- ing. Industrious and independent. 'GEd likes company and company likes him. EVELYN RUTH TOWNE-A quiet girl, sometimes wearing a worried look, at other times, a tran- quil smile. Always silent unless called upon, and then often surprising, with her practical mind. ELIZABETH ROSE WARNER-G'Lizzie, an imp, an infant with the Mdeviln in her eyes. Fond of athletics, mathematics and dancing. A lady-like tomboy, frivolous yet serious. Fun and earnest- ness in one small person. ALDIA IVA WILLIAMS--R6SC1'V6d and self-con- scious, a soft-voiced girl who refrains from noise-making. Polite and scrupulous. Independ- ent and practical. A steady worker with a Whimsical smile. The Gold Bug -- - -page twenty-three

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I9 LACARDIA EMILY MITCHELL-6cMlSS Shynessj' herself, with smiles that win all who see her, and a View of life that captivates her friends who enjoy her dreamy and demure -expressions. CHARLES FRANK REHORICA-StHCli in the snow or mud, late, singing, acting, or drawing for the Graphic, always good natured! MSame dif- ferencen and 'amakes me no never minds! Thatis uUncle Charlie. The Cold Bug as 35 FRANCIS ROMEO PAGE-An athlete. Sometimes quiet and reserved, in classes, and sometimes 'Gcutting up, but always cheery. A likeable fellow in school, and a ujolly good guy among reg'lar fellersf' EDNA MARGARET HUTCHINSON-4cM31'S,9, with an unquenchable thirst for knowledge. An able debater, always ready to argue. Interested in English with hopes of becoming a journalist. page tweny-five