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

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SON ever. uid to be the INIS better at a IMER :andle to thy I l I I . r SYLVIA R. BLAIR A true friend is forever a friend. I FRANK BOKOSKI Fortune favors those who dare. GORDON P. BOURNE Wise to resolve and patient to SHIRLEY E. BOWEN Wisdom is the conqueror of for- . I I I I I 1 I perform. P I I I I tune. i i i P 1 ORAN C. BOYD At first a stranger-then friend. EMMA E. BURROWS With a quiet spirit. MARJORIE L. CADY Modesry cannot be taught. , l- -f L- , 11 ilgrjgna gg ROBERT D. CAMBRIDGE He throws the line afar. ELEVEN

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LAWTON M. ALDRICH Silence at the proper season ' wisdom and better than any speech. Mfg' PHILIP A. ANDERSON Better late than never. RICHARD A. ALLEN Young in limbs, in judgment old. ROBERT C. ALLEN Taught, he ne'er forgets. STEPHEN G. ALLEN Thou hast wit at will. TEN ROBERT M. BETTS Music is well said to be the speech of angels. WALTER G. BIELUNIS Good at a fight, better at a play. MURIEL N. BLACKMER ThY m0deStY,S a candle to thy f merit. f'1FfIBi1y SYLVIA R- W A true friend FRANK J- BOF Fortune favor GORDON P. I Wise to resc perform. SHIRLEY E. E Wisdom is th tune.

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RAYMOND T. COLES The game is more than the play- er of the game. NAOMI J. COLLETT A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. THALMA A. COOKE Variety's the very spice of MARY A. DALTON Anything for a quiet Twnvn life. WILLIAM A. DAMERST All men are poets at heart. CATHERINE E. DANAHEY The hand that hath made you fair, hath made you good. PATRICIA A. DAY Much learning doth make me mad. 1 EDITH R. DAYTON She leads the parade. JOHN B. UAYWN Above OUV Mc M fagt friend- WAYNE H. DIiRl' I got rhythm. EDWARD j. DES Let ignorance t learning has its x HENRIETTA L, Courteous thoue .