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

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EDWARD I. FULTON activity. I have had my day and my philosophies. 'XLD MADELINE O. HANKS ned by his Times change and we change with them. 5 1 1 CALVIN D. GLAZIER I I am not a politician, but my fence' other habits are good. IH uf pleasant- s are peace. SHIRLEY I GOODYEAR Neat, not gaudy. ARTHUR N. GOODYEAR A woman is only a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke. il itima he ,maui I .JY ii- wsu 1 1- li JOSEPH R GORDON Agreed to differ. HELEN R. I-IANKS An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. FIFTEEN

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MARY J. FELLERS Happiness consists in activity. KENNETH E. DOW The strength of twenty men. JOHN M. FITZGERALD JENNIE C' DROSDAL His smile is sweetened by his All things are won by diligence gravity. DAVID P. DUVAL JOAN T. FLEBUT An earnest soul. Full of sweet indifference. ARVILLA l.. DYER H' h. Q H bl. MARJORIE J. FRENCH A l 0 'ku .R fu lim Her ways are ways of pleasant- l slmll achieve in time. ness, and all her paths are peace. EDWARD 1, I-llliliii I have hid mi U phil0S0PhleS' MADELINE O. H. -N Times change and with them. CALVIN D. GLAZ I am not a polit other habits are - ultf- ilg ' FOURTEEN c ' ' 2 1

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JAMES B. I-IARRINGTON The magic of a face. MELVIN G. HARVEY ln one ear, out the other. BARBARA S. HAWLEY Modcsty is the beauty of women 1 I I I ALAN li. HOBART To him 'tis sport. 'Q x QWAK CHESTER F. HOBART j JENNIE A4 H gn.. He'll PlaY a small game rather I Elbow grew: than stand out. p0ll5h' 5. I I l GARDNER M. HOBART g THOMAS H. Howl PlaY uP, PlaY UP, and PlaY the i He dances like an game. I RUSSELL A. HOBART Be silent and safe-silence never HERBERT C- HU' betrays you' Rugged individual NELSON H. HOLDEN AD When you have nothing to SKY, TIZLINE A' JAKI say nothing. e ngor of the ul U E E 1911110 it