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

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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

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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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IRT I Same rather BART and play the LT 'silence never N ming to say, JENNIE A. HOWARD Elbow grease gives the best polish. CAROL E. JANTZ Work is no disgraceg it is idle ness which is a disgrace. THOMAS H. HOWKINS He dances like an angel. HERBERT C. HUTCHINGS Rugged individualism. SHIRLEY E. JEWETT Earnest and gay In a capable way WILFRED L. JUDD Plain in dress and sober. ADALINE A. JAKIMKO The rigor of the sport. il Arima I he lg L 1 ,L -ll 1 if' '11 -,-, ,...,....,. ...ug f VIRGINIA L. JULIAN To love the game beyond t e WN j f! Q . ' if ' rize. iw ,f P SEVENTEEN . . .,.,. .. -, .,.. , .....f f ---... ,. . .,,........,1.....t......s. .. ,,t-.... Y , ,,.. I. ...Y --V.