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

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I FRANCENA BURROWS Francena is another girl from Pelham. During her four years in high school she has been a member of the Dramatics, Country Dance, and Tri-S clubs. Like her clubs, Francena's hobbies are varied. The most important one is letter writing. The collecting of popular victrola records, -and dancing tie for second place. Concerning ,her future, Francena says, Mrs. Robert Bradley, wife. GEORGE BUXTON Ceorge's two chief interests are music and aviation. Through- out his school years the band and orchestra have claimed his attention. He is not only an accomplished trumpeter, but a drummer as well. A plane swooping over Amherst may very possibly contain George, whose passionate interest in flying has made him a likely candidate for the Air Corps. ROBERT CADY Bob Cady has become famous for his ability to carry a foot- ball through a powerful line. Those who have seen him play know what is meant by power and broken field running. He is perhaps better known to the faculty for his frequent and disguised trips uptown at lunchtime. Bob is a good friend of all who know him. ROLAND CAMPBELL Soupy is famous for his definite flair in producing non- existent book reports and his ability to top all of Mr. SWift's fish stories. Complex aeronautical terms such as rho over two have not phased him in the least. Soupy , although a loyal resident of Pelham, fits perfectly into the life of Am- herst High. CLASS 194-3 Fifteen

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THOMAS CANAVAN Tom possesses the rare ability of being able to sell an adver- tisement in the Graphic,, or Gold Bugi' to a hard-boiled store owner. Certainly the Graphic would never have reached its present heights without Tom's efforts to keep the money pouring in. Those magnificent royal ragesn in his impersonation of the Emperor of China also have added to his reputation. FRANCIS CHESTNUT Another member of our class in the Navy, Francis left school in the fall of our senior year to enter the service with his father. While in school, Francis was a sports enthusiast. Because of the distance of his home inisunderland, he was unable to play on the regular teams. An easy-going individual, Francis could seldom be seen carrying books from school. VERONICA CYSZ Veronica's outside activities are largely determined by the weather. During the winter her favorite hobby is ice-skating. Collecting stuffed animals is her pastime in the other seasons. While in high school Veronica has become much interested in secretarial Work. This interest should be important in de- termining her future, since Veronica hopes to qualify for the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. JOHN DANAHEY John is a happy-go-lucky chap who not infrequently-has found himself under the stern gaze of Mr. Haskins or Mr. Perry. Although he has shown no yen for studying, he has made up for this deficiency by being very active in intra- mural basketball. John possesses, as his friends all know, a pleasant and friendly disposition. Sixteen THE GOLD BUG