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

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GRACE HARRIS Grace is much interested in the stage. Consequently she has been an active member of the Dramatics Club, and has man- aged, with equal success, dramatic roles and thankless back- stage jobs. When at home, embroidery and reading take up any spare time which is left after practising to be that model secretary . Talkative and Witty, Grace adds zest to any gathering. JUNE HATCH June has been a vital part of our class since her arrival at Amherst High School. Her endless pep has aroused the envy of her classmates. She participates in such varied activities as Graphic , Gold Bugn, Student Corps and the girls' soccer team. Whether kicking a mean soccer ball or trilling a French lullaby, Judy never fails to impress her audience. RUTH HANVLEY V Ruth is a sober and sedate young lady who is interested in journalism. A very loyal member of the Graphic , she is editor of the Victory Column, which appears in this widely read newspaper. She claims the title of Secretary-Treasurer of the large and popular Country Dance Club. Ruth hopes to enter defense work soon after graduation. ELIZABETH HAYES This young lady, commonly called Betty Lou, became a part of Amherst High in our junior year. 'She is an energetic supporter of the girls, basketball team. She likes dramatics, and has appeared in many plays, including a Christmas play, A Painting For the Duchess . Her classmates will also re- member her as the child wonder , Eloise, in another Dra- matics Club production. Twenty THE GOLD BUG

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DONNA GRAVES This sprightly little red-head has not lost out on any school activities. Her suggestions have greatly stimulated the Student Council. The dance floors have not been complete without Donna. Studies annoy her, but she more than gets by . In recognition of her friendliness, executive ability, and scho- lastic achievement Donna has been elected D. A. R. Pilgrim of the Senior Class. JOHN GREENE Blonde, curly-haired Chet,' is a hard-hitting man in the line on the football team and a problem child off the field. A violent argument, a command to throw that gum away , and a few moments on the carpet to answer the question: Where were you fifth period yesterday?,' are all in a day's work for Chen EDNA GROSBERG This girl, quiet, and shy, coming from Sunderland, has a real poetical nature. Several of her poems have appeared in the Graphic . During her school years she has given special attention to commercial subjects. She has also been a member of Miss Duffy's Vocational Guidance Group. Her cheerful disposition brings joy to her circle of intimate friends. MARJORIE HAMLIN Margie , a light-haired young lady, is an enthusiastic col- lector of rare buttons. Swimming, skating, and horseback riding also appeal to her. She has been active in school as a winner in a Current Events Contest, and as a faithful member of the Gold Bug staff. As to the future, Marjorie plans with the rod and rule in hand to teach kindergarten. CLASS 194-3 Nineteen

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GORDON HOWARD Gordon is a quiet young man. He is very much interested in photography and may some day become an expert in that field. In school Gordon is a loyal supporter of the Country Dance Club, but photography holds first place on his list of outside interests. Following it are bowling and swimming. After graduation Gordon hopes to enter the Army Air Corps. JOSEPHINE JAKIMKO i Her classmates are running Josie as a capable candidate for the Women's Marine Corps. From swinging a mean,' baseball bat to pounding the keys of a typewriter she is efficiency plus. Besides athletic events she enters the merrier things of life-dramatics and dancing. Her wide interests help to make her a IOOW American girl. HENRY JANTZ For his athletic ability, Henry is admired by the supporters of the football, basketball and baseball teams. Especially active in football, in his senior year Henry has been a member of the All Western Massachusetts Gridiron Honor Roll., He also is a Pro Merito member. This fact proves that Henry has excelled both in his studies and in athletics. DOROTHY JOYNER Modest and unobtrusive, Dottie seldom gives a hint of her real interest. Outside of school she chases through the meadows of her native Cummington hunting specimens for her bug', collection. This hobby of collecting butterflies and insects may be the forerunner of a career as an entomologist. Sketch- ing also appeals to Dottie, Teachers will remember her as a quiet, conscientious student. C L A S S 1 9 4 3 Twenty-One