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

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DAVID LELAND Dave is an active, capable member of our class. He is a member of the Trailblazers' Club and the band. He has served as president of the Hi-Y. Dave is always ready to lend a hand in arranging social functions. He has been a constant winner of 4-H prizes and belongs to the Production Unit of the Victory Corps. JEANNE LINDSEY Jeanne is one of the most active members of the class. As a member of Mr. Morton's English class, she has shown much creative ability. She has taken part in operettas and class plays, she is also the capable Business Manager of the Gold Bug. On top of all this, Jeanne has found time to earn Pro Merito membership. JOHN MAC LEOD John MacLeod has been a prominent member of the class. Tall, dark and handsome, he has been outstanding in social gatherings as well as in the classroom. He has been a Pro Merito member and an active participant in football, hockey, tennis, skating, and skiing. He has been a Student Corps cap- tain, President of the Student Council, member of the Hi-Y and Trailblazers' Club. LENA MADDEN Lena is our leading lady. Whether it is the grease paint or a stirring drama that fascinates her is hard to say, but the result achieved is worthy of a thousand BraVoQg'.g Definitely not of a one-track mind, she can gallop through a rough game of soccer with the best. Hers is a vitality that many may envy. C L A S S 1 9 4- 3 Twenty-Three

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IRFNE KAVANAUGH lrene's modesty makes a detailed account of her scholastic attainments impossible. It's sufficient to ,say that she is salutatorian of her class. The Graphic has counted Irene as a faithful contributor. One of her outstanding services to her class has been that of Gold Bug editor. Few can ap- preciate the difiicult and often discouraging task she has accomplished so well. AGNES KAZIMERAITIS Agnes has been a member of'the Graphic staff for the last two years. Since she is an excellent typist, her assistance has been invaluable in speeding the Graphic to press. Although Agnes has taken a business course in high school, after gradua- tion she would like to attain her life-long ambition by be- coming a hairdresser and beautician. MARGARET KENNEDY As her hobbies, skiing and swimming, indicate, Peggy is interested in athletics. During her high school career, she has been a member of the Outing Club. Peggy has belonged also to the Dramatics Club. The subject which fascinated her most, however, is interior decorating. She hopes to continue her study of things artistic at Vesper George Art School in Boston. DAVID LAUDER The school bulletin board has often borne witness to Scot- tie's artistic skill for he has made the posters for dances and basketball games. He is a member of the basketball team and of the Sea Group of the Victory Corps. Scottie is a fine prospect for the Navy and will carry the good wishes of all his classmates with him. Twenty-Two THE GOLD BUG

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WALT MAISNER Generally speaking, Walt gets around in the sports world. When fall rolls around, he becomes a football hero. The win- ter headlines tell of his magic skiing, spring baseball reviews list him as a good prospect . Huntin' and fishin' are other Maisner excuses for getting away from scholastic grinding. But an asset in any one's world is Walt's cool, even temper. EVELYN MANCHESTER Evelyn is a very likable member of our class. She has devoted much of her school time to such subjects as typing, short- hand and business training. I-Ier spare time is divided between her work at McLellan's and her correspondence with her husband, one of Uncle Sam's fliers. Her quiet, pleasant and industrious nature has won for Evelyn many friends. BEATRICE MARTIN Beatrice is a girl whose interests tend towards shorthand and typing. She expects to find a job immediately after gradua- tion. Even during her school years Beatrice has been very busy with part-time work. As a special activity in school she chose the Dramatics Club. She is industrious and well liked by her acquaintances. Beatrice is bound to go places. LOUISE MARTIN This girl entered into the full swing of Amherst High in the fall of 1942. In her short time here, she has adapted her- self quite successfully to the regular pace . Her immediate interest in sending Graphics to the service men has been wel- comed by all, especially by Miss Weeks. Any one who needs a helping hand will always find Louise agreeably competent. Twenty-Four T H E Q 0 L D B U G