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

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5. HELEN BLANCHE WYSOCKI FW, ' ggi' - . l , iw! Q.. 'la Most popular boy Most popular girl Best looking boy Best looking girl Cutest boy Cutest girl YVhdsYVho Boy who has done most for A. H. S. Girl who has done most for A. H. S. Most respected boy 'Most respected girl Most all-around boy Most all-around girl Best mannered boy Best mannered girl Best dressed boy Best dressed girl Most studious boy Most studious girl Boy most likely to succeed Girl most likely to succeed Best mixer - boy Best mixer - girl Quietest boy Quietest girl Wittiest boy Wittiest girl Smoothest dancer - boy Smoothest dancer - girl Class writer , Class vocalist Helen Future Plans: Undecided. Activities: Graphic, 33 Pro Merito, 2, 35 French Club, 23 Tri-S, 1,2,33 Chorus, l,2. Dick Swift Anne McKeeman John Bickford Winifred Cornelius Walt Kinder Norma Davis Walt Cutler Dorothy Ann Blundell Phil Mitchell Anne Wysocki Giff Stutzman Anne McKeeman Phil Mitchell Dorothy Ann Blundell John Bickford Norma Davis Dwight Damon Margaret Barry Dwight Damon Amanda Rogers Dick Swift Janet Stoughton Don Wheeler Marilyn Bailey Bob Mannett Florence Holden Dick Swift Winifred Cornelius Bob Barrett Cynthia Childs Q llJl..1I.1X..il..AX..4!.4l...4i.l.. 0 0 VDO! Uv 000001 r 5 W0 f'fF i '. N-u nnnnnnnn CL Ci ff ff F4 P Class artist Class dude Page Iwenly-six Bob Joy Win Jarvis .fin ta rf

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CLASS WILL Harvey Allen leaves a wad of gum under his desk in room 6 for Phyllis Davenport. Helen Ames leaves her quiet ways to Pete French. Ruth Avery leaves straightway for Mount Hermon. Vera Bacon leaves her eloquent oratory abilities to Dorothy Webb. Marilyn Bailey leaves her booming voice to Les Cromack. Bob Barrett leaves three unsigned report cards at home and is currently planning to spend the next week in detention. Margaret Barry leaves her love for disecting frogs to Kathleen Clifford. John Bickford leaves for Pennsylvania to meet a certain young lady. Barbara Blair leaves chasing a reluctant man. Dorothy Blundell and Amanda Rogers leave the slide rule project to Mr. Oliver - in hopes that it will be finished. Henry Boulanger leaves his flamboyant French manner and mighty biceps to Dick Markuson. Joan Bridges leaves her art of beating the last morning bell to Jack Sadowski. Cynthia Childs leaves her high soprano voice to Bob Daley. Doris Clark leaves Mr. Connolly to find someone else to argue with. Barbara Cobbs leaves her knack for getting a pass from Pop to Ralph Hummel. Fritz Cornelius leaves her artistic abilities to Joe Symkowicz. Walt Cutler leaves someone in the Junior class with a broken heart. Dwight Damon leaves his ability to lose a debate to Link Potter. Norma Davis, Carol Hawthorne, and Mary Dorsey leave to organize a new five and ten corporation. Dolly Drake leaves her first name to Maribel Jansen. Pauline Eddy leaves to the strains of the Wedding March. Walt Feldman leaves his five o'clock shadow to Frank Hayes. Kathy Flebut leaves only to DUB-ble back to Pelham. Oliver Flint leaves his highly refined vocabulary to Steve Sullivan. Thomas Gallagher leaves his one lock of curley hair to Mr. Swift. Helen Garvey and Florence Holden leave Miss Foley ready for a nervous breakdown. Vinnie Giannetti leaves his new 1949 Ford to Norm Brown. CPlease, Norm - don't paint those pretty green fenders yellow !j Carol Govers leaves her giggle to Bill Joy. Marshall Gustin leaves five greasy wrenches to Janet Weaver. Mary Hart leaves to take over her father's position on the Amherst Police Force. Bessie Hawley leaves her conversational qualities to Bill Cole. Bob Hawley leaves his shy smile to Charles Malinoski. Ed Horst leaves his fillibustering in Chem class to Norman Cole. Phil Jacque leaves a clean slate for his twin brothers to take over. Shirley Jacque leaves her extra bobby pins to Edek Waskiewicz so he can keep that wave in place. Win Jarvis leaves his over-abundance of F LASHY neckties to F. M. Thompson and Son. Roy Johnson leaves a lot of broken films and cameras for future projectionists to fix. Bob Joy leaves with Ann Crossman not far behind. fYou'll catch up to him yet, Annlj Stan Kielbasa, after fixing Mr. Moore's car, leaves him his Olds, Walt Kinder leaves Mr. Connolly swamped with newspaper clippings. Page iwenly-eigh!