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

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WILLIAM LASHWAY Here is about the blushingest boy we’ve seen. Bill can usually be seen driving a truck. Bill, who always has a smile on his face, joined the newly formed chair-caning club in his senior year. DONALD MAIA Don” is a champion athlete. He has played j football for three years and in his senior year he was chosen for the All Western Mass, team. He also has shown his ability as a basketball player. His plans for next year are not definite yet but may include the service. BERNICE JEAN MAIEWSKI Bernie”, the little girl who likes to polka, can’t be missed because of her lively, viva- cious ways. She is a helpful member of Pro Merito and next year plans to work at the U. of M. as a secretary. JOAN VIRGINIA MAJOR Soft-spoken Joanie” can be found drib- bling a basketball down the gym floor in the winter and brushing up on her crawl at the first hint of summer. She also has been a member of Band and Chorus for three years. Her future plans include becoming a hair- dresser. CHARLES MANNHEIM Charlie is one of the most outstanding athletes in A. H. S. Eor three years he has played football, basketball, and baseball. He has also been prominent in Student Council for three years. He was vice president and president of Hi-Y in his junior and senior years respeaively. After high school he plans to go to college and then become a teacher- coach. DORIS ELAINE MAR’TELL Here’s Dee”, another one of our future secretaries. She has belonged to Dramatic Club and was in the Inter-Class Plays and in the Junior Class Play. Dee” was also a faithful member of Tri-S and Chorus, and was busi- ness manager for the Graphic. 18

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BARBARA JEAN KELLEY Kelley” is the little rioteer of the class. Never a dull moment can be applied to her with complete conviction. During her career in Amherst High she has worn a path to the Art Building and established quite a reputa- tion through her cartoons. She has also been an outstanding member of the cheerleading squad for three years. This year she joined Chorus and we discovered she has musical talent too. After graduation she plans to go to Northampton Commercial College. JOANNE DORIS KILIKEWICH Meet one of our most talkative girls. Kel- ley” can be found ice skating, singing or playing the piano. She joined both Chorus and Pep Club in her senior year. Kelley” hopes to do secretarial work in the fumre. ELAINE RUTH KNIGHTLY Laine”, a little girl with a lot of pep, is the whiz of our gym classes. She likes sports and has been particularly prominent on the girls’ softball team for the last three years. She also joined Pep Club and Tri-S. Next year she will turn her talents to nursing at the Franklin County Hospital School of Nurs- ing. THOMAS KNIGHTLY Tom” is a quiet boy with a wonderful sense of humor. He likes sports and has played foot- ball all during his high school days. He has also been a member of Hi-Y, Fcx tball Club, and Rod and Gun Club. Next year we will lose Tom” to the navy. BARBARA ANNETTE KNOWLTON Barbara, the Margaret Chase of the class, was secretary-treasurer of the class when she was a freshman, and vice president as a junior. She was also our representative to Girls’ State. Besides this she has managed to find time to be editor of the Graphic this year and be a cheerleader for three years. Barbara is noted for her sweet smile and efficiency. Next year she will attend the U. of M. LOIS ANITA LANNON An artist of our class, Lois hopes to find a career in commercial art. For two years she has been admired as a cute, peppy cheer- leader. She was also a member of Tri-S, Chorus, Pep Club, and Dramatic Club. In her junior year she aaed in our interclass play and as a senior she went out for basketball.

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MARJORIE ANN McKEMMIE Look in a roller skating rink and you’ll find Margie . This hobby takes up most of her time right now. She has belonged to both Tri-S and Pep Club. Margie” is also going to Northampton Commercial College in hopes of becoming a secretary. EVELYN MAVIE MOLITORIES Evelyn is one of the class’ best commercial students. She has received several prizes in shorthand and bookkeeping. For two years she has lent a willing hand in Pro Merito activi- ties. Next year she will continue her studies at Northampton Commercial College. DAVID CANNING MONTAGUE A future U. of M. smdent, Monty” plans to major in chemistry. He was in Science Club for three years. He was elected vice president of the senior class and elected secretary of the Science Club. He was a member of Projection Club and of French Club. He participated in Chorus for three years and also belonged to Pep Club for the last two years. Monty” was a member of the Double Quartet and was on the swimming team for three years. MARION CAROLYN MOORE Marion is another girl A. H. S. will lose to Northampton Commercial College. In her senior year she joined Pep Club and Chorus. She enjoys and is enthusiastic about all her gym classes. She is also a good supporter of our teams and can be seen at almost all games. LOUIS JOHN MUSANTE The hand is quicker than the eye” makes one think of Louie and his magic. Aside from his magic most of his spare time is spent with his camera. He was vice president and presi- dent of the Projection Club in his junior and senior years respectively. His friends from Modern Problems Class will know his motto, Anything for an argument”. BARBARA CATHERINE NANARTONIS Barb ”, whose beautiful blond hair is the envy of all the girls, was another one of our active girls. She was a member of Band, Or- chestra, and Pep Band. To show her athletic ability she has played basketball and softball. She joined Pep Club, was a Graphic typist and a member of the Goldbug Staff. Barb” is going to Northampton Commercial College along with many of her friends. 19