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

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X V. JEAN ELIZABETH BIRGE Jeanne is often heard repeating her familiar expression, m-m-m, boy. During her high school days she took part in intramurals and was a member of Games Club. Her favorite hobbies are skating, roller and ice, basketball, and motorcycle riding. Jeanne's future work is undecided. EUGENE H. BOULANGER Here's Bumsey , one of our greatest all-round men. Bumsey,' has been very active in sports since his freshman year, for during the past three years he has been an important member of the basketball team and a star on the football squad. He has also taken part in school activities including Games, Sports, and the Rod and Gun Club. Bumsey carries his enthusiasm for sportsmanship in and out of school, and is popular with everyone. Work sums up his plans DELORES MAY BROWN for the future. WILLIAM BOYNTON Bill, a hunter and fisherman at heart, was a devotee of auto mech- anics and che-mistry in A. H. S. A supporter- of Games and Sports clubs, during his junior year, he is optimistic but undecided about the future. PATRICIA JANE BROWN Laurie , a sportswoman to the core, considers all sports, music, and dancing her hobbies. She participated in intramurals,'took part in Tri-S for three years, and pep club for two. She played on the girls' softball team during her first two years in A. H. S. and made the girls' varsity basketball squad as a senior. In the future she hopes to attend nursing school and become a registered nurse. Oh, nuts! says Pat, a singer of high caliber. Here is music, heart and soul, a three time member of chorus and a soloist of no mean repute. She plans to further her interest along this line by studying music at Boston University. Sixteen l , azdlf' clafzcafi ,ook 91,0 and Sem-I the Ona . 1,55 Il if thC 5: as 2 flesh Student l Gold BQ siil' of if his goal' .img glial l auto failing wrist' Al' home econ' anytlllngw 5 Gln men ' com year juni seni in l fut gar !!Bob,: active Club his flj and f foun. . for i

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GLENN EDWARD BENNETT Q fa. lfts Yet 'WS be Phe was if yeirs e latter PePPY retary. rkerball junior. ln her plans ed ies urs ed of ' als of part in A fresh- ,3 yeilfss belong eg fills: Vounclli .r year. ab0Ut nd he he IRENE ROSILING BARSCHENSKI Don't be like that! identifies Be Be , who is interested in dancing, sports, and collecting photographs. She took part in intramurals throughout high school. Being a typist for the Gold Bug illustrates her wish to do secretarial work in the future, but the ring on her left hand says she has other plans too. WILLIAM BATES l Bill QClarabellej , known by his What's that Prove? has been a three year participant in Games Club and was a member of Pro Merito while a senior. He classifies his hobbies as rabbit and pigeon raising, but woodworking and model railroading have also held his interest, and in line with the latter he plans to attend a trade school and become an auto mechanic or an electrician. Jo ANN BELL Jon rates the special honor of being the only girl in the Math IV class this year-quite a distinction. Tri-S, Pep Club, and French Club helped to keep her occupied throughout her A. H. S. days, particularly the last which benefited by her services as secretary her 'unior and senior ears Partici ating in chorus for two during J y - P years and in Dramatics Club for one, she was also on the Gold Bug staff. Her interests are along the lines of Extension Service and social work, and she plans to further them at the U. of M. Glenn, commonly known to his friends as Bassettm QFoo!j, was president of Pro Merito and Co-Editor of the Gold Bug during his senior year. Taking an active part in band and pep band all through high school, he was student director of the band and leader of the pep band in his last year. He also participated in chorus and orches- tra during his freshman and junior years and Science Club in his first year. He was a stage and a sound hand for the junior class and inter-class plays. Being interested in electronics Qand musicj Glenn plans to study electrical engineering. DOROTHY JACQUELINE BEVILLE ujackiei' is another future secretary. Although quiet and shy, she has gained recognition for her secretarial ability. Her favorite classes in high school were, wouldnit you know it, shorthand and typing. Jackie's favorite hobbies include piano playing and sewing. Fifteen he f , e .

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u a m,m . 'TD murals, anti II? e S future s !QBumgeyJJ has for during the f the basketball D takenfPart in RPd add Gun nship in ?nd out HS UP h1S plans ito medh- ,nd Sports Jed about fts, music, Wd ,'took paff 112 .d on the g11'l5 and made the t re she hopes 0 isici heart no 1116211 stlldymg STEVEN ALEXANDER BROWN Zeek! , You've had it!',, and Don't panic! insists this verbose character. Automobiles are his passion. In his freshman year Steve took part in band, pep band, and Science Club, during his junior and senior years he was vice-president and president respectively of the Outing Club. An active participant in Dramatics Club during his last two years and vice-president while a senior, Steve also worked on the stage for the junior and inter-class plays. He sang in chorus as a freshman and again as a senior. He was a consistent member of Student Council, being vice-president as a senior, and worked on the Gold Bug this year. In the future he plans on attending the Univer- sity of Massachusetts with automotive and aeronautical engineering his goal. EVELYN GLADYS CAPEN Dig that crazy mixed-up kid! Remember Tootsie ? Here is an auto racing fan and a three year supporter of Tri-S, also a Gold Bug typist. Although undecided about the future, she has an interest in home economics, she says, and if the stone on her left hand means anything, she may soon be applying that interest. DOROTHY LOUISE COLBY Glad to meet youg I,m 'Doby' is this gal's reply to anyones mentioning that he is cold, ill, or tired. As a matter of fact, that comment is -heard 'quite often from this wellftraveled lass. Three years participation in French Club and Pep Club plus freshman and junior years in Tri-S have not left a mark on her. Her junior and senior years were also devoted to the Outing Club and Graphic, and in her last year she was faculty editor for the Gold Bug. In the future DobyH sees the University of Colorado and then kinder- garten teaching. ROBERT FREDERICK COMINGS t'Bob,', who very seriously states, I taught I taw a puddy tatv, took active part in intramurals as a freshman and in the .Projectionist Club all three years, being elected president in his senior year. During his Hrst two years of high school, he participated in Sports Club and Games Club and played on the baseball team. As a senior he found time for the Rod and Gun Club and also served as an ad man for the Gold Bug. JEAN COOKE Known for her quiet efhciency, Jeannie was business manager for the Graphic and a member of chorus for two years. A three year member of Tri-S and Pep Club, she also participated in Dramatics Club as a freshman. Jeannie includes sports, television, and movies among her outside interests, and, although not absolutely certain about the future, she thinks she will be in the secretarial field. Seventeen