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

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ALICE MARIE HEIDRICH NANCY JEAN HANKS Where there's Nancy there's usually a minor riot. Full of fun and always ready for an argument, Nancy has been a member of Pep Club and Tri-S for three years, being elected secretary of the latter in her freshman year. In her senior year she was a typist for the Graphic. Roller skating, movies, and television occupy most of her free time. Nancy isn't sure what she will do after high school, HERBERT E. HOLDEN, JR. AIU is one of the leaders of the school and the idea girl of her class. In her junior year she originated and presided over the very popular Guting Club. As a senior she become the editor of the Graphic of which she was assistant editor the year before. In her freshman year Al', kept the records of the class of ,54 as its secretary. For three years Alice has been an active member of Tri-S and in her junior year she belonged to the Pep Club. A future of nursing awaits Al and after graduation she will begin training at the Cooley Dickinson Hospital School of Nursing. Herb is best known for his ability on the football field where he played center all three years of high school. Following up his interest in sports Herb', was a member of Sports Club for three years an-d in his senior year belonged to the Football Club. He was secretary- treasurer of Rod and Gun Club to which he belonged for two years. Herb', is undecided about his immediate future but eventually plans on millwork. ELEANOR MARJCRIE HUNT X ROBERT HOLT One of our sports fans, Skeeter was a member of Sports Club for three years, serving as program chairman, and was a member of Rod and Gu'nQ Club his Hrst two years. He played basketball in his fresh- man and junior years and baseball for his last two years. Hunting and Hshing rank tops as his outside hobbies. Skeeter', planS 'CO attend Springfield Trade School and then become a draftsman for either General Electric or Springfield Armory. Ellien is envied by all the girls for her beautiful red hair. Pleasant and likeable, Ellie was a member of Tri-S and Pep Club for three years. Her other activities included chorus and Dramatics Club in her first two years and tennis in her junior and senior years. As 21 senior Ellie was a typist for the Gold Bug. Although she iS1'1,t sure of her future, she would like to enter the field of beauty culture after attending Springfield Trade School. Twenty Whe Doi for 1 yen 1 Is I dyna who 3 ITN Ma stud

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HENRY GLAZIER 0 future, C. F Wpical of lon t0 main. ag to Games Fed in Swim. Play, The HY of Dra- lagfff of the 0 S0me kind dance, was a mol and :o be a vio11SlY at' lber of the rbls mam , on to the no teacher' jbies. other ,ami 11001, LEON L. DICKINSON Lee has been active in all the dramatic events put on by his class since ninth grade. As a junior he took part in the class three act play and in the one act play for the inter-class contest. He was a member of Dramatics Club in his senior year. For the last two years of high school Lee was a member of the Outing Club and in his senior year he served on the Graphic staff. He was on the swimming team for two years. Lee plans to attend the University of Massa- chusetts. RGBERT JOSEPH GARVEY iGarv , one ofthe outstanding athletes of our class, played basket- ball and baseball for three years and football in his senior year. He was a member of Sports Club for three years, and of the Amherst Athletic Association in his last year. Garv , a politician at heart, was class president in his junior year and vice-president as a senior. He was also a representative in Student Council in his final year and sports editor of the Gold Bug. Springfield College is the school of his choice, after which he hopes to help uphold the law as a state trooper. RICHARD C. GILGUT Dick', entered Amherst from Waltham High in his junior year. Immediately getting into the swing of things, he participated in both basketball and baseball as a junior and a senior, and also football while a senior. His interest in sports led him into Sports Club as an activity. Dick,, lists girls as his favorite interest and anyone can testify to his qualifications. His next conquests will take place at the University of Massachusetts. Cars and sports his main interests, Benn can al-ways be counted on to argue about them, or anything else. He has, for threeyears, been active in baseball, intramurals, and he played basketball in his fresh- man year. As a freshman and junior he was a member of both Sports Club and Games Club. After high school Ben plans to attend the University of Massachusetts. JACK GOODELL jack has been a staunch supporter of band and chorus for three years and played bass drum for the Pep Band as a senior. While a junior he held the title role in the one act class play. Being Very interested in science, Jack participated in Science Club for a year and a half. The University of Massachusetts will take care of his next four years, but eventually he hopes to become a research worker for Du Pont. Nineteen

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DONALD J JACQUE MARTIN A OY RICHARD J. KAMENSKY fi? End C a ep 01' 1 0 ercass rl' P0P11lar t e GraPl1ic of ' freshman year my' F0ftl1ree ll 111 her junior ng HWaits A1 oley Dickinson where he s interest 'ears and zcretary- vo years. 'entually arts Club f0f :mlJ61' of Rod in his fresh' rs. Hunting ern Plans I0 raffSm3n for ljegsinr ,f three In As 2 .e isnit .ulfure MARY RITA JACKSON Mary has been a faithful member of Tri-S for three years.and Pep Club her first two years Mary s favorite class at A H S is typmg and she has made good use of her ability by becoming a typlst fOr the Graphic and the Gold Bug while a senior Northampton Com- mercial School wrll be her destination after high school and then Mary plans to work as a typist Whenever Don is around there's sure to be something going on. Don has been a member of Rod and Gun Club and Sports Club for two years. His outside interests include flytying, but Don is yet uncertain about the future. DOUGLAS JACQUE Dough is heard coming forth with a noisy yea in reply to any statement. He can often be found at his favorite pastimes: fishing, hunting, and trapping, but like his twin brother Donald, Doug is undecided about the future. - I Is that right? Yes, it is! This is Bode, one of the human dynamos at Amherst High, a very distinguished three letter man who added a lot to any game. In keeping with such a record he was a member of Sports Club and Football Club all during high school. Marty will be remembered for his steady line of chatter and his study halls. His future is yet undecided. Fiddle Sticks seems to be an odd expression for Dick, one of the leaders of the class of '54, Dick started his I vlitical career as a junior when he was vice-president of Student Council and treasurer of his class. As a junior Dick,' was treasurer of the Cuting Club and manager of the baseball team. In his senior year he was circula- tion manager of the Graphic, drum major of the band, a member of Pep Club and Pro Merito, and was on the Gold Bug ad staff. He was secretary to the Western Massachusetts state convention of Pro Merito societies. i'Dick is interested in dancing and bookkeeping, and plans to be an accountant after attending the University of Massachusetts. Twenty-one ' ' - E- ' 1-' Q- fs'. '1?-1 51?-i 'T11jf 7 'lefQf5ff'-j V-f-gif,-fl:-.na-:gas-,ra- . ,5a,1ci.3... .15 2.-Ein 'ggi-ag ' .. .a 341:--nr'-11:-..a.nf2n.n1i:-31141:-4-fn-, '-'..Lr.-- .::f,2'.j.1..' 11 7 4g.g,.f:tg-.,5,,-,,,g:gcg , g,:..,,j,,1-