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

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JOYCE IRENE XVILLIAMS Josiaiaii ZIDIK .K as sf ,vw f- R- 'X Y sf , . ,f ff 5 as ff .X sf , 1 is TSW? f 'Ns 1 1 V a 2 ELSIE L. WHEELER An animated, active girl, Buttons can be found rollerskating in her spare time, and giving out with her well known expression I'll clue yaf, She was a member of Tri-S and Pep Club throughout her years at high school and participated in French Club activities for two years. She was on the Gold Bug ad staff in her senior year. Her future plans include college and then instructing in home economics. RUTH ELIZABETH WHITE Ruthie , a rollerskating enthusiast, is the pal of Elsie. A loyal team supporter, she belonged to Pep Club for two years. She has been active in Tri-S activities since her freshman year, and was a member of the Gold Bug ad staff as a senior. Since she has a liking for ofhce work, Ruthie,' intends to go to Northampton Commercial College after graduation. Joycie is interested in bookkeeping and auto racing, a rather strange combination for a girl. She also likes sports and typing. Joycie,, was a typist for the Gold Bug in her senior year. She is undecided as to what she wants to do in the future. VICTOR ALBERT WOLEKIKO A prominent athlete, Vic was a regular on the baseball and basket- ball teams for three years. He belonged to Sports Club for three years and was a member of Student Council for his Hrst two. Vic's future plans are as yet indeHnite. Presenting the boy with the wavy black hair! joe is interested in sports and was a member of Sports Club for three years and partici- pated in intramurals for a similar period. For two years Joe wz1S a member of Games Club and belonged to Wood Working Club for a year. After graduation Joe would like to either drive trucks or work in television. Twenty-eight V

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First Row: M. Hodgkins, R. Goralski, D. Carpenter, J. Bandalevich, B. Allery, H. Bateman. G. Cleveland L. Frost. Second Row: D. Hatt, L. Dickinson, E. Harvey, J. Brown, J. Fitts, J. Fitts, P. A'Hern, G. Clark J. Coyne. Third Row: J. Grandonico, F. Engerman, T. Banks, E. Darling, R. Conklin, H. Hobart, P Barden, B. Doherty, R. Coyne. Absent: M. Doktor. Clan of 55 The juniors have proven enthusiastic members of Amherst High. In September they sponsored the tra- ditional welcome back assembly. A cake auction was held in November with cakes made by faculty mem- bers and bid in by students. Next was the Bermuda Show which the juniors co-sponsored with the seniors. Another traditional event was their class play. This year they produced l'Outward Bound . Cn April 14th a feature length movie was pre- sented under their sponsorship. Among their projects the juniors will conduct the - senior Reception in the spring. This class has participated actively in sports, as well as in most other school affairs. They have been par- ticularly oustanding in music with two of their members chosen for the traveling shows visiting serv- ice organizations in Bermuda and abroad. Thirty