Arms Academy - Student Yearbook (Shelburne Falls, MA)

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AUSTIN ANDREW LEISE Bunny Heath October 12. 1920 Will: :ill applitirict-1: cmd mourn: to lwuol Leise is an ardent advocate of the shop and looks natural in a pair of overalls. Inciden- tally we hear he sometimes has a good deal of trouble locating these same overalls. Shop: . RICHARD NUTION LOVERING Richie Dick Buckland September 1. 1920 'l'rw lmnl tlm Wc:::lvru pwitlv rldllt tltrmlcili tllo mit:-:Q ol wt-tiltl: l time my way II1 my llatlf-1 cm' ' Dick wears his clothes well. drives a nice car. and- we know he is interested in Shelburne. Dick's efforts as stage manager for the senior play helped to make it a suc- cess. General: SHIRLEY EVELYN LOWELL Shirl Buckland February 8. 1921 l'x'1tnm::ll1p le: love wmtlmmxt lure wmtis ' Life began to sparkle when Shirl was a sophomore. Shirl is the girl who gives those excellent monologues we all like to listen to. Her voice is a Rerfect mirror of the sub- ject s e's enlarging upon. We hope she lifts it as successfully in the future. College Preparatory: Student Council Secretary 3: A.A.S.A. Representative to Student Coun- 3: Class Basketball 3: lunior Varsity 4: Class Secretary 2: French Club 2. 3, 4: Student Board 2. 3: All the Rivers 3: Latin Club 1. DORIS ELAINE LYMAN UDDI.. Shelburne October 4. 1921 ln society she has grace When it comes to pep. no one can outdo Doris. for no matter what's going on. wheth- er it be a football game or a committee meeting. she is al- ways there. Dot is planning to go to Bates. and we are sure she will be a success in what- ever field she may enter. We still don't believe that Dot will be an old maid. although she portrayed one very effec- tively in the senior play. College Preparatory: Class Basketball 1: Iunior Varsity 2. 3: Varsity 4: Library 3, 4: Reading Room 2: Chorus 1: French Club 2. 3. 4: Debating Club 4: Cheer Leader 4: Stu- dent Board 2. 3. 4: Latin Club 1: Skidding 4. .I i I' PATRICK MARTIN MANNING Pat Conway April 24. 1920 Humor clrlvctli cart: away Pat came to the class of 1938 in his sophomore year from Deerfield High. He has a ready humor and always has an an- swer for everything. His fav- orite pastime is hunting. and a good hunter he is. too. Agriculture: Future Farmers Club 4. ALLEN CRAMER MARCH Manager Shelburne April 26. 1921 For games Contc1ctAllon March, 20 Mechanic Street. Manager. as the name im- plies. has managed about every sport at Arms. His capability in this line is well known. Where would the Congos have been without him? Since he is equally gifted as a reporter. his ambition and perseverance should get him places. General: Assistant Manager Basketball 1. 2. 3: Manager Class Basketball 4: Assistant Manager Track 1: Library 4: Commercial Club 3: Art 1. Page Seventeen

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. gig .J ri 7 .J .lf V I X , .X J ANNA HARRIS Ann Conway November 26. l92U Anti Ifmfytitnr, lr-f1rritolfr1m1fl::, :nrt 'rr-ntlmir-:asa In lvwiit fit prince Ann is our plucky. smiling basketball guard: her good na- ture is an asset rather than a drawback in her kind ol bas- ketball. She's a line. steady worker and. rarer still. a true Iriend. We wish there were many more like her. Commercial: Class Basketball I: Varsity 2, 3. 4: Chorus 2: Student Board 3. 4: Art l. ROSWELI. G. HEBARD Halilax April 26. l922 lin :ztlont ririfl milf- Roswell is a retiring sort ol lollow who rarely talks unless called upon. but when he does speak. he generally knows what he is talking about. Al- though he has had had luck with illness. Roswell has car- ried on with characteristic per- severance. College Preparatory: French Club 2. 'ol ttf! MARION ELINOR IENKINS Shelburne September 24. l92U ' liflllttltll 1:4 itrtposstlvln to ri willing lioart Marion has the interest ol a certain senior. In school lile she is olten seen with Lila but outside ol school-well. who knows? Marion used to wear the floor out going into the Reading Room. but now she finds the Main Room more con- ducive to study. Commercial: Class Basketball l. 3. 4. Page Sixteen I f ' w Q' off ALLAN HARRIS KELTON ..Bud,. aloe.. Shelburne Iune 24. l92l I rim not only witty tri myfzvlt but the cause- that wit 1:1 in other mf-ri Bud came to Arms Irom Smith Academy in his sopho- more year. A typical member ol the prep class, Bud's always ready lor lun. and his antics in study hall are appre- ciated by all-except the teach- erst College Preparatory: Student Council 4: Class Basketball 2: Track 3: Football 3: French Club 2. 3. 4: All the Rivers 3. A ' x a ' r- 'x HUGH BANE LAIDLEY Tex Conway December IB. l9l9 A merry ltr-firt mrikr-tli ti cttoertul couritormrtct- ' Tex is a rather quiet chap until one gets to know him. He has a dry humor and hidden wit all his own. He has been a member ol the Agriculture judging team all tour ol his years at Arms. Agriculture: Future Farmers gliabdfl: Agriculture ludging I. X y' K QV BERT ERROLD LEE Leemus Shelburne lune 20. I92l Bri not prmitqtil ot your nun ions lost by stifirtnq tltom wttlt Others you be lclt without ' l.eemus is one ol those nice-looking blonde boys who looks as il he knew something mysterious that he won't tell. Needless to say, some ol the girls have been disappointed because he's bashlul. General: Art I. 2. 4.

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ARTHUR IOHNSON MARCH Bill Shelburne December 31. 1920 'With greasy aprons, rules, .intl haxnmers Bill is another ol our an- gels with dirty laces. We sometimes wonder how he ac- complishes so much in Shop. Arthur was a hard-working member ol the backstage crew ol the senior play. Shop: Class Basketball l. 2, 4: Varsity 3: Student Council l. 'a x RUBY P ARIQXMRRTIN Shorty Shelburne September 23. 1921 'li'-r mirth the world required Shr- luritlmfl ll tn stmllcs Ol Glaze A iewel ol a girl is Ruby ol the sparkling brown eyes and ready smile. She may seem naive and young. but it's only lair to warn you that she's an accomplished actress leven though she hasn't yet acquired the artistic temperamentl. General: Chorus 1, 2. 3: Iunior Prize Speaking 3: All the Riv- ers 3: Skidding 4. ' MARY CAROL MCQUADE Shelburne lanuary 22, l922 Wl1or1lr1sl1vyus arf- Sllllllllfl Sure lt s like a mom in Spring, Carol's a rebel. She doesn't like poetry: in lact. lt's sillyl she declares. That alone proves she's not a romanticist. ll you need any more prool, just listen to her explanations ol some ol the most beautilul poems ol the English language. Take a look at her. She doesn't look aggressive. does she? But she's been mighty good at managing those red-blooded basketball lasses ol ours. College Preparatory: Class Basketball l. 2. 3, 4: Manager lunior Varsity 3: Manager Var- sity 4: Library 3. 4: Class Sec- retary 3: French Club 2. 3, 4: Debating Club 4: Pro Merito: Student Board 2. 3: Latin Club l: Art l. Page Eighteen WILLIAM IOSEPH MEYERS Red Bill Buckland Iune 19. l92l Hts is a big and manly voice ll class basketball games could be won by arguing. Red would surely win them. He s been la hard working and hqfd Gfgumg player lar lou: years. ll you see a thatch ol lamxng red hair up to some mischief in Main Room. it's sure to be Bill. He likes to jouy. hey-to Greenfield to see the movies. General: Class Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: French Club 2. 3. 4: Latin Club l. J'-j,,y,lK f.k 1 GRETCHEN MIRICK Mike Buckland December 23, l92U Too lair to love Too C'llVll'l8 to worship Gretchen is one ol our hoop- Sters. and also a lirst-class cheer leader. She has worked hard on the school paper for 'WO YBGIS and deserves a great deal ol credit. We all admin her for her lriendly and happy. go-lucky way, Commercial: A.A.S.A. S t 4: Class Basketball lfclriiszx Varsity 2: Varsity 3. 4: Class Vice President 2: Commercial Club 3: Pro Merito: Cheer Leader 3, 4: Student Board 3. 4: The Sow's Ear 2. 'QIQQZZ PHYLLIS IRENE OATES ' 'Phil Shelburne October l7. l92l The power ol music all our hearts allow ' Phil has been a necessity lh school. lor she is always on the pob when a pianist is need- ed. She has a long walk to come to school. but she is al- ways here. Phil has an in- terest outside ol school which she considers quite important. General: Reading Room 3, 4: Chorus 4: Orchestra 4: All the Rivers 3.