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

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LILLY JANE ' - ' l her lashes and looked up at the boys in a sweet, innocent way, She loxxeret . . . Her eves looked grateful as she tried to open her mouth to say something, but ngt vorl came. U M .1 N aifomc ony., Said Joe to Bill in an undertone, Better let her eat. alone. Then louder Well, we'll be back, Lil old gal. And closing the door, they, quietly went our, Gully she's perty, Bill. Did you notice her eyes and eye lashes? ' --Bm. what eyes! And didja notice her feet? Yes ma'am, them was neat, and u . ' 71 didn notice how She walked? Just like a queen, or a bathing beautyl. Yes, even though she came all the way from Georgia, shes just as fresh as 3 daisy. You say her name is Lilly Jane Summerfield? 'Yup, Lilly Jane Summerfield. Sounds like a movie actress, doesn't it? Betcha she could be, with a little training. She could enter a contest at the fair at least. Wonder if she'll Calf her supper rightf' Back there, she was eating in a tired way, leaning forward with her face almost in her supper. Tears streamed down her soft cheeks. Then she suddenly coughed. Her graceful body shook convulsively. Finally, she stopped and looked around. 1 lt really isn't so bad, she thought. The boys are nice and they'll be good to me. They keep house quite well, and I can help, perhaps. The place is small, but it's neat and real pretty. Gee, that's kind of them! A comb and brushes with cute little red handles for me! She leaned out through the open window, saw a gently sloping meadow, and smelled the sweetness in the air. She sighed again. But what attracted her attention then was the bed. She felt it. Nice and soft. Just like the one I had down in Georgia. She sniffed, and suddenly sank into it. tired and homesick. Then the boys came back. Hi ya, Lil. D'ya know what? You're going to be entered in a beauty contest. She lifted her head with a jerk and said, No-O. Aw, Gee,', said Joe kneeling down and putting his arms about her, she's feeling tired, but I betcha there wunt be a prettier Junior Jersey heifer at the show than our sweet lil Lilly cow. THYRZA BARTON '38 W-A-H-S I Ladies and gentlemen, this is Station WAHS broadcasting the opening game in' the new gymnasium of the Amherst High School. The first half of the game, Stwlstn Hopkins and Amherst, has just ended, the score is eleven to three, with the YOP insyflufnfef 011 fOp. Incidentally, Hopkins is the Hampshire League crown defender. gooujmlcc lust been hearlng the Amherst High School Band playing one of John .Q usa s amous marches. For a few moments now, I shall let you listen in on the L0m'f,r5at'On,Of 3 graduate. of Amherst High and one of the students. Haven tuwe a beautiful gymnasium now, Jim? ' Looks mighty good to me, Don. This sure is a great floor to play on. When I xx ent to school here the h dl l 1 the spectators. It's too ba you did. S f 1 , . me School Iain locker and shower rooms. And, besides, the new gym prov1d6S u ree new class rooms. Upstairs we have a large and pleasant music h. ' 1 2 1 mth 3 neu P13U0- Ill bet the fun the music clubs have in this hall is worth twice the m0I'1eV it cost. I'll bet so, too, Ladies and gentlemen th t last h . , i 6 Wo teams are returning to the floor to fight out the lf f h . thmuih oh t 15 OPSITIUS game- Ted Husing will broadcast the remainder of the game, D t e courtesy of Station WAHS. Take it away, Tedp, a Sym Was ar y arge enough for a basketball court, let a one d you arenit 3 little Younger, Jim. We have many more things than E. ROGER SMART-

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