Amherst Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Amherst, NY)

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,...-1.---- Y is 2 SENIOR PUBLICATION OF THE CLASS OF 1956

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FOREWORD An integral part of each person's life is memories: the big things such . l ' ' ' as tie prom and the ball and little 1HC1ClCI1ES which ' ' are insig- nihcant to all but ourselves. Xvhen we think back upon our hi h 3 school days, we will remember our classes teachers and friends' et 1 1 Y the little things, passed by in our daily rush are also a part of Am- h .4 . . erst. The lone pan of overshoes left in the stacks, the fire alarm boxes and th S ' ' ' , e tudent C0llHC1l bulletin board all exemplify life at Amherst. Shared by students and faculty alike, these things make one building different from another. To those who know it Amherst is more th , an an empty shell di- vided into classrooms. It means knowled 'e, friendshi , 'o and dis- 8 P l Y appointment, victory and defeat. It is a period of our life 111 which we have matured and formed ideals which should never be com- promised. Through illustration and photographs, we have endeavored to portray familiar scenes about Amherst: scenes typical during the school da and after 3: 15, and all the thin s which make our life at Y S Amherst. il? , I ' . - H as-fa ' ' ,... , L . ui? - '-1 id I . 15. 6 -,f.'g'v.- V- g ...... f -'E FS ' 5, asa feufi 5 fa '23 1 ' lf ' '. r f f f 'l ,f - .va4.35- , ul .- 32' -H' an f zz skill 5 -AM V fi ' 1 1 ...5 :.-. ,. ' bac awp., ,-3, I 4 2 .f 0 'ef-,--Mig Q I:.5:,gv?,, ,. . pap? V' Q ' l ' if feuilgfg . G raf 4' Fl ivfiri ,fr it ' I 113 - at is:Js2..Hl31 S22 59 ...A .att V M. f- if r , , -f gggayfggig 'M' . ? f 'f -fr:-W n . .. i:: '13fZ' Iiiiifl iflfllimffllllll 'l it .- flu mi 5.3. s f- QL ' Q1 Mas if' ml! i ,w'f3's ' l5 ll3i2'5zzi1s 'Vill a 1 llmfq it . Mitra.. l:.?.rfn.,Mfu'2i.9rrBi . asiiittlli-af:??if.i ...serial