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

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A LETTER TO OUR PUBLIC Dear Readers, Can you feature a yearbook Without a plan? We'll answer that for you-No. Every good Workman starts at the bottom and Works up. VVith that tried and true maxim in mind the '55 staff decided to feature feet,1 and all We ask of you, Dear Reader, is that you get in step.2 Graduation gives us that footloose and fancy free3 feeling. At last we are out from under the footq of slave driving adults. We are nearing maturity Where it Will be our privilege to put our own foot down5 and also our aim to keep our feet on the ground? How Well We do in the future will depend on the toe hold7We get early in life and the conscientious footworka we practice as we progress. Seriously, though, it has become so crowded at A. H. S. that weire practi- cally stepping on each other's feet, and we think our situation is very much like that of the old Woman Who lived in a shoe.. We have liked the old shoe, however, even if it did pinch at times. Happy reading! The Staff 1There's dirty work-a-foot! 2Get on the ball. 3Playing footsie. 4We're sick of feeling like heels. 5Before we put our foot in our mouth 6Footprints on the sands of Time. ' 7And keep on your toes! 8No place for cold feet! Page 2

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The Goldbug 1955 E363 55 A MH ERSY X 1 AMHERST HIGH SCHOOL Amherst, Massa h rift' x 495 1 QMS C i MB

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' I ' ' . ., . I , , A ,vw i M tv- - i Dedication To: ALFRED LEVINSON And ARTHUR SWIFT With pride and respect the Class of '55 dedicates its Yearbook to two lovable personalities, Swifty, that sly prankster and notor- ious flirt, and Levie, subtle humorist and understanding pal. Thanks, guys, for everything. xv '5 'Ll A .