Eleanor McMain High School - Echoes Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Tre- x 5 T f,'?F'jI7f-I ' - Q-ev . ,..z,' ,M I aff H' :Il Class Song CTO the Tune of "Deep Purple", Though the deep purple falls, lVe shall always heed the calls Of the future success that -we shall attain. From the 1nem'ries of her ideals We shall in many fields Bring honor to our McMain. As we leave thee this june, lVe are going much too' soon And we'll cherish all the precepts of the past.. In your scholarship, sportsmanship, And well-trained leadership, V McMain, you carft be surpassed. June Ducournau Bitsy Powell Mary Warren. 2353 Ode To McMain 'Tis the eve of departureg We bid thee adieu. Through life as we foumey, lVe'll oft' think of you. Four years in your hallways Impressions have made. We'll cherish the noblestg The others uill fade. Fine teachers lave taught us With patience. we know. Now on we must travel,- To new fields must go. New friendships will form As they always do, But our friends at McMain Will ever be true. A The knowleylge we've gained In our four years' stay ls but the beginning In life's work and play. Now, as we leave thee Our wishes ring true- God bless you and keep you. McMain, here's to you! Jean Burnett. A Four E-C-H-O-E48 ...C

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