All Saints Commercial High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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PAHEWELL She was standing closer than ever laelwore, especially since graduation had come. NVQ? were very conscious ol' l ler when we were saying good-hye to the Sisters and the girls. She listened intently as we gave our stumbling hthanlc yous, and tried so hard to say all the little heartfelt words wed wanted to say to our wonderful teachers and classmates. l suppose She had always heen there, hut only then had we hecome so aware ol' l ter presence. It was She who led us down the corridor tor the last time. Xve lcept loolcing into each classroom as we passed, envious of the girls who could remain, and we rememhered the lun we had when we were in their places. XVQ tried desperately to swallow so much ot the past two years in one last looli: tried to ahsorh so many vivid pictures lor our alhum of memories in so lew seconds. Xve attempted to hold on to that something that had been ours lvor so short a time, and we felt hurt lnecause we KNEXV we would have to let, go. The l.ady tugged at our sleeves and reminded us that time was llying. Suddenly, all our lonesomeness escaped through our eyes. Each tear was a sweet memory ol happiness. lun-all the things we had enjoyed so much. Xve hesitated on the threshhold and loolced hacli once more to the school we were leaving. Then we turned to lace our escort with heads held high. Nvith a silent prayer we hid our Alma Mater farewell and thanlced God for those teachers who had trained us so well. Timidly at lirst, and then with gathering courage. we linlced arms with the lady, Madame Future, and hravely set our steps towards Success in the Business Xvorld. . iloiw FLAHERTY '47 eo 651 55' F11 'S 490 Z. .. 1 ,i' in ' 4 X 51 M05 mn if rv -