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

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Class Song fTo the tune of There I Go j Dear McMain, Our days with you have come to end, Yet you'll remain Forever as a cherished friendf For you are our own, our foster home, McMain. Your ideals For four years have led the way. Now each girl feels - They'll guide us on through future days: For no years can dim your mem'ry with- in our hearts. We can't forget our high school, Nor the days that we've spent here. We can't forget the friends that we've met For each leaves a mem'ry so dear. Though we part, Perhaps ne'er to meet again, IVithin each heart Thoughts of you will e'er remain. So farewell to you- We bid you adieu, McMain.' K Baby Party Stanzaj Baby B's, On this day we welcome you! Dear Baby 'Bs', Remember we were Freshies, too,' So just calm your fears, And welcome the years to come. When we came, We were scared and trembly, too,' But, just the same, Through hard work our dreams fflle- Crime Though four years seem vast, The days will soon pass away. Sometimes the work seems tryingg And you want to quit, we know. ugh Oh, yes, it's true,' we went thro too. We look back and sigh as we go. As we go On to conquer higher goals, We leave to you All the foys that McMain holdsf So won't you be true And make us proud of you! jane Whiteside, Iennie Bell Germann E-C'H-0-li-5 Fifteen

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If our! een Cut My Robin Ahrcn Class Poem ll e fame as babes, Anxious, eager, Void of fear: And you, as molber, dear AIfMdil1 Prored sinrere, Helping, striving, seeking no gain, No bonor, no glory, no promise of famv. Wfe stayed as students, Ilappy, joyful, glad and gay, And you, as leader, wise and kind, Led the way To surress in our upward flimb, To laughter, to gaiely, lo joy sublime. W'e leave as friends, ll iser, older, ye! so sad: And you, Alma Mater, tbrongb the years W'ill make ns glad Leading onward, ralming our fears, Tlarougb the turmoil, tba' lumult, the trials and tears. Muriel Bonie, Chairman, jane lVbiIeside, Jennie Bull fifflllllllll, Olbelia Menard. C

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Class Prophecy One night, while gazing into the stralosphere, I .seemed to see a vision of some luture year. I looked a little closer to see what it could be, And what the future held, al once seemed clear lo me. My Zaxxmates, now alder, one at a time passed .Vi Making their class prophecy, written in the sky. Jacqueline Acker, we now see, Has gone into the world as a secre- tary. Robin Ahrens is talented as a nov- elist And some day she may even be heard by a twist of the wrist. Florence Alhena's name is in lights, For as a designer she has reached the heights. Barbara Allen, too, wants to model clothes, So soon she will be at the height of all Vogues. Clare Allen plans to be a secretary, Instead, she might be a housewife, merry. Soon faith shall bring to Marjorie Arhogast Anything that her love will ask. As an air hostess, pleasant and kind, Jane Atwood is spending her time. Jeanne Baker is an actress of fame Since she left her dear McMain. Kates Barnes goes to L. S. U., Further studies to pursue. A singer Nonie Barr will beg Her fame has spread across the sea. Joy Barrett to college does go , To imiprove her singing 'fa-sol-la-t1- do. Esther Barton in college We See Learning all the dates in history ? A secretary is Vera Barton'S goalg We hope she achieves it before she grows old. Ellie Battalora is, as teachers have taught us, Q Studying hard to be a medical artist. Shirley Benton was athletically in- clined, l Now we see her as a teacher refined. Shirley Bergeron, as secretary is tak- ing notes, Soon she will help count her election votes. We see as a journalist, Doris Berry, Whose writings make all her readers merry. The disposition of Margie Berry Is, as always, as sweet as a cherry. Doris Berthelot, an actress sublime, Quickly the ladder of fame will climb. Sixteen If prominent music appeals to ypur taste, ' Q .M ff' Go to hear Barbara Bond play her bass. Muriel Bonie we see is the nezit nameg She is now a poet of great, fame. Veronica Bordenave, demure and merry, Is now some lucky employer's sec- retary. Joyce Bosch is in an orchestra today, Andd there she will be for many a ay. Ella Bourgeois is in training, we see, And a very good nurse some day she will be. Gloria Bourgeois is in a happy home, Playing with a little tot, all her own. The future I see for Jane Brehm is bright, . A husband as dear as she-is her guiding light. Jayne Brennan's goal is that of 9. techniciang It's hard to tell, she might be a mu- sician. May Bridger in society is a favorite of all, But some day she'll answer a wed- ding call. Ruth Bringhurst Will go to L. S. U. And there she will never be blue. Jane Buchanan on the coast will be With hubby and dear children three. As we get a glimpse behind the fu- ture scene We see Betty Cadzow on the screen. Althea Campbell, an artist of tomor- row, Will paint many pictures and never know sorrow. Virginia Catalano, the girlie small, As a nurse has made friends of all. Nancy Lee Chapman is interested in chemistry today, May she remain that way forever and a day! Agnes Charbonnet, too, wants to be a nurseg Soon she will have plenty of money in her purse. Audrey Chevis will follow the rule When she attends business school. Sylvia Chin-Bing is still very smart, And in 'many activities she has a part. Althea Clement hopes to be a dancer today, But her mind will change by May. Rita Coates is a Nelson Eddy fan: May she get a husband like this man. Rosalie Cocchiara right now insists That she will be one of the better known chemists. Rita Comarda, now a gym teacher, Is married to a handsome preacher. Barbara Conroy, a writer of fame, Hand! her talent first revealed at Mc- a n. Shirley Cone, a graceful dancer, May some day turn a talented ro- mancer. And now we see Jane Crane A housewife, and she's changed her name. Dorothy Croft, a home economics demonstrater! Oh! how we'd like to have the part of the taster. Clare .Daley is, as always, happy to- day. Why? She will me married in May. Afton Denmark, a designer, we see, For tlaat was always what she wanted to e. An artist, we see, Yvonne Doll, Who wanted to be that, above all. Olyve Drell, a housewife neat, Has a happy time in her own country seat. Mary Duhourg, gentle and quick, Is now a nurse tending the sick. Soon we shall see an actress of fame, Marjorie Duemling will be her name. Oul' petite Lorraine Eagan Has now married a tall, stern dea- con. Essie Edwards, a secretary bright, Will help to keep her office just right. Charlsie Elliott will marry well And rear many children-truth, to tell. Esther Exsterstein will travel far Because she plays the notes as on the bar. Constance Fell is now in New York Gayly singing from morning till dark. Doris Finlayson, a famous singer, As a blues interpreter is a ring- er. We see the reporter, Valerie Fitz- gerald, Working on the New York Herald. Connie Fleming, of chestnut hair, Is making flying records rare. A famous actress, Mary Forcha, Wins'great fame by playing Por- tia. ' Louise Freas, pretty and shy, Found getting a husband easy as pie. Anna Frey, a famed beautician, Has finally fulfilled her ambition. Gloria Galle, a-fiddling we see- Now has a salary in figures of three. E-C-H-O-E-S