Fordson High School - Fleur de Lis Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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looks down at us from main stairs and spurs us ever upward.

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Beyond the audttorium entrance we have cheered and listened, laughed and sometimes even cried. 1iffiic lhf fyowU n Yesterday, today, and tomorrow ... the three days of our lifetime. We now review and almost relive the yesterday of our school life. The pictures and the words tell the very story of us, the friends we grew to love, and the events which made each of us TYPICALLY FORDSON. We see our towers . . . the towers which seem to grow a little higher each time we stare up at their loftiness and which do grow in meaning and importance to us. We see our building put together not only in rocks and stones but also with the emo- tions and spirit of our teachers, our friends, and us. At that deciding play in the game, we see ourselves standing almost scared in the breathless silence of the crowd. Through our own eyes, we imagine our- selves floating in the soft, happy atmosphere of our dances. Then, we see a face tinged with both sorrow and joy, and we know it must be that of a senior who is graduating. This has been our year, 1955-56; we eagerly page through the rest of our year and finally ex- claim, How much of life we have enjoyed just be- ing TYPICALLY FORDSONl

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