Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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ff FOREWORD From the cradle to the grave each of us has been impressed with the KEY As the babe in our mothers arms we glanced at this bright oblect as a youngster we hid and locked our private possessions away the KEY became the assuming of responsibility because our parents entrusted us with the KEY to obtain entrance into our homes after a late date adult life again impressed the KEY on us The door is opened and in we go We thunk thats all there is in store We sit we re taught and that is that But we must know about the other door The door of knowledge it is called It is a door you cannot see No one can open it for you lts you alone who has the KEY ies what you make it someone said And l believe thats very true ust try it out its sure to work Just remember the KEY is you! Our life is before us. If we sincerely strive for success our future will be limitless- the world will be ours. Thus the Class of 1960 faces the future with faith in Almighty God with renewed devotion and keener respect for scholastic endeavor and social well-being.