St Joseph and St Louis High School - Eagle Yearbook (Biddeford, ME)

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Caps, gowns and tassels are the crowning glory of a long-awaited hour-the hour of graduation. -i . i Hand in hand the couples glide along in an ornate hall to the music ofthe Senior Prome- nade. The school year 1955-56 is over now, When the Seniors walk down the stage from graduation, they are happy over their success but a little sorry to leave. The part of a lifetime spent at school is different from any other. The classmates we talk with between periods, the foot- ball games, the weekly dances, the assemblies in the corridor, the everyday routine of school life-this will always have a special corner in our hearts. As the years go by, this book will be an album of treasured reflections wherein we may see ourselves as we were in 1955-56. JUNE MEANS GRADUATION FOR THE SENIORS: PRGMOTION FOR THE LINDERCLASSMEN. A mother beams with joy, a father swells with pride as their son marches up the aisle to receive his high school diploma. 91 '- ,JP .-x K This happy group of Seniors looks up smilingly as the Senior Banquet brings together the graduates for a final repast

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WE, THE SENIORS, WISH TO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION T0 . . REV. SISTER STE. CLAIRE OF JESUS, Principal of St. Joseph, for her cooperation in Yearbook concerns: selection of photos, weeding of scripts and supervision of photography, REV. BROTHER CONRAD, Principal of Saint Louis, for his interest in producing a better annual, finishing touches on composition and reading of proofs, REV. SISTER MARY LOYOLA, Yearbook Adviser, for the development ofthe Maine theme which unifies the book, REV. BROTHER ROBERT, Yearbook Adviser, for the layout work as well as the unification of copy and photo throughout the Yearbook, REV. BROTHER ROGER, Yearbook Moderator, for his balancing of the books, successful campaign of patrons and advertisers and numberless hours of typing, MR. GEORGE ANASTASOFF, Yearbook Photographer, for his on-the-spot coverage of the school year, in classes at games, plays, dances, etc. The HASTINGS PUBLISHING HOUSE, Yearbook contributors, for allowing us to print a few picturesque scenes of Maine from their book, Maine Coast by Samuel Chamberlain, MR. DANE YORKE, head Librarian at the McArthur library, for his aerial view of Biddeford on the title pageg The Faculty Members, Coaches, Staff Members for their fine cooperation all along the year. Roger Painchaud Editor-in-chief Before bidding you farewell we, the Seniors, of 1956 wish to thank in a special way our generous Patrons and Advertisers whose names are on the following pages for their financial support. Their contributions have made The Eagle 1956 a reality. ..... i 'Q .L WWI .1 W W