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