Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL Twenty-nine Washington Hi-Lights Milford Hatch W ASHINGTON, New York, Philadelphia, Annapolis, York— we saw them all. Here are a few hi-lights which remain in our memories: March 22 Left Boston at 5 P. M cold and snowy . . . everyone enjoyed a hearty supper . . . passed through the canal at 9 P. M. . . . many con- stituents of L. H. S. lined the banks . . . par- ticularly prominent were Zeke, Red, Slug, Jack, Peep, and their women . . . late to bed. March 23 23 semi-icicles disembarked at Pier 19 . . . previous night cold ... no blankets, no heat, and no sleep . . . entered bus for first time . . . through Holland Tunnel into New Jersey . . . luncheon in Philadelphia . . . visits to Inde- pendence Hall and Betsey Ross Home ... ar- rived Hotel Burlington in Washington 5:30 P. M. . . . in the evening connoisseurs of the theatre pursued their interests. March 24 Early drive to Mount Vernon . . . stop at Arlington National Cemetery on return . . . tomb of Unknown Soldier . . . visited Washing- ton Monument next . . . some walked up and down . . . consequent fatigue revealed in after- noon . . . walked through National and Smith- sonian Museums . . . many returned to hotel before bus did . . . Congressional Library at night . . . panel discussion of international ( internal ? ) situation later. March 25 Stop at Franciscan Monastery our first point of interest . . . very beautiful building and grounds . . . next a call at the Bureau of Print- ing and Engraving . . . glimpse of $1000 bill ... 6 guards armed with sub-machine guns escorted us through ( purely for protection they said) . . . White House too crowded to be en- joyed . . . last stop made at U. S. Capitol . . . saw Senate and House in action . . . trip to Annapolis in afternoon . . . girls thrilled, but unnoticed . . . swimming at the luxurious Shoreham Hotel in the evening. March 26 Tour of Federal Bureau of Investigation con- ducted by a ' ' G-Man . . . several travelers ex- hibited fear of being finger-printed because it might dirty their fingers (we think it was be- cause of future plans) . . . began ride to Sky- line Drive along Blue Ridge Mountains after lunch . . . overnight at Caverns Inn . . . taken through Shenandoah Caverns directly under the hotel before retiring . . . most beautiful spot of trip. March 21 Started northward again . . . rode over Battle- field of Gettysburg in afternoon ... a fine guide pointed out spots of interest . . . many monuments to Massachusetts men seen . . . short ride took us to York, Pa. . . . stayed at palatial Yorktown Hotel . . . York’s quiet at- mosphere considerably enlivened by its visitors. March 28 Left York for Valley Forge . . . saw Wash- ington’s headquarters and a museum on the grounds . . . Wayne, Pa., for dinner . . . the inevitable chicken again . . . reached New York at 4:30 P. M. . . . lodged at Hotel Taft . . . some dump . . . radio and all in each room . . . Roxy Theatre and N. B. C. Studios after din- ner . . . saw Phil Spitalny of radio fame broadcasting . . . sound effects demonstrated . . . night’s fun began at 10:30 . . . Broadway welcomed Falmouthites with open arms . . . the arms didn ' t unclasp until early in the morn- ing . . . Whoopee!!! March 29 Haggard handful responded to breakfast bell . . . morning spent in shopping and recuperat- ing . . . lunch to tune of Ben Bernie’s Orchestra . . . afternoon tour of the city ... 5:00 P. M. aboard boat . . . cards and extracurricular activities until, well, just until . . . March 30 Fogbound outside canal . . . finally got through after lunch . . . arrived Boston at 6:15 P. M., 10 hours late . . . waited in Boston for ride home ... in Falmouth at midnight . . blissful sleep — $65 — the end.

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Twenty-eight THE LA WRENCI AN — 1940

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