Southold High School - Snuffbox Yearbook (Southold, NY)

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especially for its border of gorgeous Japanese cherry trees which were in full bloom. The next day we went to the Army and Navy building and met Secretary of the Navy Wilbur. We then went to the White House where we joined the throngs of people who had come to get a glimpse of our President at his work. We passed in single file through his office as he sat at his desk signing papers. The Washington monument is one of the most impressive structures in the Capital. We ascended to the top, a distance of 550 feet, and walked down the 900 steps. From the top of the monument we had an extensive view of the city. We also visited the Pan-American Building, the Fish Commission, the new and old National museums, and the Smithsonian Institute. Friday afternoon we left the city for Philadelphia but not without deep regret. Saturday we took a sight-seeing bus through the Quaker City and visited the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Fair-mount Park, Franklin’s Grave and the monument to Washington there. That afternoon we left for “Home Sweet Home,” all with the same opinion that Washington is the most beautiful city in the world and with memories of the most delightful week in our lives. T. F. Page Twenty-three

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John Kramer ArthUr Gagen HeN ry Dickerson Hollis Grathwohl Robert BOoth William CaRroll Clara McCaffery DonaLd Robinson Allen Horton Marion S'ayre Ruth S'illeck Helen T hO mpson Alice McCa Kfery 1924 Page Twenty-five