Alden Central High School - Album Yearbook (Alden, NY)

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E I0li TRIP THE CLIMAX OF FouR YEARS OF EXTRA-CURRICULAR AcTIvITIES wAS THE TOUR OF NED YORK CITY. UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF THE VAN ZILE TouR SERVICE, THE CLASS AND THEIR CHAPEPONES, MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL TRIPPE VISITED THE vARIouS SPDTS OF INTEREST IN THIS LARGE CITY. THE TRIP OF FIVE DAYS AND FOUR NIGHTS CONSISTED OF THESE FEA- TDRES: MONDAY, APRIL 1h, LEFT BATAvIA AT 9:55 ADM- ON NEw YORK CENTRAL TRAIN ih0. MRRIVED IN GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL AT 5:15 P.M., TRANSFERRING TO HOTEL NEw YORKER. AT 8:15 P.M., ATTENDED CITY SERVICE BAND or AMERICA BROADCAST IN BELASCO THEATRE AT 115 WEST LLLLTH STREET. TUESDAY, APRIL 15, LEFT HOTEL AT 9:00 ARM. FDR LA GUARDIA AIRPORT AND VIEWED PLANES FROM OBSERVATION PLATFORM. AT 1:50 FEMS, TDURED UPPER AND LOWER NEw YDRK, wITH LEDTDRER PDINTING DDT SUCH SPOTS AS GRANT'S Tous, BATTERY PARK, AND 'BTDPPING AT THE UATHEORAL OF ST. JOHN THE DIVINE AND CHINATDWN. AT 5:15 P.N., vISITED THE woRLD-FAMDDS RADIO CITY Muslc HALL THEATRE AND VIEWED THE ROCKETTES, A STAGE SHDR, THE EASTER PAGEANT, AND A MOVIE- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16 INCLUDED A TOUR OF THE BRONX Zoo AT 9:00 A.H. AND A VIEW FROM THE EMPIRE STATE OBSERVATION ROOFS AT 1:50 P.M., HAVING THE REST OF THE AFTERNOON FDR SHOPPING AT SUCH STORES AS MAcY'S, SAK'S, AND GlMBEL'S IN THE HERALD SQUARE AREA. THURSDAY, APRIL 17, LEFT NEw YDRKER HOTEL AT 9:15 AGM. FDR BATTERY PARK, TAKING A STEAHER TO THE STATuE OF LIBERTY. THE REMAINDER OF THE DAY WAS LEFT T0 INDIVIDUAL AoTIvITIES SucH AS SHOPPING, GASEGALL, OR THE oIRcuS. FRIDAY, APRIL 18, VISITED THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY AT 9:00 A.m. AT 1:15 P.M., LEFT HOTEL FDR TOUR OF RADIO CITY, THE NATIONAL BROADCASTING CDMPANY, RADIO AND TELEVISION STuDIDS, ROCKEFELLER PLAZA, FIFTH AVENUE, AND ST. pATRICK'S CATHEDRAL. AT 10:15 PGM., LEFT HOTEL FOR TRANSFER T0 GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL LEAVING DN NEw YORK CENTRAL TRAIN 399 AT 11:h5 PQM. ON SATURDAY, APRIL 19, THE WEARY SUT HAPPY TRAVELERS ARRTVED IN BATAVIA AT 7:55 A.M. ALL WHO WENT ON THE TRIP AGREED THAT IT WAS WORTH THE FOUR YEARS OF WORK FDR THE F'CHES GAINED IN EXPERIENCES. u- 1 r Y f' ...M-by - I G 1,5 x, K. W .K L -., r A If . 50

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EUNIOR OFFICER PRESTDENT. . . SECRETARY. . . VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER' . . THE JUNIOR CLASS HAS c Ano RRosRERous YEAR. THE THE CLASS WERE AS roLLows T0 IMPROVE THEIR FINANCIA 0 2 L MYRA FLEMING O I . .KATHLEEN LYNCH . .DONALD STRETT . .ROBERT DANIELS HRLETED A VERY ACTIVE roun MAIN ACTIVITIES or THE CLASS soEo TAFFY, STANDING. MARCH 285W WE PRESENTED A MOVIE, NSWEETHEART or SIGMA CHT, WHICH HosT or us wuLE REMEMBER. ,NQUIT You Kwo- UlNG,n A PLAY wAs PRESENTED IN APRIL AND THE Juulon Pnom PROVEU TO BE THE HIGH-LIGHT IN THE MONTH or MAY. 52