Cullom High School - Cullog Yearbook (Cullom, IL)

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Wed. May 6--Bright and comix we walked to the water front to board the yacht whifzh took us on --ix--..Y a.. a 3-hour tour around F1az1hattenv:bXT.':,-N7 -1- Island. We saw several large SN, M fa Z' -2 ocean liners and freighters, the .fig S Statue of Liberty, Staten Island, , 4, , f- f,S if and Brooklyn Bridge. In the 5,135 3 'X 1 a X1--' afternoon we toured Upper and QAMVW K Lower Manhatten, Chinatown, the Bowery, Harlem, Greenwich Village, f and Broadway. After supper at the hotel, we went to Radio City ' ,, Music Hall and saw the movie Shane, which was followeni ' y. a stage show. After the show, we visited Times Square and-4:1ef:-43Jfm- pire State Building. Then we headed for the much needed sleep, ti! WV N Thurs. May 7--This morning was free, and we all went different ways, some went to the Statue of Liberty, some went swimming, some went shopping and some visited other parts of the. city. This afternoon we returned to our train for the trip home. In the evening we held a party in honor of Henry Boersma and his assistant, Jim Kearney. Fri. May 8--We arrived in Chicago about 9:00 a.m., we ate dinner and went shopping. We arrived in Cullom about 3:00 p.m. and were met by parents and the other students. , as-'N ' ' We fm C, X QQ ICQ X o is 00 Q O Slim- X :gg-Q N 'ff E' into 0 Z