Frank B Willis High School - Delhi Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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IUNIGR-SENICR By the light of Japanese lanterns, couples danced into the wonderland of Shangri-La. David Mooney and john Cross MC'd intermission, which consisted of the Choral Ensemble singing Oklahomag the TM's who traveled 26 Miles to M enjoy Dancing With M Shadow in a Dreamg the Tri-Notes, who took the group on a Sentimental journey to Shangri-Lag' and Carolyn Hudson, who said Sayonara ' to all of us. This word became famous to the seniors who enjoyed the Sayonara Senior All- Night Party. I05

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Ion Fouts decided to come into the Big Town with a bang, or should we say crash?J We all felt the same way - ready to really go out on the town! However, we generally rode in taxis when neces- sary. Standing on the corner -, only in this case it was usually a station. Our baggage seemed to gain weight at every step, and there certainly were a lot of steps. John Jones, Tom Winship, and jim Swope look like they're ready for a big night in New York-and so were the rest of usl We had a wonderful time doing the town, but the hotel was also a lot of fun. Here Mom seems to be reading a bedtime story to while they have a coke. When we weren't walking, we usually some of the gals, midnight snack of Our Hotel Manhattan was beautiful, and it was surrounded by theaters like this one. A lot of us saw Lil' Abner and brought Iubilation T. Compone home as the senior song. Steps and more steps! Here some of us are in the United Nations building, pre- paying for another climb. It was worth it, though, to see the place where the future of our world is decided. Whoops! How did Washington get were on a ferry boat. This is the tour around Manhattan Island which sailed on our last day. Paul Breece, Ed Black, and Tom Winship decided it was warm enough to get a suntan. back in the picture? Oh, well- you never can tell when a pyramid will spring up these days! On Friday, we all headed back to the Others of us followed the example of B O. Pat Clark, Lynn Harris, Carolyn Sonny George and Sue Hasty and caught Blair, and David Landsittel reorganized up on some sleep. That fifteen hour At last we made it back to Delaware with happy memories of a never-to-be forgotten week. Mr. Slasor was ready to the bridge game. ride was awfully long! join the All-Pooped Out Club, but all of us- Mom, Dad and their 42 kids -will always think of the senior trip as a time when every thing was IO4 ticketeeboo!

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X SAYON ARA As our Sayonara night began, many of us joined I. Seidl and B. Gallant in Tokyo Bay, while others took part in a Rice Bowl. After we had completed our bay or bowl fun, the Rickisha Express was on hand to transport us to the Yokihama Teahouse. Here we took off our shoes and enjoyed a slippered snack, complete with floor show. Then some of our japanese guides led us to the Pagoda Playhouse, Where a certain Kwai guy turned his bridge in on a balcony. After seeing Marjorie Morningstarf' we were taken to Holiday Hill for a Wonderful breakfast in true Japanese style. It certainly was hard to say Sayonara', to such a grand night. Thank you, senior parents, for a perfect evening!