Genoa High School - Oriole Yearbook (Genoa, NE)

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Senior Sneak It all began Friday morning, April 10th when all of the seniors, with our class sponsors, Mr. Coonlev and Mr. Conrad, climbed into a brand new eighteen thousand dollar bus and were off for Omaha. As we pulled out of Genoa, we felt as if we were riding on a cloud and our spirits were high. At approximately 9:30 A.M. we stopped at the Fremont Bus Station to load ourselves with food, magazines, and souvenirs. Mr. Coonley rounded us all up and got us settled in the bus and off again. Everyone settled down and watch- ed the good old Nebraska scenery. The ride to Boys Town was uneventful with the exception of a few stolen girls' shoes. At 10:30 we toured Boys Town and were very much impressed with the build- ing and the methods of teaching used at this famous school for boys. After arriving in Omaha we decided to tour the famous but smellv Omaha Stock Yards. Needless to sav the girls enjoyed this little trip im- mensely. We were Quests of Brandeis for lunch. We all had the afternoon to dowhat we wanted to do. Some shopped and saw the sights, some went to movies, and everyone had a wonderful time. At 6:30 we all met at the Greyhound Bus Depot, and were off fgr the Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum, where we attended 7he Ice Capades.

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