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The Protestant National Shrine in the Capital attracts viewers. Clark tourists pause to rest their feet in mid-aftemoon. and Mexico entice Pioneer tourists The muteness of the Lincoln Memorial recalls tragedy of Civil War. 23
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The Forum Club Mexico trip offered interested Clarkites the opportunity to observe village market activity south of the border. Landmarks of Washington, New York, Vacation time not only meant a break from school, but for many Clarkites it also meant travel. Students who journeyed to Washington, D.C. and New York spent six days viewing the sights of the nation’s capital and the largest city in the U.S. The White House, United Nations building, Statue of Liberty and Empire State building are only a few of the landmarks which the students visited. Going south of the border, Clarkites traveled to Mex¬ ico. Many students enjoyed the first experience of air travel as their jet took off from Chicago. Upon arrival, they immediately felt the difference of the hot, dry climate. During their eight day stay, Clark’s travelers viewed many sights, some being the Spanish dancers, Mexican pyramids, and the University of Mexico. Clarkites made new friends while discovering Mexican culture.
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Caps and gowns symbolize past and future Graduation was the crowning touch for the Class of 1968. It meant the end of four years of hard work and rollicking fun. Earlier in the year tension mounted as the SAT and Achievement Tests neared and the final class ranks were announced. At the Senior Banquet, Seniors recalled four years of memories and were faced with their predicted futures. Baccalaureate on June 2 led to Commencement on June 6. In this, their last act as Seniors, they slowly mounted the platform, proudly accepted their diplomas, reluctantly flipped their tassels, and departed as men and women out to do their best. Tom Federenko realizes the importance of choosing the right college, a problem which confronts many Seniors.
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