Granite City High School - Warrior Yearbook (Granite City, IL)

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10 ST. LOUIS

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7 1. Kiener Plaza, (he Old Courthouse, and the Gate- way Arch are some of the tourists ' favorite spots to visit while in St, Louis. 2. The St. Louis City Hall is the working home of Mayor Conway. It is also the meeting place where many important decisions are made. 3. Melting snow patterns itself to the mold of the bicycle spokes and leaves an artistic design throughout. 4. A Palomino pony is only one of the animals seen in its natural habitat in the Visitor ' s Center under the Arch. 5. The large Ralston-Purina balloon named the Double Beagle leaves from the SIU-E campus in hopes to break the flight record for endurance and distance. 6. The space shuttle, Enterprise, visited the St. Louis area during the summer months of 1979. 7. A hot-air balloon is silhouetted against the evening sunset. ST. LOUIS 11