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Thursday morning was open for shopping at Macy’s Department Store. We all went together, but when we got there we were separated because we didn’t all want to look at the same things. Three of us girls were not sure of the way back, so we asked a policeman and he told us to take the subway and shortly we were at the hotel. Some of the girls got back by taxi; others by bus. One girl got lost, and we were just about ready to leave for Radio City Music Hall, when she came in. Some of the boyt3 instead of shopping went on a subway to the Statue of I Liberty. Thursday evening around 5”30 p.m. we left our hotel for Radio City Music Hall to see the Rockettes, a stage show, movie, and the Easter Pageant. We entered the theatre early. We waited a long while before we were shown to our seats. Some of us were so tired out that we sat down on the floor while waiting; others leaned against the wall. We were to leave for home later that evening. What a time that was! Some came back early and others stayed until the show was over. We were all mixed up for we were afraid that some wouldn’t make the train. Well, we finally got to Grand Central Station and around 10:35 p.m. we left New York. Friday morning we arrived in DeKalb Junction around 10:00 a.m., all tired out. Yet with all our rush and weariness while on the trip, we saw many interesting sights which we shall always remember.
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NEW YORK CITY TRIP On Monday, April 2, at 2:00 p.ra. twenty weary Seniors and two advisors left Washington for New York City. Upon arriving at the Pennsylvania Station around 5:1+2 p.m. we were transferred from there by bus to the Taft Hotel. That evening we were to go on a tour of Broadway, but we were so tired that we didn't go. After breakfast Tuesday morning, we left the hotel on a soecial bus with guide for a tour of Upper and Lower New York, from Grant’s Tomb to the Battery, stopping at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine and walking through Chinatown and the Bowery. While walking through Chinatown, we smelled many odors. After lunch we assembled at the Horn and Hardart Automat and walked with our guide a short distance to the United Nations Building for a guided tour. This was an interesting experience. Our guide explained to us clearly about the different parts of the U. N. and the work of each. Then we returned to the hotel. The evening was open to go to the movies. Some of us went to the movies; some went shopping; and others stayed in their hotel rooms. On Wednesday morning we left for the National Broadcasting Company Studios and T V tour. Here we learned how different sound effects were made. It was amazing to find out just what was used to make each sound. After that we went through St. Patrick's Cathedral and thence to the Empire State Building. By elevators we went up, up, until we reached the top which was the one hundred and second floor. We were discouraged, for it was misty and we could not see anything. On that floor the seniors as a group had pictures taken. |t Wednesday afternoon we went to see the show Lamm Yankees. In the evening from 8:00-11:00 P.m, we saw the circus in Madison Square Garden. There were three different acts going on at one time.
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