John Marshall High School - Marhiscan Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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I we itil That's the building where laws be- Standing in front of the gates of the gin, also known as the Capitol Build- White House, History Club members in await a tour of Ronnie's house. -, JVL9 QA, 1 . rg r r X-..,.. r. - Q , i Reflecting into the Potomac River. the Washington Monument stands proud Included in their Washington tour was the original Smithsonian lnsti' tute 1sfTll'1gtOFl Where are the Reagans? t was similar to any other day, only I was carrying lug- gage to school instead of tons of books. The History Club met at the dock doors to board a chartered bus to Washington, D.C. The bus ride was long, but the sce- nery was enchanting with hills and a few rivers. The first night was a real blast with the fire alarm go- ing off at 1 a.m. Next morn- ing everyone was up and ready to go to the White House. We waited in line for an hour and walked through a few rooms. Afterwards we took a tour of Washington, D.C., visiting the Lincoln Me- morial, the Arlington Nation- al Cemetery, the Capitol Building, and the Jefferson Memorial. Later that night, after reviving ourselves at the hotel, we saw the lights of Washington, D.C., from the Washington Monument. The next morning we went to the Smithsonian Institute. Expecting a large building, I was astounded when l saw quite a few of them. They had everything from Saber- tooth tigers to space cap- sules and rockets. The trip was terr-i-fic and educational, too! by Cindi Griffin , . ,... . ,,, - ,..-......A...- .A.. Al . . ., ,- 1 .. , X t I' it ' , fre..