Middletown High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Middletown, NY)

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ierc-'s nothing like a lung train ride. especially . , . . with Frank lxraat tu liven the journey. lhe inevitable hurseplav: I.ilIian Fritchie watches bluvcc licrlinski kick up her heels. ,W I.,- 3 ' qrfsanqn Q-fs WASI-ll GTON 1958 OT so bright. but very early Tuesday morning, April 7, 1958, ninety-one of the more reserved members of the Class of '58, accompanied by six wary chaperones, assembled at the Erie station, the starting point of the long- awaited Vlfashington trip. The long train ride over the combined Erie-Penn' Sylvania Railroad route was the nearest thing to leisure we were to have for the next few days. Arriving at Baltimore at 2:20 that afternoon, we were met by the tour buses, those faithful. familiar companions we would soon become cluite accustomed to-running after, waiting for, losing track of, and scrambling for choice seats in, By bus we proceeded to Annapolis where we toured the Naval Academy, then on to W'ashington. We checked in at the Hotel 2400 and in no time were the victims of our first meal. The food, to say the most, was the least inspiring of our D. CQ. sojourn. Soon afterward we were back in the buses for our first Xwashington tour. Seeing our nation's capital at night was an impressive experience. Most of the public buildings were illuminated, and particularly beautiful were the Capitol and the Lincoln Memorial. Ltr!-Our tour buses. awaiting thcii' passengers' return. line the avenue lcading to thc C riitul Rfvqfvlb--The girl traveling intugnitu is Leona Tompkins, Behind her. Lillian Fritchie ress ii .i car tender. , , Fw' A ft 1 ,gi ie, 9 if ' f f Q , p 'YQ-, 1 'ml , ' I 'Yr i -of jig? ' ,. IQ, Q f' A J 1 ' A , me v Qfylilll