Norway High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Norway, ME)

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THE CADUCEUS AUTOGRAPHS

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THE CADUCEUS 21 building and probably will never see as much money altogether again. Second- ly we went to Washington Monument. As we did not have much time, we took the elevator both up and down. We enjoyed the view from the observa- tion windows. Next we went to the F. B. I. Building. This was one of the most interesting and exciting parts of our trip. We saw their research labs and the gun range in the basement. The gun instructor used and explained the weapons used by the F. B. I. agents. We spent a full hour in this building. Some visited the Archives Building across the street where many famous documents are kept, such as Hit1er's marriage license. From there we went to the Congressional Library and the Supreme Court Building. One thing we especially enjoyed was the beautiful illumination of the Congressional Li- brary. The Capitol was our next stop. We saw the House of Representatives in session, the Senate, the Rotunda, the Works of Art, and President Truman. We ate lunch about 3:00 p. m. Some went to the Smithsonian Institute, some went to sleep, and some went shopping. The evening was free and different groups did various things. Some went to the movies, some took walks around to the famous landmarks, and the wise ones stayed home to rest. Wednesday, April 13th. Got up at 6:45, ate breakfast, and left for New York at 8:15 a. m. We stopped at a Greyhound Post House just before going into Philadelphia, Penn. We made a second stop at Independence Hall, in Philadelphia, where we saw the Liberty Bell. We also stopped at Betsy Ross' home. About 3:30 we stopped at a Howard Johnson's for lunch. We arrived in New York at 7:00 and check- ed in at the Piccadilly Hotel. At 11:00 we saw the Chesterfield Supper Club starring Perry Como. Everybody en- joyed this show very much. Then we went to the midnight show of the Dia- mond Horseshoe. We had fried chicken and saw the floor show. We all got to bed about 3:00 a. m. Thursday, April 14th. Left New York at 8:45 a. m. and stopped a few times on the way to rest and eat. Got in Boston at 5:00 p. m. and arrived in Norway at 9:00 p. m. There were quite a few waiting to meet us at the High School. A very tired, but talkative, group descended from the bus. All had a wonderful trip! ! CLASS AUTO Steering Wheel-Mr. Rowe. Body-Mildred Frost. Wheels--Carolyn Nevers, Marguerite Tracy, Dalton Dean, Glenn Gurney. Springs-Shirley Robbins, William Hol- den, Marie Birney, Dorothy White. Lights-Elizabeth Newcomb, Mildred McCormack. Bumpers-Jeanette Thurston, Marie Roy. Accelerator-Jean Howe. Brakes-Caleb Harriman. Cushions-Robert Dobson, P h i l l i p Whittemore. Gas Tank-Herbert Andrews. Horn-Marvin Marr. Radio-Nancy Luce. Emergency Brake-Mr. Perkins. GIRLS OF N. H. S. There are tales about Sally And stories 'bout Sue- There are rumors 'bout Molly, And whispers 'bout Prue. I can spread gossip with the greatest of glee But I don't like it when they talk about me! STRONG WORDS Love is like an onion You taste it with delight, And when it's gone you wonder Whatever made you bite. CIGAR COUNTER SESSION I met a little shop girl, H r name wa Sall Ball 9 5 Y , And every time I kissed her, She said, Will that be all? LOGICAL The gum chewing girl And the cud-chewing cow Are somewhat alike, Yet different somehow. I think I know now. It's the clear thoughtful look On the face of the cow.

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LITERARY