Oxford High School - Clarion Yearbook (Oxford, ME)

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Semor Trap To New York Cnty Ten exclted Seniors left Portland by bus on the morning of March 31 accompanied by their chaperone Miss Rita Lamb enroute to New York City for a five day trip Our guided tour included v1s1ts to Rockefeller Center China Town the R C A Building the Empire State Building the Statue of Liberty and LaGuardia Alrport We saw the television One feature of interest was a demonstration of how different sounds were produced over the radio They hit a piece of tin to give the effect of thunder the sound of the sizzling of fned eggs was created by the crumphng of cellophane a s queaking door was in reahty a rusty nail scraping over a piece of glass The retum trm was made on Friday April 4 th We enjoyed the week s experience very much but were glad to see our home town again We wish to express great appreciation for the friendly assistance of our chaperone Miss Lamb who made the trip such a pleasant reality ALICE OWENS '52 I U D . . . A 1 . . 7 7 ' . . . . , . , i l . . . , - 7 7 ' shows, The Name's the Same, Live like a Millionaire, and Metropolitan Operaf' l 5 . . . 5 . . . . . - 7 ' 7 7 7 ' , .

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