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Page 24 text:
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Junior Class Trip stir On Sunday, May 31, 1959, forty eager juniors boarded the train at Toledo bound for Washington, D. C. As our chaperones, we selected Mr. and Mrs. Schindler, Mr. David Steger, and Miss Charlotte Eicher. After a restful f?J night on the train, we arrived in Washington bright and early the next morning. We boarded sight-seeing buses and then we visited the Washington Momument, Arlington Cemetery, and Mount Vernon. After checking into the Continental Hotel, we went on a twilight tour of some of the memorials. We also visited the Washington Airport. Tuesday morning we again rose bright and early. fAs far as we were concerned, we were not too bright and it was much too earlyj, That day, we visited the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, and the Capitol. We also were shown a very good example of the rain in Washington, because on that particular clay, it rained and rained and rained. On Tuesday, we had a free night. Most of us went to see Cinerama, but a few brave ducks went on a slightly soggy moonlight cruise, and some went to an-amusement park. On Wednesday, we went to Annapolis to view the Naval Academy fand the midshipmenj. In the after- noon, we wearily boarded the train for home. The trip home was much more quiet than the one before. We arrived home Thursday morning, glad to be home, but sad that the trip which we had looked forward to for so long was over so quickly. We all had fun and will never forget this great experience in our lives. -20- T
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Junior This year the Juniors have been busy raising money for their class trip. They have sponsored dances, a turkey raffle, a car wash, and one of the highlights of their year--the Junior Class Play. They have also been busy planning the Junior- Mrs. Burris, advisor: Connie Kistnei, secretary: Marleen Onweller, vice-president: Phil Morr, treas- urer: Terry White, president: Jim McDonnall, stu- dent councilg Butch Segrist, student council: Mr. Adkins, advisor: Mr. Boring, advisor. Senior Prom. Gary Bressler John Butler Dick Cass Carolyn Dauer Bonnie Edgar Gary Ficklin Gary Firstenberger Clifford Foreman Barbara Galbraith Jerry Garmenn Sandra Hunt Patti Johnson Bonnie Kistner Connie Kistner Gary Lampson Willard Laver
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