Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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SHS Students Visit the Historical East. :Q-3.9, 'X X. There's always time for gossip. The 1969 Washington-New York trip started with a bus trip to Dulles Airport in Peoria on June 8. The three brave chaperones and forty juniors spent three days in New York touring such famous sites as Manhattan Island, Statue of Liberty, United Nations, and the Lincoln Center. Evenings were spent at the Radio City Music Hall and various theaters. Four days followed in Washing- ton, D. C. where there was an un- scheduled but fascinating presen- tation by the Third Infantry and the Army Band at the Jefferson Me- morial. The F.B.l., the Kennedy graves in Arlington Cemetery, the Smithsonian Institute, and Annapo- lis were some of the other high- lights of the trip. The weary travelers returned seven days later loaded with many memories and souvenirs of a won- derful trip. Miss Mitchell enjoys a moment of rest New York Skyline. 20

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kpc Clockwise, Left to'Righf: Donna Yurdin, Lori Wolfson, Mrs. Joan Terrell, Donelle Hartigan, Jan Hawks, Carol Lansford, Nancy Franke, Penny Buecker, Diane Sexton, Joyce Springer, Linda Negrete, Jan Floper, Jan Schroeder, Mrs. Linda McCoy, Chris Standard, and Mr. Oscar Hannibal, guide. SHS Students Head South of the Border. With a flight from St. Louis on August 7, the annual Mexico trip ter' if QE began. Sixteen girls, Mrs. McCoy, and Mrs. Joan Terrell spent four days in Mexico City visiting such sights as the National Palace, Ballet Folklorico, Chapultepec Castle, and the National Cathedral. They then traveled to Quaretaro, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajua- to, Morelia, and Patzcuaro where they saw the legendary fishermen and their quaint butterfly nets. Other sights included the Olym- pics, the raising of the Tiffany Glass Curtain, and Xochimilco, where the girls rode gondolas and went on a climb to the Pyramid of the Sun. After nine fun-filled days, Americans readily adapt to Mexican habits. The tired girls returned to Spring- field where they displayed their newly acquired tans. ui iv H . .t 1 Mrs. McCoy forever leads the way! 22