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t o to w c o w t

The trip to Washington, D. C., will never
be forgotten by any of those seniors who
participated. Three days filled with excite­
ment, atlventure, and friendliness are en­
graved in the mind and heart of each.
On the morning of the .seniors’ departure
to Washington, members of the junior class

Homeward bound! The
wonderful trip is nearly
over, and these three
Hours of planning go into the an­ seniors don't even look
tired. Perhaps they just
nual Wasliington Trip. Carole finished dinner in the
Thomas, chairman; Mrs. O'Brien, dining car and had their
advisor; and Diane Pleva, secretary energy restored. Lorraine
are pictured discussing the three- Sooby, Donna Johnson,
day itinerary. Because of teamwork and Kathy Brown can't
like this, our Washington Trip has be so happy about re­
aJways been a tremendous success. turning home!

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Let’s eat! Now that the seniors are on their way to Washington, these members of the Breakfast
Committee are ready to eat their breakfasts. Foreground: Nancy Eberhart, chairman; left to right:
Jean Goldthorpe, Luella Baker, Mary Jane Pierce, Mary Embessi, Bonnie Cohen, Betty De Marchis,
and Diane Alexander.

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