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Seniors To Tour Capital
Forgotten are the illustrated booklets for Economics Class; the “Clive me 5 rules for talking on the telephone; what is poetry; prose; verse?” the never-ending questions, on the text in Government. Why forgotten?
’Cause tomorrow is the day the seniors go to Washington, 1). C. As Representative Burr P. Harrison will he out of town, a member of his office staff will guide us on our tour.
Mr. Link, who is not going on tlie trip, will be missed by the seniors.
It is certainly to be a memorable as well as a wonderful day for our faculty advisor, .Mis. Colvin.
Our visit to the Capitol, the inon ment, the White Ilou-e ai d many other interesting places is causing much discussion among the 14 seniors.
"Do you get tireder walking up or walking down the monument?"
"It's so much fun to go up on a down escalator 1”
With such vital issues holding .the limelight, it is plain to ,-ee that our trip will be a "big adventure.’’
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