On Thursday evening, April 19th, we started on our trip to Washington D. C. On Friday morning we arrived in Washington D.C. From the train we boarded a sight-seeing bus. The first place we stopped was the Bureau of Engraving. We saw all the money that we would ever need.

Next we went to the Washington Monument. Since there was a long line waiting to ride to the top, most of us started to walk. Some made the top and some turned back

From there we went to the F. B. I. Building. We saw many of the ways that they find criminals.

In the afternoon, we went on a tour through the capital. This was very interesting to us.

In the evening some of us went to a ballgame, while others preferred to see Wash ington by moonlight. we spent a long time in the Ford Theatre, where Lincoln was shot

The next morning, we were up at 7:00, ready for another long day. The first thing we toured along the streets where the ambassadors and ministers live; also, Herbert Hoover, and other noted persons

We arrived at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, in time to see them change guards. We took Mt. Vernon Highway to Washington's Home. On the way back we saw the Masonic Hall in honor of Washington. We were very interested in the million dollar rug.

Saturday afternoon, we went to museums and the art galleries.

In the evening, we prepared to leave on the train for a long trip home.

Sunday morning, we arrived back home in Plymouth.

The Juniors would like to thank everyone that helped on our prom. We would especially

like to thank Dan Stump for putting up the good-looking canopy that we had at the entrance of the doorway.

We shall greatly appreciate any donations that we receive for our bake sale, Saturday, May 5th, and also would be happy to have you visit us Saturday at the Plymouth Floor Covering Shop.

The Sophomore Class had a class party Tuesday night, May 1st. The class members and their guests, played games and did stunts. Shirley Baughman, and Dana Knoerr sang a song. After a lunch of sand wiches, salad, cookies, and cokes, they all went home. Miss Hission and Miss Klinedinst, sponsored the party.

We are glad to have Royce Stump with us which makes 47 in our class at present.

We have had two class meetings in which we have been planning for a class party.

The freshman girls visited the Argos girls April 17th. A supper was given and games afterward. We enjoyed ourselves very much. Our class would like to wish you a very happy vacation and hope to see you next year.

We had a very nice class party, Tuesday night after school. We wish to thank all those who were on committees. Our refreshment committee wereLwere:  Merrill Sue Smith, chairman;  Shirley Williams;  Arlene Fouts,  and  Virginia Rough. Those on the firewood and wiener committee were:  Victor Newberg,  David Smith,  Robert Hundt, The game committee was:   Ted Jacobson, chairman;  Charles Killian;  Joel Haag,  and  Harold Stiles. The refreshments were very good and we enjoyed playing very much. Mr. Zartman, umpired the softball game.