CAPITAL BOUND

19 62

Annual Educaiional TouroI

SEAHOLM HIGH SCHOOLand

GROVES HIGH SCHOOLBirminsham, Michigan

Sponsored and Dirccted bYE. A. HUEBARD

E. .J. TARAS

Aptil 19 - Aptil 27

Washinsron, Alexdndria, Mt. Verno;Ballimore, Yorlrown, Jamestown

Wil l idmsb!rs, New York

DEDICATION

When Wylie E. Groves Hish School was com-preted lor lse in 1959, i r was decided rhdl in-sread ot sp i l t i fs rhe c iasses already in hishschool , rhar, beqinnins wnh the cldss of '62lherewou d be a srddual t ransi t lon, over d rhree yearperiod, To hrving lwo .omplere secondaryschools. Thus, lh is yedrs senior . ass is rhe f i rstdiv ided one in Bi fminghdmt history.

Now, as we dre real iz ins the ant ic ipar ion ofW€shinsion Trip, the Grovet senioE will be

ioined i. some travel a.d iours with Seaholm'ssenio6 Groves ls condlct ns their f i r r t r ip androsdher with Seaholm's qroup compose rhe cldsswhich was div ided three years aso. This Wdsh-i .ston Tr ip is a t ime of renewins f r iendshipsdnd lurrherina cooperalian berween the rwo

As a sincere desire for Groves stldents rohave the l imes ol rheir l ives on rhis l r ip, as we Ias estab ishing a rich tradjtlon for posrerhy-we,Se€ho m's clas5 ol '62, do dedicate this bookler

Kay t te ikkinen

I(CYNOTEA famous Amefican slaresmdn said, near ly a

.enr l ry aso, "The wond wi l l i f ie nore, ror lonsremember whdl we say here." This s exacl y thes rual ion n which I I nd myse f . Whether theke/n. le is of gredl s gni l .ance 10 your t r ip ornor, I s my .ofs der.d op nion rhdt t i re experen.e upor which you afe abour to embark wi lbe one ol the mosr memorable evenTs in yourte t ! i th the excepr ion of your honeymoor,

pfobably no other t . ip wi I be so r ich in memories as th: o. .as on Al ihoush, mdny of youm.y h.ve l rnve ed wi lh yolr fdmi es .nd manyhive speni . !merous days i f summer cdmps, lh isexper i€n.e wlh i ts pldnned i t iner.ry dnd thevdr ie ly ol a. l iv i i ies wl I stdnd o! t for years to.ome The oppof l !n i ry lo 1rave .nd l ive wi thyorr . assmales and yolr lea.he6 wi provideyou w lh val lab e ins shrs i . ro rhe oroup pro.ess. Th s process, a fa lher ln ique Americah i .sr i ruron, is one ol the bulwarks ol our sociely

I dm very p eased rhar rhe senio( of GrovesHiqh Schoo have been invired ro par l ic ipale inthis t r p afd rrusr rhar rhls rradir ion, esrab ishedby our s ster schoo, w l l conl inue for many yea^

To be a membe. . f s lch a sroup denotes apr v i eae .ot a l td i .ed by a L This pr iv i eqe isror norma ly sranred unless i t ls assumed tharlhe persons to whom ll is gr.hted a.e cdp6b e ofacceplins rhe responslbility for condu.lins them-selves in an acceprab e manner. Previous groupsor rhe Washinsron rr ip have accepted rhis resp.nsib l i ry €nd i r is ro be hoped that the currert qroup wil be no exceprion.

T is my sincere wish thar rhis l r ip wi be ahdppy and meaninqful e iper ience in yo!r h ish

C. E. Lundy, Pr incipaWyl e E. G.oves Hish School

A I.IITLE HIsIORY

The besinnins of B rm nqham Washingtonrr ps c.n be dared br rhe beslnnins ol mot ionpictures when rhe Baldw n Hish School wasnew, Mr Tootha.her, o.e of Birminqhams mostmemordbe reachers, was heplnq hs nudentsedr. their way ro washingron by showingmovies . lhe Bbldwin High School Audi for ium,the o d gym lo yo! . These movies were open tothe pub lc dnd Baldwin Bish S.hool becdme thef i rst mov e ho!se in B rmi.gham.

1 is ql i le pfobib e rhar some ol your pare.Jss.w Wsshinsro. lor rhe f i fsr r ime with Mr.Toorha.hef. Ar lhar r ime rhe qroups trave ed b/Pl lnan and wenr ro wash ngron on y.

T me moved on. Mov e houses came lo Blrminsham ro .ompere w rh rhe Baldw n Thedlre "Mov es save way lo rhe lamous Mlnstrel ShowsMr Toorhachef d re.r ins. PuLlmafs gave w.y 10day coaches. No one w.s able to s leep, eve. inPu m3ns. There was a ways too much exci lementto s leep rhat l l rsr n ishl our And, too, ihe mo.eysaved by l ravel ins day .oa.h enab ed the ld ler9fo!ps ro add W iamsburq to their | r ip, d.dso the rr p srew l rom three days . wash .sro.ro a I ve day rr p wlrh two wonderlu n qhrs onrhe Poroma. and the ches.pe.ke Bay

lr was at rh is st .qe lh. t I s iar te. l go ng ofthese l r ips w th the 'qrand o d man " f low weI remember those straiqhl bd. Ied day coachesThe porte s .Jr ed along d s lpp y of \ r ,ap i o.bd,s, and w' th rhese lhe\ wou d drrempr ro mal e6 seml f la i space 10 strelch our on by p acinq the6a.[ .t .ne ol lhe sears berween rwo of thesedts. shudder dt rhe rora amounr ol wdsledenergy plr oll by lhose porrers one cou d nois leep o. lhe p ar lorms af ter lhey had been bl i t

Af ler I had made rhree or lou. t r ps w ih Mr.Ioothacher, he de. ided lhar wlh some super

vis ion lco! ld probably hrndle lhese tr ips.ndlurned hls "beloved proi€.r" over 10 me. I haved ways had lhe f ine .haracrer of rh is m.n andhls wondeffu record wnh Washinqton nips be'lore me as d soal 1o nr ive for

In 1935, I ndr led tak na aroups lo washinq-ron and Wil iamsburs. New York is iust 6 tewhours run lrom washlnsron, and while w.shins-lon is the most beauiiful cilY n ihe world, NewYork is the symbol of Amercd, as Par is is olFrance, and London ls of Enqland. So now NewYork is p.r f ot o l r rour

Minstrel Shows qave wdy to Miss Hl l 's (M^Ashe's) lamous Var ery Shows and srraishr backsears gdve

'dy io recl in ins sedls A l inancidl

depression ln lef tupred the long sequen.e or r lpsfo, a few yea6 a.d f ien dnolher in lenupr iono..u,red when rhe war ef for l requ,ed al l ra i lr ransport . l lon The one war l ime i rp sdw md.hine 9!n nesis on dl l the bu dinqs in Wa5hi.qro. . submari .e nels that open€d l le gdlesro et our sreamer throush, a.d banleshipscrowded in Norfolk Harbor awa l ins provis ionsWhen Eeanor Roosevet e. ler la ined rhis gro!p,(probdbly lhe ony hish schoo sroup ever enrer l . ined in lhe Whi le House) we saw the qrearchdndeliers draped in nellins lo calch the piecesin evenr ol bombinq.

Throuah a I rhese ved6 we have been mai naf,ne i radr i 'ons, 5u.h as our boar show5, Edsrerservices, and our servl .e.r rhe romb of Wash_noron, and wi lh ihem we have been bl i ld inq a

repl tar ion a alonq lhe route ihal cannoi bemalched by dny oiher high school ln AmericdAs I have rhe llne re.ord of Mr. Toolhacher aways belore me, so YOU have rhe re.ord of therhousands of Birminaham st !de.1s who hdvemade this fine re.ord belore you You musl .ol

E. A. HIJBBARD

I962 WASHINGTON TRIP

E A l|lbbardE J. Tard5

Be.ause borh Groves and Seaho m are qoinao. rhis yeaf 's wdsh nqron r f ip, each aro! ;e lected a presidenr ro help .oordinare a rhe

Pete Morse wd5 chosen by Groves Besr knownfor his parr ic ipat io. n dlh et i .s, Pete has pl .yedon borh ihe foolbai .nd baskelba I reams, andh3s served ds president of V.61y C ub.

Seaholm e eded Muffay Srewarr, who is .owserving as presidenr o1 his .ass He has alsopdrtc ip. led in cross counrry and has been a

Pres denl SeahoLm Mlrrdy Slewarr

Secretary Bel ty Wl lso.

Commlltees

Cdp lo Bolnd Ediro.s Kdy l le ikkinenseaho m

Caro Vlne, Groves

vdr iery Shows Seaholm Geolf GlLbert

Greg Ffonrier

Mr and MG Chanes Ble L M ss Anre| : r i 'J i rd l t

Mr andMrs S TaftBnl Miss Laph.m

Mr. a.d Mre Joseph Dlrs Mr Krueg"r

Mr dnd Mre. J im Wenrope Mrs Wiedenhoett

Miss Sdndra Spencer ME Hubba.d

M ss Kathr in B qge Mr5. Sa lon, n lEe

Mrs Mart n, .urse

Be y Wi ison, dssecrerary ror rhe en-nfe group, n6shelped Mr. Hubbar. lin numerous ways.Takins cdre of a l l lhesrenci s, cotrespond-ence and paperwork, Be y has aiven many no!6 roseeinq thar rhis rr lp

Gr.ve3

lVASHINGION GROUP MEMBETS

Heydon, Linda Jean

Newhouser, Char len€

Seaholm

WASHINGION GFOUP METTBENS

Herschelman, Frederic

wen.erberq, Guni la

IITNETANY - GROV't

thor.d.y, Ap.il 19. 1962Michisan Central Terminal - l6 lh ai Michigan

Deroir, Michiqan

F6ll6w Not.. C.r.fully

5:OO Board Tr. in B & O Amba$ador ( l )6:00-8:00 oinner on tlain (2) (See nores)

t.id.,t. April 70, 19676,30 8,30 Ereakfasr on | la in (2)8,45 Arrive Washinglon9,00 Bus tour ro Mouni Vernon (l) {9)

11,30 Lunch Georse Mason Hoie - Alexan-dria (2)

l :o0 Board bus for Virqinia Peninsula ( l )4:30 A( ive Horel Chamberlain O1d Point

Comfort, Virsinia5:00-6:00 Splash pariy

8.r5J0:OO Variery ShowI l:00 Room check (4)r l : rs Quier(5)

'aturd.y, April 21, 1962

6:45 Room ca I (6)7,30 Ereakfast (2)8,15 Board buses for wi l iamsblrs rour ( l ) (9)

12,00 lunch al Wi l l iafrsbuG todge (2)l2:4s a.a.d 6!s .onl inue lour of wi l l iams-

4:00.4:30 Free i ime in Wi l l i .msburq4:30 Board buses for Hole Chambenain (l)5:OO-5:OO Splash party

aDvr50R5

M6 _Euqene-Hubbdd

Mrs. James Weslrope

Mrs. Shermdn Tdrr.nr

Miss Karher ne BisqeMiss Annefie Walwrath

M^. Karhy Wiedenhoef l

8:15n0:o0 vai iety showI l:o0 Room che.k (4)r l , r5 Quiet (5)

sud.y, Apr i l22, 19626,a5 Room cal l (6)7,00-7,30 Breakfasr(2)8,00 check our of Hole (8)8,30 Board buses for w.shinqlon ( l ) (9)

l2:3Gl:30 tunch2:O0 Board buses for Smithsonian Museums

and Mel lon Af l Gal lery ( l )5:oo Board buses tor Horel( l l5:30 check inio Hotel Pick lee Ho!s,.

l5 ih ar L.

8:30 Board buses for evenins tour (l) Jeffe.son Memorial, Lincoin Memorial, Library

I l:0O Rcom check (4)I l :30 Quiel (5)

Mond.y, Apr i l23. 19627:30 Room cai l (6)8:00 9:00 BreakJdsr (3)9,30 Board buses tour (l) capitol .nd Su-

l2 '00 tun.h (3)2:00 Board buses Ar ingron, Chanae of

Guard, and F B. l . ( l )6.30-8:00 Di.ner (3)8:30 washinglon Monumeni (7)

I l:30 Room check (4)l2:O0 Olier (5)

Tu..d.y, April24, r9627,00 Room cal l (6)7:30 8:30 Bre.kf .s i (3)9:00 check out of hotel rcom (8)9:30 Board blses for New York ( l ) {9)

2:30 Atr ve New York, Check inio Horel Gov'ernor C inlon 7lh al 3l st

6:30 Rddio Ci ly Music Hal l (10)I l:30 Room check (4)l2:00 O! i€r (5)

Wodn6dty, April25, | 9627,00 Room cal (6)7,30 8,15 Breakfasr8,30 Tour Upper M.hhalran, Planelar ium,

.nd carhedral( l )

1.30 Tour lower Marhaf ian and Unned Na-

8:OO Theatre Maieslic Thedtre Camelot -245 We.l44lh Slreer

l2:30 Room check (?)l :O0 Quiet (5)

Thu6d.y, April26, 19627:00 Room ca | (6)7,30 8,30 Bre.ktdst9,30 Boat t r ip around Mdnhai l .n or Tour Ra

dio c l ry and Rockefel ler Cenrer ( l l ) oro2)

3:0O Check out of holel foom3:30 Buses e€ve horel ror washinqtoi (l) (9)

lo:rs aoard i rd ln in washinslon ( l )

ttidtt, April2r, 19627,00 9:00 Breakfast on kain (2)

12,00 2:00 Llnch on tr . in (2)2:O0 Atrive Detron

ITINENARY - SEAHOIMThurtd.y, Aprll 19, 1962

Michis€n Cenlr€lTerminal I6rh ar MichiganDeiroit, Michis.n

Follow Notoi Car.fully

5:oo Board Train B & O Ambd$ador (l)6:O0-a:O0 Dinner on rrain (2) (See nores)

Frid.y, April20. 1962

6,30-8,30 Bredkfasi on irain (2)8,45 Atrive Washinsron9,00 Bus tour to Mounr Vernon (l) {9)

11,30 tunch-Georse Mason Horel Alexandriat2)

l :00 Bus touf-Boranicd Garden.nd ArchivesBui ld ins

4:O0 Change of Guard5:O0 Check into Holels - Pick Lee House-

l5th dt L.nd Mdnger Hamil ton I41h

6:3G7:30 Dinner {3)8:30 Evenins lolr tin.oln dnd .lefferson Me

l lioo Room Check (.1)l l :3o Quier (5)

$rurd.y, April 21, 19627,00 Room call (6)7,30-8,30 Breakfast{3)8,30 Tour Capi lo l snd White House ( l )

I:45 Bus 10 Smilhsonidn Museums and MellonAfr Gal lery ( l )

5:30-8:00 Dinner (3)

a:30 Washinglon Mon!meni (7)I l:30 Room check (4)l2.oo Q!ier (5)

Sunday, Api l22, 19627,30 Room caiL (6)

I1,30-12:3O Lunch7,30-8'30 Breaktasi9,00 Buses leave for ch!rch (l)

l2:30n:0o check olr of Horel (8)I :o0 Bodrd buses for Virs in ia Peninsula ( l ) (9)4,3o ar ive Hore Chamberlain Old Poinr

Comforr, Virginid5:00-6:00 Sp ash parry

8: l510:00 Var ie ly ShowI l:00 Room .heck (4)t l l5 Quiet (5)

Mond.y, April2a, 19626 45 Room cal (6)7,30 Breaklasl (2)8,15 Board buses fof wi l l iamsbuq tour ( l ) {9)

12,00 Lunch at wi l iahsburs Lodse (2)t2:4s Board bus .6nrinue lour of Williams-

4:00'4:30 Free lime ir Williamsburq4:30 Board buses for Hoiel Chdmberlain (l)5:OO{:0O Splash pdrry7:00 Dinner {2)8: l5 lO:OO Variery Show

I l:00 Room check (4)I l :15 auiel (5)

Tu6.d.y, April24, 19626,00 Room cal l (6)6,30 7,00 Brednfasr (2)7:30 Chek our of horel (8)7:45 Board buses for New Yofk (l) {9)

,l:30 Ariive New York Check into Hotel Gov-ernor clinron 7rh ar 3lsr

6:30 Radio Ci ty Mus'c Hdl l ( lO)I l:30 Room check (4)l2:00 Ouier (5)

W.dd.d.y, Aprll 25. lt627'oo Room call (6)7,30-8,15 Bresktasl4,30 Tour - Upper M.nh6lidn, Planeta.ium,

and Calhedral ( l )l2:00 Lunch

l :30 Tour tower Manharan.nd United Nd-

5:30-7:30 Dinner8:0O lheatfe - Maiestic Theane-Camelor-

245 w6t 441h Streer12:30 Room check (4)r :oo ouier (5)

Thu6d.y, April 26, 19627,00 Room cal l (6)7,30-8,30 Bredkfasl9,30 Bo6t trip around Manhaltan or Tour Ra-

dio city .nd Rockefeller Cenrer (ll) or(12)

l2:00 lunch3:O0 Che.k our of hotel room3:3O Buses leave hote for Washinston (l) (9)

tO:15 Board t rd in in Washinston ( l )

tri.l.y, A!ril27,19527,00-9'00 Bfeaklasr on n.in (2)

12,00-2:00 Llnch on tr.in (2)z:Olt Aiiive Detroit

NOIEII Check with advisor before bodrdins bu! or

2. rhis meal and rip arc jncluded in price ot

3. S.holl'!, Vermonl .t K, is recommended.Ear where yos wish-

.t. You musr be in your room ar check time,Do nor leave your room afrer che.k time,

5. All rooms must be quiet after indicated

6. Room calls will be atranged by dnector.7. Walk io lhe Monumenr. Che.k with vouf

advisdr rhere

8. Bring your luggase to the lobby. Check withan advisor when you have done so.

9. Ride this same bus for the rest of the tours

I0. Meet ,t slst Srreer Exit. thl. l. not lb. n.ln

ll. ro Circle Line Pier: Take bus m.rked W.42nd Streer Feiry from 34rh Slreet ai 8lhAvenue soins Wesr on 34rh Streer direc'io 42nd Srreer Pjer, the lasr srop.

12, Radio City Tour: RCA Building. Enfi.nce on50th streer, iusr e6st of 6rh avenue. Meetin Roclefeller Cenler tour lounqe.

To use Subwly to return to Holel GovernorClinion 13ke IRT 7th Avenue line to 3-{th Sr.er,Pentuylv6nis Stliion.

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LTNCOLN f ErilORlAL MOUNI VERNON IEII'

where Poromac's stredm i3 flowinsVirginia's border through,

where the while sailed ships are soing,Sailins on the ocean blue,

Fushed the sound of mirrh and singins

Whi le iheso emn be s are. insinsSy,he romb oi Washi .9 lon.

CHORUS.

With . sad, sweet sound,O'er the waves the tones are swellinq,

By Mouni Vernon's sacred sround,

5.i1, O ships across the billowsAnd bear the slory far,

How he sleeps benearh the willows,Firsl in peace and f'rst in war

Tel lwhi le sweet adieus are swel l ins,Ti l lwecome dsain,

He wilhin rhe hearts is dwellins,Of his lovins countryden.

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With malice toward none, wirh chariryfor all, with firmness in ihe rishr, as Godgives us to see the righr, ler us strive onro finish the work we are in, to bind up rhenat ion's wounds, ro care for h im who shal lhave borne the bafile and for his widow andhis orphan 10 do al l which may achieve andcher ish a iust and last ing peace among our 'selves and with al l nar ions.

it/tErvloRtAl SERVICE

TOMB OF GEORGE WASHINGTON(Studenls will move from rhe blses to the tomb

in qoiel pro.ession, iwo abreast)

In Memoriam - Murdy SiewdrtPl.cing of Wrearh - - - - - Peter Morse| / ro lnt of Vernoh Bels- - - - - - GroupTaps Richard BedubienAdviser i . Charse - - - E- A. Hubbard

r i : : i : ' r l: t i : ' r i. :

,r: II'i

Ffo.r Row: MA Durls, Miss

Ba.k Ro!v, Mr NLbbard, Mr

Laphanr, M.s Walrarh, M6 HrbbarC, Mr Wesrhope, Mrs Tatrdnt, M.5 Bue, MissSpen.er, M ss aigge

Ble , Mrs S. lon, Mr T.r .s, MB Wiede.hoef l , Mr Dur is, Mrs Mdrt in, Mr Westhope.

LEFTOVERS Will CoffinSteve Collister, Geoff Gilbert

"MOMMA GET MARRIED"

FIRST VARIETY SHOW 'EAHOLM 'ECOND

VARIEIY SHOW - IEAHOLM

LEFTOVERS - Will Coffin, Sreve Collistel

"WITCH DOCTOR" - - Shafon NoetzelJa. i Haddds, Janie Sayer

"WOULDN'r lT BE LOVERLY" Barb Chynowithacc. by Janie Sayer

"GRANT AVENUE" Di.k Beaubien

"SPRING" - - Paisy Gordon, Jacquey Barnlm

Sharon Meritt, Kay Heikkinen, Joan Os-

born, Sandy Erwin, Sue Koeneke, Wendy

sherwood, Janei Brown, M.ry Rdndall, Pes

Lo!rie, Cece Smirh

"UGLY DUCKLING" - - - - - Kathy Ruhl

-CUMBYA" - Sreve Collisler, Kathy Ruhl

STRIPES Greg Frontier, Steve Chandler

- l ENJOY BEING A GIRL" , - , Chefyl BerhardsJanel Adans. Ro Briesenick, aarb Chyno,welh, C.role Bfodie, Nancy Maniqold,Wendy Westrate, MarJene Drew, LindaHaack, Sandi Dalka, Carmen Tfusei l , TinaPrins, Lydia Goss, Beverly Hastinss

"MISTY" .J!dy Sulkin

"DEDICATED TO THE CLASS OF'62"Diane Rosenbers, Nancy Selmdn, KarenSchaule, Ginny Keim

"ODE ON THE WEST" ------- - Tom Welch

THE REMNANTS Dave Meier, Tom Bdehr

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suBwAYs . . f.on HOIEI cOvERt{OR cllNiON

TO STAIUE OF IIBERTYTake iRT subway (7th Ave.) l rom Pennsylvania

Slar ion,32.d Sl . DOWNTOWN LOCAL direci loSOUTI_I FERRY s€l off .nd proceed 10 sroundieve RETURN, use caul ion. Take UPTOWNkai. , BRONX or BROADWAY LLNE. DO NOT16ke Lexinsron Avenue Tr. in. Proceed lo 34lhSrreei nal ion and walk b. .k ro 3lsr Srreel FromSoulh Fei iv Sial lon d l i ra ins dre local . a l lhouahrwo differ;nr tin6 use r$e rane pr.rforn. -

TO HARLEMTdke UPTOWN EXPRESS IRI subway (7lh Ave.)

from 32.d Slreet srdtion marked 7TH AVE. DYREAVE. Trai. sTops dt d sldtio.s along LexonAve. Haf lem. RETURN Take DOWNTOWNEXPRESS lo 34ih Sneet Sl . r ion.

TO ST. GEORGE HOIEL BROOXLYNTake any DOWNTOWN EXPRESS IRT subway

from 32nd Srreer 6nd 7lh Ave. Slal ion dire.r loC ark Srreer s lat ion (nexr srop af ter Wal St) .Gelofi na n, proceed to elevdror which rises to obbyo1 S1 Geo'ge Horel . RETURN - lake Manharanbound rrai. ro 34rh She€r sl.rlon

TO GREENWICH VILLAGEFrom 6lh Ave. and 30ih Sl. rake DOWNTOWN

bus lo the V llaqe slops lrequently alons 6lhAve. fron 8th Streef, 4ih Street, B eecker Streer,elc. in the Vi lage OR 6th Ave. IND rrain,DOWNTOWN EXPRESS, fron statio. .r 6th Ave.and 33rd Srreer ro srop ar wesr 41h Streer, TheVi l lage. RETURN rake UPTOWN s!bway 1034ih Sl sration or bus up 6rh Ave. ro 32nd St.

TO IADIO CIIY MUSIC HALL

From 7th Ave. and 32nd Sl. (nexl blo.k lromHorel ar Equilab e Life 8ldg.), tdke gn.. bc.m.rk.d No. 4 Pcnnrylv..i. St.tion-Ft. TryonP..1. aus proceeds alons 32nd st- up Fiflh Ave.alona famols lhoppins cenler ro 50th 5l Rocr.efel ler Cenrer. Gei o l l . wdl we on 50rh Sralons Ro.kefe ler Centef to 61h Ave. io MusicHal OR lake 6th Ave. INO subway, UPTOWNIOCAI or EXPRESS from 6rh Ave. and 33rd Sl .sralion to 50th Sl sralion. RETURN lakeDOWNIOWN IND subway f fom 50th Sl , and6rh Ave. ro 34rh Sr. sral ion - OR bus markedNo. 4 P.nn.ylv.ni. St.tion from 50lh Sl. and5lh Ave. lo lasr sTop at Pennsy vania Sldlio.

IO CTNIRAT PARK

For Zoo and Metopolnan Museum, iake greenbls mdrked N.. 4 - Tryon P.r[ from 32nd srd.d 71h Ave. alonq Fifth Ave. lo srop desired -Zoo 69h Sr. and Museum 86rh Sl

For American M!.e!m ol Narur6 Hislory .ndHayden Pldnerdr i !m, rake IND 8th Ave. subwayUPTOWN TOCAL (ony) f rom 33rd Si . and 8lhAve. srdi ion P/oceed lo Slst St . srop and Cen.

RETURN along Fifrh Ave. by N6. 4 Penn3ylv.nia St.iion bG - dow.tow. dire.tion to Penn

RETURN along Cenlral P.rk West rakeDo\/NToWN ND LocAl subway ro 34rh Sr.

ALL FARES (SUBWAY AND BUS) $ . I5

WASHINOTON IRIPTradilional Trip Sons

By Clarence Vlier

{T!ne I Wanna Go Back to Michigan)I w_anna so p9+ 1o wdhinsron,

To see the zoo.nd lhe Presrdenr,_ To cl imb ihe.Wa5h' .9ton Monumenrro sreep wlh r , reen oihe.s,

in a hote bedroom crowd,I wdnr ro 9o b.ck, | got to qo bdcl ,

I want ro visit rhe srructure ofand_Where Lrnco n reisns sup;eme,

rwanr ro see rhe cherry i reesAlong the quiet streamr

I wnnr 10 ride 1o Arlinolonwhere unknown hei@s so,I wanl ro 9o back, l've goi to 9o back,

rwa r t to go bacl ro Mount Vernon,Our counlry s Farhers home,

To listen io rhe mo.kins birdsAnd slro I around dlone,

I wart 10 f ind. chery t reeCur by his father's son,

I wanl ro qo bd. l , l 've sot to go bad,

I wanr lo see the famous lombWhich on rhose sround does stdnd,

Th.r ho ds lhe morrdlashesOf lhe f'ror nan of our land

To sing .bout Mounr Ve.non BellsIn rones !o sofi and low,

I wdnl ro go back, l've soi to go b.ck,

I wan o 9o back to the ChesdpeakeClose by rhe Arlanric's side,

To hear the preity mermaidsA S nqinq on rhe r ide,

To land atOld Pd nl C6mfodAnd to male an ear ly sneak,

wanl lo so back, l've sor io go back,To lhe Chesdpeeke.

I w.nt to so back to Baltihore.To lhe city by rhe Bdy,

which was the home of Francis Kev,

HG monument 5hows Old GloryAmid lhe banl€ roar,

I wanr ro 9o b.ck, l've sor io so back,

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otovEs ScHoot HYMNWe wi l l s ihq ro Groves bolh nishl dnd ddy

wherher here nr schoo or far away.Never ler us hesnare to pray

"p ease prored our s.hoo each div".Fa cons forever we shal l a lways be.

High School ddys s lay wirh us in our memory.Ohe day to Groves we'li say sood-bye

and the fuiure yedrs wil p€ss !s by.Sll I the nahe of Groves we'll s orify.

Green and Whiie wil never die.Fa .ons lorever we shdl d wdys be.

Hish S.hool days s iay wirh us in our memory,GROVES SENIOR SONG

Anorher Fa con chapler ends,rhe "Green and Whires" are blue

It 's t ime lor "he lo.ol ese"dnd "qood'bye dear Groves lo you".

we'll say a fond fare-well ro rriendsilt time 10 go on and so

We'll sing one songs as we traveon the same path that you once trod.

with a sraieful hean we wi l l doour par l in the d.ys that l ie ahead.

W€ wil do olr besr ds we fac,-Life's resrl prayi.s we are blesi.

And w rh head held hish we' l l say "sood bye. 'Good-bye lo lhe Gree. and while.

IAOON RIVERMoon River, wider rhan a mile,l 'm c.oss ns you in sry e some day.Yo! dream maker, you hearl-bre6ker,Wherever yo! te soinq, l 'm soins your way.Two drilrers, olf ro see rhe wor d,There s such a or ol world ro see,we're after rhe same rainbow's end,wallin"round lhe bend,My huck ebery friend,Moon Rrver and me.

GROVCS FIGHT SONGRise up, a I Fa cons, r ise up;

Unire, a I Falcons, uhile;We are qoins ro win rod.y,

We musr win every pldy,So i ishr, a l l you F. lcons, l ightWe' l l s ins ro Groves of Airmingham

We' l l s inq ro qreen and whl le,we're here ro cheer for viclory,

So le ls so Fishr l Fighr!Fiqhr lRise up, a Falcons, r ise upj

Uni le, a l l Falcons, uni le,For our colors we wi l f iqht

And loday we'll show oor nisht,So f i9ht , a l lyou Fa cons, Fishr l

'ONIGHIWon'r be iusr any nighiToniqhr rhere wi be no mornifq star

l ' l lsee my love lonishlAnd for us srars will srop where rhey areToddy lhe mlnutes seemed like hours,The hours 9o so slowlyAnd sr i l lhe sky is ishtOh, moon so br ighl dnd make lh isendless day, endless niqht

The world is f l l l of ishrWih suns and moons al loverthe p aceToddy rhe wor d is iusr a mddnessA pldce lor me 10 live ir,No better than al l r ishl

Sleep we land when you dream,

IIRIIIINOHAM IAAICHINC 9ONG

Now here's a cheer tor Birminsham,

we're here io cheer your every play,

wete here to 3ee you win loday.

And here's a toast to Airminsh.n,

May you always fairly win,

Birminsham wete here io cheer you,

Here io cheer vou on ro vidorv- Rahl R.h!

So foMard m.rch, Birminsham,

Sreppins proudly down the field.

Yours ro fishr.nd neve. yield

And whi le we cheer wi lh mighr and main

Let every Birmingham man say,

Birminsham wete here ro cheer you,

Here ro cheer you on to win today,

FOREVER BIRMINGHAM

oh, deep Maroon, oh snowy whi1e,Oh, Maple boughs against the Nighr -Wrere'er we, so in yourh or ase,V hen Memory scans her ample page,

forever,eirminsham, o!r hearts wi l l yeahA.d lost in Fancy lhen return.

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Like moments brief the years hdve fl€d-one cfowded hour ofglorious lifelOn shining feel Today is spedTo brins Tomorow's ioys and strife,

Forever,Birminqham, our hedrts wi l l yearnAnd losl in Fdncy then rer!rn.

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Oh, BeduiY set on campUs wide.Oh, Spirir free insptins pride,To you we brinq our song of praise,And in your honor voices raise,

Forever,Birminsham, our heads wi l lyedrnAnd losr in Fan.y then return.

GETIING TO I(NOW YOUJUNE I! BUSTIN' OUT AIL OVEI

SIORIV1Y WEAIHCRWIIH A IIIILE BII OF LUCK

MOMENIS TO NEMEMBINHONEY BUN

THE IIITH OF IHE BTUE!TELL ME WHY

MAIITDAI CANS SAY NO

DO TORDOVER THI RAINAOW

AY IHE LICHI OF IHE SILVE'Y MOON

sWEE' VIOLETS

SCOTCH AND SOOA

U OF M FIGHT SONG

EASICR PARADE

I'VE BEEN WORKING ON IHI IAILROAD

MANHATTAN

WHEN 'HE

SAINTS GO MAR€HING IN

JAMAICA FATEWELLOown ihe way, where lhe nishts are say,And the sun shines sdily on rhe mounrain ropI rook a | r ip on d sai l ing shipAnd when reached Jamaica I made a stop -

My head is iurninq aroundhad lo leave a l i l l le s i r l

Sounds ol aughler everywhereAnd the dan. ins s i r ls swayins lo and fro

nust declare my hear l is ihereThough 've been from Maine to Mexico ,

(choru9Down ar rhe market yo! can hearLadies crv oli while on rheir heads thev hearPaki rice, "Salt fish are nice,"And ihe fum is fine any lime of yedr -

JUNE IS BUSTIN'OUT ALI OVERJure is busr in 'oul a l over lAl l over the meadow and the hi lBuds 'er busi in 'our a blshesAnd lhe rompin'r iver plshesEv'ry inle wheel ihar wheels beside a mi l!June is busl in ' out a l l over lThe feel in ' is selr in 'so intense,Thal lhe young Vi'ginia creepersHdv been husg n'rh€ beieepers

Our a al l lhe mornin 's lor ies on the fencelJesr beca0se i t 's JunelJunelJunel

MICHAEL

ttuE MooN

NOININC LIKE A DAMEWe sol sunlighi on rhe sand, we got

moonl'qhl on the sea,We sot mansoes and baranas you can pick

We sor volley ball and pins pons and a lor

We get packases ffom home, we ser movies,

we ger speeches from our skipper, and.dvice

we sel leliers doused wirh perfume, we setdizzy from rhe smell,

You know damn wel l lWe hdve noihins 10 put on a.lean while slir for,Wh6t we need is whar there is no subsrhure ior,There i r nothin ' l ike a dame (nolhir ' in rhe

There is nothin 'you c.n nameTh.r is anythi .g l ike a dome.we feel reslle.$, we feel b ue, we leel lonely

We feellvery kind of feeling but the feelinq

We feel hunsry as ihe wolf felr when he mel

Lots ofthinss in life are bedurif!l bur brorher,There is one particular rhins lhar is noihins

wh.tsoever in any way, sh.pe or form

There is nolhin l ike . dame (norhin ' in ihe

There is norhing yo! c.n nameThal is anyrhing l ike a dame.

Norh n Fl e , t b , l r . .c dne I .ot t rn a rhr

Has a sott and wavy frameLik€ lhe s i lhouene of . dame.Ihere is absolurely nolhinq iike rhe frame

sosuppole d.dame ain I br isht , or cohplelel l /

or a: fd i lhrul as a bird doq, o as I nd as

lr's a w.sre of lime to worfy over rhirgs thar

Be rhdnl fu l , for rhe rhing, 'nev

ve sor lTh€i is ahylhing l ike a dame.There are no book5l i le a dame,and nolhin ' loots l i le d dame,There are no dr inks l ike a dame,And nolhin ' th inks l ike d dame,There ainl a thins th.r's wrons with dny mdn

Thar cdnl be cured by put, ing him near-A 9ir l ish, womanly, femd,e, femrnine, dam€r

GETIING IO I(NOW YOUGetlinq lo know you, gefling to know atl dboul

Getlins ro ike you, setins to hope you tik€Ge ing io .know you, puring it my w.y, blrYou are precisely my cup of realGelting io know you/ qeflinq io feet free dndWhen I dm wirh you, qe ing to know wh.t rollaven'r you noii.ed? Suddenly t,m

Bec.use of all the beautiful andlearni.s abour you day by day.

DOWN BY THE OLD 'ITIIL

STIEAMDown by ihe o d mi l skeam.Where I tirsr mer you,wilh your eyes so blueOressed in ginsham too.You were sixleenMy vil age queenDown by rhe old mi lstream.

LONG, LONG TRAINThere's a ons, long l rd i . . ' ro l l in9,

To Wdshingro. , DC,To the Capnol, rhe Whne House,

And 1o ihe Treasury.Throuoh lhe old Smithsonian Mosee.

Anai d the spors tound rhe Mall;And we'l shake lhe hands ol .l rhe qents

CONEY ISLAND BAIYGoodbye, my Coney ls and Baby,Farewe , my own nue ove, l rue lovel 'm gonnd so awdy and leave youNeve. lo see you any,Never aonna s€e you any,l'm gonna sai upon rhar lery boat,Never to return agdin,So goodbye, f.rewe l, so ons forever,Goodbye, my coney lsl.ndGoodbye, my coney lsland babe.

IN THE EVENINGIn rhe evenins by lhe moo. l ishr,Yo! .an hear rhose d€rk ies s 'nsin 'In the evenins by the moonl isht ,You c.n hedr those banios r ingin ' ,How rhe o d folks would enioy ir,They wo! ld s i l around and l is len,As we sans in the evenins by the moonlishi.

OKLAHOMAO k lahoma, where the wifd comes sweep-in'

And lhe wavin 'wheal can sure smel l sweerWhen the wind.omes r ighi behind the rain.O k lahoma, Evty niqhr my honey lamb and ISi l a lone and ld lk and wdt.h a hawk mak'n ' lazy

We know we belons lo the landAnd rhe land we belons ro is grandlAnd when we say Yeeowl A yi i o ee ay!

Youie doin ' f ine, Oklahofr a l

STORMY WEATHERDon'l know why there's no sun up in lhe sky,

Slorhy weather,Since my man and I ain't losether,

Keeps rainin ' a l l the t ime.Life is bare, sloom and misery evtywhere,

Stormy wearher,Jlsl can'1gel my poof self rogelher,r 'm weary . l l the t ime, rhe r ime,

So weary al l lhe r ime.When he (she) went aw.y the blues wa ked in

and met me.l f he srays away old rockin ' chdir wi l l ser me,All I do is pray rhe tord above wi I ler me walk

aan'l go on, evtylhins I had is sone,Srormy wearher,jin.e my mar a.d I ain't toqether,Keeps rainin 'a l l lhe r ime,Keeps raini . ' a l l the t ime.

MII.LION DOILAR BAEYh was a lucky April showerl l was lhe mosr.onvenient doorl found d mi l l ion dolar babyIn rhe five and ten cenrs srore.Ihe rain conrinued for an hourI hung around r i I rhree o. fourl louid a mi l ion dol l6r babyFrom ihe frve dnd len ceni ! sroreShe was se l i .s Chin. , dnd when she mdde those

| (epr buy'n9 China, unr ' l rhe crowd qot wise.In. idenial ly, i f you should run,nto a 3lbwer,Siep iiside my cohase doorAnd heet a mi l l ion dol lar babyFrom lhe iive dnd ren cenrs sr6re

IHE DARKTOWN SIRUTTET5 AALLl'll be down ro ser you in d t.xi, honey,You bel ler be ready dbou, h. l f pasr e,qht,Now dearie don'l be ldle,Remembe/ when we ser rhere, honey,When rhey p ay those Jelly Roi Blues,ronorow nishl ar The D.rktown Srrutter's Ball.

's3o'ls ^u

Llroq rno.rueP 01,uro9wa. i lo be lhere when the b.nd sl . r rs olav 'nq

Ihe iwo sieps I m qoin ro have em al lwHo,s 50tRY NOW

whos he.rr is a.hina for breal ino each vow?who s sdd and blue?

Jusr l ike I cr ied over yo!

I rried 10 wam yo!, somehow

l'm slad rhal you're sotry now.

WHERE HAVE AIL THE FLOWERS GONE?Where have all lhe flowers gone,

ong rifre passing?where have al l rhef lowers gone,

Where have a rhe flowers qone?Picked by youns sirls every one.When wi I rhey ever learn?When wi rhey ever learn?Where h6ve a the youns gir ls sone,

long r me p.ssinq?Where have. l l the youns sir ls sone,

where have a I lh€ young gir ls sone?Go.e to yo!.9 men everyone.Whe. wi I rhey ever earh?When wi l l they ever eah?Where hdve a I rhe young me. gone,

long l ime p.ssing?Where have ali rhe yo!ns me. sone,

Where have a I lhe younq men sone?Gone ro soldlers everyone.When wi l they ever learn?When w ll they ever edrn?Where have d the so diers sone,

lo.9 i ime pdssi fg?Where hdve. l l lhe soldieh sons,

Where have al l lhe so diers sone?Gone to grav€yards everyoneWhen wi l l rhey ever learn?When wi l l rhey ever learn?Where have al the graveyards sone,

ong t ime p€ssin9?where have dl the sraveyards sone,

. long t ime ago?where h.ve al l the graveyards sone?Gone ro f owe6 everyone.Wh-.n wi I they ever ea.h?Wh-.. wi I lhey ever earn?

HONEYCOMBWell , i t s a darn sood i i fe .nd i t 's k inds' f lnnv,How the lord made lhe bee and the bee mad--

And the honeybee iookins' for d home,And he cal ed i r honey.ombwel l , he roamed rhe worl . l nnd he qathered alOf rhe honeycomb inro one sweel bd f,An. l ihe honeycomb from a mi l lon t r ips,M6de fry bdbyi l ips.Oh, ho.eycomb, wor l you be my b.by?We , Honeycomb, be my own.Gor. hank of hdi . , dnd a p ece of bo.e,And made d walk in ' , ia lk in 'honeycomb.And the Lord said, "N.w, lhat I made a rree,l 'm sonn. ' ook d dro!nd for a sreen/ green

And He made a lrle rr.e dnd guess you heard,whal thef , wel lhe made d l i t t le bird.And they waire. l a l afound ' l i rhe end ol spr ins,Getling 6very nore rhar rhe birdie sinss,and they put it a nro one sweet tone,

Oh, Foneycomb, won't yo! be my baby?honey.omb be hy own,Wel l , i r 's a dah good l i fe when you sot a wi fe,

And rhe Lord said, "Now, that I made a l i le'n sonnd' look a arolnd for . i l i le word

Thal so!nds abour sweer like a turlle dove,And lquess l 'm sonns' .a l i t love. 'And he rodmed $e world, lookin' everywhere,Gelting ove from here, and love from thereAnd he pur it into a lifile old pa.l

Oh, honeycomb, won'i you be my baby?Honeycomb, be dy own.Well, nt a dar. aood ife whe. you qor a wife

OH, WIIAI A 'EAUTIFUL

MORNINGIhe.e's a brishrsolden haze on the meadowThere's a brishtsolden haze on the meadowThe (orn

's as hish as an elephants eve,An' i r lool , l i le i rs c l imbin 'c lear uo ro the skv.Oh, whar d beaut i fu lmornin ' .Oh, whar a beaur i fu lddy-I qot a beaurifu feelin'Eviythins's qoin' my wayl

SENIIMENIAL JOURNEYGonna t.ke a senrimental iourneyGonna set my heart at easeGonna rake a sentimental iourneyTo renew old memorieqGot my b.9 and gor my r4ervaiionFound ea.h tine I could affordt'le a child in wild aniicipatjontons to hear th. t s l labo.rd,

LUIIAIY OF BROADWAY

Come o. alonq and lisien

The hip hooray and b.lly

The rumble of a subway rrain the r.ttle of a taxi,The daffy di ls ihar eniertdin ar Anse o's an.j

When,a Broddway baby says soodnight, it's early

Mdnh. l ran babies don'r , leep l i9hr, unt i l th ' -A

Goodriohr baby, sood nishr, milk m.nt on his

Sleep tisht baby, sleep tisht let's call it a day,tisren to the Lul aby of old Broadw.y.

CAMEIOT

A law was made a dislance noon aso here,luly dnd Auqust c.n nol L'e roo hot,And rheret a leqal limll ro $e snow here,

The winrer is forbidden lill Oecenb'er,And exils Mafch rhe second on ihe dor,By order summer i .sefs ' i i l SePiember,

I k.ow it sounds a bn biz.re.Blr in CameloJ, CameLot,Thal's how condirions ate.The rain mdv never lal 'tii afrer sundown,By eisht rhe mornins fog mlst disappear,l. shod ihere's simply nol, a more consenral

spor,For happy ever allering lhan here,

I know it 9ives a perscn Pause,Bur in Camelor, Camelor,These dre rh€ leqdl ldwsIhe snow may never ! l lsh upon lhe hi ls ide,By hine p.m. the moonl ishr musr appear,In shorr rheret simply nol,A more congenrar spol,Than her-- in Camelor.

IT'5 A GRAND NIGHI FOR SINGINGli s a gr.nd .rghl lor s inginglThe moon is f ly ns hishAnd ! .mewhere a bird who i5 bound hel be

Is throwi.s his heart at the sky.I t 's a grdnd nishl for s ihginslThe srars are briqhi above,The earrh is aqlow and lo add ro the show,I th i .k lam fa l ing i . love.