Sunday we attended the church of our denomination--some to the Episcopal and Catholic, others to the Methodist or Presbyterian. After church, we witnessed the Easter Parade on Fifth Avenue and eventually wound up in the Hotel Bristol for dinner. We boarded a sight-seeing bus after dinner and, having the bus entirely to ourselves, we really enjoyed our tour which took us to all the principal parts of the city. At length we arrived at the docks and ferried across the harbor past the Statue of Liberty to Staten Island and then back again. Upon our return we journeyed with painful step and heavy heart to the Waldorf for dinner and then to a Studio Tour of Radio City, our last event in New York City. The trip home, particularly from Poughkeepsie, will long be remembered by all the members of our class!
Our thanks go to Mr. Burke for his intense interest and hard work which actually made our trip a reality instead of a dream. We also wish to express our appreciation for the superb chaperoning of Miss Davis and Mr. Rickett.
An Alumni Banquet, under the auspices of the Class of '46, is scheduled for June 22, 1946. This banquet is open to all graduates from South Kortright Central since 1940, the year of the first graduation and ocmpletion of the school.
With our motto, "2 X L", we now set forth into the world to seek fame and ofrtune and to uphold the honor our Alma Mater has bestowed upon us, the class of 1946!
--Hugh Rose.
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The 1946 Almedian - South Kortright Central School Yearbooks - SKCS 1946 Almedian
