Seniors in Washington;111 Girls and 95 BoysContinued from Pace OneToday the group will go to many government buildings, taking a bus to the Capitol, Congress Library, Fol-gar Shakespearian Library and the Supreme Court. In the afternoon they will travel to Arlington Cemetery and see the tomb of the unknown soldier. Lee’s famous mansion and Mount Vernon will also be visited. The evening will be spent at a movie.Tomorrow the seniors will sec how money is printed on a visit to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. After this they will go to the White House and Washington’s Monument. Some will probably test their strength to see if they can climb to the top of the monument. In the afternoon the groups will break up into small parties and go to various places. The Corcoran Art Gallery, Archives Building, Academy of Science, Ford Theatre (where Lincoln was shot) will be visited, while still others will go shopping for souvenirs.Saturday afternoon at 4.30 the seniors will head for home. The train will arrive at 7.45. The chaperones for the boys are Messrs. Charles Hutton, Vincent Pearce, Frank Rinehart,James Davis, Harold Helveston and Warren Cocklin. Those for the girls are the Misses Clare Filler, Margaret Major, Edna Clarke, Madge Barber and Mary White.