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I went to the Blink 182
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ning the Division I state
enth row!"
soccer championship."
~Russ
Runyeon
~Kate
Martin
Box
Office
Hits
Summer was a word that
hit students with feelings of
relief, exitement, anticipa–
tion, and more. Students
were given three months of
freedom away from a strict
and often tiresome schedule.
Many students chose to be a
part of the local work force,
using their summer income
to finance car payments, in–
surance, college savings, and
extra spending money.
Other students were able
to travel, vacation, or just
I
hangoutwithfriends. When
asked what there was to do
around town in the summer
Krystal Courture said, "I like
to go shopping." But what
happens when you can't
drive? "Stayhome andwatch
T.V.," assured Matthew
Cook.
Whatever students chose
to do, summer just would
not be complete without
friends to share it. Between
work, vacation, boredom,
and friends, summer was
bound to be a hit.
I__
"I caught two 35-pound
King Salmon in the Pa–
cific Ocean."
~Rob
Kneen
Summer 9
