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I· Summer

1 Break

I Fun For

I Many
I A
s students walked into school to begin
yet another exciting year, one
couldn't help but notice how three
I very short months had managed to transform Junior Kelli Maggiore helps her uncle bring up
I even the fairest of people into California na- KORSHO.Jj'
their catch of crab in Nehalem Bay in Oregon. (P.
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1 tive and exciting adventures Sophomore Deny Rothfuss pauses to look into
the still waters on lake Redfeather during his camping trip
, flew through the halls as students tried to
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in Colorado.
I catch up on the last few months. What did
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they do to fill their days of fun in the sun?
Many students left Omaha to visit other
Beaches were a popular place to
places.
',
I meet new people while getting a great tan.
I to California to ride the waves and look at all
Junior Todd Biery said, "This summer I went
I the good-looking ladies."
Others spent their summer visiting rela-
tives and old friends. "While I was on vaca-
tion in California, I had a chance to visit my
grandparents," said Senior Marvin Dolleman.
Still others took advantage of the new and
different places to explore and enjoy. "I did
a lot of shopping and sightseeing when I visit-
ed Texas this summer," said Junior Tracy
Spomer.
Although many enjoyed their vacations
abroad, others found Omaha to be relaxing
place to spend their summer. Junior Rhonda
Miller said, "I just laid around and played soft-
ball a lot."
Everyone had their own reasons for liking
summer. Spomer said, "It gave me a break
from school." "I enjoyed getting away from
I Omaha to visit different places and see new
things," said Junior lisa Ferris.
However, Junior Dawn Furey and Senior
Mike Decker summed up just about everyone's
feelings for summer by saying, "It was a spe-
cial time to share with good friends."
Andrea Raker

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