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Weekends were a time for friends and relaxation from school, but
whenever students got the chance, they put their heads together to

come up with plans that they would remember forever.

- .,,.,,,,1To out with that she would never forget. experience for a student
friends, Friday night foot- "I went to Worlds of Fun turned into a night of com-
ball games, or going to the with my boyfriend and we plete terror. "One night when
movies was the usual. In got stuck on top of the Tim- I was baby-sitting for a
order to break the routine, berWolffortwohours. The neighbor, one of the little
students got cre- kids that I was
ative with their baby-sitting asked
weekend activi- if he could play
ties, "One day, my outside. When I
friend and I had a went to check on -
cake-baking con- him later and he Seniors Jill
test against two was gone and I Kesinger and
Katie Hoke
girls," junior John couldn't find him get ready to
Kuker said. anywhere! He go out. One
of their
Others came home right favorite places
found that leaving before his parents to go was
Omaha was an ac- got back," sopho- downtown.
photo by Fred
tivity in itself. "On more Jenny Kesinger
the way home from Spitznagel said .
a weekend trip in What- Standing on
Wyoming, I got ever plans MN stu- their hands
stranded on the dents had, week- are juniors
Lindsay
highway with my ends still remained Palmer and
family. We had to coast park personnel had to walk a time for relaxation, friends, Jessie Korth.
down the street until we us down one by one," senior and time away from school. They found
this to be
could find a place that could Stacy Latusick said. Whenever students got a someting
help us," sophomore Brian Baby-sitting was chance, they tried to come different to do
on the
Swift said. a typical Friday night activ- up with plans that would weekend.
Another student ity for some students, but make weekends times they photo by
Megan
had a weeken~ experience one particular baby-sitting could never forget. . Johnson
by Kate Whalen & -
o Jenny Rinker Attending
school sporting
events such as
MN football
games were an
opportunity for
students to
show their
school pride.
photo by Linda
Carey

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