Barbe High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Lake Charles, LA)

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r Standing l» tin wayside. all that summer schoolers can do is watch As Life Passes by As school ends and summer begins, a student's fancy turns to the important things in life. Pools, parties, and picnics. right' Wrong, for some students the school year has yet to end. in fact, it is just beginning. Such was the case of Tammy Perry. Erika Garrett. Harvey Hutchinson, and 167 other summer school students. Prom fall to spring we struggle through school only to have it start all over again May «). the first Monday after school is out. sighed Dina Sonnier, senior. Instead of going to the beach along with the rest of the crowd, these students had to spend that time sitting within the confining walls of a classroom. The would-be fun in the sun becomes the gloom of the room as the summer schooler tries to concentrate on school work while keeping their minds from wandering to thoughts of the outside world. It doesn't bother you until you realize that you should be outside having fun somewhere, said senior. Amanda Armstrong. Being cooped up in the classroom for the better part of the day kept some of the girls from getting their summer status symbols, suntans. Without their sunshine quotas, the students resorted to unorthodox ways of getting their bodies roasted to a mild burn. Coming home from school, students practically did a bump and grind in the car. not wasting any time in getting to that frying pan in the sun. otherwise known as the patio. Meanwhile, other summer schoolers dressed as Nanook of the North to keep the vacationers from seeing their bleached skin. They kept up the disguise until they could find the time to take a swing by the beach to catch some quick rays. This is a ritual handed down from summer schooler to summer schooler throughout the season. This year, though, there was a new twist to the old game, as Barbe students went to the I.aGrangc campus for their summer school courses. Not having to go to the same old classrooms was a nice change, even though I got lost the first time I tried to find my new class. admitted sophomore Peter Eisen. As summer came to an end. vacationing students began to eagerly await the ringing of the school bell. That is. except for the summer schoolers, who winced at the thought because they never had the chance to miss it in the first place. — Cart. ON THE VCHOLE. senior Amanda Armstrong would raiher he in Philadelphia instead of silling outside LaGrange studying for summer school. THE VIDEO STORE itleo Equipment Sale and Service Movie Sales and Rentals WILL FRUGE 0941 Ryan St., Unit 4 Lake Charles 477-4926 “State Farm has life insurance, too! Call me for details.” JtiL i nei M, te u good neignoor. Stale Darm i ♦ there. DALE BERNARD 4344 Lake St. Lake Charles 477-7354 Luv ya, Bucs!! 3525 Rvan, Lake Charles, 477-6331 1001 Arizona, Sulphur, 527-9813 1616 Sampson, Westlake, 439-6781 190 — Ads

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