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'Endless Summer The last day of school came and went and suddenly we found ourselves in the middle of summer. While some of us worked on tans, others of us escaped the routine lifestyle of Liberty and traveled to far away places. Several LHS students journeyed to Colorado on the annual Biology trip, where they studied plant life and nature. Others went to Minnesota to Young Life's Castaway Camp along with other club members from the metro area. Some students even left the country, Spanish students journeyed to Mexico for the annual Spanish trip. David Bowman, '81, and Shawn Tompkins, '82, went to foreign countries on mission trips. David traveled to Haiti and Shawn went to Africa. Many aspiring LHS athletes attended football and basketball camps held here this summer and at certain colleges and universities. The cheerleaders and pom- pon girls both attended camps this year. Both squads received top honors at their camps. The pom-pon squad did exceptionally well and brought home two trophies to prove their excellence. As the length of the summer days increased, so did the heat, soaring well into the 1005 for seventeen consecutive days at one point. At the height of sum- mer, the heat was so bad that the Red Cross came to the rescue once again, supplying air conditioned relief stations for people without air conditioners. Some of us beat the heat by going to the swim- ming pool, where others beat the llhigh cost of liv- ing by working there. There was a wide variety of jobs that LHS students performed this summer. From being trashmen to fashion models, construction work- ers to swimming instructors, and even rock band members to radio announcers. What did these people do with all the money they made? Well some went to camp, some bought tickets to the many concerts held this summer, including Su- per Bowl of Rock featuring April Wine, Kenny Loggins, The Doobie Brothers, and lourney. The Eagles also vis- ited Kansas City as did Van Halen, ConFunkshun, and Slim Whitman. Students also spent hard earned money on tickets to see our championship winning Royals play ball.
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