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Whatever the outcome of Julie Russell ' s tennis career, she ' s moving in the right direction with lessons from senior Denise Fratter. The mad chemist. Senior Larry Troksa mixes some chemicals to help the outcome of his experiment Labs were the major part of advanced chemistry. I can ' t believe This is vacation Summer. It is commonly defined as the warmest season of the year, and to the average student, fresh out of school, it signifies warm days in the sun, afternoons watching soaps, and evenings going to softball games or catching the latest flick. Those reflections of summer tend gradually to fade away as summer school starts. Advanced chemistry students begin their titrations and unknowns while others, wishing to excel in the art of driving, drag themselves from bed at 6 a.m. to practice getting on and off Region expressways. Others, craving for money, spend their vacation working at odd jobs, from painting the train depot to teaching youngsters to hit a tennis ball. Traveling also plays a role in the summer as many students migrate to college campuses for workshops for journalists, band members or athletes. These individuals spend time learning ideas or techniques to bring back and share with fellow students. As summer comes to an end, these students contemplate about it and ask themselves, “Was this really vacation?
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Volunteer work. Showing their community spirit alumna Diana Bock and Mr. Ray Weaver paint the train depot as part of a program sponsored by the town. Knowing that vacation will soon be ending, senior Rick Bereolos attends St. Mary ' s Western Day ' s Festival for one last taste of summer. Rick volunteered to help his church at this festivity. At the annual, A Park full of Art, junior Mike Price points out that it is not necessary to be a flower child to enjoy a pretty petunia painting. I love a parade. To some people a parade is candy, clowns and floats; but to the band and Pantherettes it symbolizes hard work and long practices.
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Students find themselves spending their summer in a classroom on wheels. Driving instructor Frank Burke leads students on the road to driving proficiency. Even though the journalism workshop at Ball State University required a lot of work, junior Beth Galambos still found time to meet new friends.
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