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Kris Lucksinger and her family hit the slopes for Spring break in Keystone, Colorado. i 1 i Nothing could compare to the majesty of the mountains where many traveled to enjoy scenery or participate in outdoor fun. Teresa Ohnesty explores her ice skating ability in the Canadian snow. P: 1 .war- ,i -Ra., . Vacation spots awed students and families School holidays were often geared towards vacations, and many students and their families took advantage of this wonderful-opportunity. Spring break and Christmas holidays often encouraged an adventure into the Colorado mountains whereskiingwasaIifestyle.Somepopularski basins were Breckenridge, Vail, Keystone and Winterpark. impatient for the golden look, many people traveled further south to the Carribean Islands to enjoy an increased climate and a tropical atmosphere. Summertime gave families more time to schedulevacationsandofteninstigatedtrips further away than most. Canada, Hawaii and Mexico were all visited by Klein students where various culture interests could develop. A select few were able to travel to various countries in Europe. Klein students received a taste of the world and a memorable time for all. Getting away was a fantastic change as individuals were awed by wonders of the earth, but getting back to the place they called home and to the comfort of a daily routine was almost as nice. Vacations 109
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