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Laura Kallio Scort Baker Laura Kallio stops for a break before continuing her journey through the heart of Massachusetts visiting col- leges. Laura enjoys the carefree at- mosphere of Durgin Park. Mamye Bacore The Eaton Center provides fulfillment for the avid shopper. Unfortunately for Scott Baker, funds and time pre- sented a problem seeing the entire mall during his visit to Canada. Ready to explore a moment of histo- ry, Mrs. Mamye Bacote poses at the landing site of the Pilgrims. As head of the Social Studies Department, Mrs. Bacote finds visits to historical areas benefit her teaching. Lynette Bevacqua Junior Lynette Bevacqua finds ex- citement riding a trolley car on the streets of San Francisco. She spent time with her grandparents and long-distance buddies. Summer ‘11
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Sima Familant discovers a new method of transporation while trav- eling in Israel. She is visiting a desert area near the city of Arod. Sophomore Heather Shively poses in front of the Swiss Alps. This was one of the many areas she visited while living in Egypt with her parents. Seated at far back left, Amy Bright and Amy Cohen focus their attention on the streets of Paris, France. They stopped often to enjoy the sights. A Sima Familant Amy Bright Students and teachers vacation to unique and memorable parts The day every Monarch had anxiously been antici- parting for nine long months had finally arrived. The bell struck 10:30 and the stu- dents flew our, ready fo spend three leisurely months away from school. Wherher a “true tourist’ or an “‘out for fun’’ vacationer, students and teachers found traveling to be a great break from the usual, daily routine. Junior Sima Familant’s most memorable experi- ence over the summer was a six week trip to Israel with forty other confirmation stu- dents from around the Unit- ed Srares. Junior William Phil- ips also participated in the trip. They traveled exten- sively on tours of all the ma- 10 Summer jor cities such as Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Haifa, and were also able to shop in these various cities. In addi- tion to shopping, Sima en- joyed “the wonderful dance clubs’’ and also the free time which she de- scribed as ‘a break from re- ality.”’ Another junior also had quife a summer vacation. Scott Baker thoroughly en- joyed the beautiful sites of Niagara Falls with his par- ents. He was fascinated with how well kept and clean the country is. The most pleasurable activity for Scort was the visit to the sec- ond largest mall in the world, The Eaton Center. The mall has over three hundred stores. Scott ex- claimed, ‘“You just can't see it all in one day.” Spring Break was no ordi- nary week for seniors Amy Bright and Amy Cohen. They traveled to the glam- orous cities in France and Spain for ten days. The trip was a school-affiliated func- tion of French clubs all over the United States. The two spent most of their time viewing popular landmarks, such as the famous Eiffel Tower and St. Paul's Cathe- dral. ‘The highlight of the occasion was the boar ride down the Seine River through Paris. The only downfall of the trip was the disgusting food,’’ explained Amy Cohen. Teachers, such as Mrs. Mamye Bacote and Mrs. Lucy Kelly, both found excit- ing ways to get their minds off ‘the students.’’ Not only did Mrs. Bacote go to the Bahamas on a cruise to Dol- phin Cove Island for a family reunion, bur she also re- laxed at Cape Cod for a week. She was able to ex- plore Plymouth Rock for the first time and stated, ‘My trips were most relaxing af- ter grading senior govern- ment exams. Mrs. Kelly found her va- cation not to be “all fun and games, bur a lor of hard work.’’ Mrs. Kelly, along with three other ladies, flew to Texas with a goal of mar- keting two books. The cook- book and children's party book sold, with grear de- mand, to benefit the Junior of the world League Organizarion. As for senior Laura Kallio, she spent two weeks over the summer in a wise and useful manner. With college just around the corner, Lau- ra visited Massachusetts and spent time art various col leges such as Boston, Srone- hill, and Emerson. Laura srar- ed thar ‘Simmons all girls’ school is my first choice be- cause it specializes in com- munication, which is my pri- mary career interest.”’ For some a week of va- cation was a week of work: while for orhers, if was a week of complete relax- ation. Whichever the case may have been, exotic lo- cations fulfilled the need for adventure. Karen Cole
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