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Most students spend their summer lounging around the pool or working hard, but some students didn't get to do that this summer. Mrs. Mullinax, a French teacher at Northwest, organized a trip to Europe. There were about 32 people who went on this trip with Randa Baker, Natalie Hodgens, Mindy Hughes, Jeanna McClannon, and Stace Ste- phenson representing North- west. The rest of the group was from a variety of schools. While touring Europe they visited four countries including England, France, Italy, and Switzerland. Some places they visited were the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Big Ben in England, Matterhorn Mountain in Switzerland, and the Leaning Tower of Pisa in ltaly. The group spent 16 days touring Europe. L'We had a good time but I wish we could have had more time to see everything. Europe is so big, and we visited four countries in two weeks. lt was just not enough time to see all there was to see, said Jeanna McClannon. Natalie Beam The group, tired and hungry, stop long enough for a picture before eating at Beefeaters in London. y 1 . The Leaning Tower of Pisa is one main attraction in Italy Whlch ls Visited by thousands of people a days The Eiffel Tower distinguishes Paris from any other city 26 X Student Life in France. The Champagne Cellar displays filled glasses of chan pagne arranged in the shape of a pyramid to make lt an unusual attraction.
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Doug McDonald is joyous over the fact that he was This is where the assembly started for the spirit links. allowed to wear his Derby on Hat Day. me Varsity Cheerleaders had a great time throwing e Vikings boat into the flames of fire. .Silk-nivae H i l fr 'fig Mak X Chad Combs and Shayna Howard look as though they are enjoying Sweat Day. f,,,,..- The Cheerleaders and Student Council members have a snack before making posters and spirit links. Student Life X 25
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Cathedral, located in a small town outside of was the only one with flying buttresses they on the tour. i --,- 1 f szett-axsmfexf, ffsrf- fii :-Vssiilf .iirfif-5? 22 -i' igtfirfsitsffif iis iii? k :: R BN32 Transit T i The Pompidou, a large shopping mall in France, is said to attract more visitors than the Eiffel Tower. Mrs. Mullinax and Mrs. Moore pose for a snapshot on the plane. HH fri irr iiitais aS'5hQw This plane ticket was used for the return trip from Switzerland to New York. The Subway is the main way around Europe and at times is very crowded. ' ' ' flifiiffs'f:5fii:55?i55'liuliilllizieffffirm'':'5:-71-f.fIf2:15 2- - L' 5 ' 7' ,E E E iflilfl.. fttsiissstssstiisrsts fl x A Some of the group admire the Golden Doors of Para- dise in Florence, Italy. Europe Trip X 27
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