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Summer Style What did you do last summer? Building social friendships without academic pressures was one of the highlights of summer. Everybody enjoyed those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer, we went places and shared adventures with our friends and family. New friends, deepening relationships and renewing old aquaintances is what made our summer memorable. Looking back we wonder how we managed to cram all those great experiences into such a short summer. Summer was probably the fastest three months out of the year but when school began again, we still had those GREAT memories. By Sheri McCarty Top: One way to cool off in the summer heat is to go to the lake. Sheri McCarty and Mike Perkins play on the Boogie Boards (Hydro Slide) at Lake Pleasent. Bottom right: There's fun in numbers as Jennifer Breman, Theresa Paul, Michelle Brcman and Christa McBride show in this group picture. Bottom left: Even if Aimee Cook is in a different country (Canada) she can't help the way she acts. 10 summer
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What did teachers do over the summer? Mr. Frank: “I went to New Mexico and hiked Pacos Wilderness, plus I worked at John MacLeod’s basketball camp.” Mr. Carter: “I spent 5 weeks at NAU in summer school and I did my administration internship here at PHS.” Mr. Wherley: “Pretty much stayed at home.” Mrs. Cordes: “I took a trip to Indiana, refinished furniture and sat on the patio.” Mrs. Benedict: “I painted and, gee, it wasn't very exciting. I didn’t go any place except to Bullhead to go waterskiing.” Mr. Marioni: “I spent a week on the beach in San Diego, went to Disneyland and played golf and tennis.” Mr. Newton: “Went to school, worked at a journalism camp and a camp for talented and gifted kids, and got ready for this year.” Top left: Its also fun to gather friends and their families together. Jennifer Olson and James Moses. Top right: The park has great sidewalks to ride bikes Eric Waak Bottom: What do you suppose Heather Elley is saying? summer 11
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