Springhill High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Springhill, LA)

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School starts back, and only 285 more days, Till Summertime! From the beginning to the end of the school year, we look forward to the seventy days of glori- ous summer. The main attractions during the summer are camps, swimming, jobs, and va- cations. Students are al- lowed to stay out late, and spend the night with friends any day of the week. I enjoyed my trip to California during the summer. It was a lot of fun, implied Justin Thompson. Danny Long's trip to Kentucky was just the opposite. 'll wanted to be down South where all the fun is, was Danny's remark about his vacation. While Dan- ny and Justin were on their trips to different places, Donnovan Hunter was swimming with friends, like so many people enjoy doing. I was either working a summer long. P. Hanish ul partied ll during the day, or at night, which limited my social activities, re- marked John Smith. Many students take on summer jobs to save so they can support them- selves through the school year. Also stu- dents work to compen- sate for their weekend spending. By the end of the sum- mer, everyone's sched- ule is chaotic. Sleeping late, going swimming during the day, water ski- ing trips a week at a time, staying up late, and not having to worry about getting up early the next moming, have all come to an end. Soon school starts and the homework piles up again. The dreams of being a senior are one year closer. A year worth remembering. X, 'fri 0 Student Life

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10 Hello Muddah, hello Faddah, here I am at CAME Camps. Those glori- ous weeks and weekends spent by various ath- letes, band members, and even those seeking professions. All try to achieve the best possible education from their peers so that they can make the school year a little better - whether it be volleyball, basketball, football, all-star, boys and girls state, auxillary for even engineering camp as was attended by Tumekious Robinsonl. Flag Camp this sum- mer was really an exper- ience. We had practice in the moming, aftemoon, and night. Come to think of it, we had very little time to eat or sleep, said Cindy Stovall. What really comes to mind when l think of ma- jorette camp are the long walks to the practice fieId, said Melalnie McKenzie. Why does one allow himself to be put When I was there l hated it! Now that I'm home it was alright. Monty Burt through a week of bad food, horrid sleeping sit- uations, and a dictator- ship by others only a few years older than they? l went to Boys State kinda' scared. l was alone with some guys l didn't know. During the week l learned about government, and l gained new friends who l will never forget, Chris McDonald said. Even though camps may be a lot of hard work, they do offer a place to grow up and at- tain long-lasting friends. The memories I have of Girls State l will treasure forever. lf l had the chance, l would do it all again, said Trena Wil- liams. Student Life ALL-STAR BAND, Michelle Wood, Janice Johnson, Tanya Torres, Trena Williams, Thom- as Evans, Suzanne Souter, Cheryl Miers.