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The Three Month Break- . swimming Pul s. Parties. Payeneelrs Splashing at the pool, traveling the bike trail, trips, movies, parties, jobs, short- shorts, and barefeet all are a part of the memories which each student accumu- lates between the short months of June and August. Summer is the time to be free. It's the time to take advantage of laziness-to lay out in the sun or to catch up on the latest soaps-a time free from homework and books. It's a time to do the things which a student never finds time for during the mad rush of the school year. t 8 Summer For some students this means only hav- ing fun, but for many others, the word summer instantly brings back thoughts of jobs. Lifeguarding, construction work, parkboard employees, fast food workers, and salesclerks are only some of the many fields which students occupy during summer vacation in order to fill their time and to increase their bank account. Whatever the reason, jobs, along with all the other events of the season, are collected in our minds to be recalled whenever the word summer arises. Serving as a parkboard recreational leader, senior Chet Prust spends a summer afternoon working at Junge Park, Yet all these memoriesare forced into the past as the days begin to draw shorter and the signs of fall come peeking through the vibrant echoes of summer. Nostalgia sets in as summer is ended and school begins once again.
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