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by Lauren Holzer and K.Leigh Furzer

June 6, 2008. It was the day we had all anxiously awaited for months.
AP tests were over, STAR testing had passed, and grades would no
longer be of concern; but most importantly, we were free. School
was out, and the first day of what promised to be a great summer
was beginning. Some of us would spend our summers sipping
coffee in Europe; others would choose to spend their freedom
tanning by the pool. Regardless of what you did, I think we can
all agree summer is the most anticipated season of the year. Not
only do we get to spend more time with friends and family, but we
also get the opportunity to experience new things and learn in our
own ways. We each go our separate ways for just a few months,
but in that short time we have a chance to explore ourselves and
perhaps ponder our futures. Two months and a few weeks does not
ever seem to be enough time to fit everything in, but we treasure
the time we have and make the most of it. When mid-August rolls
around, one thing is certain. We come back together for another
year of school and another year of memories.

Below: (Left to Right) Senior Andy Gohlich, junior Cory Batza, senior McKenzie Svastics Above: Senior Becca Seguancia and her cousin stay local, visting
and senior Justin Barnes spent four weeks at the California Institute of the Arts studying Universal Studios. This theme park is a fun way to spend the day.
and exploring various art forms. This pre-college opportunity allowed the students to Visiting movie and TV studios is definitely a perk of living in Los
gain college credit while doing what they love. Angeles.

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