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having a blast

different

alathea

Cunningham

im ing for the blowfish,

Josh Byrd patiently waits for

his victim. “Bow fishing is an

entertaining sport and I have

a lot of fun doing it. Since my

brother and I share a love for

the outdoors, it allows us to

grow closer and make good

memories.

V

apturing the forest

scenery and nature’s beauty,

Sharon Rose Enterline finds

warmth and encouragement

in the arms of her long lost

friends in Japan. “I enjoyed

uniting with my friends of my

childhood, and they wel­

comed me.”

HEN the last class had ended, when the last bell had

lying in mid air at camp

rung, and when the last exam had been completed, students for ROTC, Pete St. John ac­

rejoiced because it was summer time. A few students par­ complishes the task of skydiv­

ing. “ I always wanted to sky
ticipated in such ministries as ensemble and camp teams,

dive, and God gave me the

but the majority of the students scrambled to find jobs to opportunity to do it.”

raise funds for the fall semester. Amanda Clemm said,

“Working for the summer on campus helped provide for my

schooling this semester.” Other students had the opportu­

nity to venture out on mission trips. Despite the types of

activities students got involved in, students admitted that

the experiences changed their perception of life. God allowed

students to do different activities in the summer, and it was

encouraging to learn how students spend their summer.

Even though summer time was filled with work, adventure

and ministry, it was also a time for students to relax and

prepare for the fall semester.

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