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Donna's Summer In New Jersey

Donna left Marshall four days after school got out and flew straight down to New Jersey. She spent her summer with her parents in New Jersey for about four weeks. In New Jersey she played golf and tennis, went out to movie theaters and visited with friends and relatives.

She then traveled to Minnesota to see friends and later she attended the University of Oxford in Ohio where she stayed for three weeks. She spent her Fourth of July there, and while she was at the University of Oxford she went to an amusement park where she did some science work. After finishing her course, she went to Florida with some friends and then to Massachucettes to visit her brother.

She was happy to leave Marshall to see her family and friends, but she would like to spend one of her summers here in Marshall. She says she wants to be here especially when they have activities like square dances.

On the twelth of August she returned here to Marshall, ready for another school year.

By: Donna Best

Interviewed by: Carmen Pitka


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