No plans, no problem: Summer ’21 bucketlist

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FISHIN’ AND LOVIN’ Maria Roth ’21, on her first fishing adventure of the year.

Summertime is approaching too quickly, so here are some ways to make your summertime fun-filled:

  • Mini Golfing- Isabelle Pfeiffer ‘22. “I love to do this with my friends, and Galena has a really nice spot.”
  • Paint Twister- Lay out Twister, but rather than playing on the blank mat, pour paint on to the corresponding color circles.
  • Day Trips to different city
  • Pull an all-nighter- Grace Zhang ‘24 “I love to do this with my friends, we watch movies, hang out, and do whatever.”
  • Tent camping- Macie Huntington ‘22. “Instead of people camping in campers, I think it is good to sometimes actually camp in a tent.”
  • Picnic (refer to page 7)
  • Tubing
  • kayaking – Blair Hughes ‘23
  • Slip ‘n slides- Kimberly Graff, ‘22, “Our family puts tarps down the hill, so it is like a huge slip ‘n slide.”
  • Beach trip at Finley’s- Emily Barnes ‘21. “Everyone always goes there, and every time it is so much fun!”
  • Sleep under the stars- Rylee Steffan, ‘24
  • Biking- Tommy Specht, ‘22
  • Climb on a roof- Landon Stoll, ‘21
  • Dress as dads and have a cookout – Alaina Stecklein, ‘22. “I have always wanted to do this, and it seems really funny.”
  • Drive-in movies
  • Fly kites- Ayden Lochner, ‘23, “It is a staple summer bucket list idea.”
  • Make a fort
  • Switch phones with your best friend for a day – Shea Brown, ‘24, said this because she thought it would be a fun idea for good friends.
  • Bonfire- Amya Lamenz, ‘23
  • Try a new food