Archbishop Mitty High School - Excalibur Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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Debby Rich catches her breath after battling the traffic In the IOO wing between classes. junior class representatives: fBackj john Gilmore, Heather Hale, Sara Mordecai, Dave Truhe, Bof Parker, jill Plttinger, Bill Hutton, jFrontJ Karen Bryant, Monica jordan, Tori Welsberg, jill Walker, judy Doti, Candy Plevyak, Dave Meyer, Scott Hendrix. ij!

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r.r5J-UWQFS Emergency room From high school to hospital 6 eeing a baby being delivered in the emergency room was one of the most exciting ex- eriences l've had, stated Peggy Miklos, iunior. Peggy has a sense of direction nd community involvement which adds herskillsasaiuniorvolunteeratAlexian rothers Hospital in San lose. However, Peggy is no ordinary junior olunteer. Her striving ambition to be- ne a registered nurse, along with re- s from her teachers, en- Peggy to work in the emergency and experience the hospital scene hand. l wanted the chance to see really happens at a hospital, she and working in the emergen- room has exposed me to various ad- duties. Peggy puts in eight to ten hours a helping the nurses with many of daily tasks. These include suturing, runs and x-rays. When special help is Peggy is sometimes allowed to elp paramedics with emergency cases. 'l see some very gruesome sights, like orn legs or cracked heads when assisting he paramedics. But l find this type of pecial privilege to be the most reward- ng work l do. Peggy feels the individual attention she gives to the patients will beneHt them and be a learning experience for her, as well. Doing this kind of work has given me a sense of accomplishment and self satis- faction, especially when people say how nice it is for me to be volunteering my time at the hospital. ln contrast to the positive feedback Peggy receives, there are times when people don't understand why she would volunteer her time for free. All I can say, replied Peggy, is that my work pays off in many ways besides money, and I still have time for myself to do other things. - jessica Lopez - Pe 383' Miki . 05 - time and fnshrg offers stripe! at AlasSl5rv3l'lCe as H05 . eXi5n B a plfal, ' r Oth service as Qfllklos sees ti: can put rowaXperienqe she fd 61 Career in nllfsing. W-west ' rw --S x silk