Bishop Amat High School - Tusitala Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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Junior Colette Johnson takes advantage of a peaceful ride along Switzerland's green hillside. The professional race horse on which she sits belonged to her host family. Junior Chris Lee poses in front of busy Victoria's Bay in Hong Kong. He was lucky enough to spend two months in this city. T Z i we We-ie f N Summer Vacation 9 xx g 1

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Q V l This summer from August 9-22, students volunteered their time to be counselors at Camp Under the Son, a camp for the developmen- tally disabled. Divided into two one-week sessions, it was held at the De Paul Center in Montebello. The first session consisted of campers under the age of 18, and the second consisted of those over 18. During these weeks, counselors developed one-on-one relation- ships and became the camper's companion. They assisted the in- dividuals in the daily programs such as religion, music, arts and crafts, sports, and swimming. At night, campfire activities and dances were held. The second ses- sion involved more activities. Those in this session went to Knott's Berry Farm, the beach, and Golf Land. Altogether, the ac- tivities and programs gave a wide variety of camp experiences that invloved both fun and hard work. In taking care of the campers 24 - .Q ., T, Senior Annette Anguiano and her favorite the second week, Annette took charge of camper, Celina Rodriguez, take time out two additional campers who really kept to rest after a game of wiffle ball. During her busy. hours a day, students learned a great deal of responsibility. Some had to regularly assist their camp- ers in bathing, changing their clothes, and eating. There were also times when the campers had tantrums or seizures where being calm and brave was the only way certain situations could be han- dled. Regardless of all the hard work, Hernani Ledesma felt, Camp Under the Son was filled with experiences you just walk away fromf, can't K l 5,-ae xx During free time, junior Felicia Seamans and alumni Mike Dorantes relax after a long afternoon. They both were a great deal of nelp to many campers. Camp Under The Son 11 4 ., ,