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Mary Archer. Alex Rollo. Colin Tucker. Jackie Midel. Joe Hobek. Vic Chi. Carol Peng. Cassidy Wong. Pele Whittaker. Mate Quan. and Damien SwUnuri: camp counselors at Enchanted Hills Camp. • Jeffery Hall takes control of a tricky tree project with Rich Warner. Brenda Lamb, and Sarah Kollman looking on in support last summer in Guaymas . Mexico. Pete Whittaker guides the blindfolded Alex Rollo on a journey of faith at Enchanted Hills Camp for the blind. Studc Lifc Community Service
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SI seniors cheer their hearts out at the first rally of the year: Derek Calios. Chris Handy. John Temus. Manual Salfiti. Jean- Paul Bergez, Jacob Danfoura. Faces of the Next Generation Rally Chair Jen Stancil Jen Stancil is the newly elected rally committee chairwoman. Her spirit shines through in her involve- ment in the SI community. As rally chair- woman, her responsiblilies this year focus on creating stunning rallys, with elements such as dancers, dramatic en- trances of the teams, and a wildcat break- ing out of confinement. Student Life Spirit Rally
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J1e i J SERVICE lies of community service arc great. Here, ■■■kharc their reflections on their service. |neron House: How has the experience leant to you? “I got to be in an environ- ment where I felt completely accepted, and I got to know people of my own culture.” Karen Chin, Scton Medical Center: Who was the most significant person you came in contact with? “My super- visor. She gave me a lot of responsibility and that helped me to gain more independence in life. Chrissy Drucker, SI Summer Camp: Did you enjoy it ? “Yeah, I really liked working with the kids. What didn't you like about it? Well, it was more work than I thought it would be. I had to break up fights and settle disagreements.” Shannon Bardsley, Richmond Summer Day Camp: How has that experience affected you? It really hasn’t! Leura Greunkc, Lighthouse for the Blind: What was the most memorable experience? “The second year that I returned one of the boys remembered my name. It made me feel like my work affected not only me, but the kids too.” Adina Klein, Family School Swim Camp: How has the experience changed who you are today? It sparked something in me to do volunteer work for as long as 1 can. It’s pretty easy to find some type of volunteer work that you enjoy and help people at the same time. Student Life ,3 Community Service
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