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14 People THE Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, seniors, and faculty members all con- tributed to the Spartan spirit and made Samuell a good place to learn and work. Most of the student body and faculty were involved and in- terested in the activities and academics at Samuell. Students discussed what they liked and enjoyed at Samuell. Senior, Dar- ren Land said, I enjoyed being a ma- jor part of the athletic program. That really meant a lot to me. Junior, Vanda Edwards said, I enjoyed par- ticipating in organizations at Samuell such as TORCH, Allied Youth, and FHA. Sophomore, David Mata said, I enjoyed participating in soccer and track. I also enjoyed math because that is my favorite subject. Freshman, Davin Davis said, There was nothing particular that I liked about Samuell. I liked the school and the atmosphere in general. I thought it was a great place to spend my days. The faculty also discussed what they liked and enjoyed at Samuell. Ms. McCollum said, I enjoyed teaching at Samuell. I liked the students and wanted to help each stu- dent reach his or her personal goal. I also enjoyed working with the students, teachers, parents, prin- cipals, and the community in the pro- duction of the yearbook. Another faculty member, Mr. Chenevert said, I enjoyed supporting school ac- tivities and academics because when I taught school in Detroit the teachers did not give the students enough sup- port. I also enjoy supporting the students at Samuell because I have never seen students as spirited as the Spartans. if Marina Alfaro finds being a freshman can be lonely at times.

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