Classrooms
L EARNING ON — AND OFF — THE H ILLTOP
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Above: This year’s Habitat for Humanity volunteers in Mobile, Ala., were (in the front row)
Vianca Masucci ’09, Milan Boscia ’10, Lindsay Brooks ’10, Caroline O’Connor ’10, web
manager Ray Woishek ’89, physics teacher Devon Ducharme, Latin teacher George Briggs,
French teacher Jeremy Goldstein, Director of Library Services Jen Tuleja, (in the middle
row) Thomas Evans ’09, Carl Nightingale ’10, Leigh Archer ’09, Sydney Mas ’10, Maria
Gebelein ’10, Payton Somers ’09, Taylor McElhinny ’10, Linnea Bostrom ’09, Polly Murray
’10, Henry Peterson ’10, Ping Praneeprachachon ’10, Justin Hoffmann ’09, mathematics
teacher Linda Evans, Jelani Odlum-Lansiquot ’09, (in the back row) Director of Technology
Charles Thompson, English teacher Lucy Goldstein, Mike Violette ’10, John Karol ’10,
Matt Archer ’11, Director of Operations George Staples and Head of the History Depart-
ment Deb Foppert.
Left: Justin Hoffmann ’09 and Payton Somers ’09 work together on creating an interior
wall of the house for Habitat for Humanity in Alabama.
44 ST. GEORGE’S 2008 SUMMER BULLETIN
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