In a matter of days, the pace of activity on campus will increase, as faculty return from summer adventures to prepare for the school year. In the meantime, I've received a few photos from students and teachers which I will share now. It's not too late to send me your photos for inclusion on this page!
Kristofer Johnson spent a week in July teaching at Oberlin College's Vocal Academy for High School Students, where Jaguar was a student. Kris sent this photo of Jag, who appears to be signing autographs!
It is ironic that native Bahamians tend to be poor swimmers. In response, a non-profit organization named
Swim to Empower teaches kids on Eleuthera to master classic strokes. Teandra spent three weeks with American volunteers, helping her fellow Eleutherans.
Maggie climbed 13'500 feet for the Climb to Fight Breast Cancer on Mt. Rainier with her mom. Here they are pictured at Camp Muir , which is at 10,000 feet.
Madison spent nine days studying at Science at SEA through the fabulous
SEA Education program in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, followed by a nine day circumnavigation of Cape Cod aboard the schooner Corwith Cramer, pictured below.
Speaking of Schooners, friends of Proctor and friends of Ocean Classroom are invited to a
send-off party as the
Harvey Gamage and
Spirit of Massachusetts set sail for the Caribbean on September 17 from Boothbay Harbor, Maine. Coincidentally, Bobby's mom caught this photo of him ferrying her across Boothbay Harbor a couple of weeks ago.
Last week, I had the opportunity to visit math teacher George Emeny at his summer get-away on the beautiful Door County peninsula (Wisconsin). Here's George exploring the limestone shores of Lake Michigan.
Joey Goulart spent the summer "having a blast" as a counselor at Hogan Day Camp in New London. He submits this image to prove his point!
Send me your pix at chuck@proctornet.com!
