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BAY
BUILDERS
Great kids doing great things, from Cherry
Point to the Peace Arch
Sponsored
by BP Cherry Point Refinery
Here
at BP Cherry Point Refinery, we believe our society is enriched
through the energy and community involvement of our children.
We are pleased to present a monthly look at a few out of
the many local youths in the Blaine School District who
enhance our society and our lives.
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Chelsea
Swearinger,
8th grade
Chelsea is a very bright, kind,
intelligent student and excels in her schooling.
She is eager to help anyone in any way she can.
Just recently, Chelsea along with her family designed
and made
beaded pins, as seen in her photo, with all of
the proceeds going to the Red Cross. She has sold
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Tylor
Alphenaar,
7th grade
Tylor works hard in class and is a true delight
to see everyday. Daily he can be
counted on to be positive and to demonstrate
enthusiasm for learning. His sense of humor,
intelligence, inquisitive nature and
willingness to share ideas impact the people
around him in a positive way. He is a peer mediator
and enjoys skateboarding, volleyball and basketball.
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Katya
Schmidt,
3rd grade
Katya is a true friend to all of her classmates.
She treats her fellow students with kindness and
fairness. She always comes to the aid of a student
when they need emotional support. Katya is also
a very conscientious student. She takes a challenge
to heart and never gives up.
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Justin
Belding,
1st grade
Justin is always kind and helpful to his peers
and he never fails to do his best on everything.
His confidence and enthusiasm shows as he handles
social tasks such as speaking to a group or
showing parents around the classroom.
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Michael
Mones,
11th grade
Michael is a new student this year from New York,
but he has already made an impact in a lot of
positive ways. He is an excellent
literature student, a creative writer and an obsessive
reader. Michael has a superior singing voice and
performs with the school concert choir. He recently
shared his patriotic rendition of The Star Spangled
Banner at two volleyball games. His deep voice
is absolutely beautiful! |
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Jamie
Fisher,
12th grade
In her first year as an Annual staff member, he
has brought creativity, artistic talent,
enthusiasm and leadership that will be instrumental
in producing a quality yearbook. She has a great
attitude and a motivation that transcends most
seniors at this time in their educational career.
She is taking AP art, and she is working hard
at school and at home. She is focused on improving
her skills. She has set high standards for herself.
She is an inspiration to students who see her
efforts and finished works of art. |
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