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STUDENT liFE

BR .A lNG BOUNDS

Students found new ways to become involved in their,
school, community and world. The lives of students went

beyond the normal activities of attending school. Students
were able to make an impression in and outside of their

community . Exploring the opportunities available , students
were able to break boundaries and impact others .

Senior Ginger Kamrath had been a volunteer at

Immanuel Hospital for three years . It gave her a chance to

go beyond her surroundings and help others .

"I work at the information desk , where I answer the

phone and give directions to visitors . It gives me the chance

to meet various types of people and help others in need at the

same time ," Kamrath said .
Over the summer sophomore Naomi Nelson had the

chance to travel to New York City . New York City allowed
her to experience things that were not available in Omaha .

"My church went to a conference in New York . We
went on the streets to witness to people . The people were so

diverse ,especially when you look at Omaha . The pace of

things was much faster. It was impossible to drive in New

York ," Nelson said.
Students spent their time experiencing the world in

their own way. They took time to open the doors around
them and break the boundaries .

by Sara Turnquist
Sophomore Pat Cain cleans off
6 ~ Student Life Divider ~ golf clubs. He worked as a caddy
at Omaha Country Club. photo by
Michael Hellman

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