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JUNIOR BECKY RODRIGUEZ (right) talks
casually with Senior Rona Schatten before a
Varsity Girls’ Soccer game. Becky was born in
Panama.

Division: man against man. In today’s
world, fellowship between nations
rarely exists. Lack of communication
results in blurred relationships, and an
absence of brotherhood leads to
misconceptions about foreign cultures.
It is difficult to imagine a place where
a variety of people from areas both
near and far can live together . . . a
place where there is indeed unity in
the midst of diversity. Yet those who
have sat in the quadrangle, shaded by
the bell tower, and those who have
walked down the crowded “B”-wing
hall on their way to lunch know of
such a place . . . a school called Pine
Crest.

Not everyone knows one another at
Pine Crest. It is just like any other
school with its cliques and clubs. Still,
there is a mixture of lifestyles and
customs spicing the campus atmos­
phere.

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