Reflector 2016

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Ethan Chan, 6

After piling food on their trays, Benjamin Mauger (11) and Mr. Kirk Ronzheimer sit by the outdoor court, overlooking the ocean as they talk about life. Lunch provided opportunities for students to reach out to teachers and mentors, giving them guidance throughout the day.

Malaysia

Panda Chan, 6 Malaysia

Ryan Chan, 6 Malaysia

Max Chang, 6 Korea

Ashley Chew, 6 Malaysia

Eager for lunch, Emma Hofer (12) and Cheryl Yeap (12) dish up their food at the nasi kandar stall in Lucky 99. The stalls offered a variety of options as seniors eagerly ordered chicken rice, Thai curry, and spring rolls to complete their meals and fill their stomachs before driving back to school.

Dylan Chew, 6 Malaysia

Ning Yi Chia, 6 Malaysia

John Chin, 6 Malaysia

Esmarie De Jager, 6 South Africa

Young Woo Eun, 6 Korea

Jack Ferguson, 6 Australia

Jadyn Helweg, 6 U.S.A.

Yong-Yu Huang, 6 Taiwan

Helen Jang, 6 Korea

Sophia Kang, 6

Malaysia

Kaitlyn Ladner, 6 Malaysia

Rebecca Lee,6 Taiwan

Soo Qiao Lim, 6 Malaysia

Esther Lo, 6 Malaysia

Chloe Loh, 6 Malaysia

Daniel Loh, 6 Malaysia

Christopher Ooi, 6 Malaysia

Paul Pham, 6 New Zealand

Mikaya Ronzheimer, 6 U.S.A.

Adelynn Tan, 6 Malaysia

Eugene Tee, 6 Malaysia

Mikmik Thomas, 6 Indonesia

Alicia Yeap, 6 Malaysia

Joseph Yun, 6 Malaysia

Lydia Allen, 5 U.S.A.

Jeta Anderson, 5 U.S.A.

David Bae, 5 Korea

Caitlyn Buckland, 5 Canada

Elizabeth Buhr, 5 Canada Daniel Burns, 5 U.S.A. Hazel Chan, 5 Malaysia

Dominic Cheang, 5 Malaysia

Adelina Chee, 5 Malaysia

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Sixth – Fifth Grades: Chan – Chee

Best Block of the Day

Eating, Relaxing, and Gaming

Students’ stomachs grumbled in extreme hunger; everyone longingly glanced at the clock that would signal the end of class. Petering on the edge of their seats, they awaited in desperation. Suddenly, as if all on cue, the students buzzed to life at the sound of the lunch bell. The halls pooled with people as they scurried out in excitement for the best block of the day. Seniors in their brightly colored sea-foam blue shirts rummaged through their bags to find ID cards, escaping campus for 45 minutes. The mobs gathered at different hawker stalls, Gustos, or Lucky 99 to enjoy the company of friends. “I love the opportunity to go out to eat lunch with friends. We are able to pick different restaurants each day, escape campus for a bit, and experience good Penang food before we

graduate,” said Brenda Ng (12). “Although it is fun, it’s always an extra challenge in the day to make it back in time before the bell rings.” While the seniors got to enjoy fresh air out by Hillside, the other classes meandered down to the cafeteria by the beach. They dished up food on their trays and gathered around the round tables, discussing the latest events in classes. “Usually after eating lunch, I pay basketball or soccer with the guys, enjoying the outdoor basketball court or field,” said Ben Finlay (11). “It helps me focus better in school when I have had the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors for 45 minutes every day.” Although some enjoyed the outdoors, others decided to sit down and engaged in the bustling conversation and gaming in the air-conned Student Cen-

ter. Those who needed a chilled drink or quick shot of sugar congregated at the StuCo store, Zach’s Shack, to share a few laughs and snack before the rest of the day unfolded. “I hang out in the Student Center all the time for lunch as I spend my time gaming and talking with friends,” said Caleb Cox (10). “The couches are comfortable and there is always good music to enjoy to take breather from the busyness in school.” The bell then rang, signaling an end the conversations and games, and everyone reluctantly headed towards his or her F-Block class. ­­—By Katiera Cox Sitting down in the outdoor cafeteria, Joseph Hsu (11) shovels fried rice into his mouth, satisfying his hungry stomach. Students rushed down to the lunch line in order to choose the best meals, from Asian to Western dishes, satisfying the varied taste choices.

KATIERA COX

Korea

Magdalene Koay, 6

KATIERA COX

Wayne Khor, 6 Malaysia Jason Kim, 6

KATIERA COX

Malaysia Wen Khaw, 6 Malaysia

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