Yesterday over 800 students from GW, Howard, and Trinity came together at Roosevelt Senior High School in NW DC to paint, clean, and fix-up the aging school that serves one of DC lowest-income areas. It was a long, but rewarding day and the Class of 2010 was out in full force! Here are some pictures from the day. Check out the rest on our Facebook page: facebook.com/gwseniors2010.

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In the Grand Ballroom for quick welcome from Timothy Kane, Director of OCS, and Mr. Tapscott's famous "Enthusiasm!" warm up.

Seniors Rhonda Crittle and Laura Maas are tired but excited after a day of painting and cleaning!

Seniors David Cutting, Kori Clanton, and Shakir Cannon-Moye, along with other students, painted a mural of the DC flag on the school's elevator used by physically challenged students.

Lunch break in the cafeteria! It's almost weird how much it felt like being right back in high school.
Right to left: Seniors David Cutting, Kelley Stokes (me!), Kelcey Abney, Nicky Sampogna, Shakir Cannon-Moye, Rhonda Crittle, Jordan Chisolm, Kori Clanton, and Kyle Boyer