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Ryan Sickler is a senior at Homestead High School who is expected to graduate in June 2015. He has been involved in Relay for Life and various sports teams for multiple years and has also volunteered for community service projects focused on drug prevention and youth activities. For work experience, Ryan has been a grocery clerk and currently works as a server, where he trains new employees. He provides references from a teacher, family friend, and current boss.
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Alexandra Hetherington has worked in various food service roles since 2012, including as a kitchen aid, server, caterer, pizza maker, and cashier. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Culinary Arts at SUNY Delhi, where she also works games as a ball girl or operating the game clock. Her coursework focuses on professional baking, culinary arts, nutrition, and hospitality management. She has received scholarships and volunteers coaching youth sports teams and for community events.
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