The CD Team to the rescue!
What a great set of volunteers. I actually didn't have to shout at any volunteer all day on Saturday. And they all rode away at sunset.
The CD Team to the rescue!
What a great set of volunteers. I actually didn't have to shout at any volunteer all day on Saturday. And they all rode away at sunset.
"The CD Team to the rescue!
What a great set of volunteers. I actually didn’t have to shout at any volunteer all day on Saturday. And they all rode away at sunset. 
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Did you espect anyless from a group of FIRSTers nevertheless the CD Team!!! All volunteers this year have been very impressive FIRST truly is the epitome of “Service with a smile”
P.S. I recognize about half of above said people in the photo could somebody fill them all in it is hard to match an account to a face
From Left to right:
Sara aka The Girl from 1089
Mike Dez from 250
Jessica Boucher formerly of 237
Andy Grady from 126
Sarah B. from team 30
Rich Wong from NYC FIRST
and if my memory serves me correctly:
Elgin Clock from 237
-Aaron
Yup aaron your mind does serve you right, except for one thing its Sarah B formerly of team 30… Wow the NYC regional has been one of the best FIRST experiences of my life. I encourage anyone who has the chance to attend or compete at the 2005 NYC Regional.
… minus the HAIR!
(First thing I did was to rub his head!)
I think when I saw him at UTC he had all sorts of stuff drawn unto his head. I remember in particular that bullseye someone crew right in back. I bet he must have ogtten a lot of hits that day.
Yes, indeed I did.
BTW,
There is another version of this pic in the gallery that came out a little lighter.
…and then we went to dinner, and then we lost Elgin in Times Square…and then we slept for all but 30 minutes of an 80 minute train ride
Yeah… I got lost in Times Square!! yay!!
And I still want to know what woke us all up just in time to make our stop on the way home on the train!! Freaky!