Haven Happenings

Where are you working this summer?

Students are utilizing their free time in the summer to make money and gain career experience.

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Claire Salera ’27 and Mia Fagone ’26 • Jun 6, 2024

Where are you working this summer?

Lane Harrington '27

Lane Harrington '27

“I work at Scooped in Media, and I will be a lifeguard at the Strath Haven Condominium. I want to work two jobs, so that I can make money, and eventually buy a car.”

Emily Reilly '25

Emily Reilly '25

“I am a beach guard for Sea Isle City Beach Patrol. Basically, my job is just to watch the water and make sure that everyone knows what they are doing, and the right way that they should be doing it. So, when people are out in the water, we just have to keep them away from any dangers that could be out there.”

Elizabeth Coyle '26

Elizabeth Coyle '26

*”[I am working at] Camp Huckins, it’s in Freedom, New Hampshire. I really liked the environment there, and I like that it’s far away from here. I’ve gone to camp there for five years.”

Cormac Tracy '25

Cormac Tracy '25

“[I am working at] the Penn Tennis Camp in Philadelphia. I am a summer camp counselor, so that means I watch over them [the campers], take them to get lunch, and teach them tennis throughout the day. I like money. Also, I’m good with kids, and I play tennis pretty well. This is my third year doing it.”

Sophia Tsetseni '26

Sophia Tsetseni '26

“[I’m a server] at Lima Estates. I basically serve them [the residents] dinner from 4:30-ish to 6:45 on school days. 3:45 is actually when we’re supposed to go to work over the summer until closing, which is 7:30-7:45 usually, but it can go later. I wanted to work and Lilah Santore found this place, Lima, that she was going to apply to, and we’re like ‘Oh, let’s all work together, that would be fun. So we all applied, and we all got the job.’"

Olivia Heisey-Terrell '25

Olivia Heisey-Terrell '25

“I am working at the Paul, Flandreau & Berger law firm in Media. I’m a pretty basic level intern. There’s me and a few other high school students that are in charge of regular filing, shredding, taking the mail out, dropping things off at the courthouse, like a bunch of menial tasks, but it also lets us see the ins and outs of the law. I want to be a lawyer when I grow up, that’s the plan right now, so I think getting as close to it as possible is really good, especially since I’m young.”

Catherine Caruso '24

Catherine Caruso '24

“I’m going to work at a summer camp for kids. It’s half-day, 9-12. I really like kids, and I babysit a lot. This is money, but in a fun way!”

Ryan Schofield '27

Ryan Schofield '27

“I’m working at the snack bar this summer at Wallingford Swim and Racquet Club, because I want money. It’s a good way for me to get job experience, which I’ll need later on in life. I really like the food.”

About the Contributors

Claire Salera ’27

Claire Salera ’27, Detours & Opinions Editor

Mia Fagone ’26

Mia Fagone ’26, Health & Sciences Editor

Mia Fagone is a junior at Strath Haven High School and the Health and Sciences section editor for the Panther Press. This is her second year on staff and she thinks that writing articles is pretty cool! Outside of Panther Press, she enjoys playing video games, cooking tasty foods, and learning new songs to play on her guitar.

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