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Reflection On The Meade Golf Course

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On Thursday, September 3, 2015, I went out to the Meade Golf Course and helped with the Cross Country meet. When I arrived Mr. Mcfall split up the students that came to help. He placed us at different corners of the course that could be confusing to the runners. Mr. McFall placed me at one of the two intersections the course had. I had to remember which way to send the boys, which was to send the girls, and how many times each one would pass by me. When considering what I could have changed during this specific service hour, knowing more about the course comes to mind. The guy in first place came running towards me and I pointed in the direction he needed to turn, but instead he looked down and did not see me. Finally, when he got close enough

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