



• Michael Arteaga, a student at Adolfo Camarillo High who wants to major in Mechanical Engineering and pursue a career in robotics at CSU San Diego, UCLA, or Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.
• Angel Montoya, an Adolfo Camarillo High senior whose initial goal is to become an X-ray technician majoring in Radiologic Sciences at CSU Channel Islands or CSU Northridge.
• Oliver Martinez, a first-generation college student in his family, intends to major in Computer Science at UC Berkeley or Stanford.
• Kimberly Orellana, who plans to attend a four-year institution and become a nurse.
• Nayeli Garcia Martinez, Hueneme High, another first-generation college student whose goal is to become a Pediatric Nurse. She has applied to Long Beach State, San Diego State, UCLA and UC Irvine.
One of the world’s most widely printed and quoted statements of business ethics is Rotary's Four-Way Test, which was created in 1932 by Rotarian Herbert J. Taylor when he took charge of a company facing bankruptcy. This 24-word philosophy for employees to follow in their business and professional lives is credited with helping to save the company. Adopted by Rotary in 1943, the Four-Way Test has been translated into more than a hundred languages.
Every year, the Camarillo Rotary Club has a Four-Way Test Essay Contest for local students, asking the question "How can the Rotary Four-Way Test assist you and/or others to make the world a more peaceful place when confronting or dealing with the area of conflict?"
The year's winners:
GRADES 1-3
1st Place: Beckett Springgate, CAPE
2nd Place: Rastin Bailey, SRTMS
3rd Place: Carmela Heisserer, Las Posas
GRADES 4/5
1st Place: Arlene Nayak, La Mariposa
2nd Place: Morgan Jones, La Mariposa
3rd Place: Giavana Ryff, La Mariposa
GRADES 6-8
1st Place: Anton Pacheco, CAPE
2nd Place: Isabelle Karas, CAPE
3rd Place: Halima Yusuf, SRTMS

One of the key pillars of Rotary is Service Above Self, which can be carried out in a number of ways, including through one’s vocation. Recently, Camarillo Rotary presented its annual Randy Churchill Business Ethics Awards, recognizing and celebrating individuals and businesses in the Camarillo community who have exemplified service to others and have operated under the highest ethical standards.



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