"The principal understood," he said.
The 17-year-old Broadneck High senior was one of dozens of locals who played a role in the president's visit. Mr. Denny chauffeured reporters from the Washington press corps in a white Ford van from the helicopter landing site on the soccer field to the David S. Jenkins Gymnasium.
He didn't get to meet Mr. Bush, and had to settle for a glimpse of the president getting out of his helicopter.
"I didn't even get to see the speech. I...
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