In Quest to Become Leaders of the Future, 24 High School Students Complete Bush Library’s Camp43 -Summer camp helps young people realize their full potential as leaders through a series of engaging speakers, personality tests, and unique team activities.

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    Emily Havens, right, , a teenager from Paris, Missouri, was one of 24 ambitious and motivated high school students who participated in the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum’s fifth annual “Camp43: Leader of One, Leader of Many.”


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