Clarendon Middle School - Reflections Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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fHHflGDADE Mr. Goodoien's Class Top row, left to right: Amy Wong, Ted Valis, Angela Stevens, Jennifer Stewart, Heather Nova Second row: Kristin Gugel, Joy Goodson, Rodney Wagner, Christina Grass, Gonzolo Chavarria, Emerson Earle Third row: Cecilia German, Calvin Charley, Joe Smith, Sally Bickel, Sajym Bickert, Jason Workman Bottom row: Bryan Chubinski, Sonya Jones, Hieu Phan, Steve Waterman, Randy Laramie Miss Hirsch's Class Last row: Josette Espinosa, Raquel Perez, Feliz Avila, Mary Shao, Octavio Sanchez Third row: Melissa Robles, Dusty Tewawina, John Stapley, Clay McGuatters, Teddy Porter, Dan West Second row: John Gabaldon, Phil Mackey, Mitchel Weber, Richard Meeden, Erin Bryant, Jessica Mossman Front row: Heather Lossing, Carikings-lang Nicole Stillbert, Mark Black, Fan Tsang S DENTS Mrs. Gonzales' Class Back row: Debbie Corrington, Gia Cobb, Winona Black Elk, Tracie Voyce, Kathleen Dudine 1 Third row: Andrew Bourland, Stacey Anderson, Catherine Duong, Amy Briggs, Amy Stewart Second row: Jeremy Morgan, Stephanie Butler, Grace Christmas, Tara Caldwell, Brian Farone First row: Traci Genaw, Kristy Peterson, John Crandall, Jennifer Mascarenas, Allison Bonsall Ms. Tauman's Class Last row: Tom Esteves, Tom Blakeman, Linda Wong, Bryan Clements, Kevin Ranft Third row: Al Eddings, Jeremy Logan, Alice Gargia, John Thornton, Lisa Bernal, Kim Hendrix, Mike Merritt Second row: Heidi Miskanis, Sara Buchmann, Paul Frias, Armando Montelongo, Mike Lawson, Dawn Eggemeyer, Jenni Stetson, Adam Rodriguez First row: Charlotte Dahlen, Billy Lawhead, Juanita Lopez, Angie Quick, Nickle Espinosa, Haron Tang

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Letls Hear It for THe 5tFL Qrarfe Teachers! Mrs. Gonzales Teaching presents new challenges and rewards daily. Kids are the world's future, and I'm proud to play a part in the chain of their lives. Teaching is terrific, and so are kids. Mr. Goodoien I enjoy having the opportunity to talk with people. Students have their own preceptions of the world and I find it enjoyable listening to them and, perhaps, getting the students to question those perceptions. Miss Tauman This year's fifth grade class is alot of fun in the classroom and out of it. I have very much enjoyed every minute. On the whole, they have a good sense of humor and enjoy learning which is a nice combination. Miss Hirsh What I enjoy most about teaching 5th grade is seeing students learn. lt's a real thrill to see a student grow mentally throughout the year. fIHat'.s flflfflat friends Fire for

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