Connolly Middle School - Crusaders Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Row 1 Cory Bartlett, Jeff Anderson, Kim Roehl, Janie Shray, Christi Brookes, Christy Ahrens, Andrea Johnson, Row 2 Hsiang Fong, Brooks J. Holcomb, Alvarito Morillo, Annie Goodman, Malisa Pilling, Kara Canttani, Kathleen Patrick, Charlene Haynes, Julie Galbrith, Row 3 Mike Roach, Mrs. McGuire, Lara Walrath, Marie Bowers, Jackie Bottomfield, Sandy Miller, Christy Pitts, Kyla Barkin, Not pictured Jennifer Albertson, David Daily, Craig Kern, Mike Wagner, Brent Wulbrecht National Junior Honor Society is a group of students choosen by Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. McGuire. They are chosen based on their leadership, citizenship, academics, and service. Their grade point average must be 3.5 or above. NJHS sponsers dances and skating parties throughout the year. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 I2 :5 f J Q Z I Qi l OFFICERS, L to R, Janie Shray, Sandy Miller, Christi Brookes TRIVE TO BE YO BEST

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rv ,K Sand' lQQ?ROYLTYQQQQm Hn iv v v Y! Q - if ' 1 a, - ,- Tig? fkvllll I' 'M V This year at the annual Valentines Dance, the royal court was crowned. Up for Princess were four lovely maidens. They were Sherah Bond, Kathy Merkel, Sara Linthacum, and Hope Martinez. To be their Prince there was a choice of Kevin Kraver, Todd Haas, Chuckie Padilla, and Brian Walker. The high point, even over jousting, is the crowning of King and Queen. There were four elegant Princesses, who were looking to be Queen. There was Alyssa Belsher, Nicole Bundy, Kim Summers, and Maria Benavi- dez. For King there were four brave knights who were willing to take the challenge. They were Cody Jones, Jeff Gardenier, Kevin Hen- derson, and Geoffi Graehling. On the night of the 12th in the chamber of Connolly, the court was chosen. The new Princess was Hope Martinez and her Prince was Chuckie Padilla. Jeff Gardenier and Kim Summers won the throne for King and Queen, and the entire Kingdom danced with Joy. X Qi!! ! , J ' 1 y , i