Creighton Middle School - Pride Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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O GCDQOOOQOOOC' 'uv Ron Lee, Outstandin Boy Scout, Earns Eagle Award! Above: Ron Lee, Creighton Middle School eighth grader, playing the French horn in the school's Honor Band. Left: Ron Lee in his Scout attire. Ron Lee I am a member and Senior Patrol Leader of Boy Scout Troop 345. In April 1987, when I will turn 14 years old, I will join the Varsity Scout program. I will also be awarded my Eagle in April 1987. I am completing my Eagle project which involves: building learning and play equipment - a playhouse for emotionally disturbed children in south Phoenix. I started scouting as a Cub Scout at 8 years of age. I became a Boy Scout when I was 11 years old. Today, I am a Life Scout. I have enjoyed the challenge and sense of accomplish- ment I've experienced as a member of an active Scout group. In july 1986, I was voted the out- standing scout. I had earned 14 merit badges and my life rank ad- vancement. I received a ribbon and a medal for my efforts. I was tapped out for the Order of the Arrow at Geronimo Scout Camp in 1986. I worked a day with- out talking and without much food. That night I feasted as I was given a sash with an arrow on it. February 1987 by Ron Lee

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oooooo do OQCJQ .1 Our Support Staff Kee s Each Of s Doing Our 'Finest' ork The support staff of CMS, the student body and teachers depend on daily for a variety of practical services included the office staff, the cafeteria workers, the bus drivers and the cus- todians. A popular new addition to the lunch program at Creighton Middle School is the sandwich bar. Here, Virginia Carlisle, eighth grader, purchases a hamburger from Mrs. Wanda Burt. Mrs. Tillie Newton, food supervisor, is in the back- ground. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS: Back Row: Elias Alcan- tar, Rosemary Billings, Clyde Largent, Angela Campbell, jake DeHaan, Helen Valdez, Laurie Goettl, Paula Avila, Kathy Hilsinger, jim Nelson. Second Row: Cathy Erwin, Patty Treece, Darlene Servis, Juanita Boirum, Dora Carrasco, Rose Ar- cher, Mary Scott. Front Row: Mimi Irwin-Robbins, Hope Moore, Rich Richardson, Dawn Adams, Dick Kowalski, Lani Beck. Photo: Janelle Spangler 12 4' . wif 53.5 Ml. BQ