Creighton Middle School - Pride Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Seventh Grade Students Experiment ln 0 er Science Creighton students look forward to specific science classes conducted in the science lab where they experiment with' a variety of scientific concepts. Here we see Adrian Ornelas and Milan Paulic, seventh graders, learning about metric mass ianits in Mrs. Ian Nevin's seventh grade science c ass. The boys are weighing wooden blocks using a bfzlance in their eig th period science c ass. V L l V The Creighton Middle School students stud physical science and life science, In the sevent grade science lab they study weights and measures, do some chemistry and bend glass tubes. In the eighth grade science lab they do some chemistry and dissect sheep eyes, frogs and 4 4 sharks. Richard Torres Tam Trinh Terry Tuchawena Ben Turner Matthew Valdez Veronica Valdez Iris Valenzuela Melody Van Gorp Santos Vasquez Danny Vaughn Martha Viera Mario Vigil Carlos Villareal Theresa Vinson Dennis Wadlington Gene Wagner Paul Walters Bill f Watson Ia' , 'S lend Christopher idish Chad W' ' L L Kimberly Wi Sherrie Wittrig Christine Wojetechowskigy Amy Wyckoff Sally Ybarra jacoh Ziegler Jerry Zolcinski jose Balderas Tara Beck Kerri Blask La Doy Cooley Jeanne Cooper Felipe Perez Gloria Rubino jackie Slater Arnez Ware L5 ' :EV ' ,V V5 7 M f ' if ,Vw ' 1 -' is VV ,VV if 1 V , 2 V1 2' get i V . V V V X r V ' ' A I 'i V, ,, z a. V4 ry, fr , get few , , Va VV 116 eV e V. . V .E 1. Vf -X V . V or 0, . .l,, 2,1 , 2, Q' V , , a 3 Z V . . Q3 J.. 'ini V ' - N J N, '19, by 3 , V c ,Q 5 Vx ' A fy ia ,,, .W ik L , H , ., U l W ag, V ' W V . ' Vi- , f 1 'w--,fVfs5g- ,mzwir-V f - 1 . ' 3 I ' ,, ' V- E! 'tr -, : Z, ' ' ff V 4 f' Nqr, 1 1 ,Vw ,-VV. 112 . -Q . V ' ' 4 M fr V M r r ' 3 V if X Ve V f f ? W3 V , 'ff , Y? SZ, In ,,,v , ,V H , I A , V A ,, Q . A 2 . ' V -' H ,V W S ,, S V 9 c , ff -fe of ' f ,, JJ 2-QL' ' ,V , V , i -Q., - l ' f V 4 V ' rw-21 11 ,N . L 2 V V A if , fi ' ' K 2 1 ,VwFEEE'7W9 i' V:E'4f4Vf1 ffjzjwffwif-M51,:'2,g5,9y9' 19159. ,,' 11: ,,,,,,,2 f,,22 am '- .1 ' ' , , v ' 1 , af: .:fV Vt - V' V V r 1225- ' 'V V. 1 W 'Z' 5 ' ' V W! ,Q f H iv V .VV. , M - 3 'z 4 - A, , VL, 1 i ' V , ' ,, 5' f Y ., K .,.,g W , Q X 4 V I , 1 9 4 5 ii E ' '1 f V45 ' ,r

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pp e-its r 4 . w vi! A A' , gr E ,A ,. Q 3 Camry! Famous Quotes From The th Graders: David Li - I don't like 7th grade because you don't go on field trips. Angie Enas - I wish they had more stuff in the Panther Pride room. Lamont Walton - We need to put in two gyms, one for basketball, one for gymnas- tics. Vickie Carter - I like to switch classes, I also like having a locker and the dances. Billy Watson - We need to dispose of IHS and detention, We also need nets on all the baskets. Barbara Guildig - You get a yearbook. Ben Cook - I want a four-day school week. Allen Sentinery - We need a longer recess and have a snack bar open everyday. Iverson Watchman - I like being on the bas- ketball team. Luis Rivera - I like the teachers. Carrie Nelson - I think it's refreshing hav- ing 7 different teachers. I also like the posi- tive reinforcement program which encour- ages good behavior. julie Nolasco - Lockers, lockers, lockers - that's where it's at! Sherrie Wittrig - The days go faster as we change classes. Reyna Vender - I love being in junior high and out of elementary school. Anthony Pena - I love my locker and my long lunch hour. Louie Luckett - I like the freedom of choice you have at lunch inside and outside the cafeteria. Spring Sapp - I love changing classes and sitting where I want at lunch. Tina Hardy - I like the dances and my great teachers! Lana England - I like this school as they treat you well here. Lupe Montano - I like not having to worry about the K-6th graders telling on you. Liza Miller - I like being at the middle school - more than being at a K-8 school. jude Greenwald - I like the holidays a whole lot! . joe Berman - Thanks to the counselors and the administrators for everything! jacob Ziegler - I like sitting where I want in the cafeteria. I also like choosing my own classes. Calvin Lewis - I like the assemblies a lot! Darlene Gascar - I like the variety of activi- ties in school. Michelle Drumheller - The Panther Prides are neat! Sharon Munoz - I like lunch hour so much - that I'd like a longer lunch hour. Denise Quirk -I like meeting strange people in the seventh grade. Amber Reimers - I like the dances. I like having the choices one gets at lunch, such as the choice of milk or a milkshake, a hot lunch or salad. Rosie King - My friends are all here. Hector Perez - I like having different teach- ers all day. Sirena Sanchez - I like the seventh grade as I've made a lot more friends and I have more responsibility. Nancy Cantor - What I like about the sev- enth grade is having no homework on Fri- days and the cute guys! Chris Tarazon - I like the pop and chip sales at lunch most! josh Casselman - I like the seventh grade because we have lockers to hold our books. Daniel Moreno - I like the cold drinking fountain in the shop and the MAD maga- zines in the library. Georgia Miller - I like the elective classes best. Lisa Ria - I like being with the eighth grad- ers. 1 .fe Making cookies in the home economics cooking class are-.Qventh graders: Eric Frost, Mary Jean Henrie and Gina Encinas. Kim Markley - I like the cuter guys who are more matures' Tamala jenkins - I like changing classes every 45 minutes. Vanessa Robinson - I like our assemblies. Duc Ly - I like having 7 different teachers and different students each period. Danny Rivera - I like the girls here. n