Royal Palm Middle School - Raiders Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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NA TIONAL JU OR it sf? 'EY O , .mis Front row: Debbie Cohen, Shawn Griffin, Monika Duda, James Akers, Erin Casteihano, Dawn Foster, Latrice Hogue, Katie Ciancy Second row: Dawn Foreman, Tina Parker Third row: Sheila Sadri, Evie Brush, Mike Curtis, John Aliing, Jennifer Oramus, Mike Wawro Fourth row: Tonya Logan, Lisa Aguirre, Tricia Eastin, Stephanie Speer, Jenny Schlagei, Scott Nilsen, Melissa Erickson, Dawnelie Marvin Back row: Amy Smith, Anna Escobar, David Jackson f X i

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.Avg Student Council, with the commendable guidance of Ms. Nancy Oliveri, outdid themselves this year. President David Jackson or Vice President Jamie Wynn could be heard each day reading the announcements. The group sponsored a pumpkin carving contest among homerooms and later donated the jack-o-lanterns. Council decorat- ed the lovely Christmas tree in the cafeteria and a canned food drive for the United Methodist Church was a big success. Student Council initiated a contest to redesign the Raider mascot and Akmarina Prak won S25 for his outstanding drawing which was painted and displayed in the new gym. Valentine Grams and carnations were a highlight of the late winter season. The Raider store sold bookcovers, pencils and pens, pennants and buttons, bringing much needed funds into the Council treasury. Spirit week brought out a lot of crazy outfits and generated enthusiasm for students and teachers alike. lt was a great year! 'x'1 ' fstftix . .tmfw 1 .xi,'i A . .X . .

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H0 OR SOCI TY If K 5 i S Ii' jllll is Wa k k . I A '. 1 wi ' Officers: Lisa Aguirre, David Jackson, Katie Clancy, Stephanie Speer we Under the able and enthusiastic guidance of Mrs. Bernie Duda and Mr. Joe Thomas, our National Junior Honor Society reached a new high this year with meetings, activities and service projects. l've enjoyed being in NJHS. lt's been a great experience and the group is responsible, honest, bright and fun to work with. Katie Clancy We have had many activities this year thanks to Mrs. Duda and Mr. Thomas. Stephanie Speer NJHS went to ASU's Planetarium, saw an exciting presenta- tion and toured the campus. Charles Bakunin What a great group! The NJHS brings honor and pride to Fioyal Palm. Sheila Sadri Helping Freedom Jam with their equipment and watching their super performance was very helpful in teaching us re- sponsibility. Jenny Schlagel and Shawn Griffin My favorite memory of NJHS was the trip we took to the ASU Planetarium. The whole day was lots of fun. Amy Smith We are such a mature and sophisticated group. l'm sure everyone thought we were ASU students. Dawnelle Marvin We held very official meetings and had very un-official laughs and good times. I learned that these qualities are very impor- tant in life. Tina Parker 'LNJHS is an important organization. It teaches us responsibil- ity and care. lt's great to help others. Lisa Aguirre This has been a great year. l've enjoyed working with NJHS and helping out, going to ASU. Evie Brush The members of National Junior Honor Society are great people, fun to be with. Dawn Foreman The Freedom Jam was the most active and exciting assembly that Royal Palm Junior High has ever had. Ammie Murray What a privelege to be associated with the NJHS! The young people today are bright, enthusiastic and full of excitement for the future. Bernie Duda NJHS is great. It has taught me responsibility and leader- ship, Jennifer Oramus I learned parliamentary procedure and what a Historian does. Raymond Kan l have learned responsibility, leadership and how to wake up at 7 a,m. Scott Nilsen Being in NJHS is a great experience. In NJHS we meet new people and have a lot of fun. Tricia Eastin Scholarship Character Leadership Service Citizenship 67