Spilyay Tymoo
November 5,1982 Page II
Warm Springs elementary—
Good
citizens
receive recognition
Staff person for the month o f October at Warm Springs elementary is Lorraine Lavenik. She is a
teacher aid at the ERC trailer and has worked at the elementary school for six years.
During the school assembly
each month .certain children
d is p la y in g o u t s t a n d i n g
citizen sh ip q u a litie s are
recognized. A class is also
selected as group showing
responsibility, helpfulness and
other qualities of good citizens'
The month of September found
Mr. Phillips’s sixth grade class
exemplifying good citizens.
October’s class citizenship
September staff person of the month. Sensibaugh has taught at
Warm Springs elementary fo r five years.
award goes to Dawn Smith’s
first grade class.. Classes are
rewarded with one hour’s
skating at -the Community Students receiving citizenship certificates for the" month of
October include: (back row, left to right) Lori Switzler, sixth
Center.
grade; Joselyn Moses, fifth; (front rdw) Essie Lawson, third; Ellis
Langley, first; Chris Crane, second. Jennie Higgins, kindergarten
and Grant Clements, Jr., fourth grade, are not pictured. Vital
Statistics department manager Madeline Queahpama presented
the certificates.
Citizenship certificates at Warm Springs elementary for the month of September were awarded to:
(back row, left to right) Ricky Smith, sixth grade; Serina Winishut, fifth; (front row) Orlando
Stevens, third; Isaak Esquiro, first; Morningstar Johnson, fourth; Vangeligue Jack, second. Kelli
Palmer, kindergarten, is not pictured. The awards were presented to students by UrenLeonardfrom
the Warm Springs Planning Department.
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