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Celebrating 24 Years of Academic Achievement, Leadership And Celebrating 24 Years of Academic Achievement, Leadership and Service to the Community JANUARY 19, 1996 FEBRUARY 20, 1997 Masters of Ceremony: Rick DeBruhl and Deiah Riley FIRST TEAM Guest Speakers: John J. Klein, Rod A. Risely, Andrew Fahrenkrug - Arizona Western College Helen Smith, and Betty Elliott Janet Burges - Central Arizona College Medorann Harris - Central Arizona College FIRST TEAM Debra Cervantes - GateWay Community College Elizabeth Grandin - Arizona Western College Jeanne Anderson - Glendale Community College Adam Lewis - Arizona Western College Eric Cox - Mohave Community College Katrina Nelson - Central Arizona College Derek Terry - Mohave Community College Linda Sullivan - Central Arizona College Carmen Redburn - Paradise Valley Community College Stacy Oehrlein - Chandler-Gilbert Community College Tanya Bursey - Pima Community College Patricia Tellez - Cochise College Diana Morey - Pima Community College Andrea Keller - Coconino Community College Jane Roach - Pima Community College Daniel Lewis, II - Eastern Arizona College Patricia Thomas - Pima Community College Cheryl Eagy - Glendale Community College Nancy Christ - Yavapai College Jacob Moore - Mesa Community College Chad Becker - Paradise Valley College SECOND TEAM Linda Caldwell - Paradise Valley College David Wintheiser - Arizona Western Community College Suzanne McGowan - Phoenix College Juanita Hyde - Central Arizona College Charles Hensley - Pima Community College Deana Mercado - Central Arizona College Tonya Rowell - Scottsdale Community College John Landers - Cochise Community College Catherine Bodien - Yavapai College Jacqueline Land - Coconino Community College Valerie M. Jones - Yavapai College Mary Brown - Eastern Arizona College Darlene Tripp - Mesa Community College SECOND TEAM Rhonda Orem - Mohave Community College JoAnne Bell - Central Arizona College Jan Schapiro - Mohave Community College Viola Gamez - Central Arizona College Michael Shepherd - Mohave Community College Stephen Grigsby - Central Arizona College Margaret Bly - Pima Community College Allison Hunt - Central Arizona College Maria Gallardo - Pima Community College Beverly Ceballos - Chandler-Gilbert Community College Yo-Yi Ni - South Mt. Community College Dalila Bothwell - Cochise College Georgia Totress - South Mt. Community College Sandra Henson - Cochise College Eva Jones - Coconino Community College THIRD TEAM Shelly Fulmer - Glendale Community College Garthea Clayton - Central Arizona College Shelly Bak - Mohave Community College Michele Hamilton - Central Arizona College Tracie Barnes - Mohave Community College Victor Varela - Coconino Community College Keith Daggett - Mohave Community College Christine Simmons - Glendale Community College Christina Gillmore - Mohave Community College Bernetta Post - Mohave Community College Cynthia McCusker - Mohave Community College Joni Gillespie - Northland Pioneer Community College Suncha Turner - Pima Community College Sarah Breidenbach - Phoenix College Dana King-Esquer - Rio Salado College Melissa Duffy - Phoenix College Gabriel Garcia - South Mt. Community College Joni Miller - Rio Salado Community College Ted Ihrman - Yavapai College Roger Sims - Rio Salado Community College Angelique Luedeker - Yavapai College THIRD TEAM Angela Newton - Yavapai College Paula Canez - Cochise College Gregory Tollefsen - Yavapai College Boyd L. Crick - Eastern Arizona College Kenneth Young - Yavapai College Margo Faraoni - Eastern Arizona College Kimberly Powell - Mesa Community College Shelley Lossing - Mohave Community College Carol LaBine - Northland Pioneer College Kelli Penrod - Northland Pioneer College Tanya Hall - Phoenix College Daniel Biggs - Pima Community College Danielle Borden - Pima Community College Monica Durazo - Pima Community College 2 Leroy Lopez - Pima Community College Michael Moyer - Cochise College Kathleen Schlitz - Pima Community College Lynn Nolte - Eastern Arizona College Norma White - Pima Community College David Call - Estrella Mountain Community College Lavon Sajona - Rio Salado College Eric Gehrig - Mesa Community College Thomas Taylor, Jr. - Scottsdale Community College Arlen Sykes - Mesa Community College Yessnia Munoz - South Mt. Community College Sarah Robinson - Mohave Community College Sharon Sweeney - Yavapai College Janice Tubbs - Mohave Community College _________________________________________ Connie Moon - Northland Pioneer College Jamin Moore - Northland Pioneer College FEBRUARY 19, 1998 Jeanette Palmer - Northland Pioneer College Masters of Ceremony: John Hook and Patty Weiss Marcia Stearns - Northland Pioneer College Guest Speakers: Robert D. Jensen, Mary Melissa Mishaela Duran - Phoenix College Brooks, and Phillip Tullar Fransico Gonzalez - Pima Community College Jeannie Oden d’Hal - Pima Community College FIRST TEAM Christopher Nash Pima Community College Patricia Baltzer - Arizona Western College Rosie Ortiz - Rio Salado College Staci Edwards - Central Arizona College Olga Gallahar - South Mt. Community College Joyce Lippe - Central Arizona College _________________________________________ Terry Moore - Central Arizona College Traci Sledge - Central Arizona College FEBRUARY 18, 1999 James Archer - Chandler-Gilbert Community College Master of Ceremony: Charles St. Clair Douglas Dunlap - Gateway Community College Guest Speakers: Doreen Dailey, Judy Cignac, Valarie Wolfe - Gateway Community College Robert D. Jensen, and Jacob Moore (First Team Suzanne Novelli - Mohave Community College Scholar, Mesa Community College 1997) Rose Smith - Mohave Community College Robert Heberlein - Paradise Valley College FIRST TEAM Lesile Olson - Paradise Valley College Sarah Lewis - Arizona Western College Jo Collins - Rio Salado College Lorena Lanford - Arizona Western College Vernice Sampson - Scottsdale Community College Wylie Boehs - Central Arizona College Andrea Vargas - Scottsdale Community College Kristie Stopinski - Central Arizona College Kathleen Elkins - South Mt. Community College Michael Rogers - Chandler-Gilbert Community College Daniel Hunt - Yavapai College Dawn Russell - Chandler-Gilbert Community College Katherine Windsor - Yavapai College - Prescott Dawn Curran - Gateway Community College Jennifer Broaddus - Mesa Community College SECOND TEAM Terry Alban - Mohave Community College Frederick Fell - Arizona Western College Judy Poulin - Mohave Community College Raquel Ochoa - Central Arizona College Clark Rowley - Northland Pioneer College Sara Wellnitz - Chandler-Gilbert Community College Denise Cloud - Northland Pioneer College Helen Muller - Cochise College Shelley Clapp - Paradise Valley College Victoria Moreno - Coconino Community College Dawn Swanson - Paradise Valley College Aaron Nelson - Coconino Community College Leta Barnes - Phoenix College Lupe Dominguez - Eastern Arizona College Bernabe Garcia, Jr. - Phoenix College Donna Warner - Estrella Mountain Community College Altin Alimehmeti - Pima Community College Tamara Debarge-Smith - Mohave Community College Chihiro Friedman - Scottsdale Community College Rose Black - Phoenix College Caroline Di Re - Yavapai College Sharon Fisher - Pima Community College Kathy Hellman - Yavapai College Cathryn Molina - Pima Community College Linda Lake-Billieros - Pima Community College SECOND TEAM Rachel Sager - Pima Community College Maria Dominguez - Central Arizona College Marisela Vega - Pima Community College Shannon Donelson - Central Arizona College Cheryl Walker - Pima Community College Kathena Scheetz - Central Arizona College Chad Evans - Yavapai College Robert Baker - Cochise College Tina Luffman - Yavapai College Willie Caudill - Cochise College Mary Diaz - Cochise College THIRD TEAM Elizabeth Hale - Coconino Community College Ellen Jenniges - Central Arizona College Michael Goodgame - Eastern Arizona College 3 Cristie Roach - Estrella Mountain Community College Amber Flores - Rio Salado College Jamie Thayer - Gateway Community College Elizabeth Dumouchel - Scottsdale Community College Laurie Hurley - Glendale Community College Laura Edwards - Scottsdale Community College Robert Alban - Mohave Community College Yolanda Sanchez - South Mt. Community College Janice Huerta - Mohave Community College Kimberly Klootwyk - Yavapai College Deborah Lewis - Northland Pioneer College Christopher Froeschle - Pima Community College SECOND TEAM Diana Trujillo - Pima Community College Jared Palmer - Central Arizona College Concha Ramirez - Rio Salado College Traci Zweig - Central Arizona College Sarah Hudson - Scottsdale Community College Janette Heckel-Smith - Coconino Community College Cynthia Long - Yavapai College Scott Owen - Gateway Community College Alexa Bloom - Glendale Community College THIRD TEAM Tiffany Di Giacinto - Glendale Community College Laurie Anderson - Central Arizona College Jacob Jeremiah - Mohave Community College Eric Borst - Coconino Community College Aimie Proa - Mohave Community College Mindy Sanders - Eastern Arizona College Justin Simmons - Northland Pioneer College Jessie McKelvey - Estrella Mountain Community College L’Erin Webb - Northland Pioneer College Hilary Sutton - Glendale Community College Julie Wiessner - Northland Pioneer College Joy Thompson - Mesa Community College Odet Augustin Adjalla - Pima Community College Brian Scott - Mohave Community College Deana Amend - Pima Community College Brian Mowers - Northland Pioneer College John Kurowsky - Pima Community College Aaron Sadler - Northland Pioneer College Charles Mitchell - Pima Community College Kevin Beveridge - Pima Community College Luis Alejandro Portillo
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