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Premios De Oro - Level 1 2008 National Spanish Examination Students who earned Premios de Oro - Level 1 2008 National Spanish Examination NOTE: The information in the columns below was extracted from the student information section which the students completed at the beginning of the National Spanish Examination. Consequently, NSE is unable to correct any errors in spelling or capitalization. FIRST LAST SCHOOL TEACHER 001 – Alabama Charlotte Beech Spanish Fort High School Sebastiani Sabina Dang Randolph Prucha Annelies DeVos The Altamont School Collier Charmaine Elmore Jess Lanier Fondren Teresa Galarza Jess Lanier High Fondren michael halvorson the montgomery academy navidad Mary Ignatiadis Randolph Prucha sara jones baldwin arts and academics magnet school johnson Jongwoo Kim Baldwin Arts and Academics Magnet School Johnson Alexander Kirkland UMS-Wright Montalvo Julian Leiva Homewood High School Sweeny Candra Long Baldwin Arts and Academics Magnet school Johnson Hannah Robinson Homewood High School Simpson Tunstall Rushton Indian Springs School Mange Kelsey Smith Spanish Fort High School Sebastiani Paul Styslinger Highlands School Caro Min Suh Baldwin Art and Academic Magnet School Johnson Melissa Villagrana St. Joseph Burch Judson Wells UMS-Wright Montalvo Kristyn Wilson Randolph Prucha 002 – Arizona Garrett Abeln University High Saba Bianca Arellano All Saints Episcopal Day School Cox Danny Cardella University High School Franco katie draper university high school franco Maggie Duncan UHS Enfield Paige Farrell University High School Franco Nina Foushee University High School Franco Francesca Germinario Xavier College Preparatory Duarte Nicholas Giancola All Saints Episcopal Day School Cox Kevin Grigsby Brophy College Prep Higgins Nicolas Guerithault All Saints Episcopal Day School Shore Meghan Hemelt Xavier College Preparatory Duarte Robert Hollingsworth St. Michael's Stout Shanan Immel McClintock High School Clancy Alex Iversen Brophy College Prep Higgins julia laurenzi basis bell Megan Lehrer All Saints Episcopal Day School Cox Andrew McCoy All Saints' Episcopal Day School Cox Jessica Michael All Saitns Episcopal Day School Cox Nicole Nesbihal Xavier College Preparatory Mansfield Elizabeth Nichols All Saints' Episcopal Day School Cox Daniel Niv All Saints Epicopal Day School Cox Alexis Park Xavier College Preparatory James Grant Parsons All Saints' Episcopal Day School Cox Julea Shaw Xavier College Preparatory James Eric Showers All Saints' Episcopal Day School Cox Akeem Smith Deer Valley High Shool Jones Eric Villanueva Brophy College Preparatory Higgins Jack York All Saints' Episcopal Day School Cox 003 – Arkansas Joshua Gage Subiaco Academy Garcia William Kern Subiaco Academy Garcia Katie Lants Pulaski Academy Merayo Sak Lee Subiaco Academy Flores Nick Powell Subiaco Flores Chris Trachier Subiaco Academy Flores Blake Wallis Subiaco Academy Flores daniel white subiaco flores 005 – Colorado Kristen Kolberg Kent Denver Somers Bobby Minkewicz Boulder High School Chavez Fred Montoya Englewood High School Lonn tatiana perez kent denver somers lily wick boulder high school chavez 007 – California Southern nicole arieh brentwood school chang Naomi Bernstein Brentwood Chang Jonathan Burns Mirman Dean Morgan Geller Chadwick Dorsey Austin Hopp Brentwood School Corcoran Jonathan Iskandar Mirman Dean Sabrina Iskandar Mirman Dean Jordan Larson Chadwick Dorsey Chantal Lary Brentwood School Chang Barry LeMesurier Chadwick Dorsey Faith Memmo Chadwick Dorsey Olamide Ogunbambo Mirman Dean Madison Pracht Chadwick School Dorsey Jonathan Renslo Chadwick Dorsey Carly Shagrin Brentwood School Corcoran Connell Studenmund Flintridge Preparatory School Angel Jamie Wipf Flintridge Preparatory School Angel Jacob Woocher Brentwood School Chang Valerie Yarema Chadwick Dorsey Kyle Yeh Mirman Dean 009 – California Northern Fernandez Fiona Alfait Santa Catalina School Canteli Amelia Alvarez St. Josph's Trujillo Joseph Baena Monte Vista Estevez Ian Bearden Town School for Boys Cvar Abigail Brenneman Pinewood Palczewska Carolyn Bruckmann All Saints' Day School Iglesias Nancy Chavez Menlo Colb Jerlon Chiu Miramonte High School Olmedo Fernandez Annika Fling Santa Catalina School Canteli Tommy Ford Menlo School Colb Jonathan Fudem Town School for Boys Smith Richard Harris Menlo Colb james huber menlo kolb Sabra Jaffe Miramonte High School 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