Page 24 – North Central News, March 2011
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$595,000 Miguel Mendoza and Kayla Krishnamurthy (ABOVE LEFT) and Caitlyn Grijalva, Jutorey Catalan and Jake Farrar (ABOVE RIGHT) were among the students honored in February by the Kiwanis Club of Sunnyslope (photos by Teri Carnicelli).
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$259,000
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$399,000
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$92,500
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Eight local students were honored by the Kiwanis Club of Sunnyslope during its “Student of the Month” luncheon Feb. 10 at Sunnyslope High School. Sunnyslope Elementary students Kayla Krishnamurthy, seventh grade, and Miguel Mendoza, eighth grade, were among those honored. Krishnamurthy was praised for excelling in her classes while finding the time to play piano, violin and sing in the school choir. Mendoza, who is president of the Student Council and plays on the soccer team, was noted for being energetic, resourceful and hard-working. From Royal Palm Middle School, seventh-grader Jutorey “JT” Catalan and eighth-grader Jake Farrar were recognized. Catalan has worked hard to improve his grades and is a talented cartoonist. Farrar plays volleyball and field hockey and was noted for having a great sense of humor and a positive attitude.
Seventh-grader Caitlyn Grijalva from Royal Palm also was honored. She was selected as a Student of the Month for January, but was unable to attend that luncheon, so was recognized in February. She was praised for always being respectful and showing strong character, as well as taking the time to make sure her work is done well. From Desert View Elementary, fifth-grader Xavier Gonzales was congratulated for being a self-started who doesn’t need a lot of supervision, and for being a good listener. Also honored were Sunnyslope High School senior Haley YoungMiller and Central High senior William Herrell. Young-Miller has played varsity soccer and softball and won a Scholar Athlete award for softball. Herrell, who has been a member of Central’s JROTC all four years, is enlisting in the Army and hopes to become a mechanical engineer. He was noted for being a great student and a role model for his peers.