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MAY 9, 2008 EDUCATION THEPRESS.NET | 11A
O’Hara Park and Delta Vista
middle school students will pool
their fl air for the dramatic in their
upcoming spring play, “Our Teacher
Is an Alien.” The play is a mysterious
comedy about a group of
middle school students convinced
that their new math teacher is not
who – or what – she seems to be.
They decide to investigate
her odd behavior and come to
the stunning conclusion that
their teacher is a space alien. But
Photo courtesy of Amber Anthony
Jordan Kirchner, right, as “Evil Eddie” Ellis, the classic school bully,
threatens schoolmate Phil, played by John Paul Castillo.
Class in session,
E.T. in charge
can they convince the rest of the
student body and their eccentric
principal? Come and fi nd out. The
play opens Friday, May 16 at 7
p.m. in the Glenn C. Scrimmager
Gymnasium at O’Hara Park Middle
School. The performance on
Saturday, May 17 will begin at 2
p.m. General admission is $3; $2
for those with an O’Hara Park or
Delta Vista student body card.
Kids 6 and under are admitted for
free.
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Academy Awards
winners at Freedom
Freedom High School recently announced
its Academy Awards for the 2007-08 school
year.
The ninth-grade Certifi cate Award went to
Connor Nasty, Kimberly Vandiford, Jesus Salgado,
Elizabeth Bailey, Nathan Klein, Corinne
Stinnette, Jacob Ubrick and Claire Joseph.
Recipients of the 10th-grade Certifi cate
Award were Nicholas Arroyo, Christina Barajas,
Jason Cabbiness, Emily Perry, Dominic
Dimercurio, Kirstie Strelo, Trevor Pels and
Christina Klein.
The 11th-grade Certifi cate Award winners
were Tyler Brown, Dixy Morales, Christopher
Calhoun, Elizabeth Mason, Jordan Alexander,
Brittany Christensen, Santiago Selga-Eaton
and Kylie Pacini.
The 12th-grade Certifi cate Award went to
Donald Perrier, Leticia Martinez, Yovani Esperon,
Delilah Garica, Robert Allison, Missy
Ilas, Ryan Reed and Alisha Tumin.
Winners of the Academy Awards were
Grace Joseph (Art), Ryan Reed and Grace
Joseph (A&M Art Academy), Allan Sanchez
(Computer Science), Miguel Deleon and Cassondra
Motley (Citizenship Award), Daniel
Bomarito (English), Grace Joseph (Fashion
Design Award), Brittany LaMar (Spanish),
Caroline Grant (German), Danielle Gilmore
(French), Hollie Ingraham (Journalism), Shehzada
Jawed (Mathmatics), Daniel Bomarito
and Caroline Grant (MESA Academy), Jose
Nava and Jenica Blanchard (Most Improved
Student), Brandon Takahashi (Band), Camelia
Brown (Jazz), Kathleen Worden (Orchestra),
Jacob Custodio (Choir), Ryan Osborn
(Perfect Attendance Award), Natalie Brotsch
and Kenneth (Corbin Achievement Award),
Ana Fernandez (Physical Education), Garren
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Blach and Gabriela Martinez (PHD Academy),
Caroline Grant (Science), Brittany La-
Mar (Social Science), Christianna Horton
(Yearbook), Jacob Johnson (Vocational),
Gonzalo Hernandez (Jack W. Ferrill Athlete
of the Year) and Kortnee Wiley Kaye (Axelgard-Reeves
Athlete of the Year).
The Perserverance Award went to Eberardo
Perez. EL Achievement Students
were Luis Cardona, Bianca Padilla, Bryan
Figueroa, Eric Rodriguez and Yanelly Gonzalez.
Rotary Students of the Quarter were
Lauren Lagano, Shehzada Jawed and Sean
Lumsden. The American Legion – Boys State
– Award went to Eilan Zeng. The American
Legion Auxiliary – Girls State – Award went
to Kayla Suhrie.
The Camp Royal – Brentwood Rotary
– Award went to Sarah Knight and Zach Hanson.
The Camp Venture – Brentwood Rotary
– Award went to Caitlin Thomason.
Caroline Grant was named Valedictorian.
Desiree Creel and Brittany LaMar were named
salutatorians.
The Bank of America Awards – Liberal
Arts certifi cates – went to Justin Irwin, Benjamin
Fish, Lauren Lagano, Leticia Martinez,
Brittany LaMar, Danielle Gatchalian, Michael
Escalante and Irene Sukhu. Science and Mathematices
certifi cates went to Tamara Buch and
Roland Bigornia. Fine Arts certifi cates went
to Camelia Brown, Kathleen Worden and Jacob
Custodio. And Applied Arts/Trades certifi
cates went to Allan Sanchez, Jacob Johnson
and David Lopez.
Bank of America Plaque awards went to
Kevin Navarro (Liberal Arts), Daniel Bomarito
(Applied Arts/Trades), Grace Joseph (Fine
Arts) and Caroline Grant (Science and Math).
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