Holbrook High School recognizes January Students of the Month
Originally Published: February 25, 2020 10:07 a.m.
Standing from left: Talynn Spencer (female scholar-athlete); LeShon Attakai (Principal’s selection); Tristan Cowboy (physical education); Zachary Pete (language arts); Anthony Nelson (male scholar-athlete); Omar Hernandez (fine arts); Cade Shumway (science); and Amy Nilsson (CTE), Seated from left: Mireah James (fine arts); Mackalee Williams (English); Aubrianna Begay (Navajo language); Esther Dawson (fine arts); Sara Billy (Navajo language); Mareevah Belin (science); and Angelina Lange (social studies) and not pictured: Jelena DeSpain (NAVIT) and Quentin Thomas (math).
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