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Hulet PAX

Tribune Staff

| February 13, 2024

Printed in the February 14, 2024 edition

Hulet Elementary School PAX students for the month of February include (front row, left to right) Rosalynn John, Sophia Anguiano, Rachael Cook, Ella Gardner, (middle row) Joey Padilla, Arlen Natoni, Diego Rodriguez, Quinton Tapaha, Jaidyn Kinlicheenie, (back row) Summer Charley, Karterr Martinez, Littia Burrett, Shantel Thomas, (not pictured) Robyn Lester and Tayla Larson. — Hulet Elementary School PAX students for the month of February include (front row, left to right) Rosalynn John, Sophia Anguiano, Rachael Cook, Ella Gardner, (middle row) Joey Padilla, Arlen Natoni, Diego Rodriguez, Quinton Tapaha, Jaidyn Kinlicheenie, (back row) Summer Charley, Karterr Martinez, Littia Burrett, Shantel Thomas, (not pictured) Robyn Lester and Tayla Larson. Photo courtesy of Hulet Elementary School