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HHS inducts new members to the National Honor Society

Tribune Staff

| December 10, 2018

Printed in the December 12, 2018 edition

Photo courtesy of Holbrook High SchoolThe Roadrunner Chapter of the National Honor Society conducted a ceremony to induct new members on Dec. 5, at the George Gardner Performing Arts Center. New members include (front row, left to right) Andres Aguilera, Tristen Ambrose, Jovon Boling, Valtavia Cook, Desirae Bain, Abbie Harmon, Katelyn Kayonnie, Jordan Platero, Jake Shumway, (back row) Kobi Koerperich, Jesiee Gardner, Jade Knight, Ashlynn Legg, Bianca Liddle, Tynen Thomas, Rashawna Nez, Dylan Nez, Brianna Richards, Ellie Smith, Jaden Pack, Meraina Sullivan, Ashlynn Wilhelm, Avielle John and Malachi Daniels.