June 12, 2013
Copper Basin News, Hayden, Arizona
Bearcat Supporters ...
Former Hayden High student Palmas named HOBY Ambassador for SPHS Tony Palmas, son of Grace and Tony Palmas Sr., has been selected as Ambassador for Sentinel Peak High School, where he is entering into his junior year. The HOBY was held Jun. 6 to 9 at Grand Canyon University, where Tony
The Ray Bearcat Booster Club made a donation of $4,000 to the Ray Football team to help with the purchase of uniforms. This donation was made possible through all the hard work by the Booster members and the donations from the area businesses, unions, Alumni, and Bearcat supporters. Booster President Staci Hatfield presents Coach Willie Jordan and some members of the Ray High Football team with a check. (Submitted photo)
Amanda Carter, Darrin Hatch wed in Globe Amanda Carter and Darrin Hatch celebrated their nuptials at Dream Manor Inn in Globe on Saturday, May 25, 2013 in a beautiful outdoor ceremony by the waterfall. Officiating was Bishop White. Amanda is the daughter of Bobby and Brenda Armenta of Kearny. Darrin is the son of Christine Hatch of San Tan Valley and Brice Hatch of South Ogden, Utah.
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learned cheers and met other students near his age. He attended State Capitol and Mock Committee meetings and Floor Session. Tony also works on community service projects. On the first night, there was a dance and a pool party. The program included a talent show and essay writing. On the last day, the parents met
their children at Crowne Plaza for delicious luncheon. Tony, who recently moved to Tucson with his parents, attended Hayden- Winkelman in his primary years and then attended Ray School. Tony is entering his junior year at Sentinel Peak High School. Tony has also been invited to attend the HOBY at Loyola University Chicago.
“Special thanks to the Superior Chamber for your support and welcome.” Tony Palmas
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