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From: The Fresno Bee (Fresno, CA) | Date: May 19, 2002| Author: Wooten, Complied By Toni | Copyright information

Byline: Complied by Toni Wooten THE FRESNO BEE

Nominees are listed by name, school and the city in which they live.

FIRST GRADE

Dominique Aguirre, Caruthers, Caruthers

Sabrina Aguirre, Washington, Selma

Ashlyn Alfaro, Aynesworth, Fresno

Karina Arroyo, Washington, Selma

Laura Ashlock, Bullard TALENT, Clovis

Jaspreet Atwal, Terry, Selma

Demi Balbina, Monroe, Hanford

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