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Two $100 awards are given annually to two graduating eighth grade students who exemplify outstanding leadership qualities and show an appreciation for human diversity.
| Son of Neto... founder Allan Jamieson, James C. Jamieson attended Buffalo's Native American Magnet School #19 and initiated the addition of the Eagle Staff to the school''s auditorium. Prior to his earnest protests to have it installed in this place of honor, the American flag flew solo with no recognition of our nation''s Indigenous heritage. At a very young age, James understood America''s diversity and the importance of celebrating it. The Eagle Staff, which you see at your assemblies, was James' idea of a wonderful way to remind us of that very important part of America-Our Native American heritage. | | Born January 12, 1981
 Passed away July 30, 1998 | We often forget that children can open the eyes of adults. Children can and do lead. James C. Jamieson led, and this award is to applaud other young people, like yourself, who follow along on leadership''s path. As a recipient of this award, you continue James' legacy.
Award winner for 1999:
Aaron Van Every
Award winner for 2000:
Jessica Geil
Award winners for 2001:
Tran Ho and Stacy Book
Award winners for 2002:
Walid Ajamali and Brandon Hill Award winners for 2007:
Lafayette Keyes and Isis Rodriguez Award winner for 2009: Zachary Cruz | Award winners for 2003:
Aaron McCabe And Alisha Moser
Award winners for 2004:
Richard Tomkins and Cherrisa Mecklenberg
Award winners for 2005:
Spencer Hill and Marijana Bivisik
Award winners for 2006:
Elijah Ground and Asho Abdull Award winner for 2008:
Jake Van Every |
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