Honor Roll

Sat., May 6, 1995

These students at Valley Christian School are on the school’s third-quarter honor roll:

7TH GRADE

Andrew Diaz, Scott Ellis, Ron Hubbard, Tyson Lacy, Stephanie Meyer, Crystal Robertson, Tricia Crispin, Forrest Robinson.

8TH GRADE

Jeremy Decker, Patrick Siebert, Jessica Janecek, Elizabeth Monroe.

9TH GRADE

Tami Dixon, Chad Meyer, Cheryl Puckett, Dereck Sandin, Kristen Sparks, Dana Thompson, Kimberly Bazurto, Sarah Diaz, Khiree Harken, Daryl Jump.

10TH GRADE

Tim Dahl, Teresa Dixon, Brian Drozdov, Tiffany Ferderer, Robert Haynes, Jeremy Hayek, Nicole Monforton, Amy Tobin, Joy Hopson, Jason Schlafmann, Anna Fauerso, Rahcel Garrett, Mary Paulson, Stephen Stager, Angela Strode, Corey White.

11TH GRADE

Aaron Asbury, Michelle Knigge, Jeremy Sandin, Matthew Wright, Hayley Bryan, Christa Harber, Jeremy Mattfeld, Jennifer Stoltey, Danielle Swift.

12TH GRADE

Bryan Harber, Dasha Makarova, Melody Schlafmann, Tricia Stinger, Jamey Campbell, Erika Decker, Eric Drozdov.

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