Canfield Middle School Students On Honor Roll

Thu., Aug. 8, 1996

The following Canfield Middle School students have been named to the honor roll for spring semester:

Grade Six

3.83-3.5 GPA: Chase Robbins, Katie Shaw, Leah Sears, Matthew Stern, Alana Skalak, Lindsay Stilwell, Carly Toldness, Jerad Anderson, Robin Wuest, Andrew Vogt, James Day, Olivia DeZeeuw, Gabriel Dorosh, Judi Fairfield, Jeremy Fessler, Trenton Gary, Brenna Giesen, Michala Golden, Sherie Hutchings, Lewis Kelley, Keith Lavigne, Ryan Miller, Darren Nipp, Benjamin Padilla, Devin Pierce, Shaun Scott, Matthew Seccombe, Rachel Seitz, Brandy Vig, Melodi Wyble and Matthew Whaley.

3.49-3.1 GPA: Tiffany Abrams, Sara Bozarth, Ian Bakke, Sarah Busson, Vincent Coleman, Jeremiah Cameron, Jill Deming, Tyler Flower, Stephen Gibbs, Christopher Goodwin, Erica Hauck, Katie Heise, Zachary Kitchen, Jenifer Lafave, Larissa Macklin, Casey Minor, Markus Mueller, Casey Nixon, Crystal Norman, Carina Piscitelli, Ashley Purvis, Rosanna Ramirez, Amanda Reed, Kalie Rhoads and Blake Rosenberger.

Kristen Solberg, Amy Stranger, Trenton Stutz, Tara Thomas, Brittany Thurman, Jackson Wilkey, Rocio Zavala, Kathleen Ziegler, Allison Balek, Tiffany Boyer, Seth Bryan, Nicholas Cox, Nikole Cummings, Chris Dennis, Justin Fortin, Jessica Geiger, Darrin Halliday, Scott Hamilton, Jesse Hill, Brandon Jank, Sara Liverman, Tatton McNabb, Graham Michels, Jennifer Nelson, Steven Otten, Evan Richardson, Joshua Scott, Daniel See and Jessica Zabransky.

3.0 GPA: Kristi Braby, Raeanne Capaul, Natalia Brown, Branden Harwood, Michael Earling, Sheena Harwood, Lindsey Jarmer, Jennie Henry, Neil Henry, Brandon Larkins, Brandalin Link, Frederick McNeill, Jeremy Mitchell, Daniel Morin, John Nehlich, Krishele Radobenko, Carli Ridenour, Kristin Smith, Kurt Thomson, Alia Thurman and Matthew Vultaggio. , DataTimes MEMO: Contact for Idaho Achievements is Sherry Adkins. Tell us about your achievements by writing to: Achievements, The Spokesman-Review, Suite 200, 608 Northwest Blvd., Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814. Pictures must be accompanied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope.

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