Honor Roll

Sat., June 15, 1996

These students at Greenacres Junior High are on the school’s third quarter honor roll:

7TH GRADE 4.0 students

Sharee Demars, Melissa Draper, Tonya Duncan, Amanda Farwell, Kristin James, Brianne Johnson, Jeff Liepman, Nicole Maxwell, Matthew Person, Tiffany Reynolds, Georgia Shatto, Rochelle Smith, Brooke Sprank, Jessie Torres.

3.2 or better

Lucas Boyd, Tracy Branning, Jennifer Branson, Bradley Burgess, Rachel Burnham, Courtni Capaul, Ginger Dailey, Denton Davenport, Tana Depew, Amee Eberhart, Anna Eng, Nicholas Erikson, Ryan Faulkner, Seth Gemar, Monice Gipson, Mary Gleason, Katrina Gotfredson, Shaun Grimmett, Courtney Harder, Jennifer Holland, Amber Hopkins, Raeanna Jewell, Brian Johnson, Jessie Johnson, Curtis Jurgensen, Rachel Keen, Rachel Kennett, Kelsey Kostelecky, Rebecca Mason, Brenna Mc Mahill, Justin McCoy, Lisa McHugo, Craig McManamon, Joey Moholt, Jennifer Muri, Jessica Musgrove, Marcy Nauert, Jeremy Nichols, Matthew Nickerson, Lindsay Nienstedt, Carissa Olfs, Sarah Patrick, Nicole Pearson, David Pendergrass, Andy Perham, Karlee Poirier, Chase Rasmussen, Jennifer Rasmussen, Theresa Ray, Megan Reese, Amanda Richer, Shane Rupert, John Scandalis, Tawnya Shuman, Kali Smithson, Douglas Stavenjord, Dana Steinheiser, Jadyn Tichy, Andrea Tollison, Kristi Van Matre, Bradley Wagner, Dani Whitman, Kelly Wieber, Kim Williams.

8TH GRADE 4.0 students

Lisa Conley, Laura Kogler, Caitlin Mahnke, James Mc Inerney, Sarah Temple, Angela Wagner.

3.2 or better

Maile Allen, Kristina Allred, Adam Arguello, Amanda Barrett, Katherine Bentley, Kendra Bishop, Kara Blizzard, Kyle Boast, Danielle Brinkley, Amy Brown, Sarah Bruxer, Nick Carpenter, Andy Cooper, Emily Crossen, Lashara Davidson, Jill Ebelt, David Edwards, Erin Ehrmantraut, Ranae Elkin, Leah Ericksen, Corinne Gannon, Jesse Gehrett, Dawnyl Gigler, Erik Golladay, Travis Graham, Amanda Green, Natalie Green, Ryan Hollingsworth, Todd Holman, Matthew Hopkins, Jenna Howard, Jessica Janke, Kelly Jo Keller, Megan Kenley, Rebbecca Kochendorfer, Marlaina Kramer, Rue Kroder, Britney Larson, Jennifer Loweree, Sarah Lyons, Brenna Maurstad, Jerad Mendenhall, Patrick Michielli, John Miller, Matthew Moholt, Jay Norman, Emily Rees, Gregory Schlaich, Luke Sevigney, Olivia Sorte, Christi Talbot, James Temple, Jess Thomas, Brandi Trader, Tiana Usai, Stacy Wall, Brian White, Melissa Wilcox, Stephanie Wright, Jeremy Younker.

9TH GRADE 4.0 students

Kjersti Gemar, Kasey Graham, Kristin Ingalls, Shannon Irving, Leslie Merideth, Michelle Parbs, Emma Stendin.

3.2 or better

Nathan Anderson, Dustin Boast, Shannon Brown, Casandra Calvin, Kelsey Cannon, Kimberly Carpenter, Samantha Cisney, Bret Clifton, Dorianne Davenport, Bryan Depew, Craig Eigenhuis, Wiley Erikson, Timothy Fricke, Jon Gotfredson, Nicole Grim, Sven Hansen, Jennifer Hausman, Amie Helt, Kimberly Hendrickson, Kristen Heuett, Heather Hildebrand, Joe Hoover, Michael Hubble, David Imus, Trevor Jackson, Andra Blis kadzejs, Kelly Kramer, Elizabeth La France, Tara La Shaw, Marisa Liepman, Ben Light, Janine Lukes, Jorgen Maurstad, Jeff Mitchell, Kristin Nauert, Joshua Nichols, Carlie Ostrom, Elizabeth Perkes, Courtney Phinney, Darah Poffenroth, Brent Reese, Brenna Simon, Jeremy Smith, Jed Spencer, Holly Sprank, Tracey Thacker, Amber Thompson, Jaren Tichy, Jamie Uphus, Jesse Warner, Amanda Whittaker, Tana Young, Ben Zimmerman.

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