Honor Roll

Sat., March 9, 1996

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

7th grade

Paul Anderson, Jonathan Brecto, Morgan Custer, Brent Decker, Natalie Lewis, Cora Catlett, Mark Tryoer.

8th grade

Katie Arnhold, Tiffany Drozdov, Jared Evans, Mercedes Hathaway, Rachel Nichols, Forrest Robinson, Scott Ellis, Todd Garrett, Robert Hubbard, Tyson Lacy, Stephanie Meyer, Crystal Robertson.

9th grade

Bryn Boorman, Josey Booth Andrew Bryan, Rahcel Fuaerso, Andrew Makhanov, Jeremy Decker, Jessica Janecek, Elizabeth Monroe, Matthew Tryoer.

10th grade

Kimberly Bazurto, Daryl Jump, Chad Meyer, Jill Smith, Kristen Sparks, Heath Brosnan, Tami Dixon, Cheryl Puckett, Derek Sandin, Dana Thompson.

11th grade

Teresa Dixon, Brian Drozdov, Tiffany Ferderer, Jeremiah Hayek, Anna Kopf, Nicole Monforton, Anna-Marie Fauerso, Rachel Garrett, Joyanna Hopson, Mary Paulson, Jason Schlafmann, Stephen Stager, Corey White.

12th grade

Michael Dahl,Andrea Jensen, Britton Lacy, Jeremy Mattfeld, Jeremy Sandin, Jennifer Stoltey, Matthew Wright, Hayley Bryan, Marie Gamolko, Bene Gaydarova, Christa Harber, Michelle Knigge, Danielle Swift.

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