Post Falls Junior High Students Named To First Quarter Honor Roll

Sat., Dec. 6, 1997

Post Falls Junior High School has announced the honor roll for first quarter. Students are listed by grade.

Grade 6 (3.5-4.0 grade-point average):

Chris Asbury, Gregory Marshall, Brad Shaw, Derek Ward, John Willy, Julie Johnson, Kristian Strickland, Dustin Waldo, Alyssa Tondee, Jessica Benjamin, Shalon Hautala, Lyndsay Mathewson, Dale Guenther. Carl Hartz Jr., Michelle Mason, Emily Koepl, Jennifer Nichols, Jared Rigoli, Emily Schneidmiller and Kalynn Stovali.

Tyler Wolf, Jenny Barden, Blair Devlin, Nick Ransom, Julia Davis, Jake Hoy, Jo Erickson, Jennifer Wastweet, Chris Claflin, Megan Jones, Andrew Mehalechko, Amanda Kewley, Megan Simon, Ashley Tilton, Joshua Kosanke, Tallon May, Talia Torrano, Whitney Sharpe, James Beck, Chelsea Bell, Robbie Barker, Trevor Gfeller, Nichole Youren and Tracy Smith.

Grade 6 (3.0-3.4 grade-point average):

Arthur Finnicum, Ashley Rouse, Jake Stroisch, Michael Jensen, Lisa Schultz, Angela Willy, Amy Ballard, Kyrie Shatka, Casey Syth, Shawn Greenfield, Ronald “R.J.” Moss, Jessica Priel, Brittany Schuster, Adam Walsh, Kelsy Otto, Joseph Kamps, Ryan Mikkelson, Erika Nishimori, Nicole Ricks, Brian Cornutt, Ann Pennington, Jonathan Jacobs, Wyatt Thornley and Brandy Wood.

Ryan Hubbard, Christina Neff, Rachel Alme, Bobby Kimservik, Meggie Pekich, Jack Kamp III, Kayleigh Arriaga, Aana Ingebritsen, Tracy Espe, Erick Fisher, Cassandra Vrbas, Ryan “Jeff” Geurin, Zachary Moore, Amanda Benson, Andrew Child, Jack Floyd, Kasey O’Reilly, Ian Amberson, Laura Berridge, Ashley Yount, Alec Novikov, Brit “Cramer” Heisel, Sean Jackson and Kary Krieger.

Marcy Meeks, Justin Sullivan, Amber Denman, Cory Young, Richard Banta, Ashley Long, Brad Rector, Tony Farris, Gregory Foeller, Cory McGrath, Jon Orton, Tristina Taylor, Penny Yearsley, Laurel Booth, Heather Johnson, Christine Gain, Amberlee Jandreau, Ashley Mercer, Daysha Vest, Lindsay Whitaker, Robert Walker, Bryant Wolfe,Janea Heizer, Shelbi Micken, Sarah Schoenborn and Drew Lange.

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