Honor Roll

Sat., March 1, 1997

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

6th grade

4.0 students

Chad Austin, Anneliese Bonertz, Carter Bowles, Ross Brunelle, Kathryn Butcher, Teresa Gjendem, Rebecca Guszregan, Hanh Huynh, Jeffrey Jenkins, Janelle Kann, Patrick McHenry, Alisha Miller, Ryan Nedrow, Sarah Neubauer, Tracee Oleson, Reginald Phipps, Emily Plumb, Kiyosha Ratliff, Binh Tran, Kia Xiong, Il Ya Zelepukhin.

3.4 or better

Arreal Adams, Anna Aro, Michael Beck, Christopher Bendio, Stacy Boorman, Bryan Brennan, Bryan Cress, Tasha Crow, Hannah Daugherty, Miranda Davis, Brian Defenbach, Joshua Deherrera, Carly Ernest, Angela Flock, Trisha Fredrick, Elishia Fredrickson, James Garmon, Ashley Glenn, Heather Gwynn, Bethany Harder, Benjamin Harrison, Barbara Hartnett, Ryan Henderson, Phuong Huynh, Jacob Kerbs, Lauren Kessel, Tandice Lanphere, Heather Lasalle, Brian Mack, Kyla McCune, Bradley Myers, Kate Nikitina, Ryan Olk, Jon Ostrom, Sean Sanguinet, Chad Shaw, Jeremy Shearer, Kayla Smith, Stacy Smith, Christopher Smith, Christopher Smith, Kelly Strawn, Tracy Trinkle, Crystal Turnbull, Luke Walker, Alicia Wardsworth, Kara Wattles, Ashley Werner, Amanda Williams, Ann Marie Wise.

7th grade

4.0 students

Melanie Bernard, Brooke Bielenberg, Stephanie Boorman, Cindy Cashion, Tiera Como, Alisha’lynn Dowel, Keli Fields, Alisa Franck, Jonathan Gibbs, Samantha Hatzenbeler, Amy Jackson, Jessica Langan, Ameera Nemri, Thuy Phan, Desiree Sargent, Katie Sederstrom, Alla Skornyakov, Brett Smith, Rachae Thomas, Justin Towles.

3.4 or better

Charles Adolfson, Tawny Baughman, Chad Borjessan, Nathan Brand, Sonia Brostrom, Megan Buchanan, Stephen Cannon, Valerie Caulk, Erin Dennis, Casey Fitzgerald, Stacey Foster, Annie Fox, Nathan Gonder, Kaylin Greene, Thomas Haney, Timothy Hill, Joseph Hirst, Nicole Krupa, Chantel Laturner, Shandi Laws, Jonathan Lawson, Douglas Lawson, Heidi Marvicsin, Thomas McHugh, Andrea Mealey, Kimberly Moore, Kandace Patchen, Amanda Postels, Roseannna Rey, Shauna Santos, Joseph Seibert, Kelly Skaufel, Allen Turnbull, Jessica Tweedy, Tyler Wasson, Ashley Whitaker, Kendra Williby, Megan Wilson, Obi Wither.

8th grade

4.0 students

Brandon Bowman, Jennifer Coons, Jacqueline Green, Melissa Heid, James Kann, John Lee, Alyson Mahan, Ryan McHenry, Jeffrey Ostrom, Paul Sunderland, Cheree Walser.

3.4 or better

Jason Alvarado, Emil Azadov, Uri Beloshitsky, Alicia Bennett, Nicholas Brayman, Andy Breneman, Jaclyn Brereton, Austin Brown, Kathleen Bula, Michael Cashion, Allen Coburn, Brett Collins, Jason Conrow, Kristopher Cress, Stephanie Ellis, Brian Ellis, Jeffrey Empson, Maria Funaro, Amanda Gillespie, Amanda Girven, Jesse Grafton, Tim Hammer, Michelle Hardy, Terra Henderson, Nicholas Layman, Theresa Long, James Luzzo, Chad Mathison, James McMullen, Misty Moore, Tom Morgan, Joey Nguyen, Emily Nuchols, Michael Olson, Nicholas Peters, Joshua Rinard, Jenny Roof, Allison Sattin, Kayla Schreiber, Kelly Smith, Cody Smith, Zoia Stafford, Jacob Stuivenga, Nicholas Treadwell, Heather Tweedy, Jake Walker, Kierin Welch, Garrett Whittle, Jennifer Wilson, Joel Windhorst, Erin Woodman.

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