Lakes Sixth-Graders Earn Spot On Honor Roll

Wed., March 26, 1997

Lakes Middle School has announced the Honor Roll for fall semester.

Sixth grade

4.0 gpa: Patch Allinger, Jessica August, Peter Brown, Rachel Bruch, Hillary Burr, Nicholas Byrd, F.A. Colmenares, Noah Couser, Kathryn Custer, Tonisha Dewitte, Brianne Duncan, Colin Edwards, Nichole Edwards, Mandy Egan, Megan Erickson, Erik Fenenbock, Katrina Finley, Mason Frederickson, Emily Friedrick, Ashley Fromm, Jessica Fulwider, Patrick Geren, Graham Hanson, Amanda Hartman, Stephanie Haynes, Bobby Hill, Michelle Humphreys, Bradley Hunsaker, Jenna Hutson, Ryan Jacobson, Nicholas Jarvelin, Abigail Jester, Erin Johnson, Ashley Knutson and Richard Lane.

Colleen Little, Kathy (Nikki) Loudin, Kristine Maksen, Jenny Mick, Patrick Morrissey, Kyle Munkittrick, Melissa Newcombe, Matthew Odell, Stephanie Orlando, Carrie Petersen, Laura Phillips, John Rock, A. Satterthwaite, Jo Schmidt, Matthew Schug, Dustin Sedgwick, Tamara Shanklin, Jennifer Smidt, Brendan Speirs, Ryan Stempf, Rena Theard, Rebecca Thilo, James Tunca, Oliver Vandermeer, Kristine Winn, Katherine Witham, Benjamin Wood and Luise Wyatt.

3.5-3.9 gpa: Holly Anderson, Shelby Anderson, Kieth Baragia, Melissa Batchelder, Joseph Brooks, Shannon Brown, Cory Cameron, Darren Campbell, Sean Cheeley, Andrea Cooper, Ashley Cooper, Raymond Cooper, Christopher Cutler, Shannon Dean, Danielle Decker, Katelyn Dlouhy, Sydney Ezzell, Quintin Fender, Tabatha Gass, Tina Ghirarduzzi, Kristina Gittel, Mick Gray and Clint Greenfield Tiffany Hansen, Heather Hill, Terry Jess, Shalem Jonas, Timothy Kendall, Jonathon LeBlanc, Andrea Little, Jared Mans, Grant Marchelli, Melissa McKenna, Tierra Menke, Chelsey Morss, William Mueller, Greta Neumann, Jacqueline Ney, Derek Osborne, Jill Palmer, Laura Palmer, Chris Pell, Kale Philp, Ben Porter, Amanda Rainer, Elizabeth Reyes, Nicole Roadifer, Rachael Robnett, Andrea Rue, Amanda Saganski, C. Smart, Derek Smith, Stephanie Smith, Jared Stone, Joshua Tompkins, Kellie Waterhouse and Colin Whitney.

3.0 to 3.49 gpa: Brent Albrecht, Weslie Aldrich, Alisa Baughman, Derek Blanchard, Danielle Bremberg, David Bufalo, Carl Carter, Mindy Christman, Ben Cook, Lynsey Desmet, Jacob Donahue, Melissa Hackney, Sara Hall, Christopher Hamley, Daniel Harris, Jennifer Harrison and Ashley Hensley.

Nicole Jeppesen, Charles King, Stephanie Korczyk, Marcus Loureiro, Steven Mahon, Alaina Massey, Brandon McGuire, Cody Messerly, Kaitlin Mitchell, Sara Moon, Ashleigh Neff, Helen Nordlind, Eric Osborne, K.C.Persling, Nikki Plotner, Pete Puga, Macie Ragusa, Dustin Rodgers, Kimberly Russo, Timothy Russo, Dana Sanford, Nicole Smidt, Justin Smith, Malia Souza, Thomas Stephens, J.M. Thomas-Warren, Christopher Urbat, Andy Wilson, Katie Witten, Rachel Wyatt and Stefan Zao.

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