Post Falls Middle School Students Make Honor Roll

Tue., Feb. 17, 1998

Post Falls Middle School has announced the Honor Roll for fall semester. Students are listed by grade level.

Grade 6 (4.0 grade-point average): Gregory Marshall and John Willy.

(3.5-3.9 grade-point average): Dale Guenther, Michelle Mason, Kristian Strickland, Dustin Waldo, Jennifer Nichols, Julie Johnson, Nick Ransom, Nicole Ricks, Emily Schneidmiller, Emily Koepl, Kalynn Stovall, Alyssa Tondee, Nick Cysewski, Blair Devlin, Shalon Hautala, Jake Hoy, Lyndsay Mathewson, Ashley Tilton, Tyler Wolf, Whitney Sharpe, Chris Asbury, Brad Shaw, Jared Rigoli and Amy Ballard.

Jenny Barden, James Beck, J.D. Erickson, Andrew Mehalechko, Adam Walsh, Andrew Child, Amanda Kewley, Joshua Kosanke, Ashley Rouse, Carl Hartz, Jessica Benjamin, Erika Nishimori, Angela Willy, Chris Claflin, Talia Torrano, Jennifer Wastweet, Shelbi Micken, Alex Wardian, Shawn Greenfield, Brandy Wood, Amber Kelly, and Tracy Smith.

Grade 7 (4.0 grade-point average): Laura Adamchak, Brett Caughran, Brandon Doney, Sheena Douglas, Heather Grant, Jeremy Hampsch, Aubree Johnson, Brandon Jones and Brooke Moody.

(3.5-3.9 grade-point average): Kerri Ellis, Sarah Mykkanen, Nicholas Marchant, Sarah Holloway, Nicole Keister, Brittany Boyer, Natalie Hayes, Melissa Hirst, Kami Routh, Kyle Turnbow, Bethany Zemke, Evan Kohoutek, Amanda Porter, Jessica Bell, Sandra Aherns, Brian Thurlow, Rosie Parrot, Mikie Peoples, Jeanne Davaz, Amanda Davis, Christy Smith, Laura Treat, Kali Warren and Melissa Rounds.

Meghan Baker, Tiffany Giannini, Robert Miles, Jacob Phelps, Sarah Worden, Christy Backman, Nikki Bugge, Amy Johnson, Megan Kane, Kimberly Cosseboom, Alisha Beman, Leighan Caudill, Holly Collins, Ashley Watkins, John Green, Brad Mathis, Ryan Shuck and Katrina Finley.

Grade 8 (4.0 grade-point average): Shannon Brown, Adam Clark and Heather Tritto.

(3.5- 3.9 grade-point average): Ada Arnold, Kayla Kimball, Peter Marcy, Jennifer Stamey, Danny Benapfl, Jenny Goeckner, Jackie Johnson, Carrisa McArthur, Bonnie Hill, Rose Jones, Amanda Stockman, Callie Stockwell, Lindsay Bernhart, Jessica Crawley, Raylene French, Lissy Schwartz, Nick Dreckman, Crystal Powell, Matt Kane, Vaughn Berry, Stephen Ward, Jillian Schneider, Jeremy Blomquist, Erik Sloyka, Shawnte Cornett, Tiffanie Espe, Mike Gump, Brittany Keister, Rebecca Thompson and Zach Gardner.

Sarah Grogg, Kristin Phillips, Holly Hammond, Holly Jacobson, Kristin O’ Reilly, Kristen Reaves, Jessica Skillman, Brian Daughterty, Donald Davis, Trista Dalton, Lyle Ferguson, Jacob Kosanke, Jamie Shaffer, Becky Stone, Melissa Walker, Amy Brooks, Jenna Horiuchi, Stacey Wagner, Michelle White, Adam Reames, Luke Ferguson, Greg Quesnell, Ian Swanstrom, Nikesha Thompson, Brandy Doyle and Angela Moore.

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