Post Falls High Spring Honor Roll Released

Thu., July 2, 1998

Post Falls High School has announced the honor roll for spring semester. Students are listed by grade level.

Grade 9

4.0 grade-point average: Kim Ballard, Blaise Benapfl, Noel Horton, Jessica Isenberg, Erin Murphy, Katie Rounds, Mackenzie Shardlow, Emily Denn and Shawn Noble.

3.5-3.9 gpa: Nicole Boggs, Kim Dadey, Desiree Johnson, Jillian Malloy, Tony Mueller, Chrissy Paulitz, Danny Agte, Nicole Clutter, Dustin Fehlman, Nichole Billetz, Jim Guenther, Riane Murphy, Tawney Lyons, James Arries, Courtney Brown, Cassiopeia Kemp, Holly Whitaker, John Bustamante, Lindsay Caughran, Sarah Eylar, Holly Gattung, Mandy Goktas, Jennifer leader, Michael Maughan, Jenalee Roberge, Steven Seling, Christina Clem, Jessie Diteman, Shanna Hall, Megan Ost, Carolyn Paulitz, Amber Richards, Brandon Shinneman and Kelly Watson.

3.0-3.4 gpa: David Broncheau, Carri Banister, Nathan Sinclair, Brenda Alderton, Stacy Alme, Courtney Gorman, Ian Hodson, Katie Mack, Jason Frink, Chris Haas, Kim Johnson, Eric Marten, Alicia Thiessen, Tanya Vigil, Jonathan Woffenden, Tyler Fouche, Holly Nesbitt, Mike Elmose, Bryan Ferguson, Matthew Guiles, Nathan Henderson, Jenica Jett, Esther Peterson, Steve Alegria, Stacy Morse, Tara McElroy, Nick Parker, Marshall Baltzell, Tarah Best, Jeff Davis, Jessica Farris, Kara Malley, Laura Malone, Brian Moretz and Donny Prince.

Grade 10

4.0 grade-point average: Holly Greenfield, Clay Horiuchi, Aaron Nay, Kristi Wilson, Ryan Erickson, Toney Jacobson, Sarah Hirst, Andy Marcy, John Nichols, Kristen Olson, Scott Noble, Kristen Anderton and Kelsey Fowler.

3.5-3.9 gpa: Alana Foeller, Cindy Holland, Leon Josaitis, Jadd Davis, Matthew Shedenhelm, Cameron Chesnut, Summer Day, Brent Ivanovitch, Ann Marie Phillips, Lindsey Routh, Angela Stoker, Bridget Austin, Carmi Eberle, Tiffany Moat, Lindsey Young, Jon Garrett, Kevin Grover, Leah Heinz, Preston Lorenzen, Joey Hargrave, Bridgette Alderton, Jennifer Darnell, Eric Fine, Leslie Hoggatt, Jennifer Horn, Tosha Lewis, Tara Sorenson and Adam Worsfold.

3.0-3.49 gpa: Ryan Mackey, Eddie Main, Shannon McCormick, Kiel Fredekind, Veronica Gutierrez, Scott Klaudt, Carly Mollett, Arthur Ness, David Robinson, Michael Shull, Joshua Williams, Randi Wood, Samantha James, Kelli Gabourie, Erica Mauhar, Jennifer Smith, Randell Walling, Kimberly Brady, Kristi Colacurcio, Jayme Smith, Jamie Sutton, Joseph Adamchak, Breanna Adams, James Gentry, Sydne Kemp, Afton Schwartz, Zane Torrano, Casey Zeller, Casey Ziegler, Karie Lesterberg, Zach Desjarlais, Tyler Smith, Sarah Ahlers, Ben Deon, Kari Mason, Jeff Morrison, Kurt Plante, Rene Schultz, Stacy Withers and Alaina Zurfluh.

Grade 11

4.0 grade-point average: James Broncheau, Jack Caughran, Thomas Stamey, Tim Paulitz, Ashley Diteman, Kelly Greenfield, Kenneth Horton, Allison Morrison, Miranda Bates, Eli Thornley, Emily Marshall, Katie Ament, Megan Billetz, Amy Bonwell, Mandi Elmose, Shawnee Hawks, Amanda Hildebrant, Jessica Morris, Rebecca Reaves, Janelle Ruen and Anna Wilkinson.

3.5-3.9 gpa: Ryan Backman, Tara Mahaffey, Jason Whitesitt, Luke Denman, Clinton Dobson, Breanna Moody, Austen Richards, Amber Wetzel, Heather Labrum, Brandi Murphy, Roseanne Conley, Nichole Welker, Hannah Currey, Angela Symons, Annie Ulrich, Kristine Armbruster, Travis Dickinson, Ethan Gibbon, Jennika Landon, Nikki Leavitt, Kelli Moser, Jimmy Schwarz and John Stypa.

3.0-3.49 gpa: Nicole George, Dean Isenberg, Kara Mecham, Leinani Ahlo, Kristy Dowd, Melissa Johnson, Drew Schooley, Erin Bettes, Katelynn Brown, Benjamin Craig, Emily Peterson, James Peterson, Christon Smith, Josh Miller, Shannon Armstrong, Jonathan Holcomb, Danielle Bechel, Nathan Zemke, David Durbin, Katrina Hoy, Rosann Meier-Grolman, Harmony Taylor, Jason Kunz, Brandan Dunne, Meagan Fehling, Aaron Guyett, Jeffrey Hughes, Karri Ann Johnson, Jason Jones, Jessica Lytle, Brenda Mort, Kassim Saleh, April Shuck, Jill Wagner and Saundra Williams.

Grade 12

4.0 grade-point average: Rachel Edmonds, Mica Hutchison, Shandy Mills, Tyler Atkinson, Maria Chim, Misty Evey, Melisa Matye, Natalie Pritchett, and Amber Wood.

3.5-3.9 gpa: Jennifer Gullingsrud, Adam Fehling, Angie Main, Jessica Alexander, Mike Flerchinger, Joel Peterson, Brigitte Platzer, Scott Reierson, Larry Shenfield, Kellee Ballard, Laura Davisson, Chad Quesnell, Kimberly Borger, Jessica Orcutt, Jennifer Norris, Kelsey Redfield, Adam Canepa, Jamie French, Chirstina Hillstead, Susan Holland, Jennifer Swanstrom, Noelle Alegria, Sarah Anglin, Jaime Johnson, Justin Mecham, Kristin Orton, Crystal Vancho, Krista Ducommun, Cassaundra Juhlin, Vance Agte, Cari Child, Breann Engels, Chelsea Ferguson, Jared Kelsey, Andrew Wallace and Joshua Wells.

3.0-3.49 gpa: Lea Hart, Al Mack, Vicki Martin, Scott McArthur, Scott Wardian, Kylie Carlson, Karleine Cramer, Jeff Diteman, Chris Garrett, Tiffany Moore, Justin Porter, Melissa Schooley, Corey Triebwasser, Nicholas Ursillo, Jeff Fouche, Adam Solymos, Joel Williamson, Loni Clift, Angie Foster, Shaun Leary, Jeff Mason, Damon Smith, Luke Tatman, Summer Wood, Melissa Boggs, Cameron Christiansen, Brandon Creed, Alfred Jauregui, Sarah Quakkelaar, Amanda Richards, Ryan Therrian, Christie Trott, Kimberly Williams, Joe Getchius, Andrew Huska, Nicole Ahlers, Shasta Cornett, Nick McLean, Dustin Peacock, Ricky Pettit, Tiffany Sartler and Rochelle Vanslate.

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