Honor Roll

Sat., June 27, 1998

BOWDISH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

7TH GRADE

4.0

Jessica Gordon; Meghan Hardie; Ashley Maier; Adam Miles; Adam Ramers; Christina Winkler.

3.2 or better

Shannon Anderson; Julie Berghammer; James P.E. Bettis; Heidi Bunkowske; Stacey Dacar; Martin Damron; Ben Justin Duesterhoeft; Philip Durgin; Christophe Fuher; Nathan Gay; Dani Goetz; Kolby Harvey; Tricia Hill; Jordan Krebs; Karly Martin; Matthew Maxwell; Stephanie Mikelson; Mark Minarik; Alice Mitch; Steven Monson; Jodi Morton; Heather Rainwater; John Raschko; Amber Reeder; Luke Sahlberg; Seth Walton; Katie Wesselman.

8TH GRADE

4.0

Sarah Ferris; Jennifer Gongyin; Jessica Noe.

3.2 or better

Linnea Anderson; Ross Brower; Brittney Cole; Stephanie Conn; Rocky Delaurentis; Lydia Eberly; Tyson Faulkner; Holly Fitzgerald; Michelle Fleming; Marc Herring; Christopher Holmes; Stefanie Horlen; Zoee Johnson; Kirk Jones; Heidi Kidd; Serena Kuhlmann; Adam Lincoln; Jenna Mc Farlen; Nadia Merkulov; Kati Morton; Jessey Nagra; Brett Neste; Nancy Nguyen; Kelsie Olson; Magaly Pelayo; Kelsey Peters; Ashley Roller; Adam Sahlberg; April Sauve; Eric Schnibbe; Jana Steck; Jordan Whitney.

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