Lakeland High’S Spring Honor Roll Announced

Tue., June 30, 1998

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

GRADE 12

4.0 grade-point average: Richard Gulman, Robert Logan, Julio Martin-Matos, Tracey Everts and Allison Bendig.

3.5-3.9 gpa: Kelsi Kepler, Meagan Brundige, Ryan McNamara, Tiffany Palmer, Melanie Reed, Monica Burstein, Alyssa Douglass, Peter Feld, Tiffany Luttrell, Roxanne Murray, Michelle Bell, Brook Fox, Rachel Cazier, Alison Carder, Beth Ferriola, Elizabeth Hansen, Amanda Monigold, Luci-Anne Myers, Bradley Rasor, Sean Perry, Cindy Russell, Tina Foldvik, Charlie Burleson, Nicole Dole, Stacie Kowalczyk, Lori Martin, Crystal Peak, Tara Tschauder, Lucca Zuechner, David Warner and Taryn Winegardner.

3.0-3.49 gpa: Ryan Butherus, Sarah DeBoer, Jacqueline Foster, Jonathan Freed, Cyndi Hammond, Charise May, Natalie Meyer, Shawny Nicklas, Katie Warren, Katrina Wild, Loni Reed, Ben Baron, Nathan Brown, Kyle Gorham, Jacob Herbst, Jennifer Kalberg, Adam Minatre, Christopher Rouse, Rebecca Rowe, Nate Van Valin, Jennifer Brinkmann, Brian Carhart, Anna Houchin, Brook Lesterberg, Deena Lunsford, Cara Witherwax, Randy Robinson, Jacklyn Agate, Teresa Bell, Christine Daly, Sheila Hoepfer, Juliane Kassebrock, Deanna Merritt, Travis Ruen, Wendee Selby, Rebecca Case, Alfred Clapper, Josef Ploetzner, Nicole Darnell, Jeannette Johnsen, Kristine Maines, Adam Moore, Brian Needham, Kurt Reese, Jeffrey Hanson, Charles Hill and Jessica Montoya.

GRADE 11

4.0 grade-point average: Melissa Adams, Tara Ogle, Bryan Phelps, Christopher Clark, Matthew Corsi, Scott Lake, Amanda Rasmussen, Paige Smith, Caleb Weller and Kirstin Yung.

3.5-3.9 gpa: Katherine Briscoe, Anthony Grant, Jennifer Davis, Becky Knutson, Amy McCaslin, Trayce Rauscher, Lisa Thompson, Sarah Waller, Paula Kienbaum, Robert Ramirez, Shawn Stanford, Joshua Walton, Misty Adair, Tema Bassett, Dustin Bergerson, Josh Burns, Danielle Crocker, Bryce Inman, Tara Peters, Jonathan Richards, April Tatham, Tracy Evans, Stacy MacDonald, Christie Boss, Bryne Wheeler, Shannon Booth, Bryon Bridges, Levi Cushman, Rebekah Hardy, Tiffany Jones, Jason Papetti, Andrea Wachter and Christine Wirth.

3.0-3.49 gpa: William Solum, Elizabeth Dallenbach, Joelene Zimmerman, Cassie Beyer, Michael Daly, Jennifer Ellis, Justin Felts, Alice Linsenmann, Greg Middleton, Erin Sackmann, Timothy Van Valin, Pedro Veloso, Nicolas Krause, David Park, Russell Winn, John Erdahl, Rusty Banbury, Erik Campbell, Kristen Dengel, Jessica Haller, Emily Hansen, Stephanie Hassler, Sarah Hooker, Matthew Jacobs, Jezi Jordan, Danielle Moe, Eileen O’Bleness, Travis Puckett, Joshua Puyleart, Nathan Ragan, Trevin Ross, Leah Street, Joshua Vishnesky, David Boissoneau, Dayna Temple, Jenny Boone, Craig Craviotto, Daniel Dockter, Brandi Frank, Robin Johnston, Briita Kallunki, William Kinzel, Brianne Lamon, Andrea Lickfold, Courtney Peterson, Kaleb Phillips, Adam Rouse, Cassey Sandlin, Lea Schneider, Bryan Selby, Taylor Skidmore, Afton Vogel, Lorinda Walz, Paula Williams, Terra Zuchowski and Jesse Nowacki.

GRADE 10

4.0 grade-point average: Brian Auer, Jennifer Beck, Megan Cathey, Valarie Daly, Brandon Elliott, Anna Lacy, Jessica McDowell, Melissa Montague, David Nadler, Nichola Vyleta, Kristin Wikum, Robert Williams and Lesley Carrico (Holecek).

3.5-3.9 gpa: Rachel Alverson, Megan Egbert, Kara Worthen, Anika Duvall, Joseph Finley, Cameron Hendewerk, Matthew Inman, Brandon Junso, Shannon Kirkpatrick, Nichole Leonard, Sara McFarland, Casi Reisenauer, Kristina Sedlacek, Dylan Stiegemeier, Jessica Sullivan, Bobbi Jo Tweedy, Jeffrey Bonthius, Chad Douglas, Meghan Maloney, Rory Olson, Beth Perkins, Travis Van Caster, Samuel Banks, Don Cypher, Andrew Eachon, Michael Gillins, Lindy Green, Kurt Larson, Hatti Ponti, Amber Russell, Paul Slaney, Chistiana Smith, Christy Anderson (Gray), John Baker, Michael Banks, Derek Blankenship, Seth Brundige, Joseph Cooper, Jacques Desmarais, James Felts, Irlene Hanson, Heather Klikna, Heather Kreider, Jeremy McMillen, Alexis Minter, Jessica Mosqueda, Scott Peck, Serena Primmer, Elizabeth Shour, Kari-Ilise Uptagrafft, Melvin Stewart, Kerry Barnia, Loni Baumann, Brook Borba, Kelsey Brown, Angie Campbell, Angela Carhart, RubyAnne Clapper, Tabitha Evans, Jessica Forsberg, Sarah Fox, Sherri Harner (Traxtle), Amelia Johnson, Shannon Kline, Amy Logan, Amanda Miller, Joe Pagel, Chris Patterson, Joshua Spurgeon, Emily Baron, Jennifer Bisher, Cierra Christian, Brian Clauson, Theresa Conroy, Rachel Fletcher, Robert Gregoire, Hillary Griffiths, Jennifer Hite, Christina Hockett, Holly Iverson, Kerinsa Jennings, Kristy Johnson, Adam Knight, Rayne Miller, Lance Sohrweide, Chad Warren, Jenny Baker, Ottis Conley, Charles Simpson, Kara Yung and Jody Saputski.

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