West Valley High School Honor Roll

Sat., Feb. 6, 1999

GRADE 12

4.0 gps

Jason Drake; Alicia Johnson; Jenelle Riehle; Christopher Yergen.

3.4 or better

Sonya Assing; Amanda Beck; Michelle Bellino; Eric Biesen; Tonya Boyd; Ryan Browning; Kristin Brunner; Angela Burtzoff; Felice Butler; Chabree Cassano; Jennifer Castor; Sarah Caudell; Erica Chasse; Theresa Cheney; Ray Collins; Melissa Dahlquist; Claude Depluvrez; Nellie Dolven; Phillip Dompier; Jess Donnelly (Fergus); Matt Everett; Tjay Frampton; Courtney Hayden; Sandra Henderson; Matt Hietala; Brandon Honcoop; Jennifer Hopson; Julie Jones; Kevin Lybarger; Tammy Marshall; David McNeill; Brad Mertens; Rose Morris; Johni Nicholson; Libby Oswald; Aron Otremba; Adam Roberts; Sherise Roderick; Lee Rottweiler; Eric Salle; Melissa Scherr; Heidi Schmitz; Christopher Sorensen; Crystal Stern; Rikki Sullivan; Emily Williams; Hollen Young.

GRADE 11

4.0

Shannon Bemis; Danny Ferguson; Marc Larson; Patricia Reed.

3.4 or better

Carmen Agarenzo; Kristy Alberts; Jandi Bawden; Sarah Brustkern; Chad Cleveland; Jason Cooley; Rebecca Cortez; Alysia Cross; Elizabet Delderfield; Jennifer Eubanks; John Frostad; Tessa Gregory; Nicholas Hagarty; Stephanie Hall; Jason Hollifield; Joshua Kane; Stephanie Lawler; Joseph Marshall; Tiffany McFrederick; Chris Moan; Claire Naccarato; Audra Nicholson; Daniel O’Brien; Jay Pemberton; Janiece Pilik; Anna Reetz; Michael Saba; Misty Scarpelli; Leah Schlein; Crystal Shane; Kevin Thorgerson; Hau Truong; Trisha Wieber; John Wilkinson; Salena Wold; Breanna Zeis.

GRADE 10

4.0

Dane Barney; Kelli Gilden; Thomas Green.

3.4 or better

Kayla Anderson; Sara Biesen; Misty Bledsaw; Brett Borden; Laura Campbell; Joseph Covey; Maria Crossman; Lucas Cushman; Jaime Doran; Kristina Ferguson; Yelena Florianovich; Joshua Fort; Michelle Fry; Carol Gibson; Luke Gordon; Adrienne Gore; Shannon Groh; Jillian Henry; Shauna Honcoop; Maria Islas; Becky Kingsley; Charlene Krum; Kelsie Lounder; Melissa Mathis; Tina Meland; Jennifer Miner; Greg Mizell; Melissa Morasch; Ashley Ness; Bran Newbill (Fuchs); Dana Nicholson; Janae North; Erik Olson; Tyler Olson; Paul Otremba; Laura Pritchard; Bradley Rice; Summer Rieger; Cole Rottweiler; Seth Sather; Ryan Scoggin; Jessica Smith; Michelle Thielemann; Kimberly Trower; Laurel Water.

GRADE 9

4.0

Christopher Bemis; Chris Ingram; Matthew Sather.

3.4 or better

Evan Abel; Lindsay Allen; Andrew Aslin; Kassandr Bettencourt; Michelle Bingle; Ryan Britton; Elizabeth Brosvik; Phillip Butler; Christine Carey; Ian Carter; Adam Cleveland; Heidi Decker; Luke Gerrells; April Goodman; Scott Hager; Janette Holbert; Shaun Holcomb; Larisa Ivashchenko; Rachael Lambert; Arin Martinez; Mary Mclachlan; Annie McManus; Brent Mertens; Marc Morse; Avie Noll; Keri Powell; Paul Riehle; Eric Roethle; Steven Rouleau; Russell Scharberg; Stephanie Scherr; Lori Swannack; Nicole Sweet; Hoan Truong; Shanna Tylock; Michelle Van Belle; Jillian Vermeers; Amanda Vernon; Maya Williams; Erin Winsper.

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