Centennial Honor Roll

Thu., July 1, 1999

These students at Centennial Middle School are on the school’s fourth-quarter honor roll:

6TH GRADE

4.0 students

Emmett Delateur, Tina Gore, Bryce Hanson, Melissa Hanson, Arielle Hawley, Amanda Hohner, Christy Longhofer, Keely Shields and Glen Water.

3.2 or better

Larissa Alberti, Austin Bauman, Brandy Bergan, Matthew Bridges, Janelle Britton, Daniel Butler, Brenda Foubert, Jessica Gudgel, Greg Hager, Rindi Hagerman, Rachel Hamilton, Malcom Hart, Robyn Hayden, Laura Holahan, Jenna Isherwood, Kaleisha Jetton, Katherine Lewis, Chelsey Mankin, Joshua McClain, Gwendolyn Mitchell, Tyler Mooney, Aaron Olson, Courtney Parrish, Tobva Perry-Dixon, Tenley Pring, Wesley Riehle, Tayshia Salee, Heather Schoenberger, Chelsea Sharpe, Danielle Siewart, Malia Sua, Adrienne Vercruysse, Emily Ward, Ashley Wieber and Logan Winborn.

7TH GRADE

4.0 students

Chase Butler, Margaret Cahalan, Molly Cole, Tyler Hauschild, Donise Hollifield, Gary Jones, Kayla Mainer, Lisa Phillips, Katherine Stephens, Jessica Woehrlin and Jamie Zink.

3.2 or better

Molly Abel, Laura Anderson, Kyle Arnold, Sam Bachman, Stacey Barker, Jessica Bartro, Noel Bledsaw, Kathleen Blood, Savannah Bowman, Kari Clemens, Jeffrey Colistro, Ashley Counts, Jennifer Dexter, Adam Drake, James Edwards, Nicole Ferrell, Stacy Fiedler, Loren Foss, Shane Gregory, Amanda Griner, Brian Hall, Brandi Hart, Megan Highwood, Max Hohner, Julie Holbert, Stephanie Jackson, Jonathon Jeffreys, James Johnson, Adam Larson, Derek Larson, Diane Luden, Jason Lyman, Scott Mathis, Savannah Meagley, Monalisa Mitchell, Keith Oviatt, Amanda Patterson, Erin Paulson, Ryan Pemberton, Rana Penaluna, Kaile RothstromYale, Hilary Shields, Luke Shuman, Tracy Simon, Matthew Stachofsky, Kyle Strenge, Maxx Stroh, Brittany Sweet, Michael Sweitzer, Joel Thomas, Morgan Thomsen, Shawn Tylock, Justin Van Curler, Jennifer Vanbelle, Jennifer Welch, Shilah White, Katharine Wilmoth, Casey Younger and Olga Zelepukhin.

8TH GRADE

4.0 students

Rachelle Backlund, Kristen Bates, Blane Bremer, David Chang, Alison Clark, Rikki Covey, Nathanial Coyle, Sean Gorton, Arthur Hanenburg, Molly Matthews, Marc Morris, Kristie Pritchard, Amanda Samuels, Breann Sundquist, Chelsea Waldron, Amanda Winsper and Zachary Zeis.

3.2 or better

Brooks Allen, John Anderson, Rebecka Anderson, Melissa Applington, Richard Balmes, Roger Bieber, Lisa Birnel, Nichole Boudreaux, Christopher Bradley, Andrew Burnett, Alisha Busby, Kristine Cleveland, Troy Conte, Caitie Couper, Amanda Craig, Tasha Crow, Christa Davaz, John Deitz, Donald Deshazer, Elizabeth Dixon, Skyler Dompier, Duane Eastwood, Justin Eaton, Jacob Epler, Shawn Estell, Sarah Ficalora, Breeanna Fletcher, Anthony Garcia, Matthew Hanson, Ashley Hogue, Patrick Holahan, Ross Hood, Julian Hunt, Lusia Hurtado, Jada Isherwood, Craig Kent, Nicole Kersey, Elizabeth Knudson, Alicia Koch, Joshua Larson, Amber Lenhart, Lindsay Lewis, Jerry Loberg, Kevin Lonam, Janessa Maertens, Conrad Manfred, Richard McCray, Colt McIntyre, Jordan Medley, Eric Meland, Lindsay Mershon, Kelly Moore, Justin Nagel, Lindsay Nordby, Torii O’Neal, Shane Olson, Julian Peterson, Amber Rhodes, Alexis Richardson, Jennifer Richardson, Holly Rickards, Daniel Robinson, Sarah Robinson, Rashad Salah, Kent Schmitz, Travis Seibel, Amanda Seymour, Melissa Shields, Tara Sligar, Derek Smith, Eric Sorensen, Adrienne Vogel, Ryan Walley, Bryan West, Alison Wheeler, Brandi Williams, Ky Winborn and Dimitry Zelepukhin.

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