Greenacres Junior High Honor Roll

Thu., July 15, 1999

These students at Greenacres Junior High are on the school fourth quarter honor roll:

9th grade 4.0 students

Derek Austin, Jason Barnard, Jessica Brown, Joshua Cline, Michael Gilmore, Angela Lyons, Heidi Miner, Megan Montour, Brandi Nunnally and Amy Snyder.

3.2 or better

Alina Ackerman, Lacey Amini, Devin Bitz, Mary Clark, Heather Comer, Jeremy Cress, Daniel Crossen, Joshua Dahmen, Alan Farwell, Melissa Fitterer, Matthew Funk, Charissa Gage, Chris Gregory, Kimberley Harkins, Richard Haugen, Jayme Heinen, Bree Anna Hudson, Andrea Hunton, Alexis Kirk, Kaleigh Knuth, Miranda Kurtz, Adam Lassiter, Emily-Joy Laut, Chris Loux, Dustan Lowe, Malinda Macklin, Clark Masterson, Ryan Masterson, Rebekkah McCoy, Christopher McNelly, Matthew Myers, Caryn Pardun, Sarah Petr, Rindy Phillips, Vanessa Phillips, Konrad Rehn, Jennifer Reynolds, Katie Rodgers, Benjamin Scandalis, Dustin Smith, Heather Stafford, Jennifer Tolbert, Shaina White, Lara Whitley and Justin Wright.

8th grade 4.0 students

Daniel Blizzard, Monica Defelice, Damon Demars, David Eschilman, Lindsie Froehlich, Janel Grimmett, Allison Kogler, Julia Nickerson, Katie Nutsch, Marcus Potts, Kimberly Rasmussen, Derek Taylor, Cameron Thompson, Jordan Trader, Melissa Tran, Emily Trantow and Dan Yeager.

3.2 or better

Joseph Abrams, Mitchell Barham, Corey Barrett, Brittany Baynes, Sara Beck, Darrelle Beeler, Kate Bitz, Jeffrey Braun, Anthony Burgess, Sara Carey, Colton Carothers, Krasindda Christianson, Summer Churchill, Danae Davenport, Mandi Davis, Carly Ericksen, Christina Erwin, Kaitlin Gemar, Loren Harris, Chad Johns, Jay Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Zak Johnson, Dayne Kuhlmann, Nikki Larson, James Layman, Megan Liepman, Missy Mai, Sara Mason, Nicholas Matthews, Ryan McKinsey, C.J. Nagel, Tori Nutsch, Ryan Paul, Carly Pearson, Tiffany Powers, Patrick Rice, Nathaniel Rooney, James Sandberg, Michelle Scandalis, Alisha Schelley, Chase Setzer, Andrea Sherrodd, Kevin Skinfill, Trevor Smith, Jessica Specht, Natasha Spoelstra, Katie Summers, Ming-Ni Sun, Sara Taylor, Jason Trosen, Celeste Wagner, Kristina Wallingford, Jonathan Wilson, Jonathon Wuthrich and Margaux Zanelli.

7th grade 4.0 students

Josie Close, Sarah Crilly, Meghan Ferry, Jeremy Gering, Rhonda Kelley, Jenny Loutzenhiser, Lori Miller, Tony Miller, Elyse Moran, Julie Nania, Michael Person, Ryan Sather, Stephanie Tintinger, Justin Wagner, Nikki Wendt and Andrea Williams.

3.2 or better

Robyn Allen, Ryan Anderson, Nicole Biggs, Kami Burse, Andria Clarillos, Danielle Comstock, Joshua Cress, Rikki Crossman, Nicole Dahmen, Lauren Delgadillo, Elizabeth Dire, Nicki Evans, Amanda Ferry, Angelina Gibson, Kera Giese, Robbie Hall, Tania Hamed, Rochelle Haugen, Katelyn Johnson, Marie Johnson, Jillian Kenyon, Christopher Larsen, Sarah Leestma, Natalie Luth, Jordan McCoy, Brent McDaniel, Justin Merrill, Barbara Miller, Nicholas Moholt, Karmen Morlock, Ryan Mourning, Maria Mustered, Katie Meis, Maddie Nelson, Cody Nutsch, Katie Ostrom, Whitney Patrick, Ronald Scheck, Jaclyn Smith, Ryan Smith, Kari Snyder, Alex Thompson, Monica Trantow, Christa Westerhoff, Lindsay Whitley, Derrick Wilson, Tyler Wolf and Katie Zimmerman.

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