East Valley Middle School Honor Roll

Thu., June 10, 1999

These students at East Valley Middle School are on the school third quarter honor roll:

6th grade

4.0 students

Kayla Brown, Grant Bruscoe, Cori Christianson, Alex Davis, Ashley Hannas, Lindsey Jacobs, Samantha Lamont, Courtney Milian, Toe Ngo, Daniel Olson, Kendal Peterson, Cassie Schreiber, Erin Stanley, Katie Storey, Amanda Storjohann, Michael Tate and Matthew Wilson.

3.4 or better

Angela Arment, Lindsay Barrett, Kimberlee Bendio, Brandi Bohn, Brad Burger, Erika Cabbage, Kaitlin Clift, Lauren Conard, Alison Defenbach, Andrea Edwards, Denise Gjendem, Brittany Hale, Jenalee Hall, Jenny Hensley, Shiri Howell, Renea Krupa, Scott Lartz Jr., Rachelle Lawson, Hannah Manos, Tyler Loessin, Sarah McCorkle, Nicole McMurtrey, April Morgan, Megan Nuchols, Ryan Orwick, Brice Parker, Evelina Peganova, Fuchsia Pirello, Torrey Riley, Frank Rinard, Michelle Sablik, Kristopher Sanderson, Kyle Sanquinet, Scott Santos, Rachel Shaw, Kathryn Sieck, Angela Smith, Amanda Thompson, Tiffany Vaudrey, Keith Wold and Kelsie Williamson.

7th grade

4.0 students

Caroline Francis, Krystal Freeman, Mallory Fulton, Matthew Johnston, Richard King, Mistie MacDonald, Jennifer Mathews, Kelsey Nemri, Erick Olson, Jessica Pluid, Xylena Reed, Troy Roberg and Amber Towles.

3.4 or better

Amelia Adams, Michelle Alldritt, Tyler Alvarado, Chelsea Amas, Duska Anderson, Samantha Barrett, Tyanne Bittner, Samantha Bowman, Joshua Buckelew, David Buckholdt, Darren Butler, Clarissa Cabbage, Elaine Chu, Sean Collins, Katie Cuzzetto, Sarah Daugherty, Matthew Dollfe, Bradley Fraser, Jaime Gilson, Curtis Gross, Kellen Gumm, Nikole Hahn, Kristin Harris, Alisha Heinen, Melanie Hobart, Adrienne Howser, Abbiegale Huck, Jesse Jackman, Laurel Jackman, Ashleigh Japp, Meaghan Johnson, Jessica Keith, Amanda Kinerson, Danielle LaBelle, Jesse Lehman, Kaying Lor, Michelle McGinnis, Lisa Michalski, Kyle Oleson, Ryan Osterlund, Jesse Pattarnon, Benjamin Paukstis, Kaelyn Pavlischak, Sonya Peak, Alexandra Phillips, Danielle Quick, Emily Quintana, Adam Rife, Andrew Roof, Shannon Ryther, Brittany Sherwood, Amanda Smith, Chad Smith, Kristen Smith, Kayla Sperle, Jacqueline Storjohann, Stacia Strauser, James Stroh, Amanda Swan, Heidi Taylor and Brent Town.

8th grade

4.0 students

Anneliese Bonertz, Miranda Crossley, Rebecca Guszregan, Hanh Huynh, Phoung Huynh, Jeffrey Jenkins, Kiyosha Ratliff, Jared Sisk, Binh Tran and Luke Walker.

3.4 or better

Lindsey Arnold, Chad Austin, Kory Bartel, Michael Beck, Carter Bowles, Bryan Brennan, Annie Brereton, Jessica Buckelew, Natasha Cline, Bryan Cress, Miranda Davis, Brian Detenbach, Angela Flock, Teresa Gjendem, Ashley Glenn, Heather Gwynn, Melissa Hall, Austin Johnson, Amber Kennedy, Lauren Kessel, Amanda Lloyd, Brian Mack, Matthew Matthews, Patrick McHenry, Alisha Miller, Erin Morris, Ryan Nedrow, Sarah Neubauer, Tracee Oleson, Ryan Olk, Reginald Phipps, Zeno Reed, Sean Sanguinet, Nicole Sitton, Christopher Smith, Kayla Smith, Kelly Strawn, Tracy Trinkle, Ann Wise, David Wulf, Kia Xiong and IL Ya Zelepukhin.

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