Greenacres Junior High Honor Roll

Thu., March 11, 1999

These students at Greenacres Junior High are on the school’s second-quarter honor roll:

Seventh grade

4.0 grade-point average

Andria Clarillos, Sarah Crilly, Jeremy Gering, Marie Johnson, Rhonda Kelley, Lori Miller, Elyse Moran, Julie Nania, Michael Person, Stephanie Tintinger, Andrea Williams and Katie Zimmerman.

3.2 or better

Robyn Allen, Levi Andersen, Ryan Anderson, Roxi Beldin, Kami Burse, Josie Close, Danielle Comstock, Rikki Crossman, Nicole Dahmen, Lauren Delgadillo, Elizabeth Dire, Amanda Dressel, Nicki Evans, Amanda Ferry, Meghan Ferry, Russel Fisher, Angelina Gibson, Kera Giese, Kelly Grothe, Tania Hamed, Rochelle Haugen, Katelyn Johnson, Jillian Kenyon, Krystle Kunschner, Sarah Leestma, Jenny Loutzenhiser.

Natalie Luth, Amanda Mccoy, Jordan Mccoy, Brent Mcdaniel, Barbara Miller, Tony Miller, Nicholas Moholt, Karmen Morlock, Ryan Mourning, Maria Mustered, Katie Neis, Maddie Nelson, Cody Nutsch, Katie Ostrom, Whitney Patrick, Jeff Reese, Callie Rozett, Ryan kim Sather, Ronald Scheck, Jaclyn Smith, Ryan Smith, Kari Snyder, Laci Sweetland, Alex Thompson, Monica Trantow, Justin Wagner, Allison Weathers, Nikki Wendt, Christa Westerhoff, Derrick Wilson, and Tyler Wolf.

Eighth grade

4.0 grade-point average

Daniel Blizzard, Monica Defelice, David Eschilman, Allison Kogler, Katie Nutsch, Tori Nutsch, Jordan Trader and Dan Yeager.

3.2 or better

Joseph Abrams, Corey Barrett, Sara Beck, Darrelle Beeler, Lindsey Bingham, Kate Bitz, Tiana Blash, Jeffrey Braun, Colton Carothers, Krasindda Christianson, Summer Churchill, Danae Davenport, Damon Demars, Carly Ericksen, Christina Erwin, Lindsie Froehlich, Charlene Gannon, Kaitlin Gemar, Janel Grimmett, Loren Harris, Jay Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Zak Johnson and Dayne Kuhlmann.

Nikki Larson, Megan Liepman, Ryan McKinsey, C.J. Nagel, Julia Nickerson, Eric Nord, Ryan Paul, Marcus Potts, Tiffany Powers, Kimberly Rasmussen, Patrick Rice, Nathaniel Rooney, James Sandberg, Alisha Schelley, Chase Setzer, Andrea Sherrodd, Trevor Smith, Jessica Specht, Natasha Spoelstra, Ming-Ni Sun, Derek Taylor, Cameron Thompson, Emily Trantow, Celeste Wagner, Kristina Wallingford, Jonathon Wuthrich and Margaux Zanelli.

Ninth grade

4.0 grade-point average

Derek Austin, Jessica Brown, Joshua Cline, Joshua Dahmen, Michael Gilmore, Angela Lyons, Brandi Nunnally and Jennifer Tolbert.

3.2 or better

Zachary Allred, Lacey Amini, Jason Barnard, Lisa Carpenter, Heather Comer, Jeremy Cress, Daniel Crossen, Alan Farwell, Melissa Fitterer, Matthew Funk, Chris Gregory, Kimberley Harkins, Sarah Haskins, Richard Haugen, Bree Anna Hudson, Andrea Hunton, Alexis Kirk, Adam Lassiter, Emily-Joy Laut.

Malinda Macklin, Clark Masterson, Ryan Masterson, Rebekkah McCoy, Heidi Miner, Sara Mower, Caryn Pardun, Sarah Petr, Vanessa Phillips, Stephanie Powers, Jessica Price, Benjamin Scandalis, Shenae Sherrodd, Sara Smith, Amy Snyder, Heather Stafford, Mark Steen, Shawn Thornburg, Shaina White and Lara Whitley.

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