West Valley High School Honor Roll

Sat., May 15, 1999

These students at West Valley High School are on the schools third-quarter honor roll:

9th grade

4.0 students

Christopher Bemis, Christine Carey, Paul Riehle, Matthew Sather, Stephanie Scherr, Amanda Vernon, Maya Williams and Erin Winsper.

3.4 or better

Trevor Allen, Kassandra Bettencourt, Michelle Bingle, Ryan Britton, Elizabeth Brosvik, Phillip Butler, Ian Carter, Adam Cleveland, Heidi Decker, Andrew Delateur, Luke Gerrells, Scot Hager, Janette Holbert, Shaun Holcomb, Chris Ingram, Larisa Ivashchenko, David Kettleson, Rachael Lambert, Brent Mertens, Marc Morse, Avie Holl, Patrick Perkins Jr., Keri Powell, Steven Rouleau, Lori Swannack, Hoan Truong, Shanna Tylock, Michelle Van Belle, Jillian Vermeers, Cassandra Warren, Gerald Wigen and Ben Wold.

10th grade

4.0 students

Dane Barney, Sara Biesen, Kelli Gilden, Thomas Green, Melissa Mathis, Cole Rottweiler and Kimberly Trower.

3.4 or better

Kayla Anderson, Brett Borden, Matt Brosvik, Joseph Covey, Kristy Crabtree, Maria Crossman, Jaime Doran, Kristina Ferguson, Jessica Flexer, Joshua Fort, Michelle Fry, Elizabeth Gallivan, Luke Gordon, Shannon Groh, Renee Hartmeier, Staci Heidenson, Jillian Henry, Shauna Honcoop, Maria Islas, Becky Kingsley, Charlene Krum, Kelsie Lounder, Kyla Miller, Jennifer Miner, Greg Mizell, Melissa Morasch, Ashley Ness, Brandon Newbill, Dana Nicholson, Erik Olson, Tyler Olson, Paul Otremba, Laura Pritchard, Seth Sather, Ryan Scoggin, Darryl Severson, Jessica Smith, Michelle Thielemann, Chelsey Thomas, Adrienne Tucker and Laurel Water.

11th grade

4.0 students

Shannon Bemis and Claire Naccarato.

3.4 or better

Jandi Bawden, Sarah Brustkern, Jason Cooley, Alysia Cross, Elizabeth Delderfield, Danny Ferguson, Stephanie Hall, Joshua Kane, Marc Larson, Stephanie Lawler, Heidi Lymna, Tiffany McFrederick Audra Nicholson, Daniel O’Brien, Jay Pemberton, Kara Pointer, Patricia Reed, Cristen Royce, Leah Schlein, Crystal Shane, Kevin Thorgerson, Thai Truong, Amy Wieber, Trisha Wieber, John Wilkinson and Salena Wold.

12th grade

4.0 students

Angela Basinger, Sara Crockett, Angey Donovan, Marilee Fields, Alicia Johnson, Rhett Lashbrook and Emily Williams.

3.4 or better

Sonya Assing, Michelle Bellino, Eric Biesen, Angela Burtzoff, Felice Butler, Chabree, Cassano, Sarah Caudell, Erica Chasse, Theresa Cheney, Lindsay Closs, Melissa Dahlquist, Claude Depluvrez, Nellie Dolven, Phillip Dompier, Jessica Donnelly, Jason Drake, Matthew Erdahl, Tjay Frampton, Courtney Hayden, Sandra Henderson, Matt Hietala, Jennifer Hopson, Travis Hull, Svetlana Irmanova, Julie Jones, Ami Kasada, Kevin Lybarger, Brad Bertens, Mica Munson, Johni Nicholson, Jenelle Riehle, Lee Rottweiler, Christopher Sorensen, Kathy Walsh and Christopher Yergen.

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