Freeman

Thu., May 27, 1999

Class of 1999

Karie Amend Timothy Anglesy Lindsay Asher Nichole Bailey Nathan Barney Parker Brooks Leah Canon Chelsea Childers Tarah Coffey Amanda Collison Tiffany Comstock Joshua Cook Stacy Cramblit Scott Dahlstrom Marissa Dahmen-Allen Shawn Dashiell Kimberly Davey Nicole Devol-Frazier Tracie Duncan Ross Ennis Chriee Fairbanks Megan Gambrel Michael Garcia Kelly Garrett Tye Ham Cliff Hansen Jami Harless Jordana Harshman Sarah Hawk Alexandria Hemken Ian Higgins Christopher Hodl Daniel Irish Mark Jacot Joshua Johnson Sarah Kalstad Linda Keimig Kellie Knowles Katie Koch Deric Lamphiear Karina Lewis Ryan Love Amanda Martinelli Carisa McCathern Navea McKinney Maria Mertlich Christopher Miller William Morphy Destenee Nelson Erika Nottingham Cody Owen Jared Pope Franklyn Powell Sarah Pratt Holli Rennick Nicole Roecks John Russell Megan Schlerf Jonathan Seehorn Stanley Jordan Shkuratoff Ryan Snyder Simeon Snyder Roxanne Talbott Julie Tuttle Daniel VanVoorhis Bryan White Wade White Jeffery Wigen Heidi Zuber DETAILS Commencement Freeman High School’s 1999 commencement takes place at 5 p.m. on June 5 at the school.

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