Centennial Middle School Honor Roll

Sat., Nov. 20, 1999

These students at Centennial Middle School are on the first-quarter honor roll:

Sixth grade

4.0 students

Victoria Eickerman, Phillip Gannon, Thomas Griner, Leah Hanenberg, Michael Hauschild, Cassandra Krum, Katie McCollum, Ryan Town, Cameron Wieber and Dustin Woehrlin.

3.3 or better

Becki Abitz, Allie Allen, Amy Allen, Brooke Anderson, Neil Bachman, Suzanne Barnes, Ashley Bell, Amanda Betker, Jeremiah Birr, Gregory Bradley, Bryce Burnett, Shannon Carey, Steven Clark, Melody Dossey, Amanda Drake, Bradley Eylar, Amanda Fisher, John Foster, Kayla Fowlkes, Ashton Hall, Garrett Hanson, Megan Hanson, Alicia Hauff, Nicole Hixson, Elizabeth Holder, Lindsay Hood, Andrea Jackson, Kara Kazemba, Kayla Kazemba, Jessica Klein, Sarah Kostelecky, David Luden, Cody Lyman, Nicole Martin, Autumn Maynard, Katie McCallum, Erin McGuire, Josselyn Meagley, Megan Murphy, Chandler Olinger, Nicole Peichoto, Mitch Phillips, Ryan Rollins, Brian Sarratt, Brennan Slaughter, Alex Stanley, Ashley Thompson, James Warren, Emma Wilson and Natasha Znovets.

Seventh grade

4.0 students

Emmett Delateur, Melissa Hanson, Amanda Hohner, Christy Longhofer, Heather Schoenberger, Glen Water and Ashley Wieber.

3.3 or better

Larissa Alberti, Marissa Allen, Austin Bauman, Charley Bell, Brandy Bergan, Hannah Bergman, Janelle Britton, Nicole Daniels, Andrea Flint, Christina Flint, Brenda Foubert, Christopher Gange, Tina Gore, Jessica Gudgel, Greg Hager, Rindi Hagerman, Rachel Hamilton, Chelsea Hammerstrom, Bryce Hanson, Arielle Hawley, Robyn Hayden, Jenna Isherwood, Oleg Ivashchenko, Crystal Jeffreys, Veronica Jensen, Laurel Johnson, Amanda Lee, Katherine Lewis, Gabrielle Lobello, Chelsey Mankin, Gwendolyn Mitchell, Tyler Mooney, Stephanie Oakes, Aaron Olson, Tobva Perry-Dixon, Karen Port, Tenley Pring, Jessica Resen, Wesley Riehle, Nicolas Sevey, Chelsea Sharpe, Keely Shields, Cayla Skillman, Malia Su’a, Samuel Tames, Charlene Vanbelle, Adrienne Vercruysse, Jerrae Wacenske, Emily Ward, Stacy Wheeler, Jeffery White and Matthew Yamada.

Eighth grade

4.0 students

Savannah Bowman, Margaret Cahalan, James Edwards, Loren Foss, Tyler Hauschild, Max Hohner, Donise Hollifield, Derek Larson, Maxx Stroh, Brittnay Sweet, Justin Van Curler, Jessica Woehrlin and Casey Younger.

3.3 or better

Molly Abel, Scott Alsperger, Kyle Arnold, Sam Bachman, Stacey Barker, Sara Barnes, Marissa Bettham, Justin Bill, Kathleen Blood, Kevin Brunner, Chase Butler, Kari Clemens, Brenna Clifton, Molly Cole, Jeffrey Colistro, Ashley Counts, Brandon Deane, Adam Drake, Seth Ferguson, Nicole Ferrell, Parker Green, Amanda Griner, Brandi Hart, Julie Holbert, Stephanie Jackson, Jonathon Jeffreys, James Johnson, Gary Jones, Richard King IV, Caylan Lee, Jaimie Lents, Jason Lyman, Kayla Mainer, Scott Mathis, Savannah Meagley, Monalisa Mitchell, Clark Ormsby, Keith Oviatt, Amanda Patterson, Erin Paulson, Ryan Pemberton, Rana Penaluna, Lisa Phillips, P. Wayne Potter, Anthony Richardson, Kaile Rothstrom-Yale, Kenny Rustad, Joshua Sather, Stacey Scheid, Hilary Shields, Luke Shuman, Tracy Simon, Katherine Stephens, Kyle Strenge, Micharl Sweitzer, Joel Thomas, Morgan Thomsen, Brent Town, Jennifer Vanbelle, Bettina Watson, Jennifer Welch, Shilah White, Katharine Wilmoth, Olga Zelephukhin and Jamie Zink.

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