East Valley Middle School Honor Roll

Thu., April 20, 2000

These students at East Valley Middle School are on the school’s first-trimester honor roll:

8th grade

4.0 students

Amelia Adams, Elaine Chu, Jessica Keith, Kristen Smith and Nou Xiong.

3.4 or better

Tyler Alvarado, Chelsea Amas, Tyanne Bittner, Sami Bowman, Clarissa Cabbage, Sean Collins, Tim Cook, Katie Cuzzetto, Sarah Daugherty, Tori Dennis, Caroline Francis, Krystal Freeman, Mallory Fulton, Niki Graff, Christopher Green, Curtis Gross, Kellen Gumm, Nikole Hahn, Keshia Hahn, Anna Hanson, Kristin Harris, Alisha Heinen, Melanie Hobart, Adrienne Howser, Laurel Jackman, Matt Johnston, Danielle Labelle, Jennifer Mathews, Jessica McDowell, Sue Melton, Sara Morris, Aliona Napelenok, Kelsey Nemri, Chris Neubauer, Kyle Oleson, Erick Olson, Jesse Pattarnon, Alex Phillips, Jessica Pluid, Emily Quintana, Xylena Reed, Adam Rife, Troy Roberg, Shannon Ryther, Robert Shea, Brittany Sherwood, Amanda Smith, Chad Smith, Katie Sonsalla, Kayla Sperle, Stacia Strauser, Heidi Taylor, Amber Towles and James Tran.

7th grade

4.0 students

Kayla Brown, Cori Christianson, Alex Davis, Andrea Edwards, Denise Gjendem, Ashley Hannas, Samantha Lamont, Rachelle Lawson, Alla Litoshyk, Hannah Manos, Courtney Millan, April Morgan, Richard Olson, Ryan Orwick, Kerstin Powers, Michelle Sablik, Cassie Schreiber, Kathryn Sieck and Kelsie Williamson.

3.4 or better

Brandon Anderson, Angela Arment, Lindsay Barrett, Kimberlee Bendio, Brandi Bohn, Grant Bruscoe, Brad Burger, Erika Cabbage, Kaitlin Clift, Lauren Conard, Alison Defenbach, Michael Elliott, Mike Fitzgerald, Damon Frostad, Jenny Hensley, David Howard, Brian Howard, Shiri Howell, Chris Hulme, Cody Irby, Lindsey Jacobs, Daniel Jeffers, Renae Krupa, Sarah McCorkle, Nicole McMurtrey, Toc Ngo, Meagan Nuchols, Daniel Olson, Kendal Peterson, Torrey Riley, Scott Santos, Rachel Shaw, Erin Stanley, Rachel Stewart, Katie Storey, Amanda Storjohann, Michael Tate, Ashley Thompson, Amanda Thompson, Tiffany Vaudrey, Matthew Wilson and Hue Xiong.

6th grade

4.0 students

Brittany Bergam, Rachel Bonertz, Megan Como, Benjamin Funkhouser, Melissa Groth, Kelsey Hansen, Lindsey Harder, Kimberly Harms, Kelsey Hentges, Amanda Miller, Desiree Montgomery, Elise Olk, Amanda Owen, Kayla Perno, Jina Phan, Brenda Rumiser, Jean Sanguinet and Cody Strawn.

3.4 or better

Karisia Allman, Brandon Anderson, Katie Antich, Ali Beckley, Aaryn Bergum, Cherenique Borup, Kellie Brennan, Alexia Brown, Brady Brunelle, Nikki Burtenshaw, Ashley Conard, Matthew Conoly, Kelly Elmgren, Courtnie Fowler, Hope Francis, Carrie Fraser, Sonni Gardner, Michael Girven, Nichole Greiner, Collin Gross, Melanie Hall, Michele Hall, Brittany Hammer, Johnrey Hapa, Jamie Henry, Summer Hinckley, Trevin Irby, Korina Kerbs, Haley Kessel, Jamie Koontz, Jacob Labelle, Tongkou Lor, Shawna MacDonald, Zoee Manos, Annalee Matthews, Sarah Murphy, Rj Nevers, Coryn Paris, Amanda Pattarnon, Brianne Petrie, Ashley Potter, Lindsey Quick, Stefanie Roland, Reggie Ruiz, Dylan Sattin, Gerry Schumacher, Tammy Soom, Katrina Svoboda, Justin Tognocchi, Son Tran, Sandra Turnbull, Malcolm Turner, Courtney Van Winkle, Melanie Vera, Marie Windham, Rachael Yetter and Vitaliy Zubkov.

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