Centennial Middle School Honor Roll

Thu., Dec. 14, 2000

The following students at Centennial Middle School were on the school’s first-quarter honor roll: 6th grade

4.0 students

Haley Bauman, Catharine Baxter, Kimberly Diependael, Amanda Edens, Katherine Eickerman, Jennifer Gudgel, Latasha Hess, Tiffany Hunt, Melissa Johns, DJ Mackie, Katie Matthews, Holly Meagley, Alexander Peterson, Bradley Roth and Tina Vaughn.

3.2 or better

Casidhe Agrella, Brittany Anderson, Christina Barker, Jamie Bilderback, Camron Bowman, Aaron Boyd, Elijah Brown, Scott Bunkelman, Jocelyn Burgess, Kathryne Carter, Roman Chetverikov, Christopher Doney, Joshua Erickson, Lauren Fiedler, Ryan Hamersky, Vanessa Hawley, Michael Hedt, Taylor Hughes, Katelyn Junkins, Aurial Kinyon, Tahnee Kruger, Corey Lewis, Zachary Loveall, Anita McMahon, Cortnie Mogan, Brittany Morris, Marla Paulson, Michael Roberts, Barocka Rubenthaler, Jennifer Seymour, Igor Sivov, Tyler Steane, Sarah Stetter, Kaitlin Sullivan, Ivan Vasyukhnevich, Jessica Verstelle and Katelyn White.

7th grade

4.0 students

Victoria Eickerman, Thomas Griner, Leah Hanenburg, Michael Hauschild, Josselyn Meagley, Chandler Olinger, Alex Stanley, Janessa Todd, Ryan Town and Dustin Woehrlin.

3.2 or better

Allie Allen, Amy Allen, Christopher Anderson, Brooke Anderson, Erik Anderson, Neil Bachman, Ashley Bell, Amanda Betker, Courtney Birnel, Angela Bowerson, Gregory Bradley, Alexandra Brown, Bryce Burnett, Emily Butler, Steven Clark, Melody Dossey, Carolynn Edwards, Bradley Eylar, John Foster, Heather Foust, Kayla Fowlkes, Phillip Gannon, Ashton Hall, Garrett Hanson, Megan Hanson, Elizabeth Holder, Lindsay Hood, Eugene Ivashchenko, Kara Kazemba, Kayla Kazemba, Sarah Kostelecky, Cassandra Krum, David Luden, Cody Lyman, Katie McCallum, Katie McCollum, Megan Murphy, Mattilynn Naccarato, Ian Naccarato, Alyssa Peterson, An Phan, Mitch Phillips, Ryan Rollins, Oleg Sivov, Jazmine Watson, Cameron Wieber, Emma Wilson and Natasha Znovets.

8th grade

4.0 students

Emmett Delateur, Andrea Flint, Melissa Hanson, Amanda Hohner, Jenna Isherwood, Jaclyn Rouse and Chelsea Sharpe.

3.2 or better

Larissa Alberti, Marissa Allen, Eric Arbanasin, Austin Bauman, Brandy Bergan, Janelle Britton, Melinda Bunkelman, Nicole Daniels, Tansy Dougherty, Sara Dunbar, Christina Flint, Brenda Foubert, Tina Gore, Alexander Gosline, Jessica Gudgel, Greg Hager, Rachel Hamilton, Bryce Hanson, Erin Harvey, Arielle Hawley, Robyn Hayden, Ashleigh Hughes, Oleg Ivashchenko, Crystal Jeffreys, Kaleisha Jetton, Laurel Johnson, Lauren Lang, Amanda Lee, Katherine Lewis, Sydney Lindgren, Gabrielle Lobello, Christy Longhofer, Chelsey Mankin, Gwendolyn Mitchell, Tyler Mooney, Stephanie Oakes, Courtney Parrish, Marisol Perez, Tobva PerryDixon, Rebecca Prevatte, Tenley Pring, Jessica Resen, Heather Schoenberger, Nicholas Sevey, Keely Shields, Amanda Shuman, Cayla Skillman, Felicia Smith, Malia Su’a, Samuel Tames, Charlene VanBelle, Adrienne Vercruysse, Jerrae Wacenske, Emily Ward, Glen Water, Jeffrey White, Ashley Wieber, Matthew Yamada and Brittany Yeager.

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