Horizon Junior High Honor Roll

Sat., Dec. 16, 2000

These students at Horizon Junior High School were on the school’s first quarter honor roll:

7th grade

4.0 students Amy Brandle, Jenna Draggoo, Alex Hamilton, Katie Hawkins, Molly Hennessy, Allie Hubble, Julie Mccallum, Holly Myers, Michael Pierce, Tonya Schnibbe, Scott Williams and Laura Woodard.

3.2 or better

Douglas Anderson, Joey Anderson, Sarah Baxter, Patrick Belknap, Laurel Borgias, Rochelle Brodeur, Zachary Brown, Kelsey Burrell, Karleen Caples, Rebecca Clark, Kara Crisp, Forrest Duba, Katelyn Dunning, Arlina Duong, Alexander Ellig, Jessica Endicott, Jason Ewing, Shylah Faulkes, Guy Ferguson, Keith Ferguson, Timothy Gay, Andrew Hall, Kevin Hart, Katy Hawkins, Joshua Herman, Kelsey Higley, Kendel Huff, Carly Jordan, Alisha Kesler, Annie Kilgore, Gino Lampa, Ashley Larson, Rachel Leavy, Sean Lovinger, Michael Malsam, Kayla Mcadniel, Allison Meyer, Mandy Mikelson, Kayla Miller, Adam Miller, Miranda Moore, James Myers, Andrea Niccolls, Elizabeth Niggemyer, Teresa Nord, Laura Nowling, Annika Oberg, Sarah Orme, Zachary Ormsby, Jenna Osborn, Kathryn Osterback, Lance Paullin, Marshel Renz, Olivia Sanchez, Meagan Schatz, Tyson Schwartz, Kurtis Scott, Hillary Skelton, Rachel Smith, Jamie Smith, Joshua Steele, Marcus Sweetser, Nicholas Taylor, Katelyn Tebeau, Nathaniel Thompson, Jillian Wilson, Mark Woodward and Jamie Young.

8th grade

4.0 students

Miles Babb, Brandon Barnes, Jami Bjorklund, Valerie Catlett, Lisa Collison, Nathan Daines, Eileen Dempsey, Marissa Jones, Jeffrey Kempf, Kyle Kinneberg, Kendall Koehler, Lana McDowell, Rachel Newton, Justin Numata, Kelsey Severson, Hayley Slater and Callie Taylor.

3.2 or better

Amy Allen, Kristi Almeida, Jessica Armstrong, Selena Baltutat, Jessica Benton, Kyle Bickley, Kalee Bielen, Jesse Borden, Lauren Boyle, Renee Burger, Jessica Burns, Emily Corder, Amanda Daniels, Brice Davis, Matt Engle, Matthew Fuller, Nicole Gross, Raymond Gross, Danielle Guimond, Cheree Hollinberger, Katy House, Andrew Hurliman, Chinedu Irem, Cooper Jensen, Matthew Jucht, Calvin Jurich, Justin Kempf, Sukhdeep Khehra, Kristina Kielbon, Kellen Lewis, Ashley Lightfoot, Garrett Lown, Lindsey Macleod, Kenneth Mayhew, Amanda McFarland, Jennifer McMullen, Chad Minor, Alexis Mittmann, Brandon Montang, Heidi Ness, Andrea Neves, Ashley Oakley, Sondra Oyler, Haley Parsons, Amanda Parsons, Alexandr Pearman-Gillman, Erika Schlieder, Jessica Schmedding, Ashlyn Smith, Jennifer Solberg, Stacy Tompkins, Tana Tortorelli, Mary Trechter and Jamie Utesch.

9th grade

4.0 students

Aaron Bertoni, Jason Burningham, Anna Hawkins, Kailin Henry, Jessica Keeton, Nicole Lovinger, Anne Peasley, Michael Pentico, Brittany Salsbury, Benjamin Sanders, Bradley Schuldt and Amanda Sparr.

3.2 or better

Karly Armstrong, Dewann Bach, Nicolas Borden, Carlee Brooks, Bailen Brown, Nicole Burdick, Alisha Carlson, Alisha Carpenter, Lucas Chane, Kara Christen, Amanda Clanton, Erin Clarizio, R.J. Cornell, Alex Cross, Alex Davenport, Brian Davis, Janel Davisson, Danielle Dickerson, Ashley Dill, Blayre Ditto, Faleisha Dixon, Megan Dormaier, Chase Earling, Brian Eik, Samantha Ellig, Jeremy Endicott, Cole Escallier, Allen Greaves, Tyler Guilbault, Taylor Hall, Jennifer Hart, Karine Haskins, Jadon Haynes, John Hennessy, Brett Hite, Krista Holding, Gina Holub, Courtney Hughes, Jennifer Jewett, Skip Jewett, Douglas Johnson, Willie Johnson, Aleah Johnson, Jennifer Jones, Ryne Jones, Christine Keeton, Ryan Knecht, Ross Lanes, Cody Lee, Michael Livingston, Kyle Lunden, Tessa Mahoney, Rose Mattana, Ryan Mazzie, John McCallum, Ashley McDowell, Kellie McFarlane, Albert Merkel, Kristin Miller, Kelsey Munro, Lisa Munts, Katie Murray, Ariel Nay, Collin Neal, Tiffany Nichols, Sean Nowling, Lacey O’Connell, Timothy Odeen, Tyler Ormsby, Cameron Owens, Lindsey Poole, Colin Reed, Ashli Roskamp, Ashley Runcorn, Alexander Schatz, Bryne Schindler, Daniel Scott, Rebecca Siegel, Cole Skelton, Ryan Smallfoot, Alexa Smith, Erin Stearns, Shanalee Steele, Adam Taylor, Karynn Thompson, Casey Vansickle, Stephanie Vera, Brandi West and Brian Westerman.

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