West Valley High Honor Roll

Thu., June 22, 2000

These students at West Valley High School are on the school’s second-semester honor roll:

Seniors

4.0 grade-point average

Shannon Bemis, Crystal Betker, Donnell Doran, Leah Hamilton, Glen Kingsley, Tony Kopp, Marc Larson, Claire Naccarato, Patricia Reed, Crystal Shane, Trisha Wieber and Breanna Zeis.

3.2 or better

Amber Fleisher, Audra Nicholson, Chris Van Hover, Tracy Waldron, Milos Cerny, Tim Cordodor, Wesley Thew, Christopher Emerson, Tabitha Hood, Kara Pointer, Nathan Toth, Kevin Thorgerson, Rebecca Cortez, Lissa Quick, Cristen Royce, John Wilkinson, Elizabet Delderfield, Travis Flory, Amy Wieber, Joshua Kane, Stephanie Lawler, Christine Truong, Nathaniel Hicks, Lindsey Hoerner, Salena Wold, Cinnamon Frederick, Keirstin Stansbury, Erin Halloran, Jennifer Gregorak, Heidi Lyman, Chris Moan, Charlie Stensgar, Jandi Bawden, Jason Cooley, Joseph Marshall, Tiffany McFrederick, Nicole Gannon, Ryan Watson, John Frostad, Haley Henry, Angela Slaughter, Trevor Frisch, Sarah McNurlin and Leigh Williams.

Juniors

4.0 g.p.a.

Dane Barney, Jaime Doran, Michelle Fry, Luke Gordon, Thomas Green, Melissa Mathis, Cole Rottweiler, Michelle Thielemann and Kimberly Trower.

3.2 g.p.a. or better

Joseph Covey, Ryan Scoggin, Arne Vikan, Kelli Gilden, Becky Kingsley, Kelsie Lounder, Maria Crossman, Kayla Anderson, Greg Mizell, Ashley Ness, Melissa Morasch, Chelsea Bray/Olson, Shannon Groh, Dana Nicholson, Brett Borden, Charlene Krum, Paul Otremba, Oleg Solovey, Chelsey Thomas, Jillian Henry, Jessica Smith, Shannon Erdahl, Shauna Honcoop, Tina Meland, Tyler Olson, Cassandra Spilker, Jennifer Miner, Laura Wooten, Renee Hartmeier, Owen Yeager, Kyla Miller, Sara Biesen, Jessica Huntley, Kelly Kuhn, Anton Delateur, Amy Balmes, David Kazemba and Ryan Kettleson.

Sophomores

4.0 g.p.a.

Ryan Britton, Christine Carey, Scott Hager, Rachael Lambert, Alvin “Nick” Nichols, Matthew Sather, Stephanie Scherr and Maya Williams.

3.2 or better

Luke Truong, Jillian Vermeers, Amanda Vernon, April Goodman, Yelena Sivova, Avie Noll, Keri Powell, Paul Riehle, Christopher Bemis, David Kettleson, Heidi Decker, Shanna Tylock, Joseph Hennessy, Sarah Schlein, Shaun Holcomb, Cassandra Warren, Michelle Van Belle, Luke Roberts, Adam Cleveland, Erika Managhan, Nicole Sweet, Jenessa Busby, Evan Abel and Elizabeth Brosvik.

Freshmen

4.0 g.p.a.

David Chang, Alison Clark, Cameron Clark, Rikki Covey, Arthur Hanenburg, Matthew Hanson, Colleen Jenkins, Andrew Lybarger, Janessa Maertens, Charles McGlocklin, John McGlocklin and Jonathan Nelson.

3.2 g.p.a. or better

Jacob Epler, Lesley Herrmann, Julian Peterson, Molly Matthews, Alexis Richardson, Nathanial Coyle, Sean Gorton, Blane Bremer, Ross Hood, Breann Sundquist, Amanda Seymour, Amber Lenhart, Alisha Busby, Christina Crowley, Jada Isherwood, Eric Meland, Sarah Robinson, Amber Rhodes, Caitlin Couper, Alicia Koch, Alison Wheeler, Dimitry Zelepukhin, Kristen Bates, Amanda Winsper, Amanda Craig, Kent Schmitz, Laura Hagarty, Andrew Burnett, Devin Mayfield, Kristie Pritchard, Roger Bieber, Breeanna Fletcher, Justine Matthew, Valerie Brewer, Marc Morris, Austin Garner, Nicole Gerard, Brian Kazemba and Shane Olson.

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