Post Falls Middle School Announces Honor Roll

Thu., March 2, 2000

Post Falls Middle School has announced the names of students who were named to the honor roll for fall semester. Students and their grade-point average are listed by grade level.

Grade 8

High honors (3.5 gpa or above):

Kristi Kuhn, Gregory Marshall, Lyndsay Mathewson, Christopher Sollenberger, Dustin Waldo, John Willy, James Beck, Shawn Greenfield, Paul Hyde, Michelle Mason, Ronald “R.J.” Moss, Emily Schneidmiller, Chris Claflin, Emily Koepl, Tracy Smith, Adam Walsh, Ryan Moore, Jennifer Nichols, Jared Rigoli, Kristian Strickland, Julie Brown, Andrew Mehalechko, Erika Nishimori, Dale Tucker, Christina Neff, Bobby Kinservik, Nichole Youren, Arthur Finnicum and Blair Devlin.

Robbie Barker, Emily Clary, Dale Guenther, Ryan Hubbard, Whitney Sharpe, Wyatt Thornley, Talia Torrano, Cory Young, Shaun Lacy, Tallon May, Candace McEnespy, Ann Pennington, Lisa Schultz, Shalon Hautala, Jack Kemp III, Justin Sullivan, Casey Syth, Meggie Pekish, Sarah Schoenborn, Jack Floyd, Michael Jensen, Shelbi Micken, Alex Novikov, Jessica Priel, Jessica Benjamin, Kimberlee Perry, Tyler Wolf, Brian Cornutt, Drew Lange, Marcy Meeks and Kalynn Stovall.

Honors (3.0-3.48 gpa):

J.D. Erickson, Cassandra Vrbas, Jenny Barden, Melanie Coe, Tracy Espe, Joshua Kosanke, Kasey O’Reilly, Nick Ransom, Hank Renner, Lindsay Whitaker, Eric Cooke, Lindsey Huffman, Kolton Koppa, Alissa Rice, Brandon Smith, Monica Coye, Donovin Hernandez, Diana Fry, Trevor Gfeller, Sara Hoggatt, Jake Hoy, Joseph Kamps, Angela Willy, Ashley Rouse, William Kramp, Bryant Wolfe, Ashley Bjurstrom, Amberlee Jandreau, Daniel Rowley, Marisha Cunliffe and Matt McCoy

Andrew Child, Aana Ingebritsen, Sean Jackson, Robert Walker, Rachel Alme, Sunny Day, Justin Hell, Jonathan Jacobs, Amanda Kewley, Sean Liffel, Marty Dussault, Kelsey Otto, Christine Gain, Brittani Heisel, Nick Cysewski, Colby Ananea, Joshua Doak, Amanda Benson, Cindy Oliphant, Ashley Morris, Becki Goodwin, Justin McGraw, Jennifer Mettler, Michelle O’Reilly, Janea Heizer, Bryant Wilson, Gregory Foeller, Ashley Mercer, Katie Bennett, Laurel Booth, Tony Farris, Megan Jones, William Pollock and Bonnie Weinman.

Grade 7

High honors (3.5 gpa or above):

Priya Hempel, Zach Boughton, Anthony Giannini, Beth Ann Morrison, Ryan Sharp, Karli Kasun, Nadia Aikins, Valena Berry, Brittany Brooks, Rebekkah Decker, Ashley Hobbs, Robby Mueller, Katie Ness, Kasey O’Brien, Christine Pulsipher, Shannon Weber, Lauren Jacobson, Sara Treat, Sarah Finley, Michal Sandford, Matthew Arnone, Nicholas Cuchessi, Todd Demery, Cheryl White, Julie Davas, Makayla Desjarlais and Joseph Rigoli.

Monica Wilhelm, Jessica Kilgore, Leslie Pulley, KC Billetz, Derek Waldo, Greg Borders, Patricia Allen, Falon Dalton, Eric Duncan, Jennifer Fehlman, Jenna Fetters, Nick Harris, Alicia Peterson, Andrea Stephens, Amy Rasmussen, Kristina Pomerinke, Hope Tucker, Matt Rowland, Christopher Duncan, James Bartholomew, Ben Denn, Jenny Peoples, Michelle Baldwin, Maggie Anyan, Scottie Bradeen, Cole Helling, Michael Kelly and Tiffany Mertens.

Honors (3.0-3.46 gpa):

Shawna Horn, Matthew Enns, Nathan Nesbitt, Brandi Powell, Jessica Taylor, Charles Thompson, Lavona Marchant, Sarah Foote, Luke Hohenstreet, Mike Bolme, Kyle Holehan, Sally Lunnen, Eryn Hamilton, Andrea Kinney, Elizabeth Horton, Robert Buckel, Catie Covelli, Katy Geuin, Kathryn Goodwin, Jonathan James, Sarah Pitt, Samantha Young, Brad Roberge, Jenny Booth, Michael Kassner, Heather Poole and Benjamin Holland.

John “Ren” Pollock, Hillary Schauer, Leticia Steele, Amber Lancaster, Scott Stockwell, Connie Fry, Patricia Daugherty, Rebecca Frear, Kristopher Bockstruck, Holly Bowen, Cody Caudill, Kane Coyle, Cody Brubaker, Kris Hartman, Michael Ketchum, Frederick Meyers, Amanda Myers, Amber Guy, Jason Jones, Dustin McArthur, Curtis Stamey, Elizabeth Blaschka, Christine Way, Elizabeth Groves, Alexandra Allred, Shawn Phillips, Adam Laskowski, Mike Markovich, Safira Ali, Marie-Eve Clermont, Randy Galgiani, Kimberly Hario, Derek Johnson, Brian Litalien, Autumn Schraner and Drew Werner.

Grade 6

High honors (3.5 gpa or above):

Lacie Cone, Kim Farman, Seth Hyde, Jessica Kuhn, Shauna Nuckles, Ryan “Mike” Riedner, Brittany Stoker, Samantha Yost, Crystal Rivas, Kate Baldridge, Stefanie Farman, Kelly Jensen, Kathleen Johann, Shannon Sullivan, Jacob Worden, Jackson Adams, Matthew Grant, Joy Jensen, Kara Johnston, Amber Mangels, Hannah Mundy, Bronze Richards, Lea Rowe, Jake Turk, Erika Willy, Ashley Evans, Jocelyn King, Kari Wegner, Ryan Forbes, Jordan Patano, Amanda Sherry, Teresa Thompson, Betsy Bryntesen and Zachary Deines.

Kimberly Engel, Robert Lake, Michelle O’Riley, Brittney Salvatore, Chris Wilhelm, Molly Clutter, Amber Cornwell, Jess Grenda, Hollie Hughes, Whitney Kinservik, Nick Mehalechko, Jackie Murinko, Ala Tokun, Elizabeth Woods, Amanda Menti, Christina Waller, Melissa Gilman, Brandi Swanson, Alicia Townsend, Matthew Frasier (Brown), Breanna Fletcher, Becky Mathewson, Kailee Roberge, Haley Roland, Felicia Woempner, Charlyn Schultz, Ara Mudge, Breanna Janshen, John Anderson, Linley Devlin, Sarah Lovick, Danny Mathewson, Ashley Peak, Derek Schneidmiller, Dallon Andrus, Matthew Gonzales, Kelly Hall, Vincent Hell, Jillian Kamps, Christine Marsan, Jessica Reeves, Mark Watson, Nikolas Bjurstrom, Daniel Hamilton, Heather Jordan, Amy Musch, Melinda Tibbets-Dinning and Christa Coats.

Honors (3.0-3.48 gpa):

Tommy Beutler, Candice Norton, Jessica Schraner, Austin Toal, Kirk Duval, Zachary Glatt, April Gregorius, Ryan Reader, Joseph Tanner, Alexander Abey, Brianna Buck, Kelly Truitt, Morgan Boyle, Elise Burton, Caitlin Collom, Jaime Gattung, Jennifer Harrington, Deanna Martin, Bethany Valente, Peter Dituri, Marlee Gould, Jolene Booher, Collette Kirby, Jennifer Melior, Chris Quaale, manda Seale, Jared Alme, Troy Clark, Aaron Drapeau, Billie Dust, Jenna Sloyka, Danielle Shaughnessy, Toni Decker, Amanda Foster, Lindsey McAvoy, Rick Morris, Jace Robins, Andrew West, Ryan Anderson, Jaleesa Baker, Amy Wood, Julia Davis, Branden Black, Ryan Halligan, Glenn Landberg and Brandy McCulloch.

Adrienne McKinley, Sascha Packwood, Heather Ammons, Justin Smith, Jesse Torres, Scott Walker, David Deshazer, Krystal Dotson, Zachary Hamilton, Thomas Hoffman, Katelyn Johnson, Tara Smart, Amanda Stroud, Kaylee Triplett, Alex Ward, Brandon Woods, Jocelyn Avery, Nichole Boland, Jonathan Bowler, Casey Flodin, Dusty Mullaley, Kyle Turpin, Robert Kuber, Scott Butler, Devin Shuck, Travis Wasileski, Paul Blacketer, Chase Hart, Eric Lindley, Matt Rouse, Casey Schooley, Alison Smith, Brin Taylor, Felicia Webster, Tricia Schindler, Heather Kracht, Kimberly Noble, Rachelle Pipk-Heitshu, Matthew Routh, Cody Astlund, Benjamin Behrends, Tracey Bickel, Chad Cysewski, Nancy Duclos, Katie Hammer, Jonathon Heffley and Jeremy Jones.

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