Evergreen Jr. High Honor Roll

Sat., March 18, 2000

These students at Evergreen Junior High School are on the first-semester honor roll:

7th grade

4.0 grade-point average students

Shana Adkins, Rachel Ancel, Todd Barfuss, Megan Barney, Ned Blakesley, Gaia Borgias, Timothy Brandle, Jill Burgard, Daniel Burke, Casey Clifton, Shannon Conrad, Jenalee Daines, Anna Damascus, Monica Daniels, Joel Deehr, Angelina Dougherty, Christopher Eller, Emily Ellis, Nathan Fanning, Eric Foster, Stefanie Freatman, Jared Garves, Shawn Gilson, Justin Gottlob, Joseph Hawkins, Gavin Heaton, Laura Hepkema, Lacy Hert, Rebecca Hickman, Danielle Hyatt, Christopher Jackson, Mack Jenson, Kristyn Koehler, Caitlin Labberton, Lindsay Laird, Lauren Leavitt, Whitney Lee, Brian Lindeblad, Kyndria Malinak, Ryan Matteson, Matt Meyer, Bethany Miller, Michael Mosier, Luke Mott, Troy Mullenix, Caryn Myers, Christopher Myers, Heidi Odeen, Kellen Olson, Ruth Anne Osborn, Lindsey Paxton, Jared Pence, Jeremy Potter, Shelyn Pritchard, Lucas Rainer, Nicole Redding, Stewart Renz, Jo Ellen Schmidt, Nathan Schroeder, John Shogan, Eric Steever, Rick Strauss, Lindsay Suda, Dru Swaim, Meghan Walker, Robert Walter, Andy Warren, Andrea Westerman, Jennifer Wilson and Samuel Yarbrough.

3.2 g.p.a. or better

Robert Best, Katie Carli, Andrew Chard, Zachary Chesher, Jenna Cypert, Christina Dieter, Erin Eastabrooks, Nathan Foster, Phillip Franklin, Michael Green, Laura Haskins, Jessica Highley, Kevin Johnson, Tommy Kadoya, Meredith Kanago, Savanna Kienbaum, Stacy Krislock, Jennifer Lloyd, Michael Lowe, James Lyons, John Melter, Cherie Milla, Pamela Morse, Cassandra Mummey, Caitlin Murphy, Billy Nafsinger, Ashley Nelson, Jonathan Nelson, Jennifer Nepean, Bobbi Nicely, Geoffrey Palachuk, Cassandra Pennell, Kyle Renz, Brooke Rose, Jessica Savage, Kaley Schafer, Eric Scheller, Whittney Schmidt, Kathryn Schultz, Jessica Seigendall, Shelina Seney, Kasie Shepherd, Aaron Snider, Lile Squires, Scott Thompson, Heather Tomlinson, Blake Trimmer, Samantha Vaughan, Whitney Vuong, Cassandra Wilson, Erik Wilson, Alison Wright, Jessica Yamakawa and Cha Cha Yamakawa.

8th grade

4.0 g.p.a. students

Curtis Barnes, Lars Bouge, Jennifer Brown, Billy Duong, Heidi Goehri, Michelle Gorka, Megan Ingalls, Jaime Keller, Shane Kinard, Chelsea Lehn, Andrea Naccarato, Kristen Ridl, Kaitlin Sawatzki, Patrick Swanson, Michelle Tallman and Amanda Wong.

3.2 g.p.a. or better

Ashley Alexander, Sidney-Jon Allen, Tony Anderson, Brooke Baker, Michael Bartlett Jr., Rebecca Bernal, Brittaney Boles, Jessica Boltjes, Ryan Brookhart, Nicole Clark, Angela Coughran, Rachael Dolan, Erin Downhour, Paul Hannibal, Jordan Harrison, Jerod Harwood, Laura Heath, Jordan Hoff, Jessica Holman, Michael Ingham, Laura Jackson, Kyle Jones, Erin King, Peter Leyk, Robert Love, Christopher Marrazzo, Joseph McFarlane, Zachary McPeck, Sarah Myers, Rabab Nemri, Aubrey Patterson, Amanda Peterson, Siobhain Rhein, Brian Roberts, Ryan Robinson, Lauren Rohde, Kyra Sather, Lindsay Simmelink, Dallas Simmons, Tondi Sperline, Sean Thompson, Shelby Walsh, Jimmy Warne, Heather Webb, Megan Weedmark, Derin White, Kara Woelke, Keith Woelke and Megan Womack.

9th grade

4.0 g.p.a. students

Annelise Beaulieu, Rachel Brueggeman, Jon Cael, Anne Catlin, Grady Clapp, Kevin Cook, Caitlin Courchaine, Amber Crow, Travis Dailey, Bob Davey, Brittany Dawson, Shelley Fatur, Amy Grimmett, Stephanie Haney, Krystal Harris, Cheryl Hartshorn, Ryan Heacock, Kjrsten Hefty, Nicole Kadoya, Nathan Kelly, Suzannah Kirk, Callie Marquard, Nicole Mohrmann, Michael Murphy, Lynn Niehenke, Rachel Obenchain, Lindsay Papich, Nikki Rabey, Ryan Renslow, Stephanie Riddle, Myronda Schmidt, Katherine Swanson, Rachael Tewel, Erin Van Antwerp, Grant Veselka and Craig White.

3.2 g.p.a. or better

Brian Ackerman, Lorraine Anger, Mara Asmussen, Tia Beecher, Carolyn Berg, Tia Bly, Forrest Bray, Jackie Button, Casey Clark, Justin Clark, Brianne Coughran, Jason Croskrey, Mark Dailey, Geoffrey Edlin, Timothy Engle, Adam Fitterer, Heather Frank, Curtis Geier, Lindsey Gilbert, Jill Giroux, Jennifer Goldsberry, Rikki Gregory, Chassie Guinn, T.J. Hanson, Breanne Hatcher, Kristin Herdrich, Katie Holsinger, Megan Hone, Graham Hughes, Zachari Hunt, Clayton Jacobs, Kelly Johnson, Cassandra Kaiser, Scott Keating, Jesse Kendall, William Kennedy, Craig Kent, Lindsay Kirk, Hans Larson, Linda Le, James Maguire III, Jordan Malinak, Jarir Mallah, Cassie Mandarino, Meghan Marker, Sean Matson, Sean Mcbride, Rachel McCarty, Evan McGuire, Kelly Melter, Mason Miller, Corey Mish, Kristen Molsness, Ryan Moore, Anthony Munson, Margaret Palfenier, John Palladino, Casie Ray, Brian Riehle, Gregory Roland, Shantel Root, Ashley Schmidt, Jimmy Schuchart, Chantel Seney, Jack Sines, Harrell Singley, Erin Smith, Matthew Smith, Kristi Somday, Shanna Stalwick, Chris Stiles, Gregory Susinger, Alison Teal, Brittney Thompson, Ryan Trescott, Steven Vensel, Marc Weller, Emily Westerberg, Ryan Wilcox, Jimmy Woods, Brett Woollett and Keinan Zanck.

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