Greenacres Jr. High Honor Roll

Thu., May 11, 2000

These students are on the school’s second-quarter honor roll:

9th grade

4.0 students

Joseph Abrams, Darrelle Beeler, Daniel Blizzard, Summer Churchill, Monica Defelice, Christina Erwin, David Eschliman, Lindsie Froehlich, Kaitlin Gemar, Lisa Johnson, Allison Kogler, Megan Liepman, Katie Nutsch, Tori Nutsch, James Sandberg, Jessica Specht, Derek Taylor, Jordan Trader, Melissa Tran, Emily Trantow and Dan Yeager.

3.2 or better

Brian Anest, Lindsey Bingham, Jeffrey Braun, Danae Davenport, Mandi Davis, Damon Demars, Carly Ericksen, Sharnay Fredrickson, Janel Grimmett, Loren Harris, Zak Johnson, Dayne Kuhlmann, Megan Kvasnicka, Kayla La France, Nikki Larson, James Layman, Sarah Mason, Nicholas Matthews, Ryan McKinsey, C.J. Nagel, Eric Nord, Andre Nylund, Ryan Paul, Carly Pearson, Marcus Potts, Kimberly Rasmussen, Michelle Scandalis, Chase Setzer, Andrea Sherrodd, Kevin Skinfill, Trevor Smith, Katie Summers, Cameron Thompson, Katelyn Thompson, Jason Trosen, Celeste Wagner, Katie Whan, Jamie Whitman, Jonathan Wilson and Jonathon Wuthrich.

8th grade

4.0 students

Sarah Crilly, Shandilyn Davis, Lauren Delgadillo, Nicki Evans, Marie Johnson, Elyse Moran, Katie Ostrom, Stephanie Tintinger, Monica Trantow, Drew Wells and Andrea Williams.

3.2 or better

Robyn Allen, Ryan Anderson, Kami Burse, Andria Clarillos, Josie Close, Danielle Comstock, Nikki Connors, Joshua Cress, Rikki Crossman, Nicole Dahmen, Amanda Dane, Amanda Ferry, Meghan Ferry, Russel Fisher, Jeremy Gering, Tania Hamed, Katelyn Johnson, Kristopher Jones, Rhonda Kelley, Jillian Kenyon, Jenny Loutzenhiser, Natalie Luth, Amanda Mathews, Jordan Mccoy, Brent McDaniel, Barbara Miller, Lori Miller, Tony Miller, Karmen Morlock, Ryan Mourning, Maria Mustered, Julie Nania, Katie Neis, Maddie Nelson, Cody Nutsch, Michael Person, Ryan Kim Sather, Ronald Scheck, Jaclyn Smith, Kari Snyder, Justin Wagner, Matthew Ward, Allison Weathers, Nikki Wendt, Lindsay Whitley and Derrick Wilson.

7th grade

4.0 students

Karlee Ackerman, Brendan Booth, Natalie Brower, Brittany Cobb, Christina Eschliman, Tanya Gray, Bryce Kingsley, Rachelle Moore, Arthur Patterson, Josh Trosen, Katie Weller, Sara Wilson and Alexandra Windhorn.

3.2 or better

Rachael Adams, Bob Andre, Bryan Braun, David Closner, Brian Conley, Arianna Demmerly, Amanda Duclos, Martin Faulkner, Bradley Ferguson, Olivia Ferguson, Scott Froehlich, Kelsi Halpern, Jared Hanks, Natalee Hatch, Nicole Haugen, Heather Hoberg, Amanda Hoff, Tia Hudson, Lisa James, Kelli Johns, Natalie Jones, Courtney Kendrick, Kyle Kingsley, Mackenzie Lawrence, A. Whitney Lawson, Jennifer Light, Ryan Maynes, Megan McGrath, Max Mean, Lane Morgan, M. “Bryce” Morrison, Christina Nagel, Ashton Nelsen, Kristin Polley, Steven Rees, Steven Richmond, Zachary Rigby, Jessie Riley, Marisa Schlaich, Anthony Shaver, Jillian Sherrodd, Chantel Sims, Heather Speziale, Alexandra Spoelstra, Terry Starr, Rebecca Streich, Kristine Thrawley, Cathrine Tolbert, Taylor Trader, Ashley Vavrosky, Cassandra Wilson, Lindsey Wojtech and Veronica Yarberry.

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