North Pines middle school honor roll

Sat., Dec. 18, 2004

The Spokesman-Review

The following students have been named to the first trimester honor roll at North Pines Middle School.

Sixth-graders

4.0 grade-point average

Allison Alderman, Alyx Kelly, Jessie Levno, Melissa McGillicuddy and Kaden Woolf.

3.20 g.p.a. or better

Brayden Boswell, Nathan Conley, Justina Garcia, Jacob Robb, Gregory Waco, Breanna Duffy, Travis Oliver, Dayle Foster, Kaley Marshall, Kaitlyn Fisette, Janell Heinen, Katelin Lewis, Hannah Nichols, Tyler Sanders, Ky-Lee Curry, Scot Parent, Thanh Truong, Teona Wood, Justin Donahue, Adrian Spencer, Philip Baklamov, Alyssa Farrell, Kaylee Levno, Andrew Seymour, Foster Newberg, Erin Franklin, Charity Johnston, Brooke Keblbek, Jordan Welter, Anthony Keane-Hoog, Cherish Thomas, Tyler Dotson, Robert Clark, Spencer White, Sulamita Garbuz, Tyler Burke, Devin Roach, Timothy Thomas, Haileigh Davis, Michelle Clark, Benjamin Hall, Tara Nolen, Briauna Bemis, Tyler Smith, Jackie Moore, Kara Campbell, Kyle Davis, Ericlouis Pedraza, Jesse Dees, Colton Harrington, Shianne Harrison-Morgan, Brytany Vansant, Kylah Wilson, Katrina Bishop, Madison Boyer, William Beirouty and Randall Dehnel.

Seventh-graders

4.0 g.p.a.

MacKenzie Castoldi, Travis Chulos, Rachelle Parsloe, Katie Sherry and Mary Wakeling.

3.20 g.p.a. or better

Desja Ward, Mason Day, Diana Kuzmenko, Mark Casteel, Garet Simpson, Brenna Whooley, Megan Dorwin, Oksana Derevnyuk, Katherine Riordan, Jolisa Rosa, Anna Garbuz, Eric Sande, Renee Honn, Jordan Cunanan, Carrera Holden, Joshua Nordhagen, Jessica Simmons, Chelsea Awbery, Taylor Bindrum, Hillary Cerda, Justin Liu, Kyle Robb, Sara Martin, Sean Mummey, John Wojtech, Katherine Davis, Joseph Meter, Jessica Ward, Tiffany Roach, Kimberly Conrow, Alec Stubbers, Cameron Sonderman, Brandon Brazington, Allysen Nelson, Jaenice Terrill, Hilary Whitehead, Anh-Minh Nguyen, Jordan Baddeley, Cassy Bucknell, Matthew Peters, Amanda Johnston, Bo Kinchen IV, Jade Bowden, Jordan Mitchell, Branden Root, Natasha Carruthers, Sarah Garrett, Danielle Kraut and Jordan Munson.

Eighth-graders

4.0 g.p.a.

Auston Lende, Erin Murphy, Wyatt Volkmann and Molly Wakeling.

3.20 g.p.a. or better

Ashley Boteilho, Kimberly Le, Alexis Moreno, Caleb Walsh, Kaleena Dobson, Justin Matthews, Angela Meter, Michael Kirby, Holden Newberg, Kate Whalen, Dustin Dufner, Jillian Johnson, Amanda Matte, Lauren Puhek, Kristin Daschbach, Megan Brown, Jennifer Love, Diana Orozco, Leeanne Frahn, Tiffany Smalley, Ciara Stark, Jessica Clifford, Aleshia Kienke, Kacie Campbell, Adam W Sylvia, Logan Gangitano, Tabitha Waco, Allyssa Westby, Christine Beirouty, Barbara Posey, Stacey Starchman, Gabrielle Morris, Victoria Shields, Gavin Tallman, Ryan Crigger, Aleksey Karptsov, Cyote Hohenberger, Davone Johnson, Kristen Glyshaw, Alicia Floyd, Katrina Kerbs, Evander Cobbs, Hope Fuechsel, Hailey Towery, Elliot Lindley, Krystal Cronk, Joshua Berdar, Gabriel Bunch, Blake Nordhagen, Darrin Meier, Ashley Moore, Barry Silva, Cassandra Curtis, James Foster and Dustin Opsal.

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