Greenacres Middle School honor roll

Thu., Dec. 23, 2004

The Spokesman-Review

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

Sixth-graders

4.0 grade-point average

Cameo Brereton, Brody Cone, Kaleigh Fox, Kaylee Gutierrez, Willie Himel IV, Gina Kim, Nick Lawrence, Katie Mandler, Grace Pariseau, Jace Parker, Hannah Robb, Ashleigh Seely and Josephine Warner.

3.20 or better

Derek Anderson, Allison Burdick, Taylor Cline, Taylor Demars, Jacob Hollenbeck, Sara Klegin, Jarod Maynes, Ashley Rennick, Tyler Salisbury, Kendra Sherrill, Ashley Ames, Tyler Chamberlain, Kelly Froehlich, Lindsay Gordon, Kelby Gummersall, Lindsey Halpern, Hanna Jostmeyer, Lauren Schilb, Ryan Semler, John Weiser, Christina Liebman, W. Brandon Fayant, Haley Schwartz, Sarah Herner, Matthew Hinea, Lauren Speers, Nicole Gimlen, Beauty Leuluai, Jacob Mendenhall, Kayla Panter, Kailey Phillips, Matt Hintz, Whitney Varney, Brian Otte, Shea Pool, Scott Bernhard, Matthew Collins, Jared Fincher, Jordan Harnish, Peter Ho, Jenna Martin, Kaylee Petersen, Heather Staples, Ryan Nungester, Braden Davis, David Malinak, Corey Oglesbee, Connor Stephenson, Cody Tibesar, Crystal Xie, Clark Julian, Evan Ola, Austin Buckholz, Zachary Krogh, Ivvie Shellhorn, Acacia Smith, Ashley Eisenhauer, Ashley Lafrance, Cameron Mccartney, Adan Arreguin, Luana Litoshyk, Shelby Anderson, Daniel Gray, Makade Claypool, David Aldrich, Kelsey Morrow, Spencer Millsap, Ocean Oestreicher, Stephen Butler, Zachary Middaugh, Colton Milbrandt, Cassie Wilson, Erik Buechler, Marissa Hillstrom, Sarah Henning, Alina Golubenko, Mariah Brummett, Ambre Dickson, Joseph Ganick, Damond Justus, Kelsey Long, Cori Butler, Alyx Kelly, Daniel McNeill, Amanda Brown, Rylee Walker, Gabby Blair, Whitney Al-Saeiri, Nathan Ployhar, Lane Fowler, Chelsey Funk, Michael Guarisco, Staci Martinez, Brandon Carey, Taylor Stocker, Nicholas Valentine, Shealyn Brummett, Caulin Himebaugh, Michael Dimmler, Cody Gray, Davice Johnson, Cody Fries, Alex Gilchrist and Connor Smith.

Seventh-graders

4.0 g.p.a.

Jordan Baker, Philip Keeve, Tanner Markham, Kyle Siddoway and Marcy Wright.

3.20 or better

Jacob Amini, Nathaniel Coulson, Brayden Crump, Ashley Gilliland, Ashley Nilson, Jordan Rust, Ande Seines, Jacob Wilson, Tyler Woodburn, Cody Crossley, Lindsey Gigler, Chaz Grady, Hillary Lake, Kelsey Matthews, Jacob Miller, Jordan Badinger, Bryanna Merrill, Kelley Shaw, Keegan Shea, Brittany Cook, Jesseca Fogelson, Collin Giglio, Katie Hockett, Melissa Sarner, Emily Lanning, Michael Bolt, Kailyn Mellick, Jessica Clow, Megan Simmelink, Amber Troyer, Nicholas Clouse, Nicole Burbridge, Benjamin Krueger, Lauren Morrow, Carissa Balmes, Miranda Marlatt, Courtney Dixon, Derrick Helm, Austin Stanton, Leslie Krueger, Madison Hilpert, Matthew Levins, Britany Heaton, Stephen Wheir, Sara Barney, Casey Mertens, Austin Jensen, Morghan Wright-Johnson, Christine Bowles, Jessica Davis, Garrett Hendrick, Jonathan Torres, Spencer Nichols, Ashley Wallis, Brett Balogh, Nicole Kirkwood, Breanna Logerwell, Jaleyna Pugh, Devin Pederson, Rachel Ayres, Irene Freeman, Robin Nungester, Nathan Sherman, Emily Reid, Emily Cambron, Jessica Lee, Ian Apted, Nick Beeler, Luke Stintzi, Jasmine Patch, Trevor Hammons, Jacob Anderson, Sydney Abeyta, Ashley Deno, Forrest Fanara, Kirsten Lanning, Kurshell Neil, Catherine Schoultz, Taelor Biotti, Jordan Russell, Nathan Mcgee, Taylor Simpson, Colton Morris, Kimberly Carr, Jordan Meredith, Brianna Asmus, Tarik Jensen, Ali Conrad, Tori Hickenbotham, Eric Hildebrand and Mason Stewart.

Eighth-graders

4.0 g.p.a.

Ryan Fisher, Kelsi Jacobson, Emily Juhre, Lauren Mandler, Katherine Termath, Lingbo “Anne” Tong, Bradley Whitley and Randi Wilson.

3.20 or better

Casey Gray, Tyler Johnson, Brittney Klinger, Viktoriya Kravtsova, Makenzie Larson, Marlaina Maddux, Ross McKenna, Shannon Miner, Kyra Mueller, Brittany Rigby, Austin Simpson, David Butler, Justine Groome, Amanda Lange, Carissa Milbrandt, Sohee O’Connor, Ryan Wurz, Arianna Rios-Foucault, Samantha Adams, Breanna Armstrong, Audreyauna Cook, Jaymie Balcom, Christopher Collins, Whitney Weathers, Colby Davis, Mallory Hendrickson, Kyona Hunt, Ariel Linton, Madison Pena, William Thew, Rilee Yandt, Amanda Keetch, Justin Hoff, Jessica Sharpe, Jordan Folk, Joel Jordan, Eden Lake, Leslie Wilson, Derek Fogelson, Quinn Shellhorn, Nicole Swesey, Samantha Hickman, Conrad Miller, Whitney Connors, Alexandra Kern, Ashley Wiggs, Zachary Powell, Tanner Robb, Blake Bledsoe, Viki Bartholomew, Sidney Lorentz, Josh Kinney, Courtney Vaughn, Nathan Van Vlaenderen, Emily Renfroe, Shea Larrabee, Cameron Dixon, Charlotte Entel, Andrew Wickstrom, Alex Howard, Cassie Oglesbee, Jazmyn Long, Tyler Page, Jolene Cline, Shanelle Coffey, Ashley Semler, Kelsey Williams, Kevin Goodan, Ethan Mcminn, Colton Nachtwey, Mishay Duron, Katie Fisher, Erik Beck, Alli Beeler, Shawna Lumley, Stephanie Nelson, Emily Sarff, Antonina Titov, Chelsea Hackney, Morgan Jeffries, Daniel Larson, Morgan Hepler, Sanjay Bappudi, Brittney Olds, Ashley Perkins, Tyler “TJ” Jameson, R. Andy Walston, Alissa Valentine and Elizabeth Nelson.

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