Centennial Middle school honor roll

Sat., July 10, 2004

The Spokesman-Review

The following students have been named to the fourth quarter honor roll at Centennial Middle School.

Sixth Grade

4.0 grade-point average

Jess Albrecht, Matthew Bauman, Jacob Birr, Jade Callaghan, Amanda Erickson, David Hauschild, Austin Henry, Kristina Jones, Rachel Meagley, Kyle Peckham, Matthew Roth

3.2 g.p.a. or above

Brittney Adams, Holly Anderson, Miriah Aquino, Gage Bader, Olivia Bergman, Brittany Bieber, Nathan Boyd, Nicholas Brown, Jacob Buchholz, Mark Casteel, Drew Clausen, Mark Courteau, Ashley Covey, Davis Critelli, Ryan Dahlstrom, Emileigh Dietrich, Kimberley Faultner, Brandon Funk, Corey Gmeiner, Jennafer Grimes, Steven Johnson, Sarah Kenney, Nicole Kitzig, Lacey Leckman, Jordan Lehman, Marissa Lewis, Josey Mankin, Rachel Meagley, Patricia Miller, Darby Moore, Garrett Mullen, Jodaci Nevarez, Nicholas Newman, Amanda Nikkola, Christopher Ortiz, Alyssa Penniman, Mitchell Peterson, Anthony Phillips, Jackson Pring, Richard Przybilski, Joshua Roderick, Shaila Rubenthaler, Rachel Rubright, Jacob Shearer, Michael Stazel, Mitchel Sundquist, Ashley Trinkle, Sam Watson, Zachary Wilhelm, Bailey Wold, Ryan Yates

Seventh Grade

4.0 g.p.a.

Desiree Azizi, Kayla Courchaine, Laura Estey, Laura Larson, Jamie Littlefield, Paul Prather, Clinton Slovarp, Michael White, Alyssa Wold

3.2 g.p.a. or above

Amanda Annett-Hooper, Brittany Annette-Hooper, Shawnaray Boltin, Marcedees Brown, Alexa Buchholz, Jarica Chesnut , Daniel Corder, Breeann Daly, Jeremy Davis, Alexandra Deane, Justin Degenhardt, Andrea Dietrich, Jessica Dixon, Jenna Dunbar, Chelsea Elmer, Matthew Graham, Stephanie Guttromson, Shea Hansen, Ashley Mahome, Joseph Mccollum, Katie Mcleod, Timmy Moreau, Timothy Nikkola, Amanda Olsen, Jeanale Phillips, Joseph Rinehart, Cody Role, Cody Rollins, Gabriel Rose, Nathan Scherr, Alexandrew Shannon, Stephani Starmer, Brooks Tesch, Jeffrey Thomas, Nicole Town, Jeannie Vaughn, Ben Ward, Kasey Way

Eighth Grade

4.0 g.p.a.

Peyton Boone, Ameer Elaimy, Alexander Hanson, Stephanie Hjortedal, Juliet Law, Camille Mackie, Melissa Mauro, Anh Phan, Emily Powell, Tim Pring, Brittany Urso

3.2 g.p.a. or above

Trevor Bieber, Tamara Burgess, Anna Butler, Melissa Carey, Chris Cargile, Steven Casteel, Mikhail Chernev, Micheal Coffman, Stefanie Cummings, Kimberley Dills, Brandy Doolittle, Christopher Edwards

Justin Fiman, Steven Foster, Shannon Garbe, Ben Guttromson, Tony Hall, Nicole Hamlin, Samantha Hanson

Brett Hendrickson, Ashley Hennings, Benjamin Holz, Allison Isaac, TJ Kendall, Richard Keroack, Ariel Kersey, Travis Kline, Miriam Kuciej, Johnny Le, Anthony Leggett, Tyler Lehto, Annie Longhofer

Alle Mcgriff, Jonathan Mcmanaway, Kayla Mcnett, Gavin Mitchell, Nathan Neff, Ben Nikkola, Cassandra Norris, Jasmine Pacheco, Bryan Peterson, Andrea Philen, Brittany Rhoads, Branden Schoen, Amber Selvidge, Jordyn Sodorff, Brandon Stelzer, Mark Thometz, Matthew Tremblay, Andrew Vennum, Danielle Warner, Reece Williams, Keith Woehrlin, Aspen Wolff, Sianna Wood, Jacob Yount, Brian Zeppenfeld, Ryan Zink

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