Mountain View Middle School honor roll

Sat., Dec. 16, 2006

The Spokesman-Review

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

Eighth grade

4.0 grade-point average

Hunter Bonawitz, Ignat Cherkas-Tepp, Matthew Donkersloot, Jennifer Kersh, Melissa Kersh, Julia Marquiss, Katie Martes, Ryanna Mason, Kendra Neilson, Kayla Overman, Sarah Peterson, Cassondra Plunkett, Jenni Smasne, Austin Steiner, Jacob Warzon and Marissa Woodbrey.

3.25 g.p.a. and above

Alec Baker, Brayden Boswell, Shayla Brown, Olivia Budde, Andrew Carter, Margaret Clarke, Bryce Combs, Taylor Cox, Brian Coyne, Ian DeRoetth, Preston DesChane, Morgan Dobson, Sean Durand, Melissa Enos, Paul Espora, Danica Gilbert, Jon Guthrie, Hilary Hartfield, Payton Heid, Patrick Higgins, Matthew Hoadley, Taylor Hughes, Kaylee Jamison, Katie Kern, Staci King, Natalia Kopets, Andrey Krasnyanskiy, Myles Lowry-Schiller, Audrey Mayo, Joshua Mendoza, Cole Ovnicek, Michael Purcell, Jacob Reynolds, Miles Rinne, Kaitlyn Sandahl, Samual Schierman, Jensen Scott, Kayla Strange, Amanda Stuber, Levi Swartz, Clint Taylor, Kimberly Thatcher, Tyler Tran, Britney VanWinkle and Jimmy Yang.

Seventh grade

4.0 g.p.a.

Cody Betts, Shelby Bollman, Clarissa Bundy, Taylor Carpenter, Daniel Christensen, Christopher Dalton, Andrew Decker, Megan Denzin, Megan Dusenberry, Elizabeth Greenhalgh, Cody Griffith, Dylan Long, Kaitlin Malakowsky, John Nowels, Mickell Rigsby, Zachary Schultz, Michael Thompson, Michael Traner and Brittney Wood.

3.25 g.p.a. and above

Hunter Allen, Justin Anderson, Connor Bacon, Jaclyn Bowdish, Nicholas Buechler, Cody Chapman, Alexandrea Durand, Cody Edwards, Nicole Emerson, Jessica Garcia, Sarah Geibel, Tanner Goodhue, Cheyenne Groth, Emily Harris, Lorna Harris, Zachary Harris, Emily Hope, Tianna Jacobs, Eric Johnson, Joshua Jolstead, Cally King, Mikayla King, Jordan Knopp, Kelsey Lafayette, Derek Lane, Michael Lubina, Kyle Mackercher, Tazle Markovich, Jazelle Martinez, Harlen McKennett, Rylee McNannay, Myra Menzer, Jennifer Merrell, Zachery Mindermann, Kayla Monohan, Benjamin Murray, Jacob Myre, Luke Nalder, Darbi Novakovich, Stephanie Olson, Bridger Peres, Priscilla Porras, Lindsey Rantzow, Colton Reavis, Ashley Reynolds, Ariel Reynolds, Timothy Riebe, Megan Roland, Haley Romney, Natalya Rumyantseva, Ashley Schutz, Kacie Sheldon, Melissa Sherrill, Nicholas Sweeney, Christopher Wunder and Alexis Zurfluh.

Sixth grade

4.0 g.p.a.

Joseph Copeland, Riley Cox, Michelle Cronn, Kristin Gonzales, Casey Hornbeck, Taylor Hunter, Leanna Maul, Nicholas VanDuzee, Benjamin Warzon and Ruslan Zhuk.

3.25 g.p.a. and above

Kristen Allen, Peter Benner, Austin Chapin, Anna Cherkashina, Jeffrey Christensen, Emily Crowder, Krista Cummings, Brittany Decker, Darbi Dobson, Lauren Donkersloot, Ryan Dusenberry, Victoria Feistner, Samantha Geibel, Alyssa Harmon, Shayla Hogan, Patience Ingram, Samantha Jacobs, Kaitlyn Johnson, Shantewa Jolstead, Lindsay Lyle, Alyssa Marquez, Marissa Morris, Sierra Nalder, Cathy Ngo, Kaitlin Palanuik, Kayla Peterson, Zachary Pyatt, Jacob Sandeno, Sydney Sol, Kyle Talley, Jesse Taylor, Kori Tholstrup, Erin Wallman, Taylor Watkins and Patengseng Xiong.

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