Ridgeview honors students

Thu., Jan. 3, 2008

By Rainey Coffin raineyc@spokesman.com (509) 459-5434

Ridgeview Elementary recently announced its first trimester honor roll and leadership awards. Honor roll students are listed by grade level.

Honor roll

Sixth grade – Cheyanne Aiken, Abigail Asan, Julia Behling, Madalyn Dahl, Breanna Dickerson, Robert Dickey, Zoe Dixon, Bailey Douglass, Lauren Ferguson, Ciara Gallagher, Andrew Handelin, Rebekah Hyatt, David Johnson, Skyler Kelley, Wyatt Kelley, Ivy Little, Malesha Lockett, Brett McVay, Joel Morris, Kylee Peterson, Kara Petty, Alexandria Riley, Shakyla Robb, Jonathan Williams.

Fifth grade – Justin Campbell, Hayley Glatt, Jolene Harris, Christina Herrbach, Ian Hicks, Mitchell Hocking, Michelle Jacobs, Bethany McIntosh, Garret Melton, Derek Porter, Alexandra Romjue, Venessa Rowley, Kirstyn Simonsen, Kori Smith, Hannah Tomsha.

Fourth grade – Allison Benner, Breanna Byrum, Chance Dawson, Taylor Daymont-Hunt, Alexander Decker, Kaitlyn Henry, Katelyn Redinger, Kaylee Schultz, Christopher Skoken, Sabrina Stantion, Gabrielle Stone.

Leadership Awards

Cheyanne Aiken, Abby Asan, Jack Bachman, Grant Bischoff, Brianna Brixey, Kyle Cerenzia, Joshua Cummins, Madie Dahl, Joe Davis, Breanna Dickerson, Robert Dickey, Bailey Douglas, Austin Early, Lauren Ferguson, Jacob Fender, Taylor Filbert, Jecelynn Flink, Ciara Gallagher, Nathaniel Gordon, Andrew Handelin, Joelene Harris, Gunnar Hauf, Christina Herrbach, Ian Hicks, Michelle Jacobs, Cody Johnston, Skyler Kelley, Joe Knapp, Jonathan Knight, Ivy Little, Malesha Lockett, Bethany McIntosh, Joel Morris, Alex Nepean, Kylee Peterson, Kara Petty, Derek Porter, Shakyla Robb, Alexandra Romjue, Makaela Saunders, Dallon Simonsen, Kaytlin Sligar, Ryan Thompson, Hannah Tomsha, Lucas Walker.

•The following is a list of students named to Westview Elementary’s first trimester Honor Roll.

Kylie Ahern, Cori Barcklay, Austin Brown, Kaylyn Carson, Anjelika Cyr, Takoda Daubel, Beatrice Davis, Mason Doidge, Danala EagleBear, Makenna Fitzner, TJ Freeland, Kyra Fromm, Anthony Fruehauf, Waylon Gwiazda, Courtey Harmon, Nicholas Hauger, Alexis Hinkle, Abdul Johnson, Laurie Jones, Leslie Jones, Noah Jones, Sabrina Judson, Miariah Kincaid, Max Lund, Katherine Lund, Shyan Mace, Ciera Mangis, Kristina McLean, Kodie Milholland, Athena Miller, Eryn Pederson, Izaec Quintanilla, Brittney Ray, Bailey Reid, Cheyanne Robertson, Brett Rypien, Brandon Saddler, Zachary Sanders, Sophia Schwab, Aleks Shiva, Sam Slawter, Ben Smith, Matisen Tarr, Matty Tibon, Andrew Tortorello, Matthew Tortorello, Jacque Villa, Alexis Wahl, Katelyn Walker, Kristen Wanke, Courtney Wanke, Alaina Ward, Mackenzie Warren, Olivia Wiebe.

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