LJHS announces second-semester honor roll

Thu., July 10, 2008

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

Lakeland Junior High School announced their second-semester honor roll recently. Students are listed by their grade-point average.

4.0 grade-point average

Eighth grade

Ryan Allred, Chelsea Bayley, Adam Burkhalter, Teri Glenn, Benjamin Gonser, Sydney Haney, Breanna Henrikson, Julia Ho, Ashley Metcalf, Trevor Newell, Kelsey Piva, Megan Rotz, Kyle Scholz, Joseph Schwalbach, Olivia Sparks, Christie Wendle, Kaitlyn Whitesitt. Joshua Allred, Kelsi Andersen, Bryan Barrett, Adam Black, Ryan Brown, Taylor Caswell, Spencer Clizer, Hailey Emerson, Katelyn Fesler, Rebecca Flores, Bellamy Foley, E. Nikell Gatten, Cydnie Gray, Skylar Hatch, Megan Hill, Breanne Linna, Ronald Mason, Jessica May, Desiree McCarthy, Kendra Olson, Hailey Palmiter, Maddison Ray, Rhiannon Rickard, Gregory Roddick, Leo Schnepf, James Shaw, Brook Tingey, Gina Titterington, Jayne Van Slate, Anthony Walls, Zachary Welter, Sonora Wilkes, Mckenna Young, Alexa Ziegler.

Seventh grade

David Bethke, Elizabeth Daron, Mikayla Fisher, Brice Frank, Dustin Hannawalt, Amanda Haug, Brittany Hayes, Becca Jenkins, Evan Johnson, Lillian Malloy, Jessica Mathews, Malia Parker, James Poirier, Kimberly Roberds.

3.99 to 3.5 g.p.a.

Seventh grade

Nicole Boyer, Elizabeth Campbell, Troy Carr, Zachary Christian, Josie Coder, William Coulombe, Jordan Davis, Alyssa Dodge, Chelsea George, Daniel Gilham, Sara Gray, Cassandra Guyette, Devin Hoobler, Jessica House, Susunna Jorgens, Haley Lundeby, Kathryn McFarland, Dorothy Morris, Erin Ogden, Amanda Pluid, Michael Pratt, Austin Sanders, Autumn Schorzman, Lauren Schwalbach, Melanie Shay, Jacob Smith, Faith St. Sauver, Sarah Syms, Aubree Thompson, Brianna Tollackson, Victoria VanChieri, Megan Whitney, Jessica Whittaker, Kelsey Ziegler.

3.49 to 3.0 g.p.a.

Eighth grade

Alaysia Babin, Macy Barnes, Robert Behmer, Jessica Blain, Colby Borley, Amanda Brison, Dale Burge, Chase Campbell, Mary Grace Card, Cieana Close, Aaron Dennison, Keelani Duffey, Jeff Good, Erin Gropp, Callen Hannibal, Nick Harper, Logan Heitstuman, Casey Hubbard, Kayla James, Charles Johnson, Joshua Kalanick, Suzanna Kenoyer, Tyler King, Tiana MacArthur, Ian Mackin, Alexandria McMahon, Savannah McVay, Jordyn Mikesell, Hannah Miles, Zachary Miller, Shannon Mitchell, Sydney Mix, Alora Morton, Alexandria O’Neal, Dillon Padilla, Katarina Peters, Ryan Santoro, Katelyn Sheppard, Lindsay Spear, Toni Tapplin, Makayla Thom, Tyler Ward, Kimberly Wentzel, Dona Westlake, Kevin Willig, TamaraWysong.

Seventh grade

Edward Andrade, Brodia Barber, Tanner Beadles, Cassandra Brandt, Samantha Cook, Alivia Dougall, Nathan Freeman, Zachary Gardner, Kayla Hern, Matthew Horne, Rebecca Hoyer, Tyler Jones, Destiny Kell, Kristin Klopatek, Chance Markham, Jesse Marks, Cole Messer, Chadley Miller, Drew Moder, Lane Morrow, Roger Moyer, April Oglesby, Brianna Owens, Denis Owens, Kiesha Padilla, Brenden Park, Lena Pote, Jesse Putman, Kendra Rebal, Elizabeth Rigby, Courtney Roberds, Elizabeth Schumacher, Zachary Schweikert, Delane Sheppard, Tyler Smith, Dakota St. Mark, Krystina Stone, Keely Streater, Mary Stubbs, Derek Surber, Ashlynn Therwhanger, Aireyonah Thompson, Devin Tooley, Jordan Ward, Joshua Watts, Ashley Wiedenhoff.

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