Centennial Middle School honor roll

Sat., March 22, 2008

The Spokesman-Review

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

Sixth grade

4.0 grade-point average: Mathew Bueckers, Olga Gorbenko, Kyle Hansen, Colton Long, Christopher Myers, Samantha Peterson, Rachel Postlewait, Jadelyn Quisano-Banks, Bailey Stephens and Megan Styborski.

3.2 g.p.a. and above: Katelyn Bolam, Ryan Cao, Dina Chebotareva, Zachary Davis, Paul Denny, Tatyona Duke, Marah Dumaw, Ryan Fay, Sierra Geaudreau, Jana Gibson, Tyler Hauck, Braydn Hunt, Brandi Larrison, Rachel Leifer, Tanya Leksunkina, Emily Lundberg, Samanthia Nesbitt, Mikila Salazar, Jodie Scalf, Dennis Shalygin, Kierra Soto, Ariel Syrotchen, Savannah Turner, Michael Williams, Olivia Woehrlin and Kyle Workman.

Seventh grade

4.0 g.p.a.: Austin Amrein, Amara Dykes, Genna Fisher, Brenna Francisco, Leanna Maul, Kaitlyn McGlothlen, Aaron Pogue, Ellen Postlewait, Alex Preston, Treyvon Reynolds, Alexis Ryd, Megan Schultz, Benjamin Shannon, Tyler Tavnes and Kathryn Wee.

3.2 g.p.a. and above: Sabrina Arnold, Jordan Atkinson, Brady Bergman, Courtney Boles, Alex Brown, Kevin Cao, Aleesha Caracciolo, Bailey Castor, Brittany Cepeda, Bronze Charbonneau, Joshua Covey, Chelsea Davis, Gary Doney, Logan Engeberg, Rachel Estill, Angela Fair, Shae Farnworth, Cassidy Finn, Connor Gore, Courtney Hossfeld, Charlotte Johnson, Amanda Jones, Rixana Jopson, Janae Kaschmitter, Rebecca Kelly, Carly Koga, Richmond Landoe, Christian LaPlante, Stephy Leberman, Sarah Marro, Jenae Martin, Shaley Martin, Joseph Mileson, Rashonda Morin, Shaylin Munns, Benjamin Nesbitt, Bryce Orth, Hailey Ortiz, Carissa Page, Allison Price Jerrilyn Prichard, Justin Rice, Maryssa Richardson, Ashley Roberts, David Roberts, Zahna Ryd, Kristina Shalygin, Tiffany Shipman, Zach Smith, Jacy Sodorff, Riley Tarbert, Kaylee Tate, Grace Vazanko, Kristie Vermillion, Kameron Wagoner, Hunter Wells and Meredith Zahller.

Eighth grade

4.0 g.p.a.: William Bergman, Andrew Borg, Jordyn Charon, Joseph Clinton, Kayla Gariepy, Victoria Harding, Alishia Kerbs, Aubrey Moore, Meg Nelson, Kelli Peckham, Crystal Persaud, Brittany Walker, Harrison Wells, Courtney Wold and Mark Yevdash

3.2 g.p.a. and above: Trevor Abrahamson, Erica Agrella, Brandon Babinski, Conner Bader, Katelyn Bauman, Zack Beach, Mariah Bechtel, Jeanynes Bell, Alexis Bichler, Marcus Bolam, Savanah Boone, Holly Bradshaw, Serena Callihan, Maxim Chernev, Kevan Cloy, Ryan Cook, Veronika Dederer, Andrey Derevnyuk, Shawn Fay, Steven Ficca, Michael Florance, Zachary Frye, Erika Gardner, Dominique Hamilton, Randall Harris, Eric Heale, Nicholas Hedlund, Connor Henry, William House, Savannah Hurd, Monica Jackson, Linda Juitt, Krystal Keith, Carlie King, Jason King-Snaza, Desirae Kivett, Cambra Koga, Sopaul Kor, Suzanne Kostelecky, Sarah Kush, Renee Latvala, Aleksander Leksunkin, Amanda Lipe, Olyvia Manning, Mariah Martin, Samantha McMillan, Christina McNamara-Matson, Bryce Moore, Brendan Murphy, Hailey Murray, Bailey Nielsen, Marie O’Grady, Caleb Perez, Carlos Perez, Lee Phillips, Charles Pogue, Jesse Rinderneck, Brooklyn Robinson, Sammy Roderick, Keith Rushing, Jazzmyn Salisbury, Evan Schafer, Quincee Swenson, Joshua Syrotchen, Donny Thayer, Sarah Thompson, Michael Tremblay, Louie Vazanko, Cody Veltri, Logan Walker, Samantha Walters, Andrew Wickwire, Mackenzi Woods and Michelle Wright.

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