North pines middle school honor roll

Sat., July 3, 2010

The Spokesman-Review

North Pines Middle School recently announced students named to the third trimester honor roll for the 2009-’10 academic year. Students are listed by their grade level.

Eighth grade

4.0 grade-point average

Kimberly Boudreau, Krystal Casteel, Jamillah Dodson, Joshua Koester, Cheyanne Vaughan, Brianna Waco, Taylor Watkins, Kayla Wilcox, Khalil Williams, Briton Woolf.

3.5 g.p.a. and above

Jeremy Arce, Lacey Awbery, Jarred Biederstaedt, Chloe Boyle, Kyle Bush, Dakota Compton, Zachary DeChenne, Cassie Donson, Kristen Dumaw, Trong Duong, Charlotte Edwards, Karsen Farrar, Cailla Garcia, Taylor Gebeke, James Golubenko, Hayden Griffith, Luke Griffith, Sean Gumlock, Linnea Hall, Ian Hicks, Alexis Hill, Heather Hoskins, Amanda Hughes, Trace Hussey, Jared Johnson, Juliana Kerbs, MacKenzie Knight, Jessica Marshall, Brandon Martin, Meileena Martinez, Colleen McMahon, Sarah Melvin, Lesya Moyseyenko, Kyra Nicholls, Angel Orozco Hernandez, Shelby Pearson, Jacob Presho, Kayla Quass, Taylor Riccetti, Brooke Ries, Ryan Rodriguez, Kirstyn Ruhl, Momo Scharf, Zachary Scott, Cassandra Shaffner, Carly Shelley, Jacob Soto, Ticia Stafford, Bekah Timm, Miranda Trukositz, Evgeniy Tsiribko, Josh Tucker, Mindy Walker, Eric Yakshin.

Seventh grade

4.0 g.p.a.

Beverly Boudreau, Megan Dumaw, Hailee Hansen, Jamie Manning, Lily Montgomery, Eedy Robinson, Katelyn Schmidt, Gillian Stubbers, Julia Syverson.

3.5 g.p.a. and above

Aspen Bergland, Sarah Carpenter, Celynna Cobbs, Erica Coston, Alex Dacier, John Estey, Emilie Farrell, Russell Ford, Temarah Foster-Bell, Hayley Gaffney, Emily Gilden, Avery Gilliland, Rielly Johnson, Sarra Kuzmenko, Jessica Lane, Kyler McBreen, Tessa Merritt, Monica Mininger, T. Matthew Moua, Dylan Neil, Steven Pesch, Alexandria Ralph, Patrick Reynolds, Megan Seely, Taylor Sibley, Ka Ram (Jen) Son, Arika Starnes, Hailee Stroud, Bryce Williamson, Dylan Wilson.

Sixth grade

4.0 g.p.a.

Caleb Baird, Shayden Clark, Jared Cowley, Alyssa Cross, Rebecca Diaz, Christopher Eubanks, Rachel Horn, Tyra Martinez, Kordell Newberg, Jessica Nguyen, Mariah Reneau, Madison Weiler.

3.5 g.p.a. and above

Tristen Amundsen, Fayleana Anderson, Nathan Awbery, Kaitlyn Buckley, JennaLee Bunting, Elena Burlakov, Tianna Clemenson, Ciara Conley, Todd Conley, Andy Cozub, Dominic Drury, Anna Dumaw, Matthew Fode, Darion Foster, Benjamin Giachetti, Misha Gnatenko, Danielle Griffith, Rheanne Harkness, Morgen Hyde, Steven Jensen, Bryanna Knesek, Caitlyn Langley, Jack Lawson, Yan Lazovsky, Christian Odekirk, Joseff Pentico, Learyc Peterson, Rebekah Price, Travis Reeder, Emali Roberts, Kayela Shipley, Paityn Stallard, Erica Stanley, Nina Stefonowicz, Carly Stevens, Desirae Waco, Ashley Wagner, Alexandra Whitehouse.

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