Washington Academy of Arts and Technology graduates

Thu., May 24, 2012

Class of 2012

Expected to graduate are:

Joshua Scott Armstrong

Courtney Ashlock

Joel Daniel Barrett-Schneider

Curtis Lee Benedict

Jason Anthony Clark

Kyle Duggins

Vennessa Marie Eggleston

Samia Lin-Ahmed Elbortoukaly

Melisia D. Fiedor

Mitchell J. Fiedor

Abigail Gross

Douglas Gross

Karen Gross

Norman Gross

Randy Gross

Jonna May Holland

Michaela Merlynn Ives

Ashlee Nikole Jensen

Kelsy Jo Konkright

Vera S. Kopets

Rany Laptev

Erin Lind

Brady Alex Monahan

Mason Graham Motes

Justin James Munro

Hunter Marie Ogle-Vallone

Kayln Osterholm

Alex Tony Oukrainets

Rosa Perez

Treya A. Plummer

Viktoriya Vikorovna Radion-Kardash

Jordan Kaye Reed-Siegel

Cameron Riedinger

Garrett Simmons

Megan Rose Anne Sims

Tat’yana Pavlovna Slisenko

Katelyn Jenele Smart

Kaitlynn Smith

Adam Stahl

Jason Stahl

John Stahl

Kramer C. Stevens

Alex Stewart

Laura Svedin

Vanessa Tamayo

Tabitha Rose Troutman

Bryon Trujillo

Franki Larae Turner

Kenny Mikel Umphrey

Natacia Lynn Waggoner

Justin Carl Williams

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