Bowdish Middle School honor roll

Thu., Feb. 12, 2015

Bowdish Middle School in the Central Valley School District has announced its honor roll for the second trimester of the 2014-15 school year.

Eighth Grade

4.0 GPA

Logan Hurley, Makayla Marshall, Brittney Reed and Reese Strom.

3.25 GPA and higher

Leah Bertrand, Tyler Bishop, Claire Brock, Caitlin Deonier, Darius Dickerson, Logan Dreher, Angelina Esposito, Gage Faire, Sonia Ficklin, Michelle Geer, Logan Griffiths, Rebecca Harned, Jessica Hatch, Travis Hicks, Triniti Hodgson, Conrad Knapp, Delaney Larson, Marcus Lenker, Noah Lindborg, Madison Lively, Seth Lowe, Shelby Martell, Trey Miller, Shayla Minier, Jordan Minnihan, Kamryn Nead, Bailey Parshall, Gracie Priddy, Hailey Samudio, Mark Schnabel, Desirae Sells, Devin Shelley, Madeline Smith, Sierra Stinson, Cole Tarbart, Nova’Lee Turner and Josie Vasquez.

Seventh Grade

4.0 GPA

Savannah Kahl, Alysha McCullough, Blake McLean and Kirsten Wold.

3.25 GPA and higher

Brayden Allen, Ian Barville, Mia Beaman, Makaila Belt, Isabella Blackwood, Jessica Block, Beth Bowden, Exli Brooks-Lederle, Reagan Brummett, Audrey Busch, Cade Carlson, Lexie Fisher, Lauren Fleury, Jason Franklin, Tanyel Gast, Georgia Goff, Andrew Goodwin, Emily Green, Lyssa Henderson, Nicholas Higginson, Reegan Horton, Jacob Johnson, Camdyn Larson, Kiara Little, Benjamin Mallonee, Megan McMulkin, Shelby McNinch, Daniel Meyer, Emily Moua, Marissa Moxcey, Desmund Nguyen, Jumariea Palmer, Dakota Predmore, Cammey Ragsdale, Christopher Simon, Eric Slocum, Emma Smith, Hannah Somerlott, Endia Wheeler, Travis Whitaker, Trevor Whitaker, Katelynn Williams and Sophia Williams, Bailey Wilson, Adonis Winkler-Coty and Avary Zachary.

Sixth Grade

4.0 GPA

Annalicia Emmingham, Moses Femino, Hannah Reinhart, Makenna Roberts and Ian Wyatt.

3.25 GPA and higher

Jesse Anderson, Emily Arter, Josiah Barrera, Fredric Bohm, Reganne Bond, Angelina Brazeau, Haley Britton, Madison Burnett, Ryan Chilson, Jackson Clark, Connor Cole, Lindsey Coleman, Rodney Collins, Malia Criddle, Avery Crouse, Isaiah Dalton, Nicholas Dawson, Eden Dona, Alyssa Dozier, Julianne Espiritu, Devin Figart, Jo-Weh Flumo, Brodie Garrett, Sierra Gillam, George Gregory, Dominique Guzman, Emma Harlan, Catherine Hernandez, Megan Holbrook, Kiara Jenkins, Joshua Johnson, Tammya Jones, Kyran Kekahuna, Ashton Kidwell, Esther Killinger, Mason Leisenring, Madeline Loy, Dawson MacKay, Molly Manza, Cannon Marshall, Austin Martin-Fu, Grace Meyer, Darbee Moore, Gabriel Myers, Alexus Ness, Anna Norris, Elizabeth Oxford, Aliza Palmer, Amari Palmer, Wyatt Payne, Sofie Pearson, Chloe Peck, Cadince Pew, Cassandra Reynolds, Tyler Rosenblit, Andrew Schafer, Kevin Schroeder, Mia Slack, Lynnesse Turner, Barbara Wahoski, Olivia Walker, Austin Warner and Trevion Worthy.

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