Horizon Middle School – Second quarter honor roll

Thu., Feb. 26, 2015

Horizon Middle School in the Central Valley School District recently announced its honor roll for the second quarter of the 2014-15 school year.

Eighth grade

4.0 grade-point average

Tyler Adams, Krystal Bates, Alexis Berube, Jacob Brown, Sidney Bucher, Jacob Dickman, Alyssa Hilfiker, Maggi Lingow, Jacob Mahn, Harlie Nottom-Weinstock, Fraser Robertson, Cory Smith, Blake Tellinghusen and Gavin Wolcott.

3.25 gpa and above

Zayn Abou-Harb, Ashton Beach, Erin Blake, Carsten Blegen, Braedyn Caine, Zachary Cantrell, Taven Chamberlain, Ashley Cline, Hailey Coleman, Jayden Comella, Hannah Conrad, Kelsey Crosby, Caden Davis, Davis Desgrosellier, Isaac Dickman, Joshua Gadd, Katie Gage, Giacobbe Galietti, Isaiah Gessner, Riley Getty, Isabelle Girtz, Alan Gonzalez, Joseph Green, Spencer Hawkins, Alina Helbling, Ryan Hoctor, Ashley Humbles, Gabriel Jacobs, Lane Kennedy, Jayda Koenig, Rochelle Koepke, Jordan Kopp, Caitlin Kosmicki, Brett Lakey, Timothey Lightfoot, Joshua Lobdell, Hannah Love, Brady Magruder, Madison Martin, Isaac Matt, Ryleigh May, Aaron Miller, Christian Miller, Hunter Moos, Clayton Murock, Jadon Persicke, Logan Phillips, Bryndon Powell, Paul-Michael Pruczinski, Matthew Ranniger, Raven Reiha, Kortney Richardson, Rianna Routson, Abby Scott, Avery Scott, Mercedez Shelton, Emily Stannard, Kobe Stroh, Riley Tait, Megan Taylor, Sarah Tesdahl, Joel Thompson, Kylie Turner, Lyanna Varela, Brynn Vogel, Erin Walls, Aleena Whitmire, Kelsey Wich and Cameron Wollam.

Seventh grade

4.0 gpa

Lily Allen, Isabelle Anselmo, Maxwell Bailey, Kinsley Barrington, Emily Brown, Anna Byquist, Avery Carbajal, Taylor Christian, Ellie Dickinson, Conor Dobbin, Isabella Gomez, Gabriel Hawkins, Courtney Lang, Micah Lang, Hongyong Li, Ashlan Liswig, Kaitlin Loe, Ethan Mankins, Emily McCoury, Victoria McGrath, Joliana Poplawski and Brandon West.

3.25 gpa and above

Marcus Ady, Alyssa Amann, Christian Anderson, Madelyn Ballard, Peyton Bastine, Cameron Behm, Alison Bennett, Rowan Bowers, Trinity Boyd, Ethan Buchanan, Sierra Burdette, Jordan Caine, Alice Carothers, Hannah Carver, Megan Carver, Carlee Chamberlin, Lauren Chester, Cameron Clarke, Bridget Cline, Stephen Coe, Makia Corson, Sean Cox, Madison Crandall, Gracen Crosby, Meggie Cross, Brianna Crowley, Caelah Cutlip, Ethan Daines, Cole Dobson, Jacob Easton, Jordan Eskridge, Vanessa Esposito, Jackson Fechser, Madison Fischer, Boris Godun, Ty Greene, Taylor Gross, Olivia Gump, Kassidy Hammell, Lukas Hawley, Riley Hawley, Ryan Hayek, Paul Heppner, Tiawna Hermann, Katheryn Hilfiker, Emily Hodges, Travis Hood, Alyssa James, Arianna Jordan, Justine Jordan, Jaden Karnitz, Sara Kern, Alexis LaSalle, Nicholas Long, Amilcar Lopez, Lauren MacDonald, Tanner Madison, Isabelle Manos, Abigail McVicker, Cody Mee, Dallin Meredith, Ashley Miles, Alyse Miller, Kasey Miller, Emma O’Donnell, Meghan Potts, Hana Reinhardt, Ainsley Rell, Nydia Rodgers, James Savage, Devin Shea, Breanna Shelp, Tiyenna Shelton, Kelsey Shumate, Parker Simpson, Eric Smart, Connor Spiering, Natalie Stephens, Cole Stewart, Joshwa Trombly, Talon Twoteeth, Caleb Vanderstelt, Jordan Vazquez, Gabrielle Wagoner, Brandon Walker, Ashley White and Carissa White.

Sixth grade

4.0 gpa

Abigail Boden, Marinly Chamberlain, Cyrus Cross, Scout Fey, Andrew Gadd, Mason Gregerson, Aimee Hawley, Logan Jess, Josie Krum, Alyssa Kudrna, Megan Milnes, Clara Orndorff, Cameron Phillips, Bella Schneider, Grace Schwander, Olivia Tolley and Evan Zapalac.

3.25 gpa and above

Emily Acosta, Austin Alteneder, Cade Arlt, Bruce Arruda, Kasey Bailey, Dylan Behrens, Samuel Bergam, Michael Bodholt, Hailey Brereton, Sydney Britton, Amy Brown, Hudson Bruszer, Sophia Burk, Brian Caldera, Kylie Calvary, Chandler Carey, Katelyn Carter, Eve Chapman, Elise Clark, Jared Clark, Jessica Clark, Kyle Douglas, Curtis Drews, Genevieve Fawcett, Corinne Fierst, Dominic Figuracion, Caitlyn Fletcher, Jessica Froehle, Mercedes Gillingham, Leonardo Gonzalez, Ryan Griep, Faith Gropp, Sarah Hawkins, Landry Hawley, Allison Hood, Matthew Hoopes, Evander Hottell, Samantha Hubbard, Shelby Irmer, Katie Ivory, Carlee Joppa, Grace Jordan, Jadyn Kinghorn, Kyler Knutson, Hannah Kosmicki, Alicia Landrum, Zachary Lightfoot, Triston Madison, Chloe Mays, Wesley Mortensen, Nevin Nitschke, Allison Osborn, Josie Perrin, Carson Phillips, Heidi Pranter, Cali Ramos (Easton), Haley Ray, Kyleigh Richard, Joseph Ryan, Tucker Scarlett, Kolbi Schell, Konen Scofield, Ethan Sellers, Alexis Sennott, Ashley Sessions, Brayden Smith, Brenden Stewart, Zachary Stewart, Paige Tait, Lauren Taylor, Bryce Tellinghusen, Tessa Thornton, Sierra Ullman, Jeremiah Verner, Lauren Webb, Mandi Wise, Isaac Woolley, Parker Yates and Rylee Zavala.

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