Greenacres honor roll

Wed., Feb. 24, 2016

Greenacres Middle School in the Central Valley School District has announced its honor roll for the second quarter of the 2015-16 school year.

Eighth grade

4.0 GPA

Adrianna Collie, Sydney Gannon, Tyler Hunter, Tyler Jones, Kaitlyn Kaluza, Thane Laker, Josef Mueller, Jasmyn Persicke, Joshua Rogers, Hailey Schmedtje and Yohann Sharma.

3.25 GPA and higher

Boden Albright, Dori Ames, Abigail Austin, Eloise Austin, Victoria Axtell, Katelyn Bartel, Drake Beale, Kylee Behar, Tenya Benjamin, Brenna Brantner, Paige Bridgens, Garrett Burns, Chad Carlson, Gracie Carlson, Caden Carter, Anika Chalich, Ski Chalich, Eric Chandler, Hunter Clark, Tate Cornell, Ashleigh Creeger, Briana Creeger, Jacob Crowley, Mikayla Cummings, Cesar De la O, Jamie Dickman, Bryden Dodson, Jennifer Drinkwine, Jorren Dumo, Alaura Erwin, Preston Finch, Abby Ford, Josie Ford, Kylie Forsyth, Paulette-Josephine Gass, Esha Gollapalli, Ryan Hagerty, Rachel Hamry, Katelyn Hansen, Grace Hanson, Ryan Harper, Andrew Harter, Joshua Hermes, Emily Heskett, Essence Hiatt, Lindsey Hickson, Brelin Johns, Caden Johnson, Adam Jones, Collyn Jones, Kyle Jones, Mohammad Kaddoura, Kyle Kaminskas, Kylie Keller, Griffin Keys, Miranda Kuhlmann, Aidan Lamkins, Haley Lance, Emma Leiby, Kayla Mackelvie, Jessie Marshall, Addison McLelland, Mason McNeilly, Jacob Measel, Nathan Mercer, Aidan Meyer, Olivia Minnick, Mia Morales, Ethan Moriniti, Shawn Mulligan, Brandon Neer, Garrett Newell, Madelynn Ochse, Emma Ohlsen, Ethan Oliver, Bekah Palmer, Carly Petersen, Kayla Piche, Dallin Prince, Makenzie Raab, Olivia Rachoy, Rylan Redden, Kole Richardson, Rogan Rodriguez, Conner Russell, Noah Sanders, Clare Scherer, Brena Schmaltz, Drew Scott, Cameron Sheley, Jensen Shypitka, Jayce Simmons, Julia Simpson, Olivia Sine, Jaylen Smith, Madison Smith, Carson Spence, Serena Sphuler, Emily St John, Marissa Suarez, Sydney Sutton, Matthew Szymanski, Devin Tanak, Suheyla Tanak, Kellen Ungaro, Ryan Ungaro, Kaleb Vakaloloma, Korbin Weiler, Claire Westby and Courtney Youseph.

Seventh grade

4.0 GPA

Natalie Alva, Avery Auth, Noah Betts, Andrew Brockbank, Thalia Felice, Brandon Fontaine, Kenton Frederick, Riley Gavin, Kaycee Gores, Emma Horton, Kate Jensen, Thomas Lawson, Emily Malloy, Alyssa Mitchell, Maiya Moore, Meera Turpin, Ava von Ranson, Kaylee Wilding, Lindy Williams and Cooper Young.

3.25 GPA and higher

Emily Agnew, Ellie Baddeley, Harjyot Badh, Caleb Ballif, Mason Beck, Bowen Beykirch, Mohkam Brar, Kaleb Bray, Samuel Brown, Madilynn Bruno, Lilli Brunt, Chloe Bryntesen, Madison Cagle, Ashlynn Caudill, Danielle Chalpin, Kayla Chen, Kylie Constance, Shealyn Crowley, Elise Daines, Brooklyn Davis, Victoria Demars, Halli Densley, Maryjane Devlin, Isali Diaz, Joelle Dickeson, Thomas Dunne, Annon Elvidge, Jenna Engel, Gabriella Fischetti, Abby Fried, Margaret Galeener, Katherine Gardner, Kelsie German, Michelle Giroux, Kelsie Gores, Ben Hadley, Kaitlyn Hartshorn, Emily Henning, Joseph Herner, Caleb Herrmann, Ari Hintz, William Hislop, Jessica Hoagburg, Jared Hoerauf, Lyndie Holmes, Lauren Hoskins, Abbigail Johnson, Katrianna Johnson, Emma Johnston, Clair Kaufman, Livia Kent, Naomi Knudtson, Liana Kopets, Alexia Krogh, Emily Larin, Allie Lawhead, Ashlynn Layton, Jonathan Lee, Abigale Lewis, Michael Lorhan, Kailee Lux, Alyssa Marvin, Naleah McClellan, Maya McDonald, Kaitlin Melby, Brayden Miles, Abbie Miller, Jaedyn-Rialy Miller, Andrew Monson, McKenna Murphy, Madison Nichols, Kelly O’Dea, Garrett Packebush, Sarah Pecha, Victoria Pena, Johnson Pham, Sariana Poshusta, Savannah Pratt, Logan Radmaker, Paulson Ray Thompson, Claira Reiman, Luke Rogers, Jane Romney, Amelia Rottrup, Kendall Rubright, Anna Sabins, Megan Sachtjen, Sophia Sanders, Isabella Santiago, Hannah Schaefer, Kailee Schneider, Ethan Schreiber, Kamryn Schumacher, Ethan Sears, Nathan Shaber, Katelynn Shelton, Elisey Shindyakov, Brayden Shypitka, Arionna Sicilia, Chassity Stanisich, Miles Stewart, Parker Stewart, Hailey Stuhlmiller, Erika Sutter, Grace Sutton, Taige Tews, Jewlia Thompson, Anatoliy Topov, Sophie Tresner, Kami Twining, Scott Twining, Aidan van Marle, Tiffany Von Tobel, Samantha Weirich, Cooper Wharton, Madison Whitney, Nelson Whybrew, Chloe Williams, Grace Williams, Makayla Williams, Kyle Wills, Alexander Wirthlin, Nataley Wood, Jasmine Yaw, Jacob Young, Maci Young and Jessica Zarecor.

Sixth grade

4.0 GPA

Connor Andreas, Rachel Barney, Ashley Boswell, Sarah Christopher, Tayshawn Colvin, Sarah Giroux, Ryan Griego, Rilee Homer, Rebecca Lafferty, Ansel LaPier, Grace Lawson, Sydney McLean, Lauren Moe, Tyler Mumm, Joseph Neer, Annemarie Rau, Brady Reding, Braden Schmidt, Emily Schulhauser, Parker Smith, Savannah Spraggins, Sydney Spraggins, Siena Stewart, Alyssa Underwood and Robert Weaver.

3.25 GPA and higher

Luke Abshire, Aaden Anderson, Grace Anderson, Jonathan Austin, Vlad Baron, Nicolas Bautista, Teagen Beach, Serenete Bly, Hunter Bode, Jasmyn Bray, Chase Britton, Natalie Brown, Alyssa Campa, Isabella Carpenter, Isiah Carpenter, Allyson Carter, Sam Carter, Mackenzie Cavanagh, Aiden Chase, Hannah Chodorowski, Kellen Christophersen, Ashlynn Coffin, Will Collie, Amber Cuda, Devin Curtis, Dylan Darling, Christian Davis, McKenzie Davis, Michael Davis, Faith DeHamer, Kate Denney, Noel Duval, Alexis Eldred, Krista Elliott, Blakelee Evans, Nora Fassler, Madison Fife, Corbin Forsyth, Madison Freeman, Shaylie Freeman, Chloe Galeener, Jonah Gartner, Jordyn Gartner, Brooke Gasaway, Jackson Gauvin, River Gordon, Ally Gothmann, Taylor Gothmann, Alex Gotishan, Caleb Gray, Mitchell Greer, Isaiah Griffin, Cassidy Haddad, Mya Harames, Jonathan Harold, Alison Hassett, Tyler Hastings, Elainea Hawley, Lillian Hendricks, Hayden Hockett, Jonathon Hoene, Kylee Hoffman, Tyler Holmquist, Noah Hunt, Ashlynn Huttenmaier, Vlad Jarmin, Elijah Johns, Dominic Johnson, Timothy Jones, Kolby Keeling, Drew Kelly, Tyler Kemple, Kristina Kharlamov, Rachel Kimberley, Kiana King, Adelina Krivosheyenko, Kristina Kucherova, Christopher Kyslinger, Tucker Larsen, Oleanna Liaboe, Turner Livingston, Brian Lopez, Isabella Lorhan, Makenzie Lowry, Samuel Martin, Chance McGinnis, A.J. McGloflin, Owen Miller, Summer Neeser-Oakes, Rubin Osipenko, Lily Parker, Sadie Parker, Dakota Parrish, Hayden Phelps, Alexander Plummer, Aubree Prince, Kayleigh Putt, Kaylee Radke, Chloe Richardson, Tiffany Rigby, Joshua Rivera, Nevaeh Robinson, John Rodgers, Paityn Rogers, Nathan Rowell, Madison Russell, Garrett Santoro, Nicolas Saunders, Carter Schafer, Makenna Schneider, Carson Shane, Ethan Sheneman, Ava Shimp, Rolland Skinner, Carter Slye, Braden Snell, Juliyn Sohns, George Sonko, Madison Stayton, Eden Stevens, Kaden Sweeney, Zachary Szymanski, Kayla Thelen, Brandon Thomas, Carson Turner, Trevor Twining, Kinsey Urbiha, Madelyn Van Lith, Leah Welsh, Mason Wentling, Hannah Wesley, Cambrie Wiese, Kailey Wilson and Olivia Wiseman.

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