North Pines Middle School Honor Roll

Thu., March 24, 2016

North Pines 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

Sophia Ammons, Micah Bell, Riley Conroy, Hannah Hanson, Kathryn Kemble, Emily Monteressi, Dianna Moskovkin, Kaylee Pilgrim, Madison Rowland, Jordyn Ruhl, Victoria Ruiz, Kristen Sanford, Anna Smith, Laken Young and Emely Zavala.

3.25 GPA and higher

Aliyah Adams, Natilee Alviar, Bina Anej, Fatema Awad, Sara Berryman, Alyssa Blaney, Abigail Bridges, Mariah Brown, Hailey Carlson, Isaac Clemons, Connor Dobson, Kian Fox, Rylee Freelander-Ward, Kobe Gilbert, Kiarra Gilbreath, Eunice Gonzalez, Leah Hamilton, Angielic Hill, Alexia Hodgson, Logan Johnson, Emily Kaiser, Jaedyn Kawazoe, Salsabel Khalid, Emily Labish, Spencer Lee, Kimberly McManus, Elijah Morse, Makenzy O’Neal, Amanda Parker, Kennedy Perry, Meredith Reed, Samantha Rider, Jaylena Robinson, Daisy Schoonover, Braxton Seitzinger, Dalton Senter, Aylen Silveira Molinelli, Kami Smith, Nahum Suncin, Michael Travis, Carsen Ursillo, Tien Vo, Hannah Walker, Hunter Walker, Justice Webb, Jacob Wilson and Brooklyn Worsham.

Seventh grade

4.0 GPA

Gabriela Chaparro, Brennan David, Juliana Gonzalez, Aidan Green, David Perekopsky, Arihana Roos and Anne Sweeney.

3.25 GPA and higher

Brennen Ailie, Adam Anderson, Ariana Avdicevic, Serena Block, Nathan Boldizsar, Joshua Bridges, Baera Cham, Trinity Cobbs, Marissa Conklin, Riley Conrad, Gabrielle Demars, Gannon Dial, Khang Do, Riely Dyer, Rylee Elliott, Hailey Epley, Mikayla Ferraiz, Noah Gregg, Casandria Haney, Jade Helm, Alexandra Hunt, Allison Hunt, Kobe Jayroe, Jonathan Juarez, Hailey Kinerson, Adelalyn Kuehl, Renata Kuneva, Caitlyn Langsett, Emily Lloyd, Isaiah Lopez, Julian Lowe, Senna Maitrejean, Lindsay Marshall, Ashtyn McComas, Danielle McIntyre, Sayla Merritt, Caden Miller, Nadia Morales, Hannah Nero, Brianna Nimmick, Dakari Pakootas, Mei-Li Rahman, Gabriel Rodriguez, Carson Schoonover, Ashtyn Senter, Evelyn Shevchuk, Ramanpreet Singh, Jorgen Swensen, Dominic Truesdale, Tylia Uzeta, Adora Wallgren and Genesis Warner.

Sixth grade

4.0 GPA

Rhiann Batson, Rachel Conrad, Madeline Heissenbuttel, Ivan Hovey and Samuel Wasley.

3.25 GPA and higher

Maryam Ali Al Abdullah, Trinity Andrus, Levi Atkinson, Nosaiba Awad, Riley Barton, Luke Baxter, Jacob Benton, Emerald Bessermin, Conrad Bippes, Mikhail Bobko, Ashley Booker, Hailey Borbridge-Dishneau, Johnathan Brown, Colton Burchett, Nichelle Carter, Kelsey Conley, Alexander Cooper, Jordan Cummins, Jesslyn Current, Owyn Fernandez, Paityn Fricke, Kaidence Fuchs Pedersen, Nicole Green, Anaka Gregg, Maria Grube, Taylor Gusler, Chloe Hansen, Cameron Hardy, Abigail Hegney, Sonnie Hill, Abigail Hunt, Kylee Immonen, Maria Consolata Kamau, Robert Maggio, Dylan Martin, Peyton Martin, Hailey Mashtare, Emma Mattson, Robert McDonald, Patrick McManus, Rebecca Meade, Paryce Mullin, Victoria Munoz, Elizabeth Nicholls, Shantel Nimmick, Kyla Patrick, Yosseline Rivas, Megan Ruegsegger, Makensie Ryan, Alexandria Smith, Jordan Smith, Nathaniel Spangler, Amaya Spengler, Dillon-Hoa Tran, Logan Trusty, Cameron Ursillo, Faith Vavra, Trevor Waggoner, Tyler Walker, Curtis Wallgren, Rebecca Ward, Jenna Williamson and Noah Wilson.

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