Centennial Middle School posts first quarter honor roll for 2020-21 school year

Thu., Dec. 10, 2020

Centennial Middle School in the West Valley School District has announced its first quarter honor roll for the 2020-21 school year. The eligible students are listed alphabetically by grade level and GPA.

Eighth-graders

4.0 GPA – Nicholas S. Barnhart, Brice K. Bartholomew, Kenton J. Bell, Kaitlan E. Bockstruck, Andy N. Bui, William M. Busse, Sean R. Cashmere, Zander C. Cates, Amelia G. Childers, Lilyanna L. Davydenko, Delaney G. Dobro, Briauna L. Dubois, Kendall A. Focht, Noah D. Gadd, Annaka J. Hansen, Riley A. Hayes, Chloe R. Hunsaker, Eva M. Irish, Brennan D. Keyes, Natalie A. Lohstroh, Bryson A. Maidhoff, Derek Maney, Zoe M. McGovern, Sutton R. Nordhus, Macy G. Osborn, Kameron T. Person, Henry M. Pierce, Jayden S. Reese, Shealee M. Richardson, Carlos E. Rivas, Karlee J. Roderick, Aubrey R. Sety, Kaya Seyhanli, Brandon N. Spunich, Natalie K. Stump, Anabelle M. Taylor, Ally J. VanWeerdhuizen, Shyanne E. Weston, Colt C. White, Ethan M. Williams, Lindsey K. Wilson, Noah E. Wright and Sydney C. Wysocki.

3.2 and above – Brent A. Bergom, Hana A. Bissonette, Treyson J. Bohr, Olivia L. Brakke, Ashlyn M. Chase, Max W. Clocherty, Benjamin S. Currie, Myah N. Dantzler, Isabella G. Dice, Reilly J. Evans, Andrew J. Fey, Kohl B. Froelich, Riley D. Gilbreth, Riley G. Gower, Kyli J. Green, Hayden J. Harlander, Aiden H. Harris, Cooper B. Henkle, Karissa P. Hill, Ethan K. Holden, Hunter J. Holdway, Lorelei J. Imus, Mason D. Koestner, Conner T. Kunz, Yassin Kusaibati, Alexis A. Lennon, Trenten R. Lobdell, Chiaxee Lor, Sidnee D. Lucas, Joslynn M. Mattson, Brian P. McKenzie, Ella J. McQuaig, Silas J. Newton, Dannika F. O’Neil, Bobby E. Raiford III, Andrew W. Royston, Jaden A. Salinas, Ikaika M. Shumaker, Teagan R. Smith, Nathan R. Soss, Michael J. Stone, River I. Sulzle-Kaempfer, Noah M. Sutherland, Brenna R. Vasicek, Audamenaih A. Venegas, Elaina L. Warren, Caydence E. Watson, Abigail R. Williams and Jeremy V. Yeremkin.

Seventh-graders

4.0 – Quincy R. Andrews, Ivy R. Barsness, Geneiveve E. Bias, Blayne Bishop, Erik P. Borg, Thailin N. Brunko, Claire B. Busse, Melia M. Cerenzia, Hailey J. Colyar, Monroe R. Cummins, Maricella L. Darling,l Kylee M. Deremer, Ava S. Ellis, Lauren A. English, Dekker F. Frost, Ruby J. Greiner, Landon J. Gustafson, Cassie M. Kappen, Autzen D. Kearsley, Logan J. Leeson, Lynette N. Lopachuk, Hailey P. MacKay, Giovanni Maupin, Shawn J. McManigal, Cooper J. McQuitty, Breck V. Simmons, Isabel G. Slack, Lily Ann K. VanDusenl, MaKayla K. Vue, Azrael J. Walker and Cameron R. Wendell.

3.2 and above – London R. Back, Clarion W. Bergland, Alexander Q. Buck, Hayden W. Carr, Mylie K. Caufield, Cohen K. Clark, Isabelle R. Collins, Ethan J. Cox, Molly S. Earls, Kinley M. Fish, Copperlyn J. Gannon, Haiden R. Gohl, Mersed B. Grebic, Logan J. Hackett, Madison A. Holzer, Brooklyn E. Ingram, Seyda L. Jazdzewski, Ryder S. Johnson, Khloie R. Kaster, Haylee S. Kelly, Adam R. Knapp, Makila L. Lacer, Jacob T. Leard, Terence Lin, Vincent A. Moliterno, Joseph N. Mortensen, Parker M. Napier, Jesse R. Nieffenegger, Angelo A. Olson, Kaden R. Quenzer, Parisa M. Reynolds, Elijah T. Shackleford, Kyia M. Silva, Marcus D. Simmons, Wyatt Stern, Jordan Tart, Michael A. Votava, Jaden White, Alexis A. Wolfe and Channing M. Wu.

Sixth-graders

4.0 – Arfan Bitar, Jacquelyn O. Bohr, Hailey M. Coontz, Kylyn M. Fluno, Ansley M. Gower, Mason Gray, Madison C. Lara, Brody L. Lutrick, Dessie N. McAdams, Maxwell E. McAdams, Pearl A. Muszynski, Bailey L. Romero, Winston R. Schroder, Kartyr T. Schroeder, Francis C. Sutherland, Makayla J. Taylor, Brielle M. White and Baeleigh R. Whitlow.

3.2 and above – Emanuel J. Baker, Campbell J. Ball, Jackie Elloise P. Baril, Penelope M. Belko, Miles R. Bentley, Joshua J. Brakke, Ethan D. Campos, Jaxin R. Cardwell, Jace A. Carson, Elijah T. Cavanaugh, Cyrus M. Cone, Chance L. DeHaro, Connor E. Dunfield, Julia L. Dvorak, Lindsey C. English, Conner J. Eylar, Oliver J. Forster, Riley J. Fossi, Kylie G. Froelich, Lily G. Green, Piper A. Hancock, Brendon P. Higgins, Makenna Houghton, Andrew J. Huber, Jaedan B. Johnson, Hannah G. Lantgios, Aviana H. Marek, Madilyn M. Martin, Isaiah Martinek, Hunter L. McFrederick, Evan J. McKenzie, Mollie M. Mourin, Brody V. Murphy, Rylee D. Pedersen, Kye A. Portlock,Sidney N. Quenzer, Isabella Ramirez, Amani J. Riddell, Ayden L. Rodgers, Isaac Salazar, Ryder J. Saville, Rylan M. Sheehan, Elora A. Smith, Ronan M. Smith, Leighton E. Smith, Shyann K. Stewart, Landen T. Stolz, Rihya K. Tate-Jones, Benjamin G. Thompson, Kallin M. Vallee, Emma R. VanWeerdhuizen, Terry M. Wagner, Cameron C. Walls, Livyann L. Warren and Esmund K. Weber.

Compiled and submitted by Centennial Middle School

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