East Valley Middle School Honor Roll

June 27, 2023 Updated Tue., June 27, 2023 at 7:12 p.m.

By Callie Ogborn callieo@spokesman.com (509) 459-5434

East Valley Middle School has announced its second-semester honor roll for the 2022-23 school year. Eligible students are listed first by grade and GPA, then alphabetically by last name.

Seventh grade

4.0: Brooke Boykin, Taniegha Brown, Dade Copfer, Lillian Darden, Urijah Erzen, Evalyn Hood, Muthanna Jasim, Jordan Johnson, Dean Maughan, Travis Meredith, Olamijulo Owoeye, Ava Sandall, Russell Smyly, Gregory Sorge, Remi Stevens, Jayden Tabish, Monica Villasenor, Caden Ward, Peyton Wichman

3.4 and above: Loralie Adolfson, Brooke Alpine-Portillo, Alexander Bowe, Brenna Bragdon, Kacey Churchill, Trinity Culp, Miela Damschen, Wayde Demello, Nicholas Dollard, Elyssa Eirls, Raychel Erickson, Seth Erickson, Jaxon Farrell, Kamiah Fowlkes, Cole Hanks, Hermy Harry, Hendrix Hawks, Braden Husk, Kiera King, Alicia Labin, Addison Landoe, Rayanna Lohstroh, Jacob Morrow, Chase Nadeau, Vincent Nadon, Kallie Oliver, Nicole Pardo, Austin Perekopsky, Abigail Pukhalsky, Breton Reiha, Natalia Rice, Emily Rocha, Kameron Samuels, Alia Snider, Emma Stone, David Svirgun, Jacob Svityashchuk, Erica Trotskiy, Joronny Vannbridges, Jay Mauri White, Bailey Wilkes, Kadyn Williams, Vladimir Zdanevsky, Hadriana Zlateff

Eighth grade

4.0: Eva Adolfson, Maya Avalos Garcia, Jayd Blize, Ella Brand, Mekhi Cameau, Mersaydiez Dawson-Beeman, Bridger Enevold, Sheraz Farooq, Emmery Fatzinger, Trevor Grimm, Marin Harless, Haley Hutson, Brianna Janssen, Embree Kirby, Paaces Lor, Chloe Mcculla, Reese McMahon, Mae Miller, Dillon Moen, Olivia Moen, Ryly Peterson, Ashika Belle Poflee, Madison Pound, Eve Regalado, Brayden Savoie, Teagan Schneider, Jasmine Shevchenko, Jayden Sterkel, Kaitlyn Teague, Jadyn Thomas, Nathaniel Thornton

3.4 and above: Luna Aguirre, Bella Anderson-Coffey, Llanie Barnett, Peyton Bartholomew, Xavier Brown, Nduta Chicoine, Noah Cloud, Porter Colosimo-Jerome, Ylena Cons, Haylee Dennis, David Devleming, Angelica Escontrias, Austin Flanigan, Alayna Frias, Nellie Goggin, Zekharya Hansen-Fuller, Jaklynn Hassett, Jovan Hodges, Hayden Holloway, Payton Kasinger, Von Kofol, Ilya Korneychuk, Addison Larson, Tina Lomae, Rachel Mac Cannell, Joseph Maughan, Zoey Murphy, Nevaeh Nixon, Odin Oberg, Sydney Paluck, Marley Payne, Kimberly Pham, Georgia Piatt, Alexis Pozo, Collin Reese, Evelyne Sabir, Weather Salinas-Taylor, Averi Salisbury, Casey Schjodt, Hunter Siebers, Shyann Stewart, Rostyslav Sviashchenko, Lauryn Tipton, Bogdan Topov, Christopher Velasquez Aguilar, Jakob Wagemann, Summer Wagemann, Owen Wheeler, Kaylyn Wilson, Brooklyn Wise, Riley Yarnell, Marvin Zauana Kavezeri, Gabriela Zauana

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