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The INDEPENDENT, December 6, 2000
VHS first quarter honor students
The following Vernonia High
School students were on the
first quarter Honor Roll:
Freshmen, 4.00 - Katherine
Traylor, Carrick Flynn.
3.50 or higher - Kala Ron
do, Alyssa Hauser, Curtis
Jundt, Alex Moeller, Andrew
Brookins, Maryl Kunkel, Taryn
Braseth, Melissa Grebenc,
Benjamin Brookins.
Sophomores, 4.00 - Eric
Weller, Emilee Suess, Jennifer
Kinney, Shawn Hillyer, Steph
anie Hein.
3.50 or higher - Jessica
Thornburg, Holly Murphy, Lydia
Isaacson, Audrey Isaacson, Tr
isha Lee, Josh Ward, Heather
Forster, Shilo Stevens, Jaki
King, Michael Jenkins, Rachael
Bensten, Jesse Borst.
Juniors, 4.00 - Brass Sears,
Alisha Jundt, Alex Hayes, Jen
nifer Bernardi.
3.50 or higher - Megan Peu-
ra, Nicole Gwin, Sarah Sook,
Jessica Dillon, Daniel Borquez,
Katie Prpich, Megan Pattison,
Melissa Templin
Seniors, 4.00 - Hitomi Ku-
mura, Myriam Gendron, Elisa
beth Brookins.
3.50 or higher - Pernille
Rasmussen, Genny Blais, Erik
Bataglia, Abrah Pond, April
Iman, Shauna Flynn, Colin
Plews, Eric Patterson, Sam
Wynn, Tiffany Sexton, Beth
Green, Blaine Vandehey, Kayla
Hennessey, Melissa Devlaem-
inck.
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The following seventh and
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Washington Grade School:
Principal’s Honors, 4.00
GPA - Laura Brookins, Kyle
Suess, Jessica Dahl and Ben
Schorzman.
High Honors, 3.5-3.99 -
Alex Barton
High Honors, 3.5-3.99 -
James Benes, Mackenzie
Bassett, Elizabeth Bobbitt,
Marisol Borquez, Tiffany Cut-
right, Kristin Cota, Lucas En-
neberg, Timothy Hein, Andrew
Grittman, Heather Hennessey,
Julie Hales, Kristin Kelly, Royd
Johansen, Kristina Lamping,
Brandi Johnston, Akeshia Mal
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Rice, Rebecca Knowlton, Jes
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Lindsay Lennen, Katie Ro
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