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Reed City High School Honor Roll

HR Staff

June 14, 2016

REED CITY — Reed City High School has announced its second semester honor roll. Students earning a spot on the honor roll include:

Ninth grade

4.0

Megan Gawne
Grace Johnson
Olivia Johnson
Molly Perreault
Jackson Price
Thomas Quinn
Melissa Raab
Andrea Satterlee
Stephan Shewan
Kayla Smith
Alyssa Straub
Timothy Taubitz
Troy Todd
Sophie Vanantwerp
Brooke Voelker
Brett White
Connor Williams
Brandon Wirth

3.9-3.0

10th grade

4.0

Ching Hang Benny Chan
Jade Ebels
Mia Hille
Lorenz Hoernel
Catherine Kettner
Breanna Lenahan
Emma McCleary
Madelin Mora
Hunter Morrison
Allison Obermier
Alyssa Olds
Maddisyn Paine
Seth Phelps
Allison Roberts
Jordan Root
Brett Walker
Devin Willard
Sean Wineman
Jocelyn Wirth

3.9-3.0

11th grade

4.0

Meghan Borst
Abigail McIntosh
Jenelle Straathof
Kendra White

3.9-3.0

12th grade

4.0

Brooke Allen
Mallorie Allen
Leo Battle III
Elizabeth Buss
McKenzie Cornelius
Megan Donley
Elizabeth Emington
Makenzie Fender
Julianne Griffin
Quinton Kichak
Bethany Maciejewski
Elizabeth McCreery
Spencer Mund
Hanna Price
Colt Start
Skylar Sundquist
Lauren Voelker
Brenna Westhoff
Tyler White
Hannah Zigman
Emily Zolman

3.9-3.0

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