First-quarter Unity Junior High Honor Roll students named


Last week, Unity Junior High School announced the names of students who achieved high honor roll status during the first quarter. Congratulations to the 121 students who earned the requisite grade point average to celebrate the honor. See the names of UJHS students who made the quarter's Honor Roll list here.


6th Grade High Honor Roll

Brayson Douglas Bialeschki
Ruby Ann Briggs
Blythe Ida Marie Brink
Brody Geordan Britt
Ellie Grace Butzow
McKinley Grace Cloud
Nolan Daniel Compton
Brock James Curtis
Henley Elaine DeHart
Quinn Alan Eisenmenger
Carson Robert Franklin
Hensley Mae Gabbard
Harrison Curtis Gaines
Theodore Grussing
Aiden Christopher Hartman
Penelope Moon Hickman
Ryker James Kammin
Cambria Bryn Kirby
Landon Thomas Kleiss
Gabriel Charles Krause
Flynn Edward Little
Lee Edward Marinelli
Aden Wyatt Paeth
Adalynn Jane Roberts
Magnolia Jocelyn Ruggieri
Cora Sherman
Harper Vivian Shike
Paige Farren Sommer
William Samuel Stephens
Gabriella Sutton
Elaina Joy Thomas
Nataley Anne Thompson
Dominic James Tompkins
Stella Rose VanDyke
Brooklyn June Weaver
Evelyn Grace Wilson

7th Grade High Honor Roll

Avery Mae Albaugh
Madelyn JoAnn Bear
Max William Behrends
William Terrance Bieser
Jace Boyett
Rachel Elaine Sharples Brooks
Journie Elizabeth Castle
Connor John Chesnut
Madisen Diane Coy
Avery Brooks Curry
Claire Bronte Davis
Wyatt Michael Deakin
Finley Douglas
Reid William Edwards
Jackson Carter Elam
Ashlyn Elizabeth Estes
Odin Jeffrey Evans
Shirley Arianna Garcier
Liam Thomas Grussing
Aneela Joy Hagerman
Aubrey Lou Hartman
Ezekiel Makai Hastings
Asher Jett
Pyper Rayne Jones
Zaylee Elaine Kohlenberg
Cooper Leith
Avalee Susan Little
Landon Robert Little
Brielle Raine Molina
Logan Alexander Nasser
Peyton Elizabeth Neighbors
Charlotte Rose Ocasio
Olivia Ann Ruggieri
Zachary David Ruhter
Owen Schiff
Mallory Mya Schmid
Jayceon Simmons
Brody Lee Skibbe
Elizabeth Ann Stewart
Blake Robert Stierwalt
Giselle Ann Thomas
Conor William Zumbahlen

8th Grade High Honor Roll

Maylie Rose Bates
Nora Kristina Blanchard
Brailey Marie Cain
Raeann Loucille Cozad
Lydia Grace Crowe
Kylee Paulette Cunningham
Elizabeth Irene Davidson
Bronson Edwin Davis
Savannah Jo Drewes
Collin Daniel Eckstein
Beau Richard Eisenmenger
Tinsley Layne Elliott
Alarik Byrum Ellison
Cooper Alexander Fairbanks
Nadia Grace Fairbanks
Hayden Marie Gabbard
Harper Quinn Harris
Dylan Paul Holladay
Mason James Holladay
Aaron Joseph Hood
Finnegan Samuel Bowie Isberg
Gabriel Heinrich Jahnel
Allie Rose Kamradt
Molly Kathryn Lydia Kleiss
John Isaac "Isaac" Leaman
Adelyn Jolene Maxwell
Graham Charles Moore
Ashley Ann Mumm
Caylynn Josie Parker
Raelyn Marie Prosser
Jordan William Pruitt
Makena Jade Pruitt
Avery Elizabeth Remole
Matias Alberto Rios Toro
Camdon Levi Schmid
Layla Marie Scott
Drake Alan Siuts
Kataryna Sperry
William Ross Wetherell
Levi Nelson White
Kadence Ryleigh Wiese
Alexis LeAnn Wolken
Brendan Kurtis Zerrusen


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