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11:50 pm Tuesday, November 12, 2002

Excellence in Education

By Staff
Nov. 11, 2002
The following West Lauderdale Middle School students made the Honor Roll and the Superintendent's List, or were named Chivalrous Knights, for the first nine weeks of the school year.
SUPERINTENDENT'S LIST
5th Grade
Seth Hoskins, Benjamin Cheatham, Parker Davis, Kathryn Ford, Aaron Harvey, Nathaniel Hodges, Kayla Johnson, David Lott, Jodi McKeithen, Matthew McPhearson, Michael Melton, Carly Milling, Jared Mowdy, Erin Neal, James Nemeth, Simeon Pak, Dana Riley, Cherise Savell, Jourdan Schulte, Chelsea Shirley, Dylan Shirley and Thomas Stokes.
6th Grade
Ann Beth Bates, Jamie Byrd, Christine Carey, Kristen Covington, Alli Crawford, Kayla Durham, Marla Eubanks, Keri Graham, Tony Hogan, Chelsea Jones, Kaleb Ketchens, Elizabeth Kiehn, Amber Lantz, Joel Mabry, Dustin McWilliams, Andy Miller, Katie Odom, Jessy Phillips, Jena Shamp, Melyssa Sheffield, Audrey Sollie, Chase Sonak, Mykel Sullivan, Lindsey Summerlin, Taylor Vick, Thomas Walton, Jake Wamble, Courtney Warren, Jocelyn Webber, Kristina Weil, Lauren Winstead, T.J. Woolman and Matthew Yerby.
7th Grade
Caleb Brown, Austin Buchanan, Ashley Day, Sarah Fair, Kimberly Gaddis, Nathan Herrington, Randy Jackson, Jataria Martin, Floyd Maseda, Ashely McCraw, Jacob Overby, Beth Page, Rachel Reeves, Kylie Rowell, Brett Scruggs, Ashley Thrash, Brad Watkins, Stephen Williams, Abby Winn and Garrett Wright.
8th Grade
Clint Brown, Caleb Courvelle, Sam Dulaney, Kate Gressett, Amy Guy, Wade Harper, Anna Harrison, Jeff Jones, Brian Knox, CC Martin, Heather Massey, Josie Matthews, Somer Moore, Jarrod Moulds, Brooke Mowdy, Katy Nabors, Edgar Osorio, Nathan Rice, Neil Robinson, James Siefker, Anna Switzer, Jessica Vick, Riley Walton, Haley Jo Wilson and Brittney Winstead.
PRINCIPAL'S LIST
5th Grade
Chelsea Aycock, Sharonda Bates, Jessica Blue, Jady Bratu, Keli Brown, Margaret Cerasi, Marlena Clayton, Summer Cook, Jessica Eldidge, Nathan Ethridge, Ryan Evans, Alexa Flaskamp, Jordan Gordon, Adam Hicks, Trey Hollis, Elizabeth Jolly, Julie Jones, Kimberly Jordan, Allison Lee, Brandie Lee, Jacob Lee, Katherine Love, Andrea Mabry, Courtney Mackey, Steven Manis, Rebecca Marsack, Leslie Martin, Jackson Mayatt, Kara McFarland, Renee McKinney, Matthew Munn, Brendan Newman, Cady Pace, Dylan Pedan, Josh Poole, Brittany Pounders, Shelby Powell, Stephanie Price, Anna Kathryn Ridinger, Hollie Rodgers, Summer Sullivan, Justin Sylvester, Morgan Thompson, Victoria Jo Thornhill, Caleb Trussell, Emily Vaughn, Emily Watkins and Hannah Watson.
6th Grade
Devin Adams, Alicia Baylor, Matt Betts, Nicole Blackwell, Steven Buck, Reanna Cannon, Janee Clark, Jacob Daniels, Tambria Davis, Hallie Dyess, Landon Ethridge, Mikeal Evans, Darren Farmer, Jordan Farrer, Kyle Fredrickson, Alex Gibson, Justin Giles, Luke Goodman, Hunter Gray, Debby Harmon, Patrick Hodges, Brock Hughes, Justin Jackson, Kayleigh Johnson, Laney Livingston, Celeste Loper, Sara Motes, Shelley Munn, Stephen Nicholas, Kim Pham, Crystene Poffahl, Chase Robinson, Jacob Stephens, Kris Sullivan, Callie Jo Surles, Ashton Tew, Eric Volpp and Tyler Wood.
7th Grade
Tavia Anderson, Kristin Bennett, Lauren Bourgeois, Bobby Branning, Tonya Carroll, Reva Combs, Beth Anne Davis, Joshua Dienhart, Keaton Farmer, Abby Gates, Cody Goodman, Whitney Gressett, Krystal Haskins, Magan Humphreys, Jon Allen Hunt, Marie John, Tracy Knight, Cally Kowall, Ashley Massey,Corey Massey, Kaitlyn McDaniel, Britney Moore, Hawk Seal, Ashley Spells, Kelsey Summerlin, Sarah Tabb, Chesney Tedder, Tyler Turner, Britne Whitaker and Ethan Womack.
8th Grade
Dan Anderson, Heather Berrey, Hunter Brown, Ryan Burns, Haley Campbell, Dennis Chaney, Austin Davis, Sanjay Davis, Christy Doyle, Bradley Eaves, Kayla Eubanks, Roni Evans, Norelle Feinauer-Preddie, Zac Foreman, Donathon Fortner, Cody Freeman, Franklin Gaddis, Sara Havard, Trexler Hull, Keunshae Jennings, David Johnson, Maddie Leach, Claire Massey, Joely McDaniel, Crystal Moulds, Austin Newell, Wade Pace, Pate Powell, Steven Radcliffe, Morgan Roberts, Natalie Sansing, Brett Shamp, Travis Smallwood, Capri Smith, Hunter Smith, Jasmine Terrell, Brittany Uhl and Mindy Wilder.
CHIVALROUS KNIGHTS:
August
5th Grade David Lott
6th Grade Katie Odom
7th Grade Brad Watkins
8th Grade Somer Moore
September
5th Grade Carly Milling
6th Grade Lauren Winstead
7th Grade Corey Walker
8th Grade Jessica Vick

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