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First quarter honor roll at Gilman school

Straight As: Fifth Grade — Tucker Capelle, Kylee Copenhaver, Ella Ewings, Logan Halida, Lucas Halida, Tate Krizan, Connor Nichols, Abagail Wallace and James Wojcik.

Seventh Grade — Alison Krizan.

Eighth Grade — Adam Draeger.

Freshman — Kalley Krizan, Kaylee O’Malley, Gracie Tallier, Kiersten Webster, Tatum Weir and Trevor Zawacki.

Sophomore — Addysson Hopkins, Abby Krug and Maurisa Larsen.

Junior — Kylee Burton, Sophia Drier, Brooke Fryza, Gracie Skabroud and Addison Warner.

Senior — Ezekiel Amster, Hannah Baker, Montana Birkenholz, Sara Chause, Bradlee Copenhaver, Evelyn Fryza, Kaitlyn Glebke, RaeAnne Heier, Emma Warner, Kaitlyn Webster and Blake Wisocky.

A Honor: Fifth Grade — Taydyn Angell, Andrew Copenhaver, Chloe Irwin, Beau Pockat, Raygen Soper, Henry Syryczuk, Rilla Syryczuk, Addison Vick and Alivia Webster.

Sixth Grade — Cooper Krug, Allison Olynick, Kyra Rabuck, Scarlett Stuner and Logan Wallace.

Seventh Grade — Claire Drier, Kayleigh James and Lee Zagorski.

Eighth Grade — Emilia Reid.

Freshman — Ellie Drier, Kylie Glebke, Katelyn Malchow, Braeden Person, Branden Ustianowski and Abram Wininger.

Sophomore — Tychelle Duellman, Emma Grunseth, Madisyn James, Aubrey Syryczuk, Angela VanDerLeest and Hannah Vick.

Junior — Samantha Adams, Carmen Alcantara, Kali Anderson, Brayden Boie, Delilah Keepers, Kade Kroeplin, Andrew Malchow, Grant McFadden, Olivia Mincoff, Courtney Person, Darian Rabuck, Katelynn Schmitt, Isaac Wininger, Carter Wisocky and Casey Wojcik.

Senior — Lexi Chaplinski, Jordan Goebel, Ethan Grunseth, Grace Grunseth, Brady Johnson, Hunter Oberle, Ethan Person, Madelyn Sinkevicius, Lydia Syryczuk, Kirklan Thompson, Sydney Webster and Jaycee Zach.

B Honor: Fifth Grade — Nadean Danielewicz, Mya Jacobs, Jefferson Koziol, Elijah Madlon, Wyatt Orth and Terran Schleis.

Sixth Grade — Alexander Copenhaver, Dawson Grunseth, Colin Irwin, Sara Lee, Dawson Robinson, Mylie Stephens, Anthony Syryczuk, Jada Tomczak and Sawyer Winger.

Seventh Grade — Olivia Buske, Abby Chaplinski, Jaylen Copenhaver, Paige Daley, Jaylean Hopkins, Dawson Krizan, Kenlyn Kroeplin, Shaelin Kutz, Josephine Lee, Nickolas Malchow, Brady McAlpine, Hailey Miller, Bradyen Olynick, Jaylyn Orth, Talyn Podolak, Trevor Vick and Wyatt Webster.

Eighth Grade — Bailey Angell, Troy Duellman, Quintin Franzen, Avory Hartzell, Bryn Hendricks, Katelynn Koziol, Abigail Mincoff, Jayda Rosemeyer, Ava Warner and Dalton Wisocky.

Freshman — Joaquin Chaplinski, Nichole Goodwin, Casey Grunseth, Gordon Jensen, Drake Keepers, Riley Kramer, Grady Kroeplin, Jordan Manglos, Wayne McAlpine, Emma Miller, Makayla Shoptow, Damien Swenson, Rachel Westaby and Kiarra Wicke.

Sophomore — Gabe Brunner, Bryce Chovan, Alexys Cornell, Kya Dietzler, Dominic Franzen, Ava Gunderson, Donovin Konecny, Julian Krizan, Zackary Marion and Alliyah Reid.

Junior — Chance Hartzell, Tayler Miller, Tyler Miller, Connor Mravik, Allen Patrick and Jenna Thorgerson.

Senior — Cheyanne Daley, Cassandra Decker, Olivia Franzen, Samantha Person, Jaiden Sedivy and Jesse Wry.

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