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Gilman middle and high school first quarter honor roll announced

12th grade A Honor Roll 3.5-4.0

Olivia Buske, Jaylen Copenhaver, Kayleigh James, Eva Kopacz, Alison Krizan, Josephine Lee, Lila Altamirano, Jaylean Hopkins, Jaylyn Orth, Morgaen Shoptaw, Claire Drier, Kenlyn Kroeplin, Lee Zagorski, Sanoe Chaplinski, Hailey Miller, Kryssy King, Joseph Syryczuk, Max Ustianowski, Abby Chaplinski, Trevor Vick, Brady McAlpine, Brayden Olynick, Paige Daley, and Mitchell Moran.

B Honor Roll 3.0-3.499

Talyn Podolak, Wyatt Webster and Patricia Kloss.

11th grade A Honor Roll 3.5-4.0

Kyra Rabuck, Laylla Bradley, Logan Wallace, Cooper Krug and Preston Olsen.

B Honor Roll 3.0-3.499

Anthony Syryczuk, Sara Lee, Dawson Robinson, Sawyer Winger, Destiny Motte, Allison Olynick, Austin Schultz and Mylie Stephens.

10th Grade A Honor Roll 3.5-4.0

Violet Kopacz, Aaron Troyer, Isabelle LaDuke, Aubrey Mann, Kylee Copenhaver, Tate Krizan, Brycen Bradley, Lucas Halida, Abagail Wallace, Kameron Baltzley, Logan Halida, Rilla Syryczuk, Connor Nichols, Kenna Prasnicky and Terran Schleis.

B Honor Roll 3.0-3.499

Jordan Halford, Jacob Bryan, Addison Vick, Henry Syryczuk, James Wojcik, Owen Warne, Wyatt Orth, Taydyn Angell, Andrew Copenhaver, Alivia Webster and Domanik Wisner.

9th Grade A Honor Roll 3.5-4.0

Kennedy Buske, Shae Drier, Norah Noonan, Shyan Pentimone, Reece Weir, Ava Webster, Averie Olynick and William Anderson-Everin.

B Honor Roll 3.0-3.499

Xzavian Fox, Jazmyn Robinson, Olivya Szemraj, Jaxson Webster, Trevin Duellman, Max Pockat, Clark Dmytro, Jossiah Jackson, Autumn Zagorski, Emalee Rivera, Makii Austin, Aspen Person and Roman Schmitt.

8th Grade A Honor Roll 3.5-4.0

Kenton Copenhaver, Molly Siok, Cullen Noonan, Colton Lang, Gemma Syryczuk, Makatlyn Cepress, Phelix Bradley and Parker Wyant.

B Honor Roll 3.0-3.499

Chyanne Wisner, Mayland Stuner, Gavyn Winger, Cade Kowalczyk and Irlanda Salas Colohua.

7th Grade A Honor Roll 3.5-4.0

Aiden Henke, Brycen Madlon, Clare Kopacz, Eli Schleis, Brinley Rosemeyer, Danielle Syryczuk, Weston Baltzley, Jane Syryczuk, Abygail Larson, Cayden Romig, Zoey McCormick and Isaac Arneson.

B Honor Roll 3.0-3.499

Sawyer Nichols, Brantley Westaby, Sofya Szemraj and Lincoln Weir.

6th Grade A Honor Roll 3.5-4.0

Ella Mai, Quinleigh Raether, Liam Bradley, Kaylan Zach, Sequoia Mallo, Bradley Halida, Oliver Pockat, Kella Rafferty, Jacob Hernandez and Skylar Webster.

B Honor Roll 3.0-3.499

Claire Dmytro, Emma Partridge, Joseph Cepress, Jett Soper and Dylan Herring.

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