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Sat, 05/21/2016 - 1:46pm

Mr. Daniel Malloy, principal at Hanover Area Jr/Sr High School, is proud to announce the Honor Roll for the third quarter of 2015/2016. High Honors: Seventh Grade: Sydney Allabaugh, Giovanna Caines, Brooke Coleman, Mollie Mae Corbett, Megan Davis, Jordan Diggs, Kaitlyn Downey, Hailey Griffin, Steven Kauffman, Erica Keefe-Pearson, Kaleigh Klein, Emily Lewis, Aimee Makowski, Dylan Martinez, Ariel Mitkowski, Alyssa Moore, Sarah O’Konski, Alicia Orzechowski, Kayleigh Perks, Isabella Popson, Stephen Rowley, Kasidy Slusser, Kassandra Smith, Jillian Snook, Seth Strouse, Ryan Wassel, Kailey Wilson, Kaycee Wren and Frank Yuscavage III. Eighth Grade: Caitlyn Bly, Zackery Evans, Edward Gensel, Chrstopher George, Kylee Kolbicka, Abby Korba, Lindsey Mendygral, Michael Mieldazis, Joseph Rowley, Tyler Stevenson and Kalysta Tighe. Ninth Grade: Tanisha Atherton, Emilee Bobos, Kyle Bohlin, Christian Buckley, Ashleigh Carbohn, Jessica Chieffo, Taylor Coleman, Tiffany Eustice, Taylor Gavlick, Julia Graziano, Gina Hemsley, Cristhy Herrera, Aaron Hummer, April Kashmer, Jared Kishbaugh, Max Mendrzycki, Abigail Mendygral, Miranda Mislivets, Samantha Nay, Marissa O’Brien, Ana Pac, Jose Perez Estrella, Connor Quaglia, Kinara Risher, Isabella Salci and Andy Xu. Tenth Grade: Austin Authier, Joseph Berkant, Lauren Blazaskie, Angela Croop, Emily Elick, Jacob Finn, Alexa Graboske, Salvatore Gurnari, Kaelee Kane, Darren Martinez, Andrew Morgan, Kayla Shaffer, Britney Steininger and Andrew Stremel. 11th Grade: Karly Bennett, Jeffrey Bennett, Dakota Bobita, Tiana Davis, Lloyd Deno, Tyler Diggs, Victoria Downey, Stephen Dule, Madison Hummer, Paige Jaslar, William Kauffman, Kevin Kinney, Zachary Koczak, Christina Kratz, Miquela Langan, Daniel Marcincavage, Rayna McGlynn, Josselin Meyer, John Minor, Richard Mitkowski, Christopher Pelchar, Kaylee Politz, Jekyra Risher, Ryan Rudnitskas, Giuseppe Salci, Noah Segear, Jillian Stobodzian, Kenneth Wadzin, Chad Wasickanin and Kyle Windt. 12th Grade: Haylee Bobos, Michael Bonifonte, Cassie Churnoski, Lauren Coleman, Sean Connelly, Emily Daubert, Mallory Ellis, Heather Evans, Dominick Gurnari, Asdone Hooper, Kendyl Kalish, Kayleigh Kashubski, Jesse Keats, Robert Kiska, Alyssa Koneski, Nathan Maholtz, Michael Malone, Brianna McGovern, Megan Milford, Emily Miller, Bailey Musial, Daelyn Mynes, Kristen Podolak, Johnny Qiu, Lauren Richmond, Roskayri Rosa Alberto, Cabrini Rudnicki, Renee Saraka, Zachary Shaffer, Kelcie Shovlin, Nicholas Stefanec, Shelby Tencza, Kathryn Waclawsksi, Justina Warnick and Kelly Weaver. Honors: Seventh Grade: Avdo Adzemovic, Brenda Arias, Matthew Barber, Stazia Bedosky, Ryan Bohlin, Rebecca Bonsavage, Marc Chekan, Sarah Chekan, Jessie Corrigan, Joseph Curcio, Tristan Davies, Mia Decker, Nicholas Gagliardi, Mataya Galella, Yessica Guzman- Mota, Peter Hibbard III, Tahje Hines, Gianna Howell, Nathan Jaslar, Jolie Jenkins, Samuel June, Chase Knouse, Tristan Luczak, Kaiden Matthews, Jessica Misson, Abby Mooney, Bianca Myers, Victoria Ortiz Torres, Madison Osburn, Robert Sabecky, Cade Schiel, Chrissy Schooley, Charles Stewart and Jada Wilson. Eighth Grade: Joseph Ansback, Jordan Anzalone, Emily Ashton, Tanner Bednarski, Brianna Cebula, Michelle Chalarca, Shannon Corcoran, Charles Cribbs, Lina Crowder, Kiyana Daniely, Alexandra Ebert, Julia Fritz, Emilee Gambill, Ethan Halas, Kiersten Kline, Alyssa Kolet, Christopher Lamoreux, Caitlin Lehman, Hunter Malia, Ross Malinowski, Alessia Mangan, Lauren Minor, Jasmin Moreira, Jacob Nettles, Margaret O’Connor, Hunter Pearson, Hannah Pugh, Liam Reilly, Jovanni Rosario, Tisiany Santos-Cesareo, James Shypulefski, Sarah Tuzinski, Emily Umlah, Asad Whitehead and Jacqueline Zamber. Ninth Grade: Matthew Beecham, Madalyn Brink, Nicolas Chekan, Trinadee Coleman, Sarah Dule, Torence Eckhart, Montanna Edwards, Gregory Fredericks, Adam Gatusky, Alexa Gonzalez, Arianna Gryziec, Shaun Gurnari, Alyssa Hannon, Julian Homa, Haley Hummel, Justin Kopko-Green, Mckenzie Kus, Justin Masur, Evan Materna, James McCabe, Rebecca Merth, Sharon Monahan, Kevin Monk, Melissa O’Brien, Shawn Prather, Noah Sherman, Arianna Sillah, Adrian Theodore, Cody Thomas, Deanna Wadzin, Gregory Wallace, Sara Whitesell, Alyssa Wivell and Lily Wright. Tenth Grade: Chakoya Allen, James Amann, Riley Bowers, Shannon Boyle, Owen Cunningham, Rafeeq Davis, Alesha Dennis, David Fedorczyk, Christian Frame, Sabrina Frame, Jared Fulginiti, Ashley Gushock, Bethany Hannon, Sean Hart, Joshua Jopling, Devin Karpovich, Brian Kelly, Ryan Kornacki, Jacob Kwiatkowski, Kiara Langan, Ashley Lundy, Rachel Malinowski, John Masur, Henry McNair, Evan O’Konski, Tabitha Ortiz, Heidia Otero, Troy Pascoe, Empres Prather, Crysta Savercool, David Schwartz, Devin Senk, Mary Slusser, Brooke Stevens, Cassandra Stoffel, Bradley Suprum, Zoe Thompson, Latarah Vanburen, Hope Willis and Shyanne Wydo. 11th Grade: Michael Ambrose, Skye Bafunno, Gabrielle Baiamonte, Brandon Brueckner, Anthony Caruso, Destiny Castrignano, Brandon Chafin, Diamond Coleman, Kaylee Cromer, Olivia Crowder, Josiah Daniels, Julie Fischer, Jordan Flaim, Logan Goss, Victoria Hoffman, Kyla Isopi, Shannon Keating, Dyllan Kobal, Mark Kocher, Morgan Korba, Naiomy Lebron Vale, Candice Mackus, Jared Marsellas, Nicholas Materazzi, Brandon Maximowicz, Abigail Michaels, Shelby Monk, Sara Ortiz, Christian Percy, Erica Proctor, Noah Rakowski, McKenna Reedy, Morgan Reese, Raymond Salwoski, Helen Schirf, Matthew Sebolka, Lauren Skupski, Payton Spitalik and Breanna Wegrzynowicz. 12th Grade: Mishauna Baucum, Connor Bowers, Sabrina Chan, Maryann Chapin, Courtney Cimakosky, Nora Conley, John Day, Regina Deno, Christian Doreskewicz, Amy Duca, Kristal East, Alyssa Evarts, Alyssa Ferrence, John Fulginiti, Alexis Gilroy, Tyler Gulick, Michaela Halesey, Pantera Harvey, Kaydee Hemsley, Kyle Holmgren, Kory Hopkins, Amelia Hossage, Brianna Izen, Jared Keats, John Kilheeney, Ryan Kinney, Kaylie Kmitch, Leah Malarkey, Nathan Mansfield, Kelly McCarthy, Michelle McNair, Megan Meeker, Hannah Mendygral, Sarah Metric, Berengere Meyer, Nicholas Minich, John Morgan, Ariela Ortiz, Michelle Ortiz, Mary Kate Penczkowski, Kayla Reilly, Zachary Roediger, Gary Rosiak, Alicia Saltz, Brandy Shamaski, John Sheridan, Jacob Smith, Isaiah Stebbins, Rune Sudduth, Ruth Thomas, Tazmear Thomas, Dana Tomko, Matthew Ungvarsky, Kristen Weisgerber, Sean Westawski and Katlyn Whitesell.

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