Students make FRHS honor roll (02/19/08)

These students were named to the honor roll for the second semester grading period at Fort Recovery High School.

Seniors making the all A honor roll were Julie Backs, Kelly Hoffman, Tyler Huelskamp, Kyla Metzger and Mindy Vogel.

Seniors making the A-B honor roll were Sam Bihn, Dan Brackman, Sarah Braun, Austin Burkhardt, Lindsey Fortkamp, Alex Gehle, Dustan Grieshop, Maria Groff, Ashley Grube, Carla Guggenbiller, Kelly Knapke, Matt Link, Eric Lochtefeld, Beth May, Jenessa Nietfeld, Michael Pax, Jill Pottkotter, Kevin Sanders, Heather Schmackers, Kim Shaeffer, Jeremy Siegrist, Jessica Siegrist, Brandon Steinbrunner, Jesse Tackett, Jordan Thobe, Ben Tobe and LeAnne Tobin.

Juniors making the all A honor roll were Brady Kahlig, Anne Koesters, Joanna Snyder, Kelly Sudhoff, Kinsey Wenning and Kelsey Wuebker.

Juniors making the A-B honor roll were Matt Bauer, Andrea Faller, Chris Gehret, Mitchell Giere, Jon Hart, Mark Heinrichs, Kylie Kaiser, Chelsea Klenke, Adam Lochtefeld, Jesse Miller, Amanda Muhlenkamp, Dave Osterholt, Tina Roessner, Alison Schmitt, Jessica Sutter, Frank Thien, Betsy Tobe, Leslie Tobe, Melissa Tobe, Rachel Tobe and Brook Vaughn.

Sophomores making the all A honor roll were Kelsey Brockman, Kelsey Faller, Amber Heitkamp, Erika Muhlenkamp, Stacy O'Dell, Nicole Pottkotter, Paige Pottkotter, Sylvia Schwieterman and Hillary Staugler.

Sophomores making the A-B honor roll were Emily Bauer, Nikki Beyke, Alyssa Brackman, Josie Guggenbiller, Greg Kahlig, Nathan Keller, Beth Link, Brent Link, Jessie Link, Emily May, Beth Muhlenkamp, Josh Overman, Jacob Pohl, Kayla Pottkotter, Tyler Schlarman, Ethan Schoenherr, Sherri Schoenlein, Carly Staugler, Lauren Staugler, Shane Stein and Sassy Thompson.

Freshmen making the all A honor roll were Casey Backs, Michelle Brackman, Kelly Brown, Stacy Gehle, Caitlin Gehret, Abby Huelskamp, Rose Roessner, Emily Schoenlein, Alexis Sutter, Andrea Sutter and Gena Wendel.

Freshmen making the A-B honor roll were Shelby Alig, Laura Braun, Holly Brunswick, Shelby Brunswick, Michael Cotterman, Nicole Dilworth, Riggs Florence, Nathan Fortkamp, Renee Fortkamp, Craig Fullenkamp, Zach Guggenbiller, Ryan Heitkamp, Nichole Kaiser, Brian Keller, Barbie Link, Jessica L. Link, Tami Link, Colt Metzger, Hilary Pottkotter, Jodi Pottkotter, Adam Rohrer, Natalie Rohrer, Kyle Schmitz, Sam Schoenherr, Janelle Schoenlein, Lindsey Schroer, Aaron Sutter, Holly Thien, Olivia Thien, Alison Tobe, Alan Vogel, Aaron Will, Stacy Will and Haley Wilson.



Regional Bee

Jay County elementary schools recently held spelling bees and the winners will be going on to compete in the Regional Spelling Bee.

The winner from Redkey Elementary was Morgan Brown, a fifth grade student. She is the daughter of Michael and Bonnie Brown, Portland. The alternate is fourth grader Lance Ferguson. He is the son of Tom and Jane Ferguson, Redkey.

The winner from Westlawn Elementary was Mitch Bennett. He is in the fifth grade and is the son of Tammy and Tab Bennett, Dunkirk. The alternate was Emily Back, a fifth grader. Her parents are Bill and Michelle Back, Dunkirk.

The winner from Judge Haynes Elementary was McKayla Norris. She is a fourth grader and the daughter of Jennifer Cox, Portland. The alternate is Levi Hummel, the fourth grade son of Gene and Jennifer Hummel, Portland.

The winner from Bloomfield Elementary is Michelle Wellman, a fifth grade student and the daughter of Greg and Kathy Wellman, Bryant. The alternate is fifth grader Jessica Kerrigan. She is the daughter of Gary and Rita Kerrigan, Portland.

Fort winner

David Tobe, an eight grader from Fort Recovery Middle School, was the second runner-up at the Mercer County Spelling Bee and will represent Mercer County Schools at the Regional Spelling Bee in March. He is the son of Lester and Therese Tobe.

Dean's list

Area students were named to the dean's list at the University of Northwestern Ohio for the January session.

Making the list was Keith Alan Sprunger, Berne; Adam John Hartvig, Bryant; Alexander D. Rediger, Geneva; Joseph John Alig and Dustin Henry Guggenbiller, both from Portland.[[In-content Ad]]