Lyndon Institute 2nd Quarter Honor Roll

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Lyndon Institute 2nd Quarter Honor Roll

January 23rd, 2023

High Honors

GRADE 9

Charley Jean Villeneuve

Dontae Wayde Opperman

Felix Edward Campbell

Harper Marie Clark

Isabella Jade Simonds

Julia Gillespie

Logan Paul Nelson

Logan Wheeler

Mckenzie Utley

Raymond Daniel Powers

Ryleigh Lefebvre

Taylor Grace Ott

Thomas James Noel Patrick

GRADE 10

Alida Apgar

Alyse Lynn Trepanier

Anikan Oliver Percy

Aryonna Lee Parker

Ashleigh Jo-Ellen Simpson

Cassandra Lynn Leonard

Clara Hernandez-Carretero

Clio Steele

Emersen Irene Mitchell

Ethan Roger Lussier

Ezra H Goss

Gabrielle Atkins

Jasmine Jade Barrett

Jason James Newton Vance

Joseph David Haines

Joseph Raymond Schabler

Laura Xavier Prado

Leo Louis Piluso

Lily Jane Lafferty

Linus David Pickhardt

Macey M Mawhinney

Maedi Clara Kowal

Maida Lombard Stahler

Malik James Williamson

Michaela Catherine Priest

Parker Quesnel Norway

Rebecca Jay Tanner

Ryan Harper McFeeley

Tanner James Harvey

Timothy Tester

Tori Sha Persons

Trent Simpson

Vincent Courtemarche

Wyatt Michael Mason

Yann Lescop Sanchez

Yuning Wei

GRADE 11

Alaina Chadburn

Brianna Lynn Burbo

Bryce Matthew Stevens

Connor Howard

Gavohn Gonyaw-Eaton

Harmony L VanDyk

Hayden O'Brien Marceau

Jasmine Vincent

Jason Richmann

Jayden T Bacon

Jazmine Bogie

Joseph William Garrett

Josie Allie Rowell

K-Leigh Renee Hodgdon

Lauren Kathleen Labounty

Lucas R Downer

Lydia Elizabeth Gillespie

Maya Irene DeCesare

Megan Rose Hubbard

Molly Caroline Smith

Molly Faith Renaudette

Nadia J VanDyk

Natalie Laura Santaw

Nicholas Norcross

Rylie Claire Taylor

Spencer Irwin

Summer Ann Guilmette

Talan Stacy Harrison Carpenter

Tanner Hymanson Griffin Carpenter

Tyler A Tanner

Una Colby

Yasmine Lee Vincent

GRADE 12

Abby Sue Fillion

Adrianna Danielle Webster

Aiden Eric Davis

Anthony Butts

Ashton Tucker Gould

Austin Daniel Wheeler

Brock Michael Bickford

Calley Elizabeth Humphrey

Cassandra Rose Vanderhoof

Charles S Jaborek

Chelsea Marie Ott

Clara Elizabeth Bartlett

Colby Ryan Simpson

Colin Tomas Kelley

David L White

David Matthew Bujaucius

Delaney Lee Raymond

Dylan L Foster

Eli William Hooker

Ellery Teague Norwood

Emma Nicole Montgomery

Gavin Ryan Williams

Gemma R Stowell

Grace Hathaway Martin

Gracie Lyn Peavey

Hunter Hendricks Beer

Kaylin Gray Larrabee

Laci Erin Bora

Leah Rose LaCoss

Lilyan Miller

Lukas Thor Norheim

Makenzie Hope Gadapee

Rebecca Lynn Young-Allen

Sarah Haselton

Taylor Ann Bean

Theodore Martin Levine

Zachary B Hale

Zane Brian Mawhinney

Honors

GRADE 9

Adrienne Brielle Desrochers

Alan Lin

Amelia Rose Cornelius

Ava Rapkowicz

Bailey Hannah Levine

Colin Timothy Ulrich

Grant William Owen

Griffin Goodhue

Kathryn Sylvester

Kianna Allen

Kyle Zander Friend

Lillian Mae Ball

Luther Christopher Pellerin

Mayan Sorrel Hickman

Mayla Paquette

Shelbie M Ely

Taylor Mackenzie Pittman

GRADE 10

Atte Oliver Manner

Carter P Johns

Carter Richard Paul Houghton

Eden Malei Buck

Isaac Ryan Young

Isabella Noyes

Jayden Smith

Kate Copeland

Lexandra Whitehill

Sophia Bryant

GRADE 11

Alexander Phillip Sirois

Benjamin Leland Krause

Cady Virginia Robillard

Devan Sline

Dominic Jason Laramee

Emma M Amadon

Georgia Anne Fisher

Haylee Lynn Trayah

Kayla Ryan Rosa

Liam Patrick Duff

Luke Anthony Eason

Maison Michael Owen

Mollie Claire Miller

Piper Durand

Samuel Eason

Taylor Marie Trepanier

GRADE 12

Brian Robert Somers

Cooper J Calkins

Damian John Drown

Deago Eastman

Dylan Whitehead

Elizabeth A Brown

Felicity Paige Perreault

Finn Kowal

Hunter A Briggs

Jacob Michael Leonard

Jacob T Loranger

Jessica Ann Hubbard

Jonathan Allen Fenoff

Jordan L Bandy

Julia Brynn Taylor

Julia Marie Bigelow

Katlyn Morgan Norrie

Kealey Harrison Ouellette

MaryJane Alanna Easterbrooks

Matthew Lewis Young

Natalie Grace Webster

Quentin Paul Thomas

Richard John Kittredge, Jr.

Silas Mason-Ethan Findlay

Talyn R Dean

Teagan Rose Genier

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