FREEPORT HIGH SCHOOL
The following students were named to the Freeport High School Third Quarter Honor Roll:
High Honors
Grade 9: Paul Biberstein, Samuel Broadbent, Camden Donald, Meredith Dowling-Wolfe, Leora Doyle, Zachary Flood, Abigail Fortune, Moriah Hollen, Lillian Horne, Noah Kivler, Alexa Koenig, Anna Labbe, Alexander Les, Shiloh Munsen, Amanda Myron, Atticus Patrick, Owen Patrick, Margaret Perrotta, Hayden Thomas, Brooke Toothaker
Grade 10: Maya Bradbury, Jessica Driscoll, Maya Egan, Paige Masse- Brooks, Sydney San
Grade 11: Abigail Arruda, Rachel Balzer, Olivia Botting, Haley Boyden, Perrin Davidson, Maxwell Doughty, Kara Galletta, Olivia Greuel, Jordan Grotz, Maxwell Heathco, Angel Hood, Regan Lynch, Lauren Moore, Isabel Peredy, Megan Seymour
Grade 12: Caleigh Breton, Brayden Chapman, Kasey Erlebach, Lily Johnston, Quinton Libsack, Alexandra Peacock, Deidre Sachs, Isaac Salisbury, Madeleine Squibb
Honors
Grade 9: Nova Ambrose, Maya Andreson, Faith Arrison, Caleb Arsenault, Kaleb Barrett, Sera Bigelow, Alexis Caisse, Natalie Crawford, Jason D’Amico, Alec Eames, Weston Goodwin, Liam Gould, Aidan Graham, Allison Greuel, Liam Grogan, Toby Holt, Finn Johnston, Anne Kelley, Abigail King, Abbye Koenig, Grace LaMagna, Jefferson Lane, Reilly Lefebvre, Jessica Minieri, Nicholas Mitch, Leo O’Connor, Rebecca Pierce, Samuel Randall, Aaron Rusiecki, Margaret Ryan, Tabatha Sabans, Peter Sachs, Robert Sawyer, Eriksen Charles Shea, Isabella St. Clair, Joseph Sylvester, Landon Thibodeau, Jacob Tucker, Shea Wagner, Lucy Wing, Grace Wogan, Grace Zachau, Sierra Zahares
Grade 10: Benjamin Barry, Johanna Bogue Marlowe, Jared Burns, Rebecca Cameron, Emma Carter, Grace Cushman, Chloe Davidson, Christina Dennison, Taylor Dostie, Emmanuelle Greene, Lydia Hollen, Gabriel Johnson, Sarah Lano, Isabel Masison, Gregory Nam, Eero Pandora, Noah Porter, Caleb Salter-Gurau, Lauren Schenker, Hannah Skorapa, Nathan Thomas, Jacob Tomm, Callie Toothaker, Richard Tucker, Kaia Williams
Grade 11: Olivia Alterio, Kelsey Barrett, Brianna Bellefleur, Mina Breer, Monica Caruso, Bailey Coffin, Clara Cririquiain, Evan Donald, Mikaela Fleenor, Zoe Fox, Emily Francis, Jessica Gray, Simon Handelman, Bennett Hight, Henry Jaques, Claudia Labbe, Emily Latulippe, Mackie Libsack,
Alice Murphy, Yacob Olins, Laura Pierce, Christian Potts, Jordan Randall, Mckenzie Rogers, Benjamin Sawyer, John Smail, Amber Smith, Emmett Smith, Sarah Sutherland, Cody Vachon, Alex Washburn, Min Wu, Chandler Wyman
Grade 12: Allison Anderson, Kayla Belanger, Grace Bertrand, Lauren Briggs, Courtney Broderick,Tyler Camp, Lindsay Cartmell, Chase Coleman, Benjamin Cushman, Lindsey Dealaman, Josie Desjardins, Juliann Desjardins, Jeffrey Goldrup, Kendra Harrison, Leah Harrison, Shauna Holland, Sarah Howard, Benjamin Humphrey, Bailey Karnes, Tyler Larochelle, Madison McCallum, Peter Miller, Reo Miyake, Addie Monahan- Morang, Jemayla Nelsonwood, Miranda O’Shea, Caitlin Ostlund, Tessa Peredy, Ethan Pierce, Willow Razsa, Kyle Rosado, Lucy Sandin, Bryce Schmidt, Hannah Schnyder, Samantha Shannon, Caiden Shea, Nathan Smail, Painter Soule, Christopher Tilton, Jacob Todd, Chandler Vincent, Addison Vosmus, Brooklyn Washburn, Lucy Zachau
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