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2019-2020 First Marking Period Honor Roll 2019-2020 First Marking Period Honor Roll First Name Last Name Sending School - Attending CTE Course Location Dylan Adams Solanco High School Diesel Equipment Technology Willow Street Campus Jacob Adams Lancaster Mennonite School Automotive Technology Willow Street Campus Mustafa Al-Mashhadani Manheim Township High School Automotive Technology Willow Street Campus Justice Aller Conestoga Valley High School Veterinary Assistant Willow Street Campus Fredasia Alston Ephrata Senior High School Medical Assistant Willow Street Campus Gabriel Altland Solanco High School RV & Outdoor Power Equipment Willow Street Campus Ann Amspacher Manheim Township High School Veterinary Assistant Willow Street Campus Skyler Anderson Hempfield Senior High School Veterinary Assistant Willow Street Campus John Anuscavage Manheim Township High School Introduction to Construction Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Loghan Axe Warwick High School Automotive Technology Willow Street Campus Abigail Barnes Elizabethtown Area High School Patient Care Technician Willow Street Campus James Barr Solanco High School Introduction to Transportation Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Mirtha Batista Serrata Pequea Valley High School Medical Assistant Willow Street Campus Alexis Batton Pequea Valley High School Automotive Technology Willow Street Campus Emma Beats Donegal High School Medical Administrative Assistant Willow Street Campus Shane Beyer Penn Manor High School RV & Outdoor Power Equipment Willow Street Campus Rebecca Bilger Garden Spot High School Automotive Technology Willow Street Campus Bethany Bills Pequea Valley High School Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide Willow Street Campus Joshua Blain Garden Spot High School Diesel Equipment Technology Willow Street Campus Trinity Bouman Conestoga Valley High School Veterinary Assistant Willow Street Campus Olivia Bowers Donegal High School Medical Administrative Assistant Willow Street Campus Lexie Bowling Lampeter-Strasburg High School Introduction to Health Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Katelynn Brandsema Manheim Township High School Animal Production Science & Technology Willow Street Campus Cassidy Bretz Manheim Central Senior High School Veterinary Assistant Willow Street Campus Austin Brown Penn Manor High School Diesel Equipment Technology Willow Street Campus Kishaun Brown J. P. McCaskey High School Veterinary Assistant Willow Street Campus Madison Buch Cocalico Senior High School Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide Willow Street Campus Kelly Buckwalter Penn Manor High School Introduction to Visual Communications Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Preston Burd Cocalico Senior High School RV & Outdoor Power Equipment Willow Street Campus Ashley Burkett Penn Manor High School Medical Assistant Willow Street Campus Spencer Burrell Solanco High School Diesel Equipment Technology Willow Street Campus Madison Burwell Elizabethtown Area High School Patient Care Technician Willow Street Campus Emma Bury Manheim Township High School Patient Care Technician Willow Street Campus 2019-2020 First Marking Period Honor Roll Nicole Carpenter Hempfield Senior High School Veterinary Assistant Willow Street Campus Zachary Carvalho Garden Spot High School Diesel Equipment Technology Willow Street Campus Haley Castline Penn Manor High School Advanced Health Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Brett Cauler Solanco High School Diesel Equipment Technology Willow Street Campus Caleb Cedeno Penn Manor High School Diesel Equipment Technology Willow Street Campus Jason Chedester Lampeter-Strasburg High School RV & Outdoor Power Equipment Willow Street Campus Anthony Clare Penn Manor High School Diesel Equipment Technology Willow Street Campus Madison Collemacine Cocalico Senior High School Veterinary Assistant Willow Street Campus Christien Conley Penn Manor High School Introduction to Visual Communications Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Eduardo Contin Penn Manor High School Advanced Health Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Nicholas Cozzone Solanco High School Veterinary Assistant Willow Street Campus Dylan Davis Pequea Valley High School Automotive Technology Willow Street Campus Gage Dellinger Hempfield Senior High School Automotive Technology Willow Street Campus Trent Delp Garden Spot High School Veterinary Assistant Willow Street Campus Emanuel Diaz Morales Manheim Township High School Introduction to Construction Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Sirr Diehl Penn Manor High School RV & Outdoor Power Equipment Willow Street Campus Karla Diez Alicea J. P. McCaskey High School Veterinary Assistant Willow Street Campus Trinity Diffenbaugh Warwick High School Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide Willow Street Campus Deidre Dixon Pequea Valley High School Introduction to Health Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Katie Douthett Pequea Valley High School Dental Assistant Willow Street Campus Amirah Dupree Pequea Valley High School Introduction to Health Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Ethan Eberly Garden Spot High School Collision Repair Willow Street Campus Ian Edwards Hempfield Senior High School Automotive Technology Willow Street Campus Mykenzie Eichelberger Garden Spot High School Medical Administrative Assistant Willow Street Campus Aaliyah Emlet Lampeter-Strasburg High School Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide Willow Street Campus Odin Eriksson Lampeter-Strasburg High School Introduction to Transportation Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Briona Eshelman Manheim Central Senior High School Veterinary Assistant Willow Street Campus Emily Eshleman Donegal High School Animal Production Science & Technology Willow Street Campus Abbegayle Ezard Penn Manor High School Introduction to Health Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Araya Fahnestock Elizabethtown Area High School Patient Care Technician Willow Street Campus Kennedy Fairman Manheim Township High School Advanced Health Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Levi Filliaux Solanco High School Introduction to Visual Communications Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Ian Fisher Manheim Township High School Diesel Equipment Technology Willow Street Campus Kiersten Fitzwater Elizabethtown Area High School Medical Administrative Assistant Willow Street Campus 2019-2020 First Marking Period Honor Roll Sara Fletcher Pequea Valley High School Animal Production Science & Technology Willow Street Campus David Frantz Manheim Township High School Introduction to Transportation Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Camren Freeman Cocalico Senior High School RV & Outdoor Power Equipment Willow Street Campus Marcus Fulmer Penn Manor High School Introduction to Transportation Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Savannah Gebhard Penn Manor High School Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide Willow Street Campus Aubrey George Donegal High School Veterinary Assistant Willow Street Campus Jae-Lyne Goldsborough Pequea Valley High School Patient Care Technician Willow Street Campus Benjamin Gomez Penn Manor High School RV & Outdoor Power Equipment Willow Street Campus Jared Gore Solanco High School Introduction to Transportation Careers - WS Willow Street Campus James Groff Penn Manor High School RV & Outdoor Power Equipment Willow Street Campus Kylie Gross Hempfield Senior High School Dental Assistant Willow Street Campus Jonathan Harsh Penn Manor High School Introduction to Transportation Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Hannah Hartley Ephrata Senior High School Advanced Health Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Caleb Hartman Manheim Central Senior High School Diesel Equipment Technology Willow Street Campus Andi Haynes Solanco High School Medical Assistant Willow Street Campus Kendall Heagy Cocalico Senior High School Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide Willow Street Campus Drew Heflin Manheim Township High School Introduction to Visual Communications Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Lexus Helmick Hempfield Senior High School Medical Administrative Assistant Willow Street Campus Olivia Herman Manheim Central Senior High School Medical Assistant Willow Street Campus Linette Hernandez Rosario J. 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McCaskey High School Veterinary Assistant Willow Street Campus Kevin Hernandez-Garcia Warwick High School Diesel Equipment Technology Willow Street Campus Kenneth Hess Solanco High School Diesel Equipment Technology Willow Street Campus Kylee Hess Penn Manor High School Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide Willow Street Campus Wendall Hess Warwick High School Diesel Equipment Technology Willow Street Campus Madison Higgins Penn Manor High School Advanced Health Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Hailey Hindman Pequea Valley High School Introduction to Health Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Benny Hoang Manheim Township High School Introduction to Transportation Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Brooke Hoffer Lampeter-Strasburg High School Introduction to Visual Communications Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Julian Honaker Hempfield Senior High School Medical Administrative Assistant Willow Street Campus Theresa Hurst Manheim Township High School Introduction to Visual Communications Careers - WS Willow Street Campus Riyanne Hutcheson Adult School Medical Administrative Assistant Willow Street Campus Josiah Inman Lampeter-Strasburg High School Patient Care Technician Willow Street Campus Kaitlyn Jack Elizabethtown Area High School Animal Production Science & Technology Willow Street Campus Matthew Jackson Donegal High School RV & Outdoor Power Equipment Willow Street Campus 2019-2020 First Marking Period Honor Roll Kaitlyn Jacobs Hempfield Senior High School Medical Assistant Willow Street Campus Garrett Janelli Cocalico
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