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Thomas Jefferson High School Thomas Jefferson High School 2017-18 School Year Trimester 1 Honor Roll Student Name Grade Level Josie Shudak 12 Gold Rebecca Weis 12 Gold Zohie Damgaard 12 Gold ANA RODRIGUEZ 12 Gold KYLIE KRUSE 12 Gold GABRIELLE GRELL 12 Gold JENNA DIEATRICK 12 Gold ALDO AVALOS JR 12 Gold MAKENZIE CUMBERLEDGE 12 Gold ANNA LARSON 12 Gold KEEVAN PAGETT 12 Gold NOEL TASCHNER 12 Gold JOSE SORIA 12 Gold JADEN DOFNER 12 Gold PHUONG DO 12 Gold ERICA MEYER 12 Gold SERENA HERT 12 Gold HANNAH OSMERS 12 Gold BRADLEY KRUG 12 Gold JOSEPHINE STARNER 12 Gold JUAN GALVAN 12 Gold ANGELA LARSON 12 Gold BRET HAUXWELL 12 Gold EMINE BODIN TIMMIG 12 Gold YUNG CHENG 12 Gold Elizabet Topete 12 Gold JAYDEN BEHRENS 12 Gold TAYSHAUN HAND 12 Gold CONNOR OSBORN 12 Gold MITCHELL FLOWERS 12 Gold TIMOTHY GINN 12 Gold CASSANDRA HIGGINS 12 Gold GABRIEL GILFILLAN 12 Gold JAMES HOAG 12 Gold HALIE HASTIE 12 Gold ASHLYNN WILEY 12 Gold KYLE SORIANO 12 Gold KATELYN EIKENBERRY 12 Gold JOSEPH PLOURDE 12 Gold 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