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Grossmont Union High School District 2007 Valedictorians GROSSMONT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 2007 VALEDICTORIANS The Grossmont Union High School District has announced the names of the valedictorians for the senior class of 2007. Nineteen students have attained this high honor. The student names, parent names, communities, and schools are as follows: Valedictorians Parents Community Grossmont High School Stephanie Kern Mr. & Mrs. Phillip (Sandra) Kern Spring Valley Helix Charter High School Beth Amann Mr. & Mrs. Paul (Gayle) Amann Lemon Grove Cristina Gorrino Mr. & Mrs. Octavio (Ana) Gorrino Spring Valley Bing Lin Mr. & Mrs. Jian (Zaichun Chen) Lin La Mesa Adam Shutts Mr. & Mrs. David (Marsha) Shutts La Mesa El Cajon Valley High School Charles Connors Mr. & Mrs. Curtis (Sarah) Connors El Cajon Mount Miguel High School Amanda Poovey Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Cheryl) Poovey Lemon Grove El Capitan High School Daniel Finch Mr. & Mrs. Keith (Toni) Finch Lakeside Granite Hills High School Jena Mills Mr. & Mrs. Randolph (Kristen) Mills Alpine Linden Melvin Mr. & Mrs. Raleigh (Diane) Melvin Alpine Monte Vista High School Cassandra Limson Ms. Wivina Limson Spring Valley 3 Santana High School Manoo Murthy Mr. & Mrs. Sashi (Vasuki) Murthy Santee Valhalla High School Matthew Killian Mr. & Mrs. Glen (Barbara) Killian El Cajon Charles Manchee Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Nancy) Manchee El Cajon West Hills High School Chelsey Donohoo Mr. & Mrs. Rodney (Sharon) Donohoo Santee Jessica Navarre Mr. & Mrs. James (Theresa) Navarre Santee Charlotte Zhong Mr. & Mrs. Victor (Annie) Zhong El Cajon Steele Canyon High School Andrew Hanson Mr. & Mrs. Peter (Sharon) Hanson La Mesa Grossmont Middle College High School Breena Loraine Ms. Luisa Loraine Santee 4 GROSSMONT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 2007 COMPOSITE DATA BY SCHOOL Grossmont High School Helix Charter High School 514 Graduates (including 7 January grads) 510 Graduates (including 15 January grads) Valedictorian: Stephanie Kern 4.825 Valedictorians: Beth Amann 4.76 Bing Lin 4.74 Adam Shutts 4.71 Salutatorian: Ryan Balderas 4.692 Cristina Gorrino 4.62 Salutatorian: none El Cajon Valley High School Mount Miguel High School 388 Graduates (including 40 January grads) 352 Graduates (including 14 January grads) Valedictorian: Charles Connors 4.585 Valedictorian: Amanda Poovey 4.674 Salutatorian: Amy Budzynski 4.455 Salutatorian: Stefanee Garls 4.592 El Capitan High School Granite Hills High School 365 Graduates (including 3 January grads) 585 Graduates (including 13 January grads) Valedictorian: Daniel Finch 4.756 Valedictorians: Jena Mills 4.881 Linden Melvin 4.854 Salutatorian: Cristina Zepeda 4.738 Salutatorians: Tyler Winters 4.738 Peter Alkatib 4.698 Monte Vista High School Santana High School 358 Graduates (including 12 January grads) 364 Graduates (including 4 January grads) Valedictorian: Cassandra Limson 4.675 Valedictorian: Manoo Murthy 4.732 Salutatorians: Michelle Bryan 4.585 Salutatorians: Katrina Moline 4.467 Diosalyn Alonzo 4.562 Summer Dawood 4.409 Danielle Ito 4.409 5 Valhalla High School West Hills High School 421 Graduates (including 13 January grads) 558 Graduates (including 8 January grads) Valedictorians: Matthew Killian 4.780 Valedictorians: Charlotte Zhong 4.733 Charles Manchee 4.773 Chelsey Donohoo 4.717 Jessica Navarre 4.689 Salutatorian: Alissa Young 4.750 Salutatorians: Chelsey Brunt 4.682 Peter Gilson 4.659 Hayley Greenhalgh 4.612 Steele Canyon High School Grossmont Middle College High School 435 Graduates (including 35 January grads) 30 Graduates Valedictorian: Andrew Hanson 4.706 Valedictorian: Breena Loraine 4.303 Salutatorians: Eric Payne 4.667 Salutatorian: Melanie Frontz 4.288 Myles Parr 4.630 Chaparral (Gateway & Challenge) Grossmont Adult School 47 Graduates 65 Graduates # # # 6 .
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