WELLS — Wells High School recently announced the following students were named to the first trimester honor roll for 2013-14:
Seniors
High Honors: Nicholas Audet, Emily Chrisemer, Anthony Crawford, Kaitlin Dinmore, Timothy Finley, Zoe Gatzogiannis, Cassidy Healey, Gabriel Kellett, Jasmine Loukola, Marisa Merrifield, Nicole Moody, Nicholas Ramsey, Hannah Rhodes, Brittany Stutes, Elizabeth Thompson, Nodine Webster, Amanda Woods, Meghan Young; Honors: Michaela Albano, Lauren Bame, Kassandra Batchelder, Gabrielle Betters, Breanna Blake, Kate Bleier, Elizabeth Bouchard, Kasey Bullard, Caileigh Clark, Sebastian Cody, Amanda Deshaies, Michaela DeWitt, Curtis Gibson, Tristan Jordan, Lauren Leber, Cierra Liebeck, Jameson MacNeill, Alex McCormack-Kuhman, Jon McGrath, Bennie McMinis, Keana Moats, Jacob Moody, Christina Muse, Anna Olsen, Connor Pease, Abigail Reese, Colin Sevigney, Hailey Smith, Kaitlyn Tufts, Amelia Verges, Harold Weaver, Stephanie Woods, Emilee Wooldridge, Grace Wright
Juniors
High Honors: Allison Beecher, Reilly Boyle, Sarah Clawson, MacKenzie Doucette, Julianne Fitzpatrick, Marcus Harding, Abigail N. Lord, Reed Norton, Nathan Ouellette, Zachary Pierce, Daniel Quint, Sydney Robinson, Sage Sierra, Madeline Taylor, Stephanie Towne, Jacob Wilson; Honors: Elizabeth Andrews, Hannah Bragdon, Chandler Bridge, Evan Cann, Aliah Clay, Alorah Connolly-Pelletier, Mikala Dunbar, Alison Duplisea, Charles Durfee, Matthew Gibson, Kyle Goodale, Maria Goodale, Alexandrea Haye, Bradley Hollins, Chloe Kellum, Abigail E. Lord, Corey Ludden, Megan McDonald, Andrew Michaud, Abigail Moulton, Courtney Nilosek, Christopher Poulin, Tyler Robichaud, Holly Robinson, Kayla Schneider, Jeffrey Skeats, Audrey Snow-Brine, Madeline Stearns, Sarah Trent, Gavin Turnbull, Gretchen Vandawalker, Erin Weston, Owen Wolterbeek, Timothy Wright, Kenneth Wright
Sophomores
High Honors: Tamar Cimenian, Devyn Harding, Anna Libby, Kate Macolini, Elise McCormack-Kuhman, Seamus McDonough, Lindsey Myers, Julia Nixon, Adrienne Perron, Gabrielle Peters, Justin Villemaire, Zachary Villemaire, Harrison Woodman; Honors: Talia Auen, Timothy Barnard, Tyler Bartlett, Madyson Batchelder, Courtney Beals, Charles Bell, Amber Booth, Nicole Box, Mark Brewster, Thomas Bucacci, Nicholas Buonanno, Justin Chace, Nicholas Chandler, Tanya Cimenian, John DeAngelis, Joseph DeFelice, William Dileo, Rio Fitch, Anna Furness, William Hahn, Logan Harrington, Leo Heptig, Caleb Heyland, Connor Heyland, Olivia Holdsworth, Kent Kellar, Angela Leone, Matthew McAllister, Julia Michie, Emily Mott, Nicholas Parrott, Noah Pease, Mitchell Reese, Samuel Sayward, Scot Surprenant, Matthew Swanick, Nickolas Wood
Freshmen
High Honors: Caeli Beecher, Owen Berry, Emma Clarrage, Anna Coffin, Michelle Desjardins, Lauren Dewey, Zoe Emerton, Kevin Finley, Patrick Forbes, Sydney Foss, Elizabeth Gilpatric, Melodie Godin, Taryn Lambert, Kayla Looper, Alyssa Loukola, Bailey Marsh, Takara McDermott, Brian McMahon, Isaac Michaud, Alana Moisan, Hannah Moody, Madison Morin, Nathan Olsen, David Ouellette, Richard Patnaude, Alec Pinette, Halee Ramsdell, Ryan Sousa, Isabella White; Honors: Charlyn Achola, Kaylei Ayer, Ryan Barber, Grace Box, Christopher Brassard, Alexis Brocuglio, Emily Cottis, Vincent Crawford, Isabelle Creamer, Elizabeth Curtis, Colby Damren, Dylan Danielson, Riley Dempsey, Tyler Dewey, Peter Dinmore, Lily Eremita, Elana Fortin, Cassandra Haye, Maryalissa Hebden, Sarah Holdsworth, Connor Hood, Amyrae Houde, Danielle Jarosz, Allison Jarvis, Kayla Lanagan, Samuel Livingston, Savannah Martin, Marisa Mizzoni, Wesley Moody, Brianna Nucci, Allyson O’Brien, Madison O’Connor, Ivy Pevear, Sophie Ramini, Keegan Reidy, Sara Ring, Sydnie Sayward, Olivia Sciulli, Ryan Shackford, Dawson Sibley, Andrew Skeats, Christopher Spearin, Sarah Strange, Molly Thompson, Marcus Tufts, Brandon Tweed, Amanda Villemaire, Emily Villemaire, Kayla White and Jackson Willette.
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