SACO — Thornton Academy Middle School announces the following students were named to the fourth quarter honor roll for the 2013-14 school year: First Honors: Colby Bolduc, Christina Casvikes, Shelby Heiman, Meagan Huard, Ethan Hunt, Julia Ivanov, Evelyn Kellum, Lindsay LaBrecque, Samuel Lamontagne, Fayth Nedeau, Cole Paulin, Maris Podgurski, Lilly Shaw, Sophie Speed, Mia Taranko, Sawyer Wirsing, Halle Farnsworth, Jacob Lamontagne, Meg Noble, Owen Thurm, Grace Toshach, Samantha Underwood, Chandler Bilodeau, Eric Heiman, Daniel Laverriere, Wyatt LeBlanc, Adeline Paradis, Alivia Sobey, Asher Thompson, Arianna True; Second Honors: Caleb Aportria, Jesse Belanger, Ares Bourque, Tallulah Carroll, Allison Cloutier, Alizabeth Conant, Stephen Emerson, Eve Gagne, Kobe Gaudette, Travis Gosselin, Colby Hanscom, Deanna Ivanov, Ellie Kimball, Zachary Lapierre, Olivia Moody, Dylan Nguyen, Olivia Paradis, Lily Stark, Lillian Welter, Joshua Wormwood, Chantal Biggar, Kayla Cloutier, Tyler Gilbert, Elise Hebert, Olivia Howe, Tegan Jackson, Alyson LaBrecque, Calliope Landgrebe, Morgan LeBlanc, Gabe Paulin, Ellis Ryder, Makayla Sanborn, Andrew Straffin, Henry Sylvester, Elizabeth Toshach, Airik Cloutier, Lenore Famosi, David Keohan, Ryan Kyle, Felicia Lemieux, Sabrina Nguyen, Shalyn Phillips, Jackson Pierce, Jacob Richard, Miranda Rose, Ethan Smith, Brady Speed, Julia Toshach, Michael Underwood, John Webb; Third Honors: Travis Belanger, Jessica Biggar, Colby Dumont, Destiny Keohan, Colby Lands, Sophia Meyer, Austin Thayer, Emma Cianchette, Brett Collard, Anastasia Colomb, Evan Dickson, Wade Jarvis, Jared Kimball, Alyssa Lajoie, Ethan Littlefield, Emily Murray, Chris Toshach, Sarah Toshach, Garon Woods, Gracie Acheson, Nicholas Beaudoin, Addison Dufour, Calli-Ann Leach, Alexys Libby, Zachery Litvinchyk, Elijah Older, Victoria Williams.
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