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January 15, 2013

Muenster Elementary School announces award winners

Gainesville — Muenster Elementary School’s Terrific Kids for the third six weeks include: Pre-K students Megan Hess, Raven Giles, Anna Warren, Preston Robillard, Paityn Price and Ryder Gann. Kindergarten Terrific Kids are Marlee Walterscheid, Austin Spaeth, Carter Klement, Jasmine Hacker, Landon Hacker, Karissa Harrison, Della Hartman and Ayden Gray.  First grade Terrific Kids are Luke Anderson, Braeden Hacker, Gage Eberhart, Reece Acayan, Daultyn Dunn and Abigail Hendley. Second grade Terrific Kids are Samantha Lockhart, Collin Lovett, Bradley Lutkenhaus, Owen Bayer, Kaci Ford and Meadow Walterscheid. Third grade Terrific Kids are A.J. Christopher, Alex Hacker, Ty Sanders, Hailey Flusche and Yadira Ibarra. Fourth grade Terrific Kids are Sarah Monday, Jada Binder, Erin Hesse, Ty Trubenbach, Samantha Simmons, Daniel Rodriguez, Marienne Tai and Bayley Otto. Fifth grade Terrific Kids are Major Eldridge, Chase McMinn, Johnathan Zielinski, Anthony Rodriguez, Jenna Hudspaeth, Danny Luttmer, Riley Stewart and Lane Trubenbach. Sixth grade Terrific Kids are Merrett Jones, Chris Kresge, Hayden Otto, Garrett Bindel, Nolan Bayer, Rut Rodriguez and Blair Waneck. Terrific Kids awards are sponsored by Kiwanis Clubs of Muenster.

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