Iola Middle School honored the best of the best to cap the 2018-19 school year with Awards Day.
Macie Hoag and Jesse Taylor were named recipients of the American Legion Award, which recognizes one eighth-grade girl and boy for their work in and out of the classroom. Students are nominated by IMS staff members and voted on by staff and students.
Caiden Cloud and Jake Skahan were named recipients of the KSHSAA Citizenship Award, which also honors an eighth-grade girl and boy for demonstrating respect, responsibility and reverence. The award was selected by IMS coaches.
The American Citizenship Award goes to two students from each grade level, as chosen by their teachers, who demonstrate a positive attitude toward classmates, school and community, and exhibit other traits and skills centered on civic responsibility.
Those earning all As were named to the Principals Honor Roll. They are:
Eighth grade Caiden Cloud, Elsie Fleming, Macie Hoag, Hallie McDermeit and Jesse Taylor.
Seventh grade Korbin Cloud, Rebekah Coltrane, Keira Fawson, Abigail Meiwes, Briggs Michael, Jenna Morrison, Shelby Peters, Kania Putri and Japheth Rutoh.
Sixth grade Elza Clift, Kaysin Crusinbery, Grady Dougherty, Makayla Dunne, Mariah Jelinek, Cole Mathes, Caroline Toland, Madeleine Wanker and Kenleigh Westhoff.
Fifth grade Madelyn Ashworth, Jensen Barker, Gretchen Boyers, Brennen Coffield, Kendrella McCullough, Bethany Miller, Noah Schowengerdt and Brent Stevens.
Those named to the regular honor roll:
Eighth grade Eli Adams, Holden Barker, Celina Caron, Louise Caron, Carly Dreher, Jarrett Herrmann, Jadyn Kaufman, Dallyn McGraw, TaKaya Means, Cali Riley, Jake Skahan, Kaster Trabuc, Olivia Tremain, Travis Wanker, Jack White, Luke Wicoff, Cody Wille, Haily Wilson, Mercede Wools and Alissa Yarnell.
Seventh grade Piper Aronson, Daniel Boeken, Logan Brakel, Aden Cole, Madisyn Cookson, Katelyn Erbert, Jacquelyn Fager, Justice Gile, Kendall Glaze, Christopher Holloway, William Jay, Carson Keller, Mac Leonard, Rio Lohman, Anna Lyons, Kennedy Maier, Leeann Maloney, Mateo Miller, Jaydon Morrison, Rylie Olson, Cara Porter, Molly Riebel, Gage Skahan, Kalibre Smith, Hallie Sutherland, William Talkington and Landon Weide.
Sixth grade Maxwell Anderson, Kyndal Bycroft, Cortland Carson, William Chapman, Baylie Crooks, Reese Curry, Roper Curry, Keaton DePaola, Kelson DePaola, Harper Desmarteau, Brooklyn Ellis, Alejandro Escalante, Savannah Flynn, Bryce Franklin, Everett Glaze, Jayden Goble, Kale Godfrey, Keith Gomez, Karringen Hall, Ethan Harris, Katelyn Hicks, Abbigail Hutton, Jordan Kaufman, Kealie Keeler, Halle Klotz, Alana Mader, Lucas Maier, Jada Martin, Arrie (Shae) McCain, Annemariee McCullough, Johnathan McCullough, Shaun McLaughlin, Leticia Mendoza Gardner, Cole Moyer, Kyser Nemecek, Layla Newkirk, Melanie Palmer, Ethan Riebel, Charles Rife, Demarco Rose, Kinsey Schinstock, Maya Shaughnessy, Wesleyjoe Simpson, Tayla Skahan, Hailey Stogsdill, Trevor Tatman, Emalee Thompson, Robert Warren, Alyssa Williams, Emily Williams, Kegan Wilson, Kenneth Wilson and Logan Yocham.
Fifth grade Parker Andres, Nick Bauer, Jayden Beene, Trapper Boren, Tessa Brutchin, Mathew Drago, Kameron Erbert, Stephanie Fees, Baron Folk, Layla Fry, Aaron Gagne, MaHailie Genoble, Mylie Hageman, Brett Heinrich, Jakolby Hill, Chloe Hoag, Xzavier Johnson, Madison Karns, Hayden Kelley, Payton Kern, Carly Kramer, Joel LaCrone, Keegan Lamme, Mason Lampe, Lily Lohman, Jaden Luke, Avery Martin, Izaya Martin, Kolton Northcutt, Teagan Noyes, Erish Pandit, Aurora Parker Collins, Briley Prather, Alexandra Rensing, Michaela Riebel, Maddox Riley, Emily Robertson, Briggs Sharon, Braden Stevens, Samantha Stogsdill, Andrew Streeter, Brandi Taylor, Raven Tomlinson, Isaiah Trester, Isaac Velazquez, Faith Warden, Cosette Warner, Arianna Werner, Easton Weseloh, Marlee Westhoff and Henry White.
PRESIDENTIAL Excellence Awards go to students who maintain a 3.5 grade-point average through the fall of their fifth- or eighth-grade year, and score highly on a nationally normed test or was nominated by at least two teachers for achievement in a core curriculum area:
Eighth grade Louise Caron, Elise Fleming, Macie Hoag, Emma McCormack, Hallie McDermeit, Jake Skahan, Jesse Taylor, Olivia Tremain, Travis Wanker and Luke Wicoff.
Fifth grade Madelyn Ashworth, Jensen Barker, Nickolas Bauer, Gretchen Boyers, Tessa Brutchin, Brennen Coffield, Mathew Drago, Stephanie Fees, Braeden Frame, Brett Heinrich, Chloe Hoag, Carly Kramer, Lily Lohman, Bethany Miller, Aurora Parker Collins, Michaela Riebel, Andrew Rife, Maddox Riley, Emily Robertson, Noah Schowengerdt, Brent Stevens, Isaac Velazquez and Henry White.
