Hillsdale Middle School

From: Daily Record, The Wooster, OH | Date: March 8, 2008| Author: Bea Smith | Copyright information

All A's

Fifth grade -- Kaylee Crossen, Brock Hays, Andrew Ickes, Corbin Mager, Dylan Miller and Chaim Nethero.

Sixth grade -- William Burkett, Ashlee Cline, Paige Dickerhoof, Riley Harpster, Joshua Harris, Erin Michel, Ben Murphy, Bryce Payce, Emily Peterson, Abigail Shafer, Christina Stump and Laura Yeater.

Seventh grade -- Christian Albers, Sarah Bookman, Julia Brown, Ashlee Cutlip, Tori McCoy, Brooke Switzer and Coral Ward.

Eighth grade -- Madison Hays, Samantha ...

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