STUDENT ACHIEVERS WAUKESHA COUNTY SECOND OF TWO PARTS (N-Z)

From: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Date: May 27, 2005 | Copyright information

(SECOND OF TWO PARTS, N-Z)

NEW BERLIN EISENHOWER

HIGH SCHOOL

Highest achievement

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Ash, John 9

Banach, Cathryn 10

Becker, Morgan 9

Bellissimo, Dana 10

Boettcher, Kelly 12

Bogart, Lauren 10

Booms, Heather 12

Brunner, Ben 11

Chesner, Lisa 10

Chicantek, Erik 12

Chughtai, Hira 12

DeMoss, Mark 12

Duecker, Susan 11

Finico, Kim 9

Finnie, Brian 11

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