Fairbanks High School honorees
Education
May 23, 2019

Fairbanks High School honorees

By From JT Staff Reports

National Honor Society
Sophomores: Brendan Baker, Brianna Bosworth, Bryce Bosworth, Ellee Bouic, Julia Cheney, Madeline Conroy, Mason Cushman, Linsey Eddy, Emma Feaster, Trey Good, Braylon Green, Hunter Jackson, Shelby Jones, Sam Keller, Emma Kugel, Antonia Mapes, Meghan Moran, Lizzie Nicol, Molly Ol...

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