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TAHLEQUAH, OKLAHOMA - 158 students from Sequoyah High School made the Superintendent's and Principal's Honor Rolls for the fall semester of the 2002-2003 school year.

"We are extremely proud of these students individually and collectively," said Tony Pivec, Sequoyah High School superintendent. "Each has shown a personal excellence in academics, while as a group they represent a terrific student body. I say that knowing 10% of our students earned perfect marks, while another 43% achieved an average grade of 'B' or better in each of their classes, it's hard to find an entire student body performing this well. It says a lot about our staff and students."

The students who made the Superintendent's Honor Roll, earning a 4.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale were Shana Autaubo, Nathaniel Barnoskie, Candice Carey, Norma Bonita Carey, Amanda Jonathan Crittenden, Todd Crow, April Dickson, Rachel Fixin, Katreena Foreman, Justin Gann, Venessa Gonzales, Kasper Holmes, Brandon Johnson, Stephen Kinnamon, Marjorie Lewis, Amanda Little, Misty Mankiller, Eric Marshall, Jonathan Pallie, Edwin Rackleff, Delisha Ross, Derrick Ross, Ashley Thirsty, Logan Turner, and Whitney Warrior.

The students who earned spots on the Principal's Honor Roll by earning a grade point average of 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale were Cortney Bacon, Mitchell Barber, Tristan Barnett, Tencie Bear, Sarah Bearpaw, Maresa Beason, Lucas Belt, Kryste Benge, Joyce Berryhill, John Bird, Marcella Blackbird, Kendra Booth, Eugene Brown, Christina Bunch, Ben Bush, Natasha Bush, Joseph Byrd, Felicia Callie, Robert Carbitcher, Travis Cheater, Rachel Chouteau, Docksy Christie, Steffan Christie, Jennifer Christoffel, Robert Chuculate, Jody Chuculate, Natan Cline, Alisha Collins, Nathaniel Cornell, James Cramer, Jessica Cramer, Joshua Crawford, Tadd Crow, Steven Darden, Ashli Dill, Drew Donelson, Ryan Doyeto, Aaron Drywater, Jeffery Elizondo, Michael Elizondo, Mac Farris, Regina Fixico, Felicia Flute, Nikki Flynn, Jacob Foreman, Tenshell Foster, Kelsey Gill, Ryan Girty, Paulo Gonzales, Andrew Goodrich, Justin Grayson, Lauren Grayson, Ashley Green, Tucson Grigg, Rebecca Halstead, Allison Harjo, Svnockv Harjo, Cristine Hooper, Joey Hooper, Mindy Hooper, Terry Hooper, Heath Horawa, Nancy James, Sandy James, Vanessa John, Amanda Jones, Chad Jones, Laura Jones, Lavena Jones, Charly Keo, John Keys, Stacy Kinnamon, Haley Larsen, Lynette Lena, Tawny Lena, Bobbie Littlesun, Bret Livers, Regina Mankiller, Justin Marshall, Bronson McNiel, Darcy MedicineHorse, Jaymee Miller, Jessica Miller, Gayle Mink, Gabriella Miranda, Theoplilus Mollie, Adam Montelongo, Luis Navarro, Lance Nells, Chirs Nofire, John Nofire, Matthew Pallie, Courtney Perry, Julie Petersen, Tara Pettit, Georgette Pochoema, Adam Pratt, Krystal Primeaux, Julian Proctor, Daniel Pumpkin, William Rackliff, Melori Redhorn, Laren Richards, Benjamin Ritchey, Jamie Ritchie, Kyran Sam, J.J. Samples, Alison Scott, Hattie Scott, Jeremy Scott, Mychal Scott, Randi Sequichie, Nathan Simmers, Dorena Slinker, David Stopp, Ashley Teehee, Tiffany Teehee, Eva Thomas, Sarah Trammell, Lana Turner, Lonnie Turner, Brandon Walker, Kingsley White, Robert White, Althena Wildcat, Martin Wind, Kenneth Yargee and Tuesdae Young.

Sequoyah High School "Home of the Indians!"       Sequoyah High School, an Indian boarding school, originated in 1871, when the Cherokee National Council passed an act setting up an orphan asylum to take care of many orphans that came out of the Civil War. Sequoyah High School's approximate 300 enrollment represents 42 tribes and 14 different states. Students are eligible to attend if they are members of federally recognized Indian tribes or one-fourth blood descendants of such members.