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Feel free to give students nn's in places other than were indicated!

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Mrs. Lucia Mary Trebby

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Boy Baker: First name is more a more uncommon name with a very common nn (example Bennett nn Ben or Anderson nn Andy) and middle name is a filler name

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Boy Crawford: First name is a surname and middle name is a common name that starts with J

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Girl Faust: First name is a very wierd celeb style baby name and middle name is either Grace, Rose, Faith or Hope

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Boy Graff: First name has something to do with an animal and middle name mythological

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Boy Harden: First name ends with an N and middle name is your favorite boy name

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Boy Jones: This boy had a very common boring first and middle name to go with his common last name. There are probably 10000 other boys with this same name

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Girl Mcdonald: First name sounds horrible with her last name and middle name has to do with the ocean

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Boy Mckendrick: First name is that of a famous rock star (please tell me who) and middle name is either David or related to David

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Girl Mills: First name is very English and middle name is is an uncommon virtue name

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Boy Reade: He is African American and has a very distinct African American name (I hope my wording has not offended anyone, If so I apoligize) Please give him two middle names

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Girl Richter: Her first name goes well with younger brother Diego's (who is in Pre-K) and middle name starts with a C

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Boy Sherlock: First name is a brand name and middle name is very short

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Boy Taylor: First name is very boyish to offset his unisex last name and middle name is boring

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Girl Wilkins: First name is unisex leaning more on the male side, first middle name is very girly to make up for first name and second middle name is kinda fluffery (is that a word) such a Coco or Mimi

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Girl Wilson: First name and middle name have oppoiste meanings

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Girl Young: First name is a palindrome and middle name is realated to Christine (her mother's name)

This message was edited 6/5/2007, 8:45 PM