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The following is the continuing list of Eastern Washington University’s fall Dean’s Honor Roll for the 2009-2010 academic year. Local students are listed by their hometowns. Spokane Valley: Shere Graham, Hannah Seagrave.

Cataldo Catholic School students will dance and sing when they perform the musical comedy “Dear Edwina Junior” on Feb. 4 and Feb. 5 at 7 p.m. at University High School. The performance is about 12-year-old Edwina and her advice-giving extravaganza, The Dear Edwina Show. The show’s music is by Jenna Solberg and is directed by Maria Caprile.

The following is the remainder of Washington State University’s fall President’s Honor Roll for the 2009-2010 academic year. Local students are listed by their hometowns. Spokane: Jenet Eng Lay Arksey, Brandon Arthur, Jeren Babcock, Kirsten Bafus, Chrystal Bailey, Mariya Vladimirovna Baldwin, Vanessa Banta, Brittney Barnes, Ashton Barron, Christopher Barry, Kiira Bayman, Mitchell Beardsley, Katrina Bech, William Bedient, Andy Belzer, John Bergeleen, Arielle Bianco, Dimitri Bianco, Krystal Blackburn, Kathrine Bland, Megan Bohanek, Kindra Botzenhardt, Sierra Brevik, Kayla Brown, Sean Brown, Laura Buchanan, Carlos Campos, Shawn Cannata, Laurinda Carolus, Rachel Casto, Manpreet Chahal, Kathleen Chastek, Brandon Cheney II, Jenny Chiang, John Choi, Kara Christen, James Clark II, Jennifer Clifford, Karleen Clifton, Emma Cloninger, Michelle Coburn, Desiree Colasant, Matthew Reynolds Conley, Christopher Cook, Christopher Coolbaugh, Stacer Cox, Valica Coy, Lauree Crane, Jacob Crisp, Kayleigh Curtis, Laura Ann Davis, Leanna Jean Davis, Shaun Matthew Deffe, Jenna Tye Degreef, Matthew Robert Delriccio, Julia E. Dixon, Kalista H. Dubiel, Shurrie Dugas, Rheya Dunning, Chase Earling, Jeffrey Edwards, Mary Elhayek, Corey Engstrom, Rachel Ermitano, Jennifer Fallon, Katie Farnes, Jake Fisher, Dane Flewelling, William Floyd, Allison Fortney, Dennis France, Jordan Frederickson, Molly Bendicka Fuhs, Kimberly Fullenwider, Spencer Funk, Alexander Gauper, Jayme Gilliam, Megan Gillum, Caryssa Gilmore, Elizabeth Marie Gilroy, Michael Robert Glockling Jr., Shaylan Janel Goodwin, Tasha A. Gouin, Ashley Marie Grater, Kayla Nicole Griffin, Jennifer Gudgel, Morgan Guske, Nicholas Hamad, Lauren Hamill, Andrew Harbison, Brandon Hare, Jessica Hart, Ryan Hartman, Erin Harvego, Ann Hatch, Tyler Hauf, Michael Hauschild, Danielle Havens, Daniel Healey, Nicole Heaney, Serenity Henderson, Molly Hennessy, Christopher Hensz, Grace Hill, Stephanie Hjortedal, Amy Hoagland, Carrie Hoch, Amanda Kay Hohner, Adam P. Jaccard, Arianne Elizabeth Jackson, Megan V. Jarrad, Mathew P. John, Benjamin Ross Johnson, Brett Emery Johnson, Erika Johnson, Martin Johnson, Steven Johnson, Tracy Johnson, Leah Jordan, Lindsay Kalin, Jared Karstetter, Ashley Kellogg, Anna Kerr, Carrie Killinger, Kacie Klein, Olivia Knouff, Ashley Koch, Larry Koffel, Liliya Grigoryevnna Komarov, Kristen Kopczynski, Cassandra Krum, Jennifer Krzymowski, Inna Kuropatko, Jacob Labelle, Cristopher Lai, Brandi Laliberte, Eric Larson, Tim Laughter, Valentina Lavrinenko, Sean Leonard, Huilan Liu, Elizabeth Love, Avril Mackay, Jon Mackay, Sarah Manix IV, Jennifer Manning, Noelle Maring, Brittany Marshall, Kristin Martin, Vitaliy Matsyplyuk Jr., Colleen Mattes, Dawn Mattinson, Nicholas Maxey, Aaron May, Andrew McCanna, Aaron McCarty, Mandy McDonald, Jessica McFaul, Brittney McIver, Amy McLean, Melissa McMicheal, Robin McMullin, Jacob Menne, Sara Merriman, Corinne Miller, Donald Miller, Erika Miller, Erin Miller, Jonathan Miller, Lisa Milton, Alex Miotke, Gavin Mitchell, Abigail Moody, Emily Moore, Courtney Morgan, Kayla Morrison, Geoffrey Moyer, Mara Namiko Mukai, Colleen Musa, Barbara Nguyen, Kathy Nguyen, Vinh Nguyen, Ashley Oliver, Olga Owens, Seth Packwood, Patrick Pacyga, Melissa Palmer, Haley Parsons, Brennan Pendleton, Britney Penna, Jessica Pilgrim, Brian Presley, Angela Price, Kimberly Pyper, Bethany Rafter, Jordan Ray, Mariah Reid, Alissa Reierson, William Reinhardt, Daniel Renz, Bobbie Riley, Nikki Riley, Hannah Robinson, Heather Rocha, Michele Rogers, Elisa Romaneschi, Elizabeth Ross, Johanna Rothstrom, Amy Rowse, Jamie Rutter, Mara Ryan, Abigail Sawhill, Jennifer Schenk, Jonathan Schillios, Gregory Schimke, Eric Schmitz, Ellen Schriner, Raechelle Scott, Crystle Sellers, Sean Severson, Vladimir Shevchenko, Aklilu Gebeyehu Shifaw, Richard Simmet, Janelle Chvatal Sims, Guramrit Pal Singh, Tara Sistrunk, David Smith, Jennifer Smith, Matthew Smith, Suzanna Smith, Nathan Spinelli, Sherrie St. Clair, Alex Stanley, Steven Steckler, Bogdan Petrovich Stepchin, Dawna Stone, Austin Storhaug, Erica Strait, Graham Stream, Whitney Taffin, Kjerste Tangvald, Brycen Tarr, Ryan Thomas, Sean Thurston, Konstantin Tishenko, Ryan Town, Kayla Trabun, Jovan Trent, Brittany Trevaskis, Tuyen Truong, Nicholas Ulrich, Mark Underhill, Michael Varga, Mays Houa Vue, Alisha Waits, Emily Wardle, Erin Webb, Aaron Weigelt, Jacqueline Weller, Scott Wenke, Sara Werner, Katie Wheeler, Kelsey White, Erika Wier, Courtney Wilcox, Chase Williams, Shawn Winchell, Jason Gee-Tak Wong, Bobbi Woodward, David Wyrick, Katherine Wyrick, Nkohoua Yang, Jaemi Yoo, Julianne Zahl, Anna Marie Zeimantz, Ryan Zentz.

Students from Lake City High School are eligible for the state Business Professionals of America competition after placing in the regional competition held recently at North Idaho College. The state competition will be in March in Boise. First-place team winners include: Alyssa Allen, Marie Burns and Taran Loper for computer animation; Lloyd Castleberry, Keifer Hofacker and Dylan Kritz for software engineering; Ryan Rhode and Corbin Staaben for Web application; Ryan Hamilton, Jared Dibble and Chelsea Sampson for Web design; and Ashley Raveena and Ronique Brooke for presentation management.

Broadway has come to Mead High School with “Broadway Night 2010,” at the Mead High School Theatre on Jan. 22 and Jan. 23 at 7:30 p.m. The production, performed by the choirs in coordination with students from the stagecraft class, is “completely original, utilizing music from classic and contemporary Broadway to weave an original story line together,” according to an e-mail from music teacher Mike Saccomanno.

Ramsey Elementary School will kick off itsWATCH D.O.G.S., or Dads of Great Students, program on Tuesday with a dads and kids pizza night from 6 to 7 p.m. at the school. The program is the safe-schools initiative of the National Center for Fathering and was created in response to the 1998 Jonesboro, Ark., school shooting. Since its inception, WATCH D.O.G.S. has spread to more than 800 schools in more than 30 states.

Winter is here and snow is on its way, and North Idaho schools are prepared for emergency school closures. In the Coeur d’Alene School District, information can be found by calling the district hotline at (208) 667-0784. The information will be updated by 6 a.m.

Students in the Coeur d’Alene School District are helping those in need this holiday season. At Lake City High School, teams, clubs, classes, students and their families have signed up for the “Adopt-A-Family” program. With the help of the LCHS students, their families, and faculty, needy families in the community will be able to have a Christmas this year.

Sandpoint-area students in grades seven through 12 recently created pieces for “The Art of Human Rights.” The event is the third annual young artists’ exhibition of human rights-themed art and literature and is hosted by the Bonner County Human Rights Task Force and the Pend Oreille Arts Council.

Students and parents at Holy Family Catholic School in Coeur d’Alene showed their appreciation for Principal Karen Durgin on Nov. 19 with more than just an ordinary thank you. Durgin’s students gave her a basket of handmade cards and gifts after a special prayer and then she was serenaded by the barbershop quartet, Coeur D’Nation, made up of Jim Peters, Joe Lykins, Bob Thackston and Dick Wagner.

The drama students at Lewis and Clark High School will perform the Broadway hit “Guys and Dolls,” Dec. 3 through Dec. 12 at 7 p.m. in the LCHS Auditorium. The cast of the show includes: Madison Martin as nightclub performer Adelaide; Duncan Smith as Nathan, Adelaide’s devoted fiancé; Gabby Deede as Sarah Brown; Jesse Ward as Sky Masterson; Andreas Anderson as Nicely Nicely; and Emmet Stackelberg as Benny Southstreet.

Lake City High School is helping people in need and getting into the holiday spirit with its annual food drive. LCHS students and staff will be collecting nonperishable food, frozen turkeys and used cell phones through Wednesday.

Medical Lake Elementary School is holding a clothing swap through Friday, collecting children’s clean, gently used clothing for those in need. An exchange table will be available to parents during parent-teacher conferences on Monday and Tuesday and all families are welcome to participate.

Coeur d’Alene students will be awarded for their academic excellence and hard work on Wednesday at Lake City High School at 6:30 p.m. Students will receive letters for their academic achievement as part of the Renaissance Academic Lettering Program, rewarding juniors and seniors who have maintained at least a 3.75 grade-point average.

Students in the Coeur d’Alene School District will remember and honor veterans in a number of assemblies on Tuesday. Veterans Day is Wednesday. Woodland Middle School will hold a special morning assembly at 8 a.m. and Dalton Elementary School has planned a flag presentation, taps and other special songs for its 9:15 a.m. assembly.

Sunset Elementary School in Airway Heights will receive a $25,000 APPLE Construction Achievement Grant from the Washington Legislature and the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. State Sen. Bob Morton, R-Orient, and State Rep. Shelly Short, R-Addy, will present the award at a school assembly on Friday at 2:20 p.m., according to a press release from the school. The assembly will also honor students for achievement on the Washington Assessment of Student Learning, as well as others contributing to the school.

Football fans at Friday night’s Gonzaga Prep game will not only get to see a game, they’ll have the opportunity to score a two-for-one coupon at Triple Play Family Fun Park. Fans at the 7 p.m. game against Lewis and Clark who donate two new or gently used children’s books to the 13th annual KHQ Success By 6 Children’s Book Drive will receive a coupon to the family park in Hayden. The game is at Gonzaga Prep, 1224 E. Euclid Ave.

Coeur d’Alene District students are invited to share their poetic talent at the Hayden Library’s Teen Poetry Slam on Monday, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Students can choose two original literary pieces and perform them live. Prizes will be awarded to students in grades six through 12.

Washington State University recently announced local residents named to President’s Honor Roll for the 2009 summer semester. Students are listed by their hometowns. Eastern Washington