Students Win WSU Scholarships

The following area students have been awarded scholarships to attend Washington State University:

Those awarded a four-year, $3,000 Distinguished Glenn Terrell Presidential Scholarship include:

Ryan Allan, University High School graduate, plans to study engineering. He is the son of Rosalee and Jon Allan, Greenacres.

Sherri Babb, a Cheney High School graduate, is the daughter of Kathleen and David Babb. She plans to study molecular genetics and cell biology.

Nathaniel Hicks, a Cheney High School graduate, plans to study physics. He is the son of Gail and Barry Hicks, Cheney.

David Lishner, a Mead High School graduate, plans to study physics. He is the son of Kris and Mark Lishner, Spokane.

Michele Turner, a Shadle Park High School graduate, plans to study business. She is the daughter of Joanne and Timothy Turner, Spokane.

Christopher Yarber, a St. Maries High School graduate, plans to study biochemistry. He is the son of Judith and Dale Yarber, St. Maries.

Charlotte Yeomans, a graduate of Lewis and Clark High School, was also awarded the $1,454 Claire May Band physics scholarship. She plans to study sciences, and is the daughter of Linda Yeomans, Spokane, and H. Gordon Yeomans, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Glenn Terrell Presidential Scholarships (two-year, $1,500) were awarded to:

Melissa Christensen, Pullman High School graduate, is a junior studying elementary education. She is the daughter of Vicki and Pat Christensen, Pullman.

Jeffrey Cook, Colfax High School graduate, plans to study engineering. He is the son of Colleen and Michael Cook, Colfax.

Gabriel Greiner, Central Valley High School graduate, plans to study architecture. She is the daughter of Catherine and Richard Greiner.

Sabina Milbrath, 1991 Mead High School graduate, is a Community Colleges of Spokane transfer. She plans to study landscape architecture, and is the daughter of Gisela and Phillip Moyle, Spokane.

Jonica Parry, a 1993 North Central High School graduate, is studying architecture. She is the daughter of Lynda and Jim Parry, Spokane.

Rhonda Rockness, Rosalia High School graduate, plans to study public relations. She is the daughter of Karen and Chuck Rockness, Rosalia.

$1,000 Glenn Terrell Presidential Honorable Mention Scholarship winners are:

Jeremy Lawson, a Pullman High School graduate, plans to study architecture. He is the son of Deborah and Gordon Lawson, Pullman.

Robert Owen, a Newport High School graduate, plans to study business. He is the son of Katy and Rod Owen, Newport.

Glenn Terrell Presidential Scholar in Residence ($1,000 housing waiver) were awarded to:

Noah Bershatsky, Pullman High School graduate, plans to study nuclear physics. He is the son of Sheila and Harris Bershatsky, Pullman.

Mark Burns, Pullman High School graduate, plans to study wildlife biology. He is the son of Kristi and Jack Burns, Pullman.

Katherine Buss, Ferris High School graduate, plans to study business administration. She is the daughter of Danita and Albert Buss, Spokane.

Leslie Czernik, a Medical Lake High School graduate, is the daughter of Sandra Czernik, Medical Lake.

Daisy Daubert, East Valley High School graduate, plans to study zoology. She is the daughter of Audrey and Timothy Daubert.

Juleen Esvelt, Kettle Falls High School graduate, plans to study engineering. She is the daughter of Windy and Fred Esvelt, Rice.

Paul Henning, a Pullman High School graduate, plans to study music and architecture. He is the son of Carolee Armfield, Pullman, and Roger Henning, Thornton.

Emilie Herbst, graduate of North Central High School, plans to study English education. She is the daughter of Chary and Craig Herbst, Spokane.

Alisa Huffaker, graduate of Pullman High School, plans to study chemistry/biochemistry. She is the daughter of Ann and Ray Huffaker, Pullman.

Amy Laughlin, Gonzaga Prep graduate, plans to study pharmacy. She is the daughter of Jacqueline and Robert Laughlin, Spokane.

Jana Legerski, Mead High School graduate, plans to study civil/structural engineering. She is the daughter of Lois and Richard Legerski, Spokane.

Shane Lofstedt, Mead High School graduate, plans to study veterinary medicine. He is the son of Dianne and Robert Walker, Spokane.

Carissa Mundt, Liberty High School graduate, plans to study animal science/agribusiness. She is the daughter of Pam and Chris Mundt, Rosalia.

Kory Oman, Pullman High School graduate, plans to study business administration and criminal justice. He is the son of Judy and Ted Oman, Pullman.

Keri Paulson, Harrington High School graduate, plans to study genetics and cell biology. She is the daughter of Eileen and Glenn Paulson, Harrington.

Lyssa Perryman, Pullman High School graduate, plans to study biology. She is the daughter of Shirley and Lance Perryman, Pullman.

Tisha Pierce, University High School graduate, plans to study elementary education. She is the daughter of Debbie and Larry Pierce, Spokane.

Jennifer Pitts, LaCrosse High School graduate, is the daughter of Cindy and Kim Pitts, LaCrosse.

Cara Preuss, is the daughter of Gregory and Doreen Preuss, Mead. She plans to study education.

Bridget Rohner, Reardan High School graduate, plans to study speech and hearing sciences. She is the daughter of Bernie and Jerry Rohner, Spokane.

Dayna Scheele, Liberty High School graduate, plans to study engineering. She is the daughter of Janece and Duane Scheele, Fairfield.

Kimberly Schirmer, Liberty High School graduate, plans to study criminal justice/pre-law. She is the daughter of Susan and Mark Schirmer, Spokane.

Jeremy Stedman, Reardan High School graduate, plans to study business. He is the son of Jan and John Stedman, Reardan.

Anna Wollenburg, Lakeland High School graduate, plans to study chemical engineering. She is the daughter of Mary and Paul Wollenburg, Rathdrum.

David Wyatt, Shadle Park High School graduate, plans to study music education/performance. He is the son of Sue and Ken Endersbe, Spokane.

Laine Zornes, Cheney High School graduate, plans to study business administration. He is the son of Heidi and Richard Zornes, Cheney.

Susan Amen, a Mead High School graduate, also received a Glenn Terrell Presidential Scholar in Residence housing waiver of $1,000. She plans to study science and is the daughter of Adrienne Amen, Spokane.

Asif Chaudhry, a Pullman High School graduate, also received Multicultural Scholar in Residence and Glenn Terrell Presidential Scholar housing waivers of $1,000 each. He is the son of Shamin and Hanif Chaudhry, Pullman.

Christina Dittmar, a Riverside High School graduate, also received a Glenn Terrell Presidential Honorable Mention Scholarship for $500. She plans to study Russian language/literature, as well as math or science. She is the daughter of Linda and Steven Snider, Spokane.

Multicultural Scholarships (4-year, $1,500) went to:

Trung Ho Nguyen, a Lewis and Clark High School graduate, plans to study in the health field. He is the nephew of Cuc Ho, Spokane.

Gary Yamashita, a Medical Lake High School graduate, is the son of Linda and Eric Yamashita.

The Multicultural Scholar in Residence award, a $1,894 housing waiver, went to Sara Ray, a Lewis and Clark High School graduate. She plans to study nursing and is the daughter of Jean and Laurence Ray, Spokane.