Lakeside Graduates Win Awards, Scholarships

Sun., Aug. 13, 1995

Compiled By Mary Beth Donelan

The following recent graduates of Lakeside High School in Nine Mile Falls have received the following awards:

Julie Anderson, Nine Mile Education Association Scholarship for $500, Washington State Honors Award Recipient, Spokane Scholars Foundation nominee for Math, U.S. Air Force Outstanding Math Student, Tandy Technology Scholar.

Darlene Bradley, Multicultural Residence Award for $1,000.

Tom Crisp, Washington State Honors Award Recipient.

Heidi Cutler, Campbell Music Scholarship for $1,000, Whitman Merit Scholarship for $2,000, Washington State Honors Award Recipient, Spokane Scholars Foundation nominee for Fine Arts.

Shawn Davis, Dussalt Award Winner for $2,500, Washington State Honors Award Recipient.

Jeff Dean, Nine Mile Education Association Scholarship for $500, Tandy Technology Scholar.

W.T. Dubois, Glenn Terrell Presidential Scholarship for $1,000.

Tim Foster, Achievement Scholarship for $4,500, Washington State Honors Award Recipient.

Jess Gauthier, Phil Bessermin Memorial Scholarship for $500, Washington State Honors Award Recipient.

Jeremy Gilrein, Amanda Crisp Memorial Scholarship for $500, Washington State Honors Award Recipient, Spokane Scholar Foundation nominee for Science, U.S. Air Force Outstanding Science Student, Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award Winner.

Hutch Goodman, Kalamazoo Merit Scholarship, All-American Award Scholarship.

Stephanie Guenther, Athletic Grant for $8,000, Counselor Leadership Award for $200, Deer Park Ambulance Award for $250.

Suzanne Kimble, Phil Bessermin Memorial Scholarship for $500, Pell Grant for $2,340, Washington State Grant for $1,600, Voice of Democracy Winner.

Tim Klein, Whitworth Scholarship for $3,000, Native Alaskan Heritage Foundation for $1,000.

Brad Malmsten, Pell Grant for $2,000, University Grant for $7,000, Washington State Honors Award Recipient.

Bart Orth, Nine Mile Falls Booster Club Scholarship for $500, Washington State Honors Award Recipient, U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Award.

Ben Orth, Washington State Honors Award Recipient, Masonic Temple Scholarship Award for $100, Tandy Technology Scholar.

Jason Quimby, 49 Degrees North Ski Patrol Scholarship for $500.

Kyndrin Rowse, Nine Mile Falls Booster Club Scholarship for $500, Regent Scholarship for $4,000.

Jennifer Schumacher, Amanda Crisp Memorial Scholarship for $500.

Rick Smith, Phil Bessermin Memorial Scholarship for $500, Washington State Honors Award Recipient.

Erin Traber, Full tuition to U.S. Coast Guard Academy for $55,000, Washington State Honors Award Recipient, Spokane Scholars Foundation Nominee for English, U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Award.

Rich Walker, Spokane Scholars Foundation nominee for Social Science.

Erin Wert, Washington State Honors Award Recipient.

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