President’s Honor Roll Announced For WSU

Mon., Feb. 20, 1995

Compiled By Mary Beth Bonner

Washington State University has released its President’s Honor Roll for the fall 1994 semester.

Continued from Saturday.

Spokane (continued):

Jill Patten, Brent Penning, Jennifer Peterson, Raymond Picicci, Kelly Piper, Julia Plummer, Kristin Pope, Carrie Poquette, Darren Preuninger, Valeri Pritchard, Jeffery Reilly, Roglenda Repp, Denae Restad, Louis Riccelli, Sherry Richman, Kelly Risse, Rebecca Ryan, Michele Schindler, Tracey Shirman, Kimberly Schirmer, Felisha Schlettert and Rachael Schweiger.

Ronald Schweiger, Carrie Shelton, Sara Shelton, Erin Shultz, Jaya Smith, Dana Sommers, Sheila Stachofsky, Eric Stratte, Stacia Stricker, Meredith Summers, Ann Swanson, Phillip Swinkels, Margaret Switzer, Juliet Talley, Tim Thibault, Polly Thompson and Kurt Thornell.

Erica Traxler, Michele Turner, John Vervaeke, Thaya Vu, Lance Ward, Julie Westbrook, Jonathan Whorley, Aletta Wilson, Robert Wilson, Holly Winkler, John Wyrick, Charlotte Yeomans and Nathan Zentz.

Sprague: Jeffery Safe and Michael Stolp.

Stratford: Martha Morley.

Tekoa: Nancy Roellich and Tricia Sieveke.

Tonasket: Carole Hess.

Touchet: Christina Slater.

Uniontown: Rick Moehrle.

Valley: Lance Scott.

Veradale: Michelle Davies, Suzanne Stone and Michelle Smith.

Walla Walla: Amy Evans, Crystal Fenton, Angela Giard, Marlo Hardy, Julie Jackson, Amy Jao, Ejvind Lange, Melanie Schuster, Benjamin Smith, Timothy Smith, Matthew Stevens, Lisa Sundberg, Sarah Sundberg, Shereen Thompson, Virgil Vasquez, Helen Waldron and James Zier.

Wenatchee: Lisa Baker, Arthur Binner, Robin Brunner, Kim Dickey, Brian Erickson, Brian Hawkins, Peter Jones, Marnie Malpass, Jason Schick, Laverne Stein, Sarah Vradenburg and Glenda Zundel.

West Richland: Carrie Bottenberg, Karen Cagle, Melinda Dawson, Spring Dawnson, Amanda Loftis, E.T. Eisenstatt, Matthew Kimmel, Barbara Krejci, Melinda Krejci, Scott Noga, Ellen Panisko, Dylan Place and Anthony Will.

Wilbur: Adam Jessup, Karin McMillan and Stephanie McPherson.

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