Students Qualify For Ewu’s Honor Roll

Wed., May 24, 1995

Compiled By Mary Beth Donelan

The following students qualified for the Eastern Washington University Dean’s Honor List for winter quarter 1995. A student must carry at least 12 credits and achieve a grade-point average of 3.5 or above:

West Valley: John Boston, Cory Carper, Mindy Costello, Brian DeBoer, Kevin Dinnen, Timothy Frye, Marvin Greenlee, Joyce Hawkins, Laura Kelly, James Knight, Tina Kunze, Leazlee Lawson, Jennifer Lewis, Kelly McHaney, Laurie Nugen, Barbara Poppe, Ruth Russell and Teddy Shaver.

Other: Gary Achziger, David Anderson, Wilma Arnold, Marc Avery, Ray Bachmann, Christine Back, Justin Baker, Jeannine Baldwin, Terry Barker, Colleen Beason, Casey Beechinor, Alicia Biggs, Martina Boothman, Dawn Boyd, Shannon Brophy, Patricia Brown, Charolette Carey, Ann Carlson, Lucien Cayer and Jody Cheever.

Ramona Campobasso, William Cook, Vicki Costello, Kristine Crane, Christopher Crawford, Jennifer Daly, Nikki Easterling, Anne Ehret, Pamela Evans, John Faerber, David Farnam, Michelle Floch, Dennis Frazier, James Fry, Stephen Gavin, Gregory Gerson, Ronald Gibb, Molly Gilden, Lance Goffinet, Susan Gustafson, Konnie Guthrie and Todd Healey.

Jorgeanne Herron, Dusty Hiskey, Charles Hormel, Beth House, Jansi Inch, Lynnette Jensen, Janet Johnston, Cheryl Jones, William Kienholz, Dalton Landers, Carole Lantz, Herbert LeBeau, Ann Little, Pamela Ludwig, Pamela Lynch, Janine Maggart, Eileen McKinnon, Michael McGuire, Sandra Miller, Masaya Miura, Philip Nunes, Timothy Orr, Nora Pabst and Karine Poulinquen.

Michelle Reese, Donald Reiman, Lillian Robinson, Richard Schmidt, Christopher Smart, David Snyder, Elizabeth Staeheli, Suzanne Stegeman, Paula Stockamp, Hoang Lan Thi Thai, Henrik Thidenansen, Rene Thompson, Dawn Toelken, Mary Vopalensky, Jane Wall, Cheryl Wallis, Junji Watanabe, Rashelle Wray, Linda Yeomans and Katsuihiko Yoshimoto.

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