Inland Northwest Students Receive Scholarships At WSU

Sun., Oct. 8, 1995

Compiled By Mary Beth Donelan

Several Inland Northwest students have received scholarships through the Glenn Terrell Scholarship Program at Washington State University. They are listed below with their high schools and hometowns.

Those receiving $3,000 Glenn Terrell Distinguished Presidential Scholarships:

Aaron Bafus, St. John-Endicott, Colfax, Wash.

Austin Dickey, Central Valley, Greenacres.

Brett Schmauch, Central Valley, Liberty Lake.

Jocelyn Silva and Michael Baumgartner, Pullman High, Pullman.

Ann Swanson, Mead, and Kristy Kimbrough, University, both of Spokane.

Receiving a $3,000 Distinguished Multicultural Scholarship was:

Brett Schmauch, Central Valley, Liberty Lake.

Receiving $1,500 Glenn Terrell Presidential Scholarships were:

Paul Ballard, Minot High, Cheney.

Patrick Nelson, Mead High, Mead.

David Crumley and Shellee Grim, both Ferris; Karri House, Mead; and Tamara Mobbs, Shadle Park, all from Spokane.

Receiving a $1,500 Multicultural Scholarship was:

Paul Ballard, Minot, Cheney.

Receiving a $1,000 Multicultural Scholar-in-Residence housing waiver was:

Cody Desautel, Inchelium High, Inchelium, Wash.

Receiving $1,000 Glenn Terrell Presidential Scholar-in-Residence housing waivers were:

Karen Barnard, Cheney High, Cheney.

Matthew Park, Jenkins High, Chewelah, Wash.

Jeffrey Hall, Colfax High, Colfax, Wash.

Matthew McMurray Creston (Wash.) High; and Brooke Anderson and Carolyn Kruger, both Davenport High, all from Davenport, Wash.

Donald Want, Colville High, Kettle Falls, Wash.

Andrea Bruce, LaCrosse High, LaCrosse, Wash.

Molly Bareither, Liberty High, Latah, Wash.

Brad Coe, Mary Walker High, Loon Lake, Wash.

Shawn Pegram, Mead High, Mead.

Heather Almond, Bryce Bishop, Kyle Taylor and Bradley Wilson, all Newport High from Newport, Wash.

William Dubois and Darlene Bradley, both from Lakeside High School, Nine Mile Falls.

Erica Moeller, Jennifer Simonson and Trisha Wellsandt, all Ritzville High, Ritzville, Wash.

From Spokane: Rachel Ulbright, Central Valley; Kristina Randell, East Valley; Lisa Holloway, Mark LaVigne, Lindsay Guy, Erica Beaumont and Marie Pomada, all Ferris; Michelle Flynn, Lewis and Clark; Andrea Renford and Genna Gould, both North Central; Brett Corigliano, Shadle Park; Stephanie Sander, University; and Meagan Elliott-Marsh and Sasha Jordan, both West Valley.

Receiving $500 Glenn Terrell Presidential Honorable Mention Scholarships were:

Rhonda Schmitt, Cheney High, Cheney.

Cody Desautel, Inchelium High, Inchelium, Wash.

Dan Rieger, Central Valley, Liberty Lake.

Amanda Lovelady, Reardan High, Reardan, Wash.

John Goldsworthy, Rosalia High, Rosalia, Wash.

Terrell “Terre” Richards, Ferris, and Lindy Leifer, North Central, both of Spokane.

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