Chad Macdonald Earns Eagle Scout Award

Tue., Oct. 10, 1995

Compiled By Mary Beth Donelan

Chad MacDonald, a member of Boy Scout Troop 424 in the Spokane Valley, recently received his Eagle Scout award.

His Eagle project was to help paint residence numbers on curbs to assist emergency services locate addresses.

MacDonald, who graduated last spring as valedictorian from University High School, received four scholarships and is in the engineering program at the University of Idaho.

He is the son of Robert and Sonja MacDonald.

The following Inland Northwest undergraduate students at Eastern Washington University qualified for the Dean’s Honor List for the summer quarter:

Andrea Cramer, Steven Heckroth, Amy Hughes, Jonna Uibel, Li Hsiang Chang, Tomoko Hamma, Thomas Henry, Aron Y.W. Hsu, Wing L.A. Hui, Sei Isomine, Aya Ito, Hidehiro Itokawa, Nami Kon, Shu C. Lee, Chi Jui Lin, Janet Luesink, Junko Sato and Hiroko Shimizu, all of Cheney.

Doreen Myers, Colbert; Alison Roe, Colfax, Wash.; Charlene DeSautel and Tina Leach, both of Coulee Dam; Jeffrey Summerhill and Donald Vanderholm, both of Elk; Shirley Bickham and John Johann, both of Fairchild Air Force Base; Daniel Browning, Fairfield; Lynne Roberson, Medical Lake; and Mark Carbon, Jennifer Hamsher, Kalin Koba, Jason Radach and Marcella Roman, all of Moses Lake.

Spokane-area students and their high schools are: Kristi Blackwood, Heather Conlon and Renee McKeirnan, Central Valley; Wendy Kruse, Terry Meyer, Keli Moland and John Partridge, Ferris; Gina Naccarato, Gonzaga Prep.; Michael Britton and Nikki Graham, Rogers; Deena Biondi, Heather Fleming and Cynthia Koide, Lewis and Clark; Sarah Bafus, Tosha Brown, Richard Cox, Jenifer Schroeder and Michelle Totton, Mead.

Molly Davis, Charlan Gerrior and Dawn Grigsby, North Central; Justin Smiley, Northwest Christian; Brett Pierce, St. George’s; Julie Harner, Julie Jones and Eric Miller, Shadle Park; Shaundra Adams, Laurie Cunningham, Lisa Flyckt, Heidi Holmquist, Brenda McCracken and Gini Stiles, University High School; and Cory Carper, Debra Casey, Suzanne Dinnen, Christine Greene, Mary Kiphart and Karilynn Lenz, West Valley.

Others from Spokane are: David Anderson, Wilma Arnold, Maryellen Beach, Alicia Biggs, Heather Campbell, Christopher Caruso, George Cheatham, Angela Clark, Patricia Comings, Kristine Crane and Christina Crawford.

Wendy Eliason, Craig Goodman, Patsy Hayworth, Thomas Hoppensteadt, Mayuko Hosoda, David Hughes, Stacy Johnson, Miwha Kim, Lori Mitchell, Phillip Nunes, George Phaneuf, Dale Schwartz, Elizabeth Staeheli and Katsuhiko Yoshimoto.

Lauren Evans, a junior at Rogers High School, will attend the National Young Leaders Conference in Washington D.C. next month.

Evans was selected as one of 350 national scholars to attend the conference sponsored by the Congressional Youth Leadership Council, a non-profit, non-partisan educational organization.

Jack Aronson was elected president of the Spokane Lilac Festival Association’s 1995-96 festival season.

Bob Tallan is the new first-vice president and president elect. Those elected as vice presidents are: Mike Noyes, area relations; Greg Bever, community/military relations; Bob Kirkpatrick, corporate development; Debbie Bever, development/publicity; Beth Raol, floats; Toni Garman, guest events; Tom Colley, marketing; Doug Toone, membership sponsorship; John Cocks, parade; and Denise Hamp, royalty.

Brent Hookom, Spokane, graduated from the commercial drivers program of Diver’s Institute of Technology, Inc. (DIT) in Seattle. Hookom will be trained in underwater welding, photography, Haz-Mat and other underwater construction/inspection skill areas.

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