WSU Announces Students On Summer Honor Roll

Several Inland Northwest students attending Washington State University were named to the President’s Honor Roll for the summer semester.

Their hometowns and the students are:

Pullman (continued from Sunday):

Fang-Ching Chang, Alexandra Ho, Rebecca Leung, Wanye Popeski, Wing Sze Wong, Perry Edward Grier, Ivy Justus, Stephen Karnish, Jennifer Martin, Jennifer McDonnell, Cynthia Morales, Dolan Olson, Heather Powell, Nicole Voiland, Dawn McNiel, Toni Sirotzki, Johnna Nickoloff, Connie Klein, Perveen Ali, Nicole Archambault, Lori Bergan, Kurk Broksas, Sean Daugherty and Elaine Ellis.

Gregory Graber, Del Green, Holly Maier, Cameron McCoy, Julie Shah, Susan Stockhouse, Kelly Griffith, Melissa Vantroba, Amy Burns, Tonya Dean, Sabrina Milbrath, Tony Thaler, Kwok Ho To, Y. Thien Tran, Sandra Lowe, Eugenia Park, Karrie Teitzel and Shoko Takahashi.

Phoebe Yuk Lee, David Sunich, Cynthia Rief, Peggy McRae, Jeffrey Blanchard, Khrista Buschhorn, Christina Krauss, Tiffany Lau, G.P. Wertenberger, Christine Krauss, Tiffany Lau, G.P. Wertenbergen, Christine Hoyt, Aaron Hollingberry, Brian Holt, Amy Burno and Brian Hoskins.

Spokane: Margaret Switzer, Dan Kemnitz, Robert Moscoe, Katherine Oldis, Jennifer Cellers, Daisy Daubert, Toni Baeth, Kristine Trujillo, Kip Brieley and Catherine Dixon.

Jonathan Nickoloff, Bryan Clode, Shawn Gillen, Brent Oenning, Melissa Butler, Sarah Farley, Charlotte Yeomans, Justin Lundgren, Juliet Talley and Toni Sue Baeth.

Uniontown: Sherry Burnet and Tami Dial.

Wilbur: Karin McMillan.

Haydn Morgan, longtime trustee of Whitworth College was presented with the 1995 George Frederick Whitworth Medal, the college’s highest award for service. He was recognized for 32 years of service and support to the school.

Morgan was vice president of merchandising with the former Crescent department store, and later was in the marketing division of Fidelity Mutual Savings.

He is past chairman of the Spokane Better Business Bureau and a co-founder of Spokane’s Union Gospel Mission. He has served as an elder at First Presbyterian Church, past president of the Spokane Music and Allied Arts Festivals, and past vice-president of the Spokane Symphony Association.

Katrina Taft, Ione, Wash., has had her poem “Who Am I” published by The National Library of Poetry in the anthology, “A Moment in Time.”

, DataTimes