UI Students Receive Scholarship Awards

Sat., Oct. 21, 1995

The following North Idaho students attending the University of Idaho have received scholarship awards ranging from $100 to $6,000 for the 1995-96 academic year.

Their hometowns, the students and their scholarships are:

Troy: Travis M. Bosworth, Hazel C. DeJarnette Scholarship; Christina I. Bowerman, Alumni Association and presidential; Brian W. Carlson, Alcoa Foundation Scholarship; Gabriel D. Charbonneau, Alumni Association and presidential; Kara D. Fenwick, Florence Summers Hollada Scholarship.

Heather A. Gillins, Albertson’s Inc. Scholarship and Business Department Scholarship; Shana R. Lippert, presidential; John C. Marone, Alumni Association; Rachel Seegmiller, Maeda Music Scholarship; Jeffrey A. Smith, Alumni Association and presidential; Seth A. Thomas, Axtell Memorial Scholarship; Jesse A. Thomas, Scholarship of Merit.

Ashley R. Tribble, C.W. Moore, bookstore activities-leadership, Davis Brothers (Winn-Dixie) and the Dessie R. Barrows scholarships; and Laura A. Zmuda, the Julia M. Partridge Scholarship.

Viola: Brandi L. Becker, the Julia M. Partridge and presidential scholarships.

Wallace: Heather A. Adams, the Florence and Edwin Hall, Eugene and Osa Taylor and Norma L. Warner scholarships; Angela M. Bailey, the Charles H. Foreman and presidential scholarships; Damon S. Bardkull, Charles H. Foreman Scholarship; Paulette R. Duffy, Callahan-Zeller Foundation and Norma L. Warner scholarships; Jana M. Dunphy, the Florence and Edwin Hall, Hecla Bunker Hill and Norma L. Warner scholarships; James E. Hayman, Charles H. Foreman Scholarship; Jamie I. Mattila, Florence and Edwin Hall Scholarship; Daniel H. Rullman, the Albert Gordon (presidential) Award, Pearl R. Wilson and Lewis E. Warner scholarships; and Randy L. Tester, the Alumni Association and Charles H. Foreman scholarships.

Worley: David P. Teague, presidential.

The following Inland Northwest undergraduate students at Eastern Washington University qualified for the Dean’s Honor List for the 1995 summer quarter:

Amy Cambou, Bonners Ferry; Tracy Erdmann, Post Falls and Sharon Dane, Priest River.

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