Area WSU Students Named To Honor Roll

Thu., Sept. 28, 1995

Washington State University has announced its President’s Honor Roll for the spring semester:

Airway Heights: Janette Worley and Kurt Cole.

Albion: James Price and Elizabeth Sheaffer.

Almira High School: Jason McClung.

Cheney High School: Amy Amsden, John Ford, Nathaniel Hicks, Thane Hisaw, Jay Jordan, Marilyn Moberly, Justin Otto, Naomi Renga, Joseph White, Susanne Shamblin, Tonia Jacobsen, Dan Kemnitz and Marc Seeberger.

Chewelah: Valerie Manton, Jason Frantz Alm, Christine Belzer, Darrel Flyckt, Scott Grytdal, Lori Herday, Christie Hume, Maegan Kilpatrick, Timothy Vedder III and Katherine Raymond.

Clayton: Leslie Ostrom and Beverly Jane Morse.

Colfax: Lauren Wendt, Jeanne Bucknam, Jeffrey Cook, Darin Peterson, Todd Curtis and Lori Eastep.

Colton: Shannon Druffel, Sarah Reedy and Rick Moehrle.

Colville: John Axtell, Steven Flanagan, Seth Hooper, Andrea Kozak, Brent Beardslee, Denise Danekas-Kent, Anthony Ferguson, Kristin Sprangers and Todd Sprangers.

Coulee Dam: Amy Alling, Holly Johnson, Belen Avey and William Nicholson.

Creston: Shonn Angstrom.

Curlew: Dylan Bumbarger.

Davenport: Aaron Schutt, Craig Hardin, Scott Hardin, Jessica Hardung and Dameon Wilbur.

Deer Park: Jessica Adams and Mark Roberge.

Ephrata: Debra Florea, Jennifer Fletcher, Daniel Friesz, Kyle Lemargie, Timothy Osborn and Benjamin Williams.

Freeman: Matthew Woicik.

Garfield-Palouse: Phillip Brantner, Russell Finch, Benjamin Griner, Pamela Main and Jason Newman.

Kahlotus: Amanda Bieloh, Dave Hille and Jill Meline.

Kettle Falls: Travis Pratt and Juleen Esvelt.

LaCrosse: Nancy Shank, Julie Aune, Katie Gordon, Jennifer Pitts and Charlee Sandall.

Liberty Lake: Gunn Syverinsen.

Lind: Megan Undeberg.

Mead: Cara Preuss.

Medical Lake: Deborah Rogers, Jess Calohan, Leslie Czernik and Kathryn Green.

Moses Lake: Del Green, Kraig Jones, Leann Cole, Karla Hill, Shelley Bloom, Eugenia Carvo, Tammy Cohenour, Jeanne Fairbanks, Jennifer Fenich, Erin Kiehn, Keith Lucke, Teresa Sanford, Lisa Stiens, Jason Thompson, Kimball Waites, Jennifer Webb, Steven Harold and Shane Ely.

Newport: Nicole Balcom, April Dechenne, Rachel Dechenne, Joel Fields, Eloika Foster, Ian Lindquist, Robert Owen, Michael Lane and Margaret Switzer.

Nine Mile Falls: Staci Baker and Michelle Johnson.

Northport: Vanessa Henry.

Othello: Daniel Booker, Kevin Kaiser, Brenda Kummer, Jennifer Long, Laura May, Mark Mitchell, Joshua Robbins, Ryan Sams, Sarika Singla, Sumeer Singla and Jeffrey Wood.

Look for more listings in Friday’s column.

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