Inland Empire Students Make Cwu Honor Roll

Mon., Dec. 8, 1997

Several Inland Northwest students attending Central Washington University in Ellensburg were named to the Honor Roll for spring quarter.

The students are listed by their home town.

Airway Heights: Laura Skindzier.

Chattaroy: Casey Schneider.

Cheney: Stefanie Taxeraas, Stacie Kudamatsu and Jeff Corlett.

Colbert: Katy Henry.

Colville: Angela Wollan and Aaron Fosback.

Cusick: Jennifer Brathovde.

Deer Park: Jason Langbehn and Kelliejo Diehl.

Greenacres: Marshall Thompson.

Kettle Falls: Daro Palmer.

Liberty Lake: Shelley Hogenhout and Angela Anderson.

Newport: Kelli Henshaw Nine Mile Falls: Barton Orth, Benjamin Orth and Richard Smith Jr.

Odessa: Christina Wollman.

Republic: Andre Sublett.

Spokane: William Beatty, Nicole Redl, Michele Smith, John McMurtery and Carrie Younglund.

Veradale: Christopher Smith Wilbur: Benjamin Rizor, Ann Rizor and Billie Bandy

James Johnson, a graduate of St. George’s High School, earned his bachelor of arts degree in mathematics and physics from Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine.

Zachary Allen and Elisabeth Berman, both of Spokane, were named to the dean’s list for the spring term at Johnson & Wales University, Providence, Rhode Island.

Three Spokane-area residents graduated last spring from Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa:

Annie Gregory, a 1993 graduate of North Central High School, graduated cum laude, with degrees in English and secondary education. She also received the Gast Award in Secondary Education as outstanding senior.

Brooks Clergy, a 1992 graduate of Mead High School, received a degree in sociology and anthropology.

Ethan Wynecoop, a 1992 graduate of Mead High School, received a degree in history.

Brenda Keneally, Spokane, was named to the dean’s list for spring quarter at Samford University in Birmingham, Ala. She is the daughter of Lt. Col. Robert Keneally.

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