Area Students Named To UI Fall Dean’s List

Sun., Feb. 23, 1997

Compiled By Karen Mason

The University of Idaho has announced the names of the students who qualified for the fall semester Dean’s List:

The students from Washington and their hometowns:

Addy: Holly Perkins.

Cheney: Stacy Hartman and Lisa Mansell.

Chewelah: Joann Wellman.

Latah: Jeffrey Tee and Brian Tiegs.

Mead: Marcus Muzatko.

Moses Lake: Arin Thompson.

Newman Lake: Robert Bell.

Othello: Terry Arndt.

Palouse: Amy Hill and Melinda Hill.

Pullman: Melynda Anderson and Elizabeth Meyer.

Republic: Jill Micaroni Quaade and Nathan Shiflett.

Ritzville: Nathan Powers.

Spangle: Matthew Barrett.

Spokane: Brian Frey, Jennifer Gibson, David Ritchey, Kari Rose, Kali Hume, Melissa Sherwood, John Randolph, Carla Boulianne, Kara Davidson, Jessica Lee, Valerie Nelson, Daniel Christiansen, Alexander Gibson, Chad MacDonald, Jason Phillips, Mark Sullivan, Amy Hill, Justin O’Connor, Lisa Gutzman, Patrick Barclay, Jenson Hagen, Luke Henderson and Lawrence Pittman.

St. John: Rachel Schauble.

Warden: Jon Seitz.

The University of Washington chapter of Alpha Phi sorority recently named Jennifer Ganey, daughter of Mike and Toni Ganey, as director of chapter facilities. As director Ganey will be responsible for supervising the use and maintenance of the chapter’s housing facilities, updating the house rules and serving as liaison to the house corporation board.

Ganey is a 1995 graduate of Ferris High School and a sophomore majoring in prenursing.

Stephanie Sander, daughter of Doug and Gayle Sander, has been named to the President’s Honor Roll for fall semester at Washington State University. Sander has also been selected for the All-American Scholar Collegiate Award and was named to the National Dean’s list.

Sander is a 1995 University High School graduate and is a member of the WSU Honors Program and Phi Eta Sigma national honor society.

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