Students Earn Their Way On To Ewu Dean’s List

Thu., Oct. 30, 1997

Compiled By Lori Derryberry

This is a continuing list of Inland Northwest students named to the Dean’s List for spring quarter at Eastern Washington University.

The students are listed by their hometowns.

Chewelah: Cory McLaughlin, Ruthanna Kilpatrick, Carla Richardson, Heidi Kroiss, Jessica Graham, Joshua Stickney, Chad Scott, Paul Sety, Kyle Lindquist and Sarah Dunton.

Colfax: Pameila Stoner and Sarah Paul.

Colton: Tanya Druffell, Emily Druffel, Casey Kinzer, Todd Heitstuman and Kimberlee Pfaff.

Colville: Susanna Fenner, Cindy Cleveland, Sara Cochran, Laney White, Jalaine Heater, Phillip Ross, Forest Greenough, Jennifer Ferguson, Lisa Green, Heidi Sipe, Kellie Wisner-Bardwell, Shelley Baldwin, Dixie Sackman, Darren Collins, Jeremiah Hermance, Julie Murto, Christina Dodge, Justin Dodge, Aaron Bicchieri, Robert Rochon, Christine Vaccarezza and Justin Paige.

Creston: Jacy Johnson and Melissa Newman.

Davenport: Eugene Hein, Jennifer Brown and Roxanne Siegert.

Deer Park: Alexandre Schulz, Brenda Craudell, Jody Schulz and Kelly Carbary.

Edwall: Steven Wilson Jr.

Ephrata: Kirsten Rukke, Staci Downing, Christie McManus, Addie Carrow, Rebecca Davis, Sonya Rataezyk, Garth Hensleigh, Stacy Sligar, Nichole Dahl, Chantelle Ferguson and Lourence Dormaier.

Fairchild Air Force Base: Bronwyn Herdt, Kristine Wilson and Justine Tripp.

Harrington: Chandra Larmer.

Inchelium: Virginia Leader Charge.

Kahlotus: Meagan Bieloh and Melanie Hille.

Kettle Falls: Lia Poon, Rebecca Robinson, Brenda Linton, Kyle Sipe, Robert Berrigan and Janine DePaulo.

LaCrosse: Katharine Chastain, Joshua Daniel, Jessica Daniel, Jason Bryan, Bridget Hocutt and Tara Wigen.

Lind: Debbie Fichtenberg and Todd Kent.

Loon Lake: Marcus McCollum.

Medical Lake: Naomi Rohner, Amy Simmons, Leisa Lybbert, Richard Foy, Stacey Bettcher, Holly Moffatt, Stephanie Kjelland, Brandie Silva, Tiffany Kuhn, Wendy Farmen, Timothy Cruger, Sandra Chanter, Laurie Karr and Stacey Steiner.

Moses Lake: Lisa Wiester, Brenda Hanna, Aaron McLean, Deanne Collier, Nichole Mata, Michelle Krueger, Kristy Swartz, Ladena Christensen, Jennifer Sutter, Elizabeth Acres, Estela Yarrito and Gary Starr.

More students named to EWU’s Dean’s List will be published in future Achievements columns.

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