Ewu Dean’s List Includes Students From Reardan, Medical Lake, Spangle

Fri., Oct. 31, 1997

Compiled By Lori Derryberry

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

The students are listed by their hometowns.

Newport: Annette Hawkins, Jackie Robinson, Michelle Koontz, Jaime Funge and Nicole Koontz.

Nine Mile Falls: Kurt Kimberling.

Northport: Patricia Baribault and Mescal Frank.

Othello: Melissa Schutte, Mark Quigley, Vicki Nichols, Jonathan Faix and Jacob Gama.

Oris Orchard: Lynette Lamb.

Pullman: Lyne Taggart, Kevin Mann, Johnathan Straight and Wyatt Bergum.

Reardan: Shanda Diehl, Jodie Echelbarger, Jennifer Dougherty, Renee Dougherty, Paula Heinemann, Brenda Rohner, Monty Soliday, Christina Rogers, Darrin McComas and Michael Smith.

Republic: Lisa Christman, Matthew Rickard, Christopher Rickard and Laura Rice.

Ritzville: Ana Kison, Stacey Selcho, Jennifer Kuster, Julie Crossler, Jolie Schlimmer, Kimberly Hindman and Louise Marcus.

Rockford: Tobin Kruse and Catherine Perry.

Royal City: Theresa Mathis.

St. John-Endicott: Andrea Schmick and Shawna Sampson.

Soap Lake: John Cox and Danny Holland.

Spangle: Michael Small, Dustin Newlun, Jeff Chamberlain, Janel Piersol, Melissia Wallen and Kris Halvorson.

Spokane: (Central Valley High School graduates) Nicole Jacobs, Christa Klein, Rachel Weber, Sarah Moen, Joanne Garnes, Cara Coon, Shane Sullivan, Eric Gunning, Laura Toussaint, Jamie Huttenmaier, Michael Myers, Steve Milliken, Sandra Roskamp, Angela Marczynski and Keith Radmaker.

Jessie Hulet, James Morrison, Kristi Handley, Kari May, Brandi Saling, Tanya Kirk, Andrea Sinclair, Bonnie Mendoza, Darcy Hoover, Mark Haney, Renee Smith, Holly Gillingham, Derrick Knowles, Dan Owens, Kevin Johnson, Eric Parker and Mary Tuncil.

(East Valley) Heidi Crockett, Richard Blackwell, Tricia Haynes, Heather Hundrup, Jody Carr, Joseph O’Connor Jr., Paul Brower, Stephanie Allen, Jared Nichols, Heather Clemons and Christopher Henderson.

Tamara Phillips, Sheila Dunham, Molly Ramsey, Jamie Riggin, Curtis Barr, Andrea Kingman, Karrie Stewart, Steven LaVigne, Nathan Donaldson, Adam Donaldson and Scott Clark.

More students on EWU’s Dean’s List for the spring quarter will be published in future Achievements columns.

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