UI Honors Students For Accomplishments In Fall

Mon., March 2, 1998

University of Idaho students honored for academic achievement during the Fall semester have been announced.

Students must achieve a set grade-point while carrying a specified number of credit hours with requirements varying among the different academic colleges.

Moscow: Sonya Janson, Agriculture; Robin Jenkinson, Engineering, and Letters and Science; Dan Jensen, Letters and Science; Joshua Johnson, Engineering; Timothy Jones, Education; Trenton Jones, Art and Architecture; Anne Kannegaard, Letters and Science; Kealani Kiesling, General Studies; Stephanie Kimble, Education; David Kirkland, Letters and Science; Leah Knerr, Education, and Letters and Science; Jeannine Korus, Education; Ann Krause, Agriculture; Neil Lahav, Art and Architecture; Nathan Langford, Letters and Science; R. Lavender, General Studies; Brandon Leavitt, Forestry Wildlife and Range Science; Kyuok Lee, Letters and Science; Ricardo Lezama Pineda, Forestry Wildlife and Range Science; Kenneth Line, Engineering; Francine Long, Education; Richard Lovel, Letters and Science, and Mines and Earth Resources; Shane Lowe, Education; Erik Makus, Letters and Science; Kristen Marble, Education; David Mauchley, Letters and Science; and James May, Law.

Jennifer McCarroll, Letters and Science; Sara McClenan, Art and Architecture; Melissa McConnell, Education; Donald Meckel, Letters and Science; Nicholas Merrill, Letters and Science; Mara Meyer, Education; Tammy Meyer, Business and Economics; Natali Miller, Letters and Science; Rachel Miller, Education; Carolyn Morgan, Business and Economics; Aimee Nagel, Art and Architecture; Naoko Nakai, Letters and Science; Erika Nall, Education; Ernest Nickels, Letters and Science; Ronald Nickels, Letters and Science; Erica Nissen, Education; Jennifer Odle, Engineering; Rudy Olsen, Art and Architecture; Heather Paul, Agriculture; Teresa Pauley, Education; Brian Petersen, Letters and Science; Anne Peterson, Forestry Wildlife and Range Science; Erica Phillips, Law, and Letters and Science; John Potter, Agriculture; Shirley Price, Letters and Science; Linda Puccio, Education; Gabriel Putnam, Engineering; John Randolph, Business and Economics; Luke Raymond, Engineering; and John Rennison, Engineering.

Jeffrey Rigg, Education; Kimberly Rigg, Letters and Science; Jeffrey Robenstein, Engineering; Jessica Sanford, Agriculture; Cael Savage, Engineering; Kelly Sawyer, Education; Nathan Schroeder, Agriculture; Holly Schwager, Agriculture; Stanley Scott, Education; Mikaela Sebree, Letters and Science; Amy Shumaker, Letters and Science; John Simler, Education; Lester Snoderly, Education; Ina Solorzano, Letters and Science; Lindsay Squires, Education; and Kelly Stephan, Forestry Wildlife and Range Science.

Tracy Stewart, Agriculture; Jayme Strong, Education; Marisa Swank, General Studies; Christopher Tarabochia, Education; Brian Tenney, Business and Economics; Jodi Tharp, Agriculture; Linda Thompson, Letters and Science; Eric Thomson, Engineering; Andrew Vanderziel, General Studies; Angela Wallace, Business and Economics; Jeremy Weeks, Art and Architecture; Joann Wellman, Letters and Science; Carl Wharton, Letters and Science; Kama White, Letters and Science; Kraig White, Agriculture; Diane Whitney, Law; Georgina Whittem, Letters and Science; David Wilde, Art and Architecture; Joshua Wilson, Engineering; and Colleen Zahn, Law.

Moyie Springs: Jacob Johnson, Agriculture; and Craig Mesenbrink, Education.

Mullan: Yvette Man, Education.

Nordman: Buck Samuel, Agriculture.

Osburn: Bennie Calabretta, General Studies; Lucia Gregory, General Studies; Mathew Hemphill, Engineering; Nicole Rust, Agriculture; Johnelle Stosalovich, Business and Economics; and Deanna Westbrook, Education.

Pinehurst: Janelle Baillie, Letters and Science; and Corinne Davis, Education.

Plummer: Joshua Tall, general studies.

Post Falls: Matthew Atwell, Education; Peter Crowley, Business and Economics; Terrill Dion, Agriculture; Blaine Dodson, Agriculture; Matthew Dunmore, Letters and Science; Elisabeth Flaherty, Letters and Science; Jacquelin Hanna, Letters and Science; Matthew Hohenstreet, Education; Nicholas Lilyquist, Education; Neil Morris, Letters and Science; Kara Patton, Education; Julia Piaskowski, Agriculture; Kari Rice, Letters and Science; Keith Shepherd, Letters and Science; Angela Sowers, Letters and Science; and Sharon Whetsine, Education.

Potlatch: Katherine Comstock, Agriculture; Angela Helmke, Letters and Science; Jenna Rauch, Agriculture; and Kimberley Vowell, Education.

Priest River: Mathew Brass, Education; Misha Carver, Letters and Science; Rebecca Dopps, Education; Joshua Fedora, Art and Architecture; Andrea Holland, Education; Sara Lamanna, Education; Dustin Lungo, General Studies; Ann Naccarato, Education; Monica Ruiz, Business and Economics; Timothy Suenkel, Business and Economics; and Cresenda White, Education and Letters and Science.

Princeton: Mark Kimsey, Forestry Wildlife and Range Science.

Rathdrum: Derek Dickinson, Education; Robert Drew, Engineering; Andrea Jenkins, Education; Carrie Marlatt, Agriculture and Education; Michael Paul, Engineering; William Reynolds, Mines and Earth Resources; Louis Smathers, Education.

Sagle: Shawna Benner, Letters and Science; Pepper Bradetich, Education; Angela Brass, Agriculture; Elaine Curtis, Letters and Science; Patrick McLaughlin, Education; and Colt Mehler, Engineering.

St. Maries: Elizabeth Armstrong, Business and Economics; Brett Blackburn, Engineering; Hoa Cong, Education; Edward Coulter, Engineering; Sarah Cuvala, Agriculture; Jennifer Dryden, Education; Toby Epler, Engineering; Gretchen Gottschalk, Business and Economics; Pohley Hill, Agriculture; Margaret Latshaw, Education; Donellen Moen, General Studies; Benjamin Orr, Engineering; Chad Ross, Letters, and Science and Mines and Earth Resources; Cami Stevenson, Agriculture, and Letters and Science; and Christopher Tams, Engineering.

Sandpoint: Stacia Hagerty, Law; Sara Herzel, Education; Kristina Holt, Agriculture; Robert Neely, Education; Karen Omodt, Letters and Science; Ethan Owens, Education, and Letters and Science; Soshana Peyser, Letters and Science; Jason Reichold, Letters and Science; Charis Robinson, Education; Fremont Shields, Business and Economics, and Letters and Science; Erin Siemers, Education; Brian Smith, Education; Danielle Smith, Education; Diana Strickley, Education; Diana Strickley, Education; Aujsha Taylor, Agriculture; Patricia Wallace, Letters and Science; and Rose Wood, Letters and Science.

Silverton: Katherine Marlow, Education.

Spirit Lake: Travis Puller, Letters and Science.

Troy: Dustin Bauer, Law; Catherine King, Business and Economics; Emma Kossman, Education; Scott Nelson, Education; Kelley Racicot, Education; Miriam Seegmiller, Letters and Science; Allison Smith, Letters and Science; Jeffrey Smith, Engineering; Callie Strong, Education; Jesse Thomas, Letters and Science; Kimberly Traver, Letters and Science; and Kristi Trout, Education.

Viola: Francis King, Education.

Worley: James Windisch, Education.

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