UI Students Honored With Memberships

Thu., May 7, 1998

Several University of Idaho honorary societies recently honored qualifying students with memberships.

Alpha Kappa Delta (junior sociology honorary): Tanya Hoover and Debbie Shrum, both of Moscow.

Alpha Lambda Delta (general freshman university honorary): Jaime Larson, Bonners Ferry; Cassandra Gulam, Sarah Perry and Debra Shaw, all of Coeur d’Alene; Jacob Calene, Joshua Johnson and Marisa Swank, all of Moscow; Buck Samuel, Nordman; Janelle Baillie, Pinehurst; Cresenda White, Priest River; Timothy Suenkel, St. Maries; Justin Boeck and Liana Dallmann, both of Sandpoint.

Beta Gamma Sigma (senior/ junior business and management honorary): Andrea Groat and Brett Villaume, both of Coeur d’Alene; Tammy Meyer, Moscow; and Catherine King, Troy.

Eta Sigma Phi (classics honorary): Jeffrey Middleton, Coeur d’Alene; and Spencer Drown and Darren Kraut, both of Moscow.

Gamma Sigma Delta (a graduate and undergraduate student agriculture honorary): Karen Cloud, undergraduate from Moscow; Ben Bostick and Kristine Todd, both graduate students from Moscow.

Mortar Board (national student leadership and service honorary): Kris Wofford, Bonners Ferry; Cleo Fleming, Bryan Fullerton, Aatif Nawaz, Jeddah Brandon Jessup, Catherine Mabbut, Tran Smith and Tracy Stewart, all of Moscow; Amanda Nystrom, Nordman; Michael Paul, Rathdrum; Angela Brass, Sagle; Pohley Hill, Margaret Latshaw, Aaron Taff and Christopher Yarber, all of St. Maries.

Mu Kappa Tau (senior/junior marketing honorary): Andrea Groat and Brad MacDonald, both of Coeur d’Alene; Mahmood Shiekh, Moscow; Melissa White, Priest River; Marcia Dement, Spirit Lake; and Catherine King, Troy.

Omicron Delta Epsilon (economics honorary) : Joel White, Clark Fork; and Brett Villaume, Coeur d’Alene.

Phi Alpha Theta (history honorary): Carl Duncan, Coeur d’Alene; Justin Ruen, Clark Fork; Kirk Leichner, Hayden Lake; Angelia Dorman, Rachel Lambacher, Cathryn Williamson and Jonathan Yost, all of Moscow; James Mellen, Robert Neely and Brian Smith, all of Sandpoint; Kathryn Bonzo and Christopher Thompson, both of Troy.

Phi Betta Kappa (senior/junior liberal arts and science honorary): Sarah Quade, senior from Coeur d’Alene; Amy Halligan, senior from Hayden Lake; Karen Cloud, Karl Makus, Michael Rosgen and Kama White, all seniors from Moscow; Anna Vogt, a junior from Potlatch; and Freemont Shields, a senior from Sagle.

Phi Eta Sigma (general university freshman honorary): Clinton Arthur, Tanna Day and Jaime Larson, Bonners Ferry; Andrew Hayes, Debra Shaw, and Colette McGuire, all of Coeur d’Alene; Amy Ward, Deary; Brian Buckham, Hayden Lake; Stephani Battista, Kingston; Richard Kivett, Gregor Kivacic, Nathan Langford, Anne Peterson, Genevieve Pudewa, Gabriel Putnam and Marisa Swank, all of Moscow; Buck Samuel, Nordman; Lucia Gregory, Osburn; Janelle Baillie, Pinehurst; Jacqueline Hanna, Post Falls; Cara Temple, Potlatch; Josh Fedora and Cresenda White, both of Priest River; Julie Reynolds, Rathdrum; Justin Boeck, Liana Dallmann and Kate Siemer, all of Sandpoint; and Elizabeth Armstrong and Timothy Suenkel, both of St. Maries.

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