On The Record Against Violence

Mon., Aug. 2, 1999

In response to the latest incident involving violence and teenagers (a fight at Club Spokane and City Dance) members of the Our Generation staff last week asked teens in the Inland Northwest to join them in signing a pledge of nonviolence.

Below are the names of those who returned the signed pledge to us by last Thursday. Any additional names we get will be added to our Web site, http://ourgen.spokane.net

Emily Himmelright, 16

Adriane Easterwood, 16

Mieah M. Kilgore, 17

Colin Fulton, 14

Ben Fulton, 15

Katie Wesselman, 14

Amanda Guercio, 16

David W.W. Smith, 12

Renata Rollins, 16

Tamara Scholz, 18

Cam Schwartz, 16

Stacey Timm, 18

Sarah Hulse, 14

Kris Oberhelman, 18

Laura Oberhelman, 17

Amy Nickerson, 16

Emily Mackelprang, 14

Ronda Williams, 15

Ashli Paladie, 13

Tana Waltman, 13

Crystal Flagg, 15

Amy Cutler, 15

Robin Cutler, 17

Gregg Phillips, 16

Jake Prumers, 15

Ericka Quinn, 14

Kalen Stroyan, 16

Julie Berghammer, 14

Quillan Framstad, 18

Katie Adamson, 16

Amber Reeder, 15

Ruhiyyih Olsen, 14

Rebecca Moore, 15

Sara Bick, 14

Ali Clark, 14

Bev Kaiser, 16

Jessica Deardorff, 14

Astrid Vinje, 17

Jessica Price, 15

Jessica Gunn, 14

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