UI Names Scholarship Winners

Wed., Aug. 11, 1999

Area students of University of Idaho recently received scholarships as part of approximately $5.6 million awarded to more than 3,900 students who will be attending the UI for the 1999-00 academic year.

Scholarships were based on excellent academic records, activity involvement and campus and community leadership.

Recipients and their scholarships are listed by hometown.

Post Falls: Kimberley R. Dengel, Phi Theta Kappa; Jessica A. Hammond, Virginia Mowry; Shawnee A. Hawks, University of Idaho Air Force ROTC; Dean J. Isenberg, UI Air Force ROTC; Cynthia R. Moreau, Virginia Mowry; Suzanne J. Perker, CJ and Janice Hamilton Law Scholarship, IOLTA Scholarship, Langroise Scholarship, and Judge Katherin Mautz Law Scholarship; Joel D. Peterson, Lyman and Ellen Drown (Chemistry); Sarah A. Triphahn, Diversity Scholars; LeRoy F. Vernon, Norman M. Smith; and Ryan M. White, Hecla Bunker Hill Scholarship.

Pinehurst: Charlotte L. McClelland, Ada Gregory Dawald Scholarship.

Plummer: Timothy J. Mottern, Presidential.

Priest River: Judith A. Butts, Virginia Mowry.

Rathdrum: Tara B. Tschauder, Davis Investment Group-College of Business and Economics; Vivian L. Ward, Virginia Mowry Scholarship.

Sagle: Patrick C. McLaughlin, Florence Summers Hollada Scholarship.

St. Maries: Saprina M. Hammons: Virginia Mowry.

Sandpoint: Heather M. Angel, Diversity Scholars; Kami S. Blood, Florence Summers Hollada Scholarship; Matthew H. Burrows, Charles Ambrose Adams Scholarship; Ryan E. Knowles, John W. Jones Jr. Athletic, and Dale and Betsy Rullman Scholarship; Tonya K. Mechling, Florence Summers Hollada Scholarship; Allison C. Nieman, Kootenai County Vandal Booster, and Fred White Scholarship; Paul H. Nieman, Skip Stahley Vandal Honor Roll Scholarship, and Roscoe and Gladys Williams; Tonya D. Trantham, Ralph Watson Memorial; Patricia L. Wallace, John M. Elder Endowment; and Laura K. Wood, Education Fee Waiver.

Wallace: Karen S. Sheppard, Virginia Mowry Scholarship.

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