Nc Grads Receive Awards

Fri., Sept. 29, 2000

Some students from the 2000 graduating class at North Central High School have been awarded scholarships.

Doriene Arnett, $12,000 Gear-Up Scholarship; Tim Campbell, $50 Pacesetters Award; and Chelsea Cates, $60,000 Washington College Merit Scholarship, $32,000 University of Puget Sound trustees scholarship, $24,000 Seattle Pacific University trustees scholarship, $11,000 Seattle University scholarship, $100 Spokane Scholar fine arts scholarship and a Washington State honors sward.

Misty Cates, $50 Pacesetters Award; Michelle Conlon, $50 Pacesetters Award; Amber Davis, $200 Miss Spokane participant scholarship; Anne Davis, $5,000 WSU Achievement and Scholar Award, $1,700 WSU Alumni Leadership Scholarship, $50 Pacesetters Award and Washington State Honors Award; Robbin Dobson, $50 Pacesetters Award; Angela Domrese, $32,000 Chicago State University volleyball scholarship; Ahmed Elgiadi, $50 Pacesetters Award; Crystal Emerick, $50 Pacesetters Award; and Sarah Eschenbacher, $20,000 Pacific Lutheran University scholarship and $1,000 North Central High School Lilac Festival princess scholarship; Jeff Evers, $1,500 Frank Windishar Scholarship.

Tiffany Felton, $16,000 Whitworth College merit scholarship, $1,100 Spokane Central Lions Club Scholarship, $1,000 Presbyterian Leadership Scholarship, $200 Chase Youth Award/Creativity Scholarship and Washington State Honors Award; Aaron Fielder, Washington State Honors Award; Dallas Forsyth, $50 Pacesetters Award; Kaleb Gentry, $3,000 Gear-Up Scholarship and $50 Pacesetters Award; and Jennifer Hall, $8,000 Pacific Lutheran University honors, $5,650 Pacific Lutheran University Q Club Scholarship, $5,000 Pacific Lutheran University academic scholarship, $3,755 University of Washington scholarship, $500 Class of ‘40-‘41 scholarship, $100 Spokane Scholar in Science Award, Masonic Temple Award, and Washington State Honors Award.

Dan Harris, $101,000 Army ROTC at Gonzaga University scholarship, $14,000 Gonzaga University dean’s list scholarship, and Washington State honors award; Chris Hartley, $50 Pacesetters Award; Aaron Hayes, $1,000 Washington State University achievement scholarship, $1,000 Washington State University philosophy scholarship, and $500 Washington State University scholar award; Nicole Heath, $12,000 GearUp Scholarship, $2,500 Eastern Washington University academic scholarship, $1,000 Safeway Federal Credit Union Scholarship and Washington State Honors Award; and Kayla Henderson, $12,000 University of Puget Sound dean’s scholarship.

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