CCS names award honorees

This concludes the list of area students who have received scholarships from the Community Colleges of Spokane for the next academic year.

Spokane students appear with the name of the scholarship and award amount.

Marc Allen, Spokane Restaurant Association Scholarship, $2,100; Jacob Aspenleiter, Dale Wilson Scholarship, $2,250; Christina Ayres, Avista Corp. Scholarship, $1,500; Brad Bailey, A.G.C. Civil Engineering Scholarship, $800; Billie Jo Baker, Touch the Future Scholarship, $1,983; Angela Bettinger, Health Science Scholarship, $1,000; David Betts, Spokane Kiwanis Scholarship, $400; Richard Betts, Pepsi-Cola Scholarship, $1,000; Rebecca Braun, Thrailkill Academic Work Scholarship, $1,000; Lyla Brekke, L. M. Dickson Scholarship, $1,200; Gagandeep Brar, Bob Baker Scholarship, $1,800; Tom Burke, Stevenson Family Scholarship, $750, and Avista Corp. Scholarship, $1,500; Logan Callen, Avista Minds in Motion Scholarship, $1,500; Cassandra Carlson, Bob Baker Scholarship, $1,800; Lucas Carlson, Cheney Recycling Center Scholarship, $600; Kelly Carnahan, Touch the Future Scholarship, $1,983; Austin Carver, Touch the Future Scholarship, $1,983; Jennifer Collier, Kendall Family Scholarship, $1,983; Rebecca DeGroot, Bob Baker Scholarship, $1,800; Scott Eller, A.G. C. Civil Engineering Scholarship, $800, and Taylor Engineering Scholarship, $800; Katrina Filipenko, Thrailkill Academic Work Scholarship, $1,650.

Yuriy Guzevatiy, Kaiser Aluminum and Manufacturing Scholarship, $1,500; Sauda Grebic, Margaret Davis Living Treasure Scholarship, $1,500; Katie Guyer, Washington Healthcare Association/Washington Centers for Assisted Living - Chapter 10 Scholarship, $500; Lisa Hammond, Opal and Pat Thompson Scholarship, $600; Jamie Hansen, Kendall Family Scholarship, $1,983; Shane Harting, Boeing Scholarship, $450; Aaron Hoffman, Touch the Future Scholarship, $1,983; Christina Humann, Kendall Family Scholarship, $1,983; Jennifer Jessett, Spokane Restaurant Association Scholarship, $2,100; Rachel Jones, Bob Baker Scholarship, $1,800; Jacqueline Kennedy, Touch the Future Scholarship, $1,983; Francine Lamb, Kendall Family Scholarship, $1,983; Jessica LaPlante, Western Wireless Scholarship, $2,400; Casey McBeth, Pepsi-Cola Scholarship, $1,000; Charline McConnell, Marjorie Miller Memorial Scholarship, $675; Brittney McIver, Sprint Scholarship, $1,800; Angela Moore, Alma Treede Scholarship, $900; Gina Naponelli, Paul Lydig Scholarship, $1,350; Lira Nikolayeva, Eikrem Scholarship, $1,500; Joshua Paine, Bob Baker Scholarship, $1,800; Benjamin Price, Electrical Department Scholarship, $1,200.

Anders Rasmussen, Boeing Scholarship, $450; Karen Reis, Thrailkill Academic Work Scholarship, $1,000; Cameron Rippee, Touch the Future Scholarship, $1,983; Julie Reynolds, Touch the Future Scholarship, $1,983; Andrew Robinson, Dale Wilson Scholarship, $2,250; Stephanie Rose, Jennifer McLaughlin Scholarship, $1,200; Lyndsey Rouleau, Academic Achievement Scholarship, $2,100; Segbe Shannon, Sprint Scholarship, $1,800; Jennifer Smith, Kendall Family Scholarship, $1,983; Teresa Stella, L. M. Dickson Scholarship, $1,200; Vera Stickney, Kendall Family Scholarship, $1,983; Sara Van Camp, Kendall Family Scholarship, $1,983; Taylor Ward, Avista Corp. Scholarship, $1,500; and Dennis Woolard, Spokane Restaurant Association Scholarship, $2,100.

• Northwest Christian School honored recipients at its recent Academic Awards Ceremony.

The following seniors received Principal’s Awards: John Hauck, Washington Scholar-Alternate for 2005; Nicole Holland, Washington State Principals Scholars Program; Lacy Crowder, Washington State Principals Scholars Program; Allyson Turner, Washington State Principals Scholars Program; and Elizabeth Beaulieu, National Merit Scholarship letter of Commendation.

Seniors who placed during the American Mathematics Competition were recognized during the ceremony. They include: John Hauck, first place; Erik Helgeson, second place; and Elizabeth Beaulieu, third place.

Paul Harris took first place in the American Mathematics Competition for the 10th grade. He achieved the highest score in the school’s history for this competition.

The following students were named as Spokane Scholars: Lacy Crowder for English; Anna Harbine for fine arts; Garret MacDonald for social studies; Nicole Holland for foreign language; and John Hauck for math and science.