Schools Applause
Published 9:00 pm Monday, October 24, 2005
WSU honor roll: Students on the summer Washington State University honor holl include:
Arlington: Lynda Jane Thomas
Bothell: Katie J. Estes, Joseph Donald Frawley, Nicholas Martin Grether, Matthew James Jamison, Anna Catherine Kasprick, Jennifer Louise Lyman, Stephanie Allison Slater and Tammy L. Williams
Camano Island: Chris H. Andersen, Trina Dutton, Elizabeth Emily Engstrom, Jeffrey Thor Jacobsen and Connie Denise Redic
Edmonds: Brock Allen Beckner, Russell Shane Hansen, Casey Jean Long, Chad Anthony Ozog and Deborah Lynn Skidmore
Everett: Kelly S. Jones, Amanda Ann Kizer, Alana Marie Leffler, Laura Ankerson Nash, Anika Marie Sutin, Megan Ashley Wolff and Sharon Kaye Zell
Freeland: Bryce Colin Hansen
Lake Stevens: Melissa Annie Maddox
Lynnwood: Cher Cha, Wanida Klinthavorn, Kelsey Alexis Mildes, Christine Lynn Osburn, Laura Ann Russell and Magdalena Sulc
Marysville: Shannon Nicole Bartlett, Kelley D. Bryant, Lisa Carol Paulsen, Adam A. Sandoval, Victoria Michele Sparacio and Nicholas Evan Winters
Mill Creek: Jonathan Patrick Coyne, Kenny M. Lee, Jason Patrick Todd and Chris Patrick Vail
Monroe: Claire Ann Phelps
Mukilteo: Kelsey Lynn Conklin and Christopher Allen Grounds
Oak Harbor: Robin Michelle Blair and Cathleen Marie Queeno-Wall
Snohomish: Casey Tyler Amann, Justin Ashby Hansen, Emily Jean Marie Harrington and Shayna Marie Schuster
Stanwood: Rachel Lynne Herman
Everett administrator leads national group: Gay Campbell, director of communications for Everett Public Schools, recently started duties as president of the 2,000-member National School Public Relations Association.
Campbell will serve a one-year term in addition to her duties in Everett. Campbell is author of several publications, including “Win at the Polls” and a communications training kit for administrators, and gives workshops throughout the country.
She was the 2003 recipient of the President’s Award, the highest award NSPRA gives to one of its members, has received the Learning and Liberty Award from the Washington School Public Relations Association, nine NSPRA Gold Medallions for outstanding public relations programs, and has been given the highest award of her district’s PTA council for her leadership in working with parents.
