Schools Winners

Lynnwood students recognized

Lynnwood High School students who helped rescue classmate Gatlena Lat were honored with a school board recognition award and a certificate of merit from the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office at the Jan. 29 Edmonds School Board meeting.

School board President Susan Paine and Sheriff John Lovick honored Lynnwood students Jessica Anthony, Derek Bride, Justin Glanville, Alex Nguyen and Tyler Elliott.

The students joined Lynnwood resident Doug Clapper and another man in rescuing Lat on Jan. 15 after his car slid on a patch of ice and overturned, leaving him submerged in a ditch on Maple Road.

@3. Headline Briefs 14 no:St. Mary Magdalen competes in Seattle Prep speech tournament

At the annual Seattle Prep Speech Tournament Jan. 26, St. Mary Magdalen School’s finalists who placed in specific divisions were eighth-grader Annie Dang and seventh-graders Maddie Anderson and Chase Robinett.

Annie had a first place in editorial commentary, impromptu and was named Best Overall Performing Girl. Maddie placed first in dramatic reading and Chase had a third place in impromptu.

Other finalists were Zoe Jovanovich, Amanda Cox and Brent Haub. Participants from St. Mary Magdalen School in Everett included eighth-graders Andrea Sadowski and Anastasia Bernhard, seventh-graders Allison Corrigan and Luis Naranjo, and sixth-graders Layla Lothian, Keegan McAdam and Daniel Schwab.

All the students are part of the speech team, which is an elective for sixth-, seventh- and eighth-graders at St. Mary Magdalen School.

Three from Marysville School District join all-state chorus

Three students from the Marysville School District are among the fifth- and sixth-graders across the state chosen to participate in the sixth annual Washington Music Educators Association All-State Youth Honor Chorus.

They are Clare Cruz from Sunnyside Elementary School and Raven Paull and Megan Peffer from Totem Middle School.

Two students from county on Kenyon College merit list in Ohio

Madeline Courtney of Snohomish and Jazz Glastra of Stanwood have been named to the merit list at Kenyon College for the first semester.

To make the list at the private liberal arts college in Ohio, students must earn a 3.45 GPA or higher on a 4.0 grading scale.

Columbia College names dean’s list

Columbia College’s Dean’s List for August to December includes:

Arlington: Gregory Gorman and Robert Leonard

Bothell: Amanda McArthur

Everett: Leif Hamar and Francine Roberts

Marysville: Tanya Davi, Elizabeth Finstad and Charlene Harding

Grads on Gonzaga President’s List

Seventeen local students have been named to the Gonzaga University President’s List for fall semester.

To make the list, they had to earn a 3.5 GPA or better.

By hometown, the students are:

Bothell: Kyle Woods

Edmonds: Meghan Bookey

Everett: Matthew Burkhardt, Stephanie Danson, Mark de Chadenedes, Megan Morris, Jessica Joyce and Amanda Tallman

Lynnwood: Alexandra Harrington

Marysville: James Bronder and Brent McCann

Monroe: Katherine Love

Mukilteo: John Huggins

Snohomish: Emily Bartelheimer, Brett MacIntyre and Kristin Weakly

@3. Headline Briefs 14 no:Eight on Montana State University honor roll

The Montana State University fall semester honor roll included several local students.

By hometown, they are:

Bothell: Douglas Rakel and Dustin Roberie

Edmonds: Annmarie Albano

Lynnwood: Jennifer Hart (4.0) and Christopher Kratz

Snohomish: Victoria Dennis, Matthew Radons (4.0) and Rebekah Stanley.

UW names dean’s list for fall

Students from in and around Snohomish County have been named to the Dean’s List at the University of Washington for fall quarter.

To qualify, a student must have completed at least 12 graded credits and have a GPA of at least 3.5 (out of 4).

The Herald will list half of the students this week and the others on the “School Life: Winners” page next Tuesday.

Arlington: Jeffrey Anderson, Laura Baird, Nicole Banal, Maria Jose Bocanegra Montes, Andrew Bry, Mike Carl, Sean Dowell, Nigel I. A. Kilmer, Jill Kjargaard, Ashlee Malkuch, Daniel Meyering, Nga Nguyen, Shannon O’Hara, Kaitlin Spah, Keliang Xiao and Brian Yantis.

Brier: Michael Carter, Basqui Enriquez, Rebecca Jordan, Tehmoures Kiani, Arielle Koreyasu, Alexander Lindsay, Frona Love, Jennifer Marckx, Kelsey Myers, James Rothenberger, Catherine Silva, Jacob Swanson, Samuel Van Dalfsen and Laura Yoon.

Camano Island: Kyung-Bae Kim, Danielle Malcolm, Taylor Mann, Anna Schaffer and Garrett Zipp.

Edmonds: Alicia Andree, Elana Angle, James Bach, Catherine Bailey, Nathan Beard, Isaac Benton, Kirill Biliashov, Julia Boubel, Erica Brown, Alexandra Chaffee, Morgan Clary, Betul Coban, Mary C. De Guzman, Ryan Debell, Jiadai Dong, Alecia Dudgeon, Jennie Erikson, Erik Fredrickson, Elena Fuell, Rachel Gallaher, Raquel Garciduenas, Cameron Gregg, Julianne Grus, Haley Guffy, Brian Young Woo Hahn, Kelsey Hamilton, Maura Harrison, Brittany Hart, Elisa Hedin, Shelly Horn, Alexander Hurt, Xiaobo Jin, Isabel Jones, Paul Keyes, Daniel Kim, Michal Klaczynski, Sean Kram, Steven Landry, Whitney Langendorfer, Emily Lee, Hyunjung Lee, Maggi Little, Kelly Manger, Bryant Marsh, Robert McCoy, Ian Graywolf Michels-Slettvet, Alicia Miller, Austin Miller, Jenna Nand, Eliza Nesvog, Matthew Olson, James Parker, Ryan Penrod, Keegan Petty, Philip Pirwitz, Marina Pita, Ryan Ricchiuti, Vincent Roma, Justin Schrenk, Jonathan Schwedhelm, Brittany Sellers, Steven Jian Suen Seto, Adam Shimer, Thomas Stannard, Pnina Strasbourger, Kenji Takahashi, Robert Thompson, Elizabeth Vaughn, Aaron Voros, Maitlin Waugh and Ted Wegrich.

Everett: Brian Allen, Tyler Allen, Amanda Amen, Kevin Archer, Sarah Ashleman, Heather Barrese, Krista Baylon, Jacqueline Benthuysen, Alyssa Berger, Ryan Boulanger, Jordan Brengman, Rachel Brennan, Kim Bui, Martin Burmeister, Khai Button, Jessica Caple, Jennifer Carlson, Caryl Cavner, Gargi Chakraborty, Ebou Cham, Aleta Corboy, Nicole Ann Danson, Stefan Agustin De Luca, Vanessa Depuente, Tavis Dickerson-Young, Nicole Diedrich, Angela Dokken, Mark Donahue, Nicole Dutton, Sharif Edenfield, Craig Edwards, Jennifer Einwalter, Diana Eng, Ryan Erickson, Krystal Esquillo, James Sullivan Evans II, Salena Farris, Travis Fisher, Tia Gehlhausen, James Geier, Jordan Gessaman, Andre Gillan, Megan Gillis, Katie Gordon, Tanner Graden, Kelsey Hagan, Danielle Hanson, Hao Chi Hau, Adam Heck, Trevor Hiblar, Nicholas Houghton, Carly Ingalls, Kamil Jachec, Nicholas Jeffries, Chad Jerde, Matthew Kalman, Aleksandr Kravchenko, Jimmy Lal, Bradley Larson, Brent Larson, Loc Ngoc Le, Sophia Kim Le, Thao Phuong H. Le, Angela Wai-An Li, Ashley Livingston, Terri Mayer, Thomas McDonald, Toby McKes, Shaina McLaughlin, Katherine Miller, Kenneth Minneman, Joseph Munsterman, Mary Ann Ngo, Duy Le Nguyen, Khanh Huu Nguyen, Khoi Ton Nguyen, Khue Chuong Nguyen, Lina Nguyen, Linh Thuy Nguyen, Wayne Sang Nguyen, Eric Nitardy, Manya Oleson, William Olsen, Nancy Palekha, Cyndy Pawlikowski, Shireen Perkins, Phi Viet Phan, Paul Poechlauer, Alexander Poh, Amy Rankin, Lita Rodriguez, Brandon Roeder, Alyssa Santos, Michael Schmitz, Jenica Sherman, Bahman Shirinzadeh, Nicholas Sievers, Windy Sihombing, Jacob Simons, Tiphany Soderberg, Jennifer Stewart, Amanda Stopa, Alexander Sutherland, Henning Thiel, Barbara Thomas, Brandon Thomas, Tiffany Thompson, Ann Topham, Kathy Townsend, Anastasia Utu, Dayne Wagner, Regina Wandler and Caitlin Warnock.

Gold Bar: Philip Campbell, Kye Fehrenbach and Robin Wallace.

Lake Stevens: Katherine Aguilar, Peter Arndt, Richard Bargreen, Alison Caton, Anastasiya Chumova, Olivia Craggs, Kevin Epperly, Kelly Fellows, Peter Greene, Jennifer Kaber, Brian Kruse, Miranda Larsson, Martyna Madej, Shannon Olsen, Sara Owens, Lisa Sano Rolczynski, Shelby Sargent, Justine Sherry, Mikaela Shotwell, Michael Siedlik, Evan Steinruck, Karl Typolt and Gregory Varnum.

Langley: Ariel Berendt, Lucy Brennan, Lucy Burnett, Martha Edgley, Lily Fox, Molly Fox, Nathanial Frei, Aliza Kreisman, Somer Kreisman, Ryland Mangin-Hoeflich, Richard Rain, Natalie Schmidt, Robert Scott and Jessica Wong.

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