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Education B8 WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1 6, 2004 FREMONT TRIBUNE Briefs Scholarships University of Cemy, Arts and Sciences, biological sciences, Canfield; Melissa Ann Goodrich, Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, veterinary science, Honors Program, Canfield; Kelly Joe Misek Fine and Performing Arts, undeclared, Canfield; Brittni Ann Per-nicek, Business Administration, finance, Canfield. Scribner: James Roy Hartline (Dodge), Arts and Sciences, biological sciences, Honors Program, Pepsi; Jill Elizabeth Havekost (Logan View), Journalism and Mass Communications, news-editorial, Honors Program, Can-field; Laura Christine Wapel-horst (Logan View), Journalism and Mass Communications, broadcasting, Canfield. Valley: Melissa Rose Fleissner, Fine and Performing Arts, art, Canfield; Jeffrey Lee Foster, Arts and Sciences, pre-medicine, Canfield; Shannon Reilly Gergen, Education and Human Sciences, pre-special education, Canfield, Pepsi; Tami Lee Lewis, Arts and Sciences, pre-pharmacy, Canfield. fl West Point: JeffThomas Bracht (Central Catholic), Business Administration, international business, Can-field; Brianna Kate Broeke-meier, General Studies, undeclared, Canfield; Stephen Andrew Brogan, Engineering and Technology, undeclared, Regents, Honors Program; Aaron Patrick Burger (Central Catholic), Business Administration, management, Can-field; Ryan Lee Hurt, Architecture, pre-architecture.

Can-field; Megan Marie Knobbe (Central Catholic), Arts and Sciences, pre-law, Canfield; Emily Ann Lofgren, Arts and Sciences, pre-medicine, Can-field; Ashley Marie Rolf (Central Catholic), Architecture, pre-architecture, Canfield; Brittne Michelle Westerman, Arts and Sciences, English, Canfield. ences, pre-pharmacy, Canfield; Mark Alan Harpster, General Studies, undeclared, Regents, Honors Program; Heather Nicole Hawthorne, Business Administration, business administration, Canfield; Michaela Ann Hegarty, Business Administration, management, Canfield; Dori Beth Hoppes, Engineering and Technology, computer engineering, Canfield; Meredith Catherine Larsen, Arts and Sciences, pre-medicine, David; Nathan Elliott Leech, Engineering and Technology, industrial engineering, Canfield; Lindsey Lynn McCain, Architecture, pre-interior design, Canfield; Chad William Mose-man, Engineering and Technology, undeclared, Canfield; Sara Lynn Ottun, Arts and Sciences, pre-physical therapy, Canfield; Todd Christopher Parkening, Arts and Sciences, history, Regents, Honors Program; Kathryn Ann Petersen, Arts and Sciences, physics, David; Nicholas Dane Raasch, Arts and Sciences, pre-medicine, Canfield; Jami Ann Redding, General Studies, undeclared, Regents; Janae Marie Rise, Arts and Sciences, premedicine, Canfield; Chelsea Renae Ruhge, Education and Human Sciences, undeclared, Canfield; Katrina Nichole Saeger, Arts and Sciences, biological sciences, Canfield; Jennifer Lynn Schenck, Fine and Performing Arts, undeclared, Nebraska Achievement Natalie Marie Schultz (Bergan), Education and Human Sciences, undeclared, Chancellor's Leadership Class; Blake Kevin Smith, Arts and Sciences, biological sciences, Canfield; Steven James Still, Arts and Sciences, pre-dentistry, Can-field; Katie Marie Sund, Business Administration, marketing, Canfield; Bryan Thomas Tamke, Business Administration, accounting, Canfield; Michael Scott Warner, Arts and Sciences, computer science, Canfield; Elizabeth Ann Watson, Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, ani-mal science, Regents; Stephanie Joy Watson, Fine and Performing Arts, music, Regents, Honors Program; Seth William Yount, Arts and Sciences, pre-physical therapy, Canfield. field. Cedar Bluffs: Whitney Rae Kirchmann, Education and Human Sciences, pre-ele-mentary education, Canfield. Clarkson: Grant Stephen Janousek (Leigh), Engineering and Technology, agricultural engineering, Nebraska Achievement Chancellor's Leadership Class; Daniel David Podany, Engineering and Technology, computer engineering, David, Honors Program; Laura Jayne Podany, Engineering and Technology, chemical engineering, Regents, Honors Program; Gregory F.

Vrbicky, Education and Human Sciences, pre-education, Canfield. Colon: Aaron Thomas Chvatal (Lincoln High), Architecture, pre-interior design, Regents; Jonathan William Hartman (Cedar Bluffs), Engineering and Technology, mechanical engineering, Can-field; James Christian Hoppe (Wahoo), Engineering and Technology, undeclared, Can-field. Craig: Dustin James Lindstrom (Oakland-Craig), General Studies, undeclared, Canfield; Kalee Amanda Olson (Logan View), Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, agricultural journalism, Regents. Dodge: Margaret Leona Blankenau, Arts and Sciences, biological sciences, Canfield; Kathleen Marie Emanuel, General Studies, undeclared, Canfield; Scott Francis Ruskamp, General Studies, undeclared, Nebraska Top Scholar, Regents; Adam John Wiese, General Studies, undeclared, Canfield. Elkhom: Eric Robert Benzel (Omaha Skutt), Education and Human Sciences, premiddle grades education, Can-field; Michael Bradford Easier, Engineering and Technology, biological systems engineering, Honors Program; Elizabeth Anne Freshman, Arts and Sciences, undeclared, Canfield; Mark Raymond uaiiV.KiTT'mi i im Highfo.wer, Arts and Sciences, pre-medicine, David; Kevin Michael Huddleston, Engineering and Technology, civil engineering, Canfield; Michael Thomas McLouth (Omaha Burke), Journalism and Mass Communications, undeclared, Canfield; Andrew James Odell, Engineering and Technology, civil engineering, Can-field; Amberly Allison Orton (Gretna), Arts and Sciences, pre-pharmacy, Canfield; Adam Matthew Parrish, Business Administration, business administration, Canfield; Jake Thomas Ramsbottom, Arts and Sciences, pre-dentistry, Chancellor's Leadership Class; Jedediah David Riggle, Arts and Sciences, pre-medicine, Canfield; Stephanie Rae Weekly, Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, food science and technology, Can-field.

Fremont: Jenna Lea Beckman, Arts and Sciences, pre-physical therapy, Canfield; Chelsea Paige Bloom, Arts and Sciences, Spanish, Honors Program, Chancellor's Leadership Class; Amanda Marie Brown, Arts and Sciences, psychology, Regents, Honors Program; Kiley Ann Callaway, Arts and Sciences, psychology, Canfield; Michael Allen Carlson, Business Administration, accounting, Nebraska Achievement Joslyn Marie Dalton, Education and Human Sciences, undeclared, Canfield; Brandon Robert Dart, Business Administration, management, Canfield; Nicole Kristine Dickmeyer, Arts and Sciences, pre-physical therapy, Canfield; Casey Logan Diers, Fine and Performing Arts, undeclared, Canfield; Jared James Dirkschneider, Business Administration, accounting, Canfield; Linden Elizabeth Fomofl Arts and Sciences, pre-medicine, Regents; Alexa Elizabeth Fomoff, Journalism and Mass Communications, undeclared, Regents; Emilie Ann Goldsberry, Arts and Sci The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has announced the winners of 2,628 scholarships awarded to Nebraska high school seniors. The awards include 394 Regents Scholarships, 131 Nebraska Achievement Scholarships, 126 David Distinguished Scholarships, 522 Honors Program Textbook Scholarships, 1,194 James H. Canfield Scholarships, 95 Chancellor's Leadership Class Scholarships and 58 Pepsi Scholarships for Outstanding Volunteer Service and Leadership. The total potential value of the scholarships is nearly $11.8 million. Area students who have been awarded scholarships include: Ames: Audrey Catherine Pribnow (Fremont), Arts and Sciences, political science, Regents, Honors Program.

Arlington: Danelle Deborah Hilgenkamp, Arts and Sciences, pre-physical therapy, Canfield; Emily Opal Hilgenkamp, Business Administration, accounting, Regents, Honors Program, Chancellor's Leadership Class; Antonette Marie Hunter, Architecture, pre-interior design, Nebraska Achievement Pepsi; Rebecca Jane Jamison, Arts and Sciences, pre-medicine, Regents, Honors Program; Anne Marie Jensen (Blair), Education and Human Sciences, textiles, clothing and design merchandising, Can-field. fl Blair: Ryan Arthur Arp, Business Administration, finance, Regents, Honors Program; Kevin Robert Bair, General Studies, undeclared, Regents, Honors Program, Pepsi; Carissa Beth Gengen-bach, Engineering and Technology, chemical engineering, Honors Program, Chancellor's Leadership Class; Megan Catherine Hunt, Journalism and Mass Communications, tecture, pre-architecture, Can-field; Tricia M. Jacobson, Arts and Sciences, biological sciences, Canfield; Emily Louise Johnson (Tekamah-Herman), Arts and Sciences, pre-medicine, Honors Program, Can-field; Katrina Rose Larsen, Fine and Performing Arts, music, Canfield; Breanne Renee Lippincott (Platte Valley Academy), Engineering and Technology, chemical engineering, Regents, Honors Program; Marcus James Loudner, Arts and Sciences, undeclared, Nebraska Achievement (tuition); Jill Nadine Nichols, Architecture, pre-architecture, Canfield; Morgan Renea O'Dell, Arts and Sciences, political science, Canfield; Katarina Elizabeth Paulsen, Arts and Sciences, chemistry, Canfield; Brandi Lee Raymond, Arts and Sciences, premedicine, Canfield; Sara Azar Shafii, General Studies, undeclared, Honors Program, Can-field; Kyle Robert Smith, Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, fisheries and wildlife, Canfield; Riley Neil Smith, Engineering and Technology, undeclared, Regents, Honors Program; Nickolas James Waugh, Engineering and Technology, undeclared, Canfield. Bennington: Zachary William Dettmer (Omaha Burke), Business Administration, finance, Canfield; Carey Lynn Ellison (Millard North), Education and Human Sciences, nutritional science and dietetics, Canfield; Brandon Michael Glass (Omaha Creighton Prep), Arts and Sciences, undeclared, Canfield; Kate Elizabeth Jizba, Education and Human Sciences, pre-elementary education, Honors Program, Canfield, Pepsi; Sarah Allison Sibbemsen (Omaha Westside), General Studies, undeclared, Canfield; Michaela Lee Stevens (Omaha Burke), Journalism and Mass Communications, broadcasting, Honors Program, Can- Christensen receives Dana award Dana College bestowed its College-Community Service Award to Vaughn Christensen during commencement May 22. The award is the highest non-academic honor Dana gives.

Christensen is a 1953 graduate of Dana College. Originally from Minden, he has taught, counseled and coached for many, schools. In 1960, he received his masters degree in counseling from the University of Nebraska at Omaha. In the early 80s, he worked at Dana as an assistant director of admissions and financial aid director. For the last 19 years, Christensen has been the owner and operator ofVaughn Christensen Specialty Advertising in Blair.

Besides Dana, Christensen gives greatly of his time and money to several Blair organizations including First Lutheran Church, Lions Club, Washington County Recycling Center, Blair Area Chamber of Commerce, Blair High School, Washing- ton County Food Pantry, Blair Rescue Squad, Blair Fire Depart-ment, Boy Scouts and the Red Cross. Wesleyan inducts Blue Key members Quentin Stenger of Colon was one of 21 Nebraska Wesleyan University students to be inducted into Blue Key, a national honor society for men. Juniors and seniors are selected for induction based on their achievements in extracurricular activities, leadership, and service to their communities. Candidates must also rank in the upper 35 percent of their class. Goreham makes 1WCC list Iowa Western Community College officials announced that approximately 480 students have been named to the Presi- dents Honor Roll due to their academic achievement during the 2004 spring term.

Students named to the Presidents Honor Roll must be carry-: ing at least 12 academic credit hours and attain a grade point average of at least 3.5 on a scale of 4.0. Fremont resident Kylie A. Goreham, human resource management, was named to the Presidents Honor Roll. Fremonters graduate from Kansas The names of more than 4,000 candidates for degrees at the University of Kansas this spring have been announced by the KU registrar. KlTs Class of 2004 numbers more than 6,400, including more than 2,000 who completed degree work last summer and fall.

Fremont graduates included: Andrew Eugene Haskins, bachelor of science in Busi-. nessAccounting and Business and International Studies. Kyle Boyer Hoppes, bachelor of science in Civil Engineering. Jessica Lynn Kellner, bachelor of science in Journalism. Andrew Lynn Shuster, bachelor of artsPsychology.

Area students make Mount Marty list Kim Petersen ofWest Point and Melissa Fullner of Wisner have been named to the spring 2004 deans list at Mount Marty College. To be eligible, students must have carried a full-time schedule of at least 12 hours and have earned 3 ,5 grade point average. Fullner achieved a 4.6 grade point average. Kreikenteier graduates, makes list Melanie K. Kreikemeier of Fremont has received a bachelor of arts degree in elementary education from Rockhurst University in Kansas City, Mo.

She graduated magna cum laude. Kreikemeier also has been named to the spring 2004 semester deans list at Rockhurst. This honor recognizes students who have achieved a grade-point-average of 3.5 or above. Dana announces spring dean list Dana College in Blair has released its deans list for the spring 2004 semester. In order to be eligible, students must be enrolled as full-time students, have a minimum grade point average of 3.7 for the semesters and have no grade of or below.

Area students on the list include: Blair: Kiley Bair, Kyle Peterson, Trade Ruwe, Kirk Schjodt. Fremont: Melissa Andrus, Amber Meister. Hooper: Sara Siebler. Kennard: Stephanie Fitch. Oakland: Clint Peterson.

Pender: Lisa Glissman. Tekamah: Honour Farrens. Valley: Ashley Matteo. West Point: Brian Abrahams, Lindsey Bliemeister, Tyler Bliemeister. Nebraska Methodist mvards scholarships Nebraska Methodist College in Omaha has awarded scholarships to several students for the 2004-05 school year.

Presidents Leadership Scholarships were awarded to Britney Strand, Logan View High School, and Katie Wul Blair High School. Presidents Scholarships are valued at $5,000 annually. They are awarded based on academic merit, personal development, community service and commitment to campus leadership. Hailey Joslin, Blair High School, was awarded a $5,000 Carolyn Scott Scholarship. Also awarded were Horizon, Achievement and Merit scholarships.

Area Horizon and Merit scholarship winners include: Horizon Scholarships ($2,500) Bennington: Ashley Koziol. Fremont: Kristin Peterson. Waterloo: Aubrey ODell, Waterloo. Merit Scholarships ($2,500) Arlington: Tracy Stork. Bennington: Daniel Smith.

Blair: Angela Becker, Carylyn Bodammer, Elizabeth Ingalsbe, Jennifer Peare. Fremont: Sara Perry. Hooper: Tisa Rohwer, Lyndsay Strand, Katie Vilwok. fl Howells: Kristina Svoboda. Mead: Andrea Guyle.

North Bend: Heidi Hamilton. Wahoo: Megan Elliott (Wahoo Neumann High School). Yutan: Lana Steinhauser. FHS committee honors Williams The Renaissance Committee at Fremont High School has named Mark Williams the Renaissance Teacher for the fourth quarter. Williams is a guidance counselor and head boys basketball coach at Fremont High School.

J. Yutan: Lance Michael Smith, Education and Human Sciences, pre-mathematics education. Regents Caleb. Martin Snyder, Engineering and Technology, pre-architec-tural engineering, Caulfield. University of Nebraska-Keamey The University of Nebraska at Kearney has announced the Chancellor's and Dean's Scholarship recipients for the freshman class of 2004-2005.

According to Mary Sommers, director of FinanciM Aid, the recipients receive a total award of $3,000, renewable for up to four years. The total value of this award is $12,000. Scholarships are awarded to students who have at least a 26 composite on the ACT and are ranked in the top 25 percent of their high school graduating class. Recipients included: Blair: Kyle Smith. Fremont: Nicole Dick meyer.

Howells: Kelsey Vacha. Wahoo: Andy Wesely. University of Nebraska-Keamey The University of Nebraska at Kearney has announced the Chancellor'sMerit Scholar Award recipients for 2003-2004. According to Mary Sommers, UNK director of Financial Aid, these students are receiving the Chancellor's Scholarship for $2,000 per year and the Merit Scholar Awards of $750 per year. Both awards are renewable for up to four years, with a total dollar value of $11,000.

To receive the award, recipients must have at least a 23 ACT composite score and have a class rank in the top 30 percent of their high school graduating class. Chancellor'sMerit Scholar Award recipients included: Fremont: Nicholas Bartlett; Kiley Callaway; Sara Ottun. I Waterloo: Nicole Rotert. Hooper: Ben Herbert Blomendahl (Logan View), Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, agricultural economics, Canfield; Philip Carl Mueller (Logan View), Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, mechanized systems management, Canfield, Chancellor's Leadership Class. Lyons: Corey Alan Bea-com (Lyons-Decatur Northeast), General Studies, undeclared, Canfield; Jeffrey Allen Headlee (Bancroft-Rosalie)s, Fine and Performing Arts, music.

Regents. Mead: Katie Lynn Parsons, Arts and Sciences, predental hygiene, Canfield, Chancellor's Leadership Class. North Bend: Moira Gini Groh (Fremont), Business Administration, international business, Canfield; Hope Brittany Johnson, Arts and Sciences, English, Canfield; Carol Ann Minarick, Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, agribusiness, Nebraska Top Scholar, Regents, Honors Program. Oakland: Alex Ian Anderson (Oakland-Craig), Journalism and Mass Communications, broadcasting, Canfield; Jennie May Bums (Oakland-Craig), Business Administration, international business, David, Honors Program; Lance O. Dahlquist (Oakland-Craig), Arts and Sciences, meteorology-climatology, Can-field.

Prague: Chelsea Ann Collins, General Studies, undeclared, Canfield. Rogers: Alecia Suzanne Krula (North Bend), Arts and Sciences, actuarial science, Canfield. Schuyler: Terrin Patricia Additional education news, including Mead Honors Night, can be found on Page B9..