Area results of the State Class A Speech, Debate and Drama Meet:
Team Debate - Joe Mazur and Adam Harris, first, Whitefish High School; Jake Danczyk and Derek Janni, seventh, Whitefish High School.
Original Oratory - Katie Dodds, first, Whitefish High School; Lena Olson, third, Bigfork High School; Sammi Venzio, fourth, Columbia Falls High School; Hannah Piearce, fifth, Whitefish High School. Expository - Lorelei Hallock, first, Hamilton High School; Kelsey Smith, second, Bigfork High School; Melina Loeven, third, Columbia Falls High School; Nichole Riley, sixth, Columbia Falls High School; Alicia Piquett, seventh, Columbia Falls High School. Extemporaneous - Patrick Ingham, first, Columbia Falls High School; Tashia Shupert, fourth, Columbia Falls High School; Karissa Koberg, fifth, Polson; Julia Williamson, seventh, Whitefish High School.n Impromptu - Abby Rundle, first, Bigfork; Alex Prince, second, Columbia Falls High School; Anna Ziesak, third, Corvallis High School; Tyr Hawkaluk, sixth, Ronan High School.
Memorized Public Address - Maya Negron, second, Columbia Falls High School; Kayla Carlson, third, Bigfork High School; Laura Olson, fourth, Bigfork; Tyler Schiff, sixth, Whitefish High School; Stephanie Christensen, eighth, Whitefish High School. Serious Oral Interpretation - Megan Baker, first, Hamilton High School; Ryan Cox, fourth, Columbia Falls High School; Ronikka Kendal, fifth, Stevensville High School; Sara Marcilla, sixth, Columbia Falls High School; Ashleigh Gallatin, eighth, Polson High School. Humorous Oral Interpretation - Evan Harris, first, Whitefish High School; Kerri Potter, second, Columbia Falls High School; Laura Burgess, third, Columbia Falls High School; Candance Ward, fourth, Columbia Falls High School; Becca Denning, fifth, Bigfork High School; Dylana Trotter, sixth, Hamilton High School; Brad Hoe, seventh, Hamilton High School; TJ Lipko, eighth, Polson High School. Humorous Duo - Kori DePauw and Whitney Mitchell, first, Corvallis High School; Jerry Gaiser and Jacob Sefcak, third, Bigfork High School; Emily Butsick and David Meier, fourth, Corvallis High School; Mike Alfred and Steven Friend, eighth, Corvallis High School. Humorous Solo - Kendra Brook, first, Bigfork High School; Dezzy Dodd, second, Libby High School; Erin McConnaha, fourth, Corvallis High School; Stuart Allred, fifth, Corvallis High School. Serious Duo - Brittany Baldridge and Breanna Holmes, fourth, Hamilton High School; Maci Troster and Stephanie Garrison, seventh, Frenchtown High School; Marietta Gopher and Isabel Kuhblank, eighth, Polson High School. Serious Solo - Eustacia Kathrens, first, Hamilton High School; Stormy Miller, third, Libby High School; Jenna Thurman, fifth, Corvallis High School; Stormy Sauby, seventh, Libby High School. Classical Theatre - Shawna Baum and Malika Ereckson, first, Polson High School; Shasta Baum and Rebecca Grant, second, Polson High School; Brianna Sefcak and AnnMarie Losee, fourth, Bigfork High School; Bekah Quinsland and Tabitha Hooten, sixth, Corvallis High School; Britney Cheff and Shelby Fisher, seventh, Ronan High School; Miranda Raab and Mike Wise, eighth, Libby High School. Pantomime - Danny Beaver, first, Polson High School; Tim Zhang, fourth, Libby High School; Bob Denning, fifth, Bigfork High School.Universities
President's listDickinson State University - Nathan Lebsock, Frenchtown.
Miles Community College - Kimberly Rose, Stevensville.
Bismarck State College - Michael Jarrell, Helmville; Lucas Weisenburger, Missoula.
University of North Dakota - Brandon Drake, Corvallis. Daniel Doepker, Kalispell.
Gonzaga University - Niels Nielsen, Elyse Cleveland and Ann Kilzer, Missoula. Cutter Lindbergh, Arlee. Kathleen Sheehy, Bonner. Jamie Geis, Frenchtown.
Dean's list
University of Notre Dame - Corbin Johnson, Missoula.
St. Mary's University of Minnesota - Derek Wherley, Missoula.
Carroll College - Austin Ault, Huson. Ryne Dougherty, Missoula.
Dickinson State University - Brian Lebsock, Frenchtown; Ross Loeffler, Bigfork.
University of Montana/Helena College of Technology - Chad Maney, Seth Knowles, Missoula; Gordon Stavish, Frenchtown.
University of Montana/Missoula - Cara Wherley, Missoula.
Augustana College (Sioux Falls, S.D.) - Halcyon Bjornstad, Missoula.
Montana State University/Northern - Kari Johnson, Bigfork; Giles Gaughman, Columbia Falls; Tyrel Cochrell, Drummond; James O'Neill, Frenchtown; Carl Christiansen, Kalispell; John Cernick, Seth Cummings, Travis Hjort, Libby; Russell Penner, Ovando; Jon Marchi, Polson; Dustin Feasel, Superior; Cole Wakefield, Thompson Falls; Andrew Conklin, Whitefish.
University of North Dakota - Timothy Perry, Rollins.
University of Portland - Sarah Bigelow, Adam Kerr, Jennifer McDonald, Missoula.
University of Wyoming - Neil DeZort, Kalispell. Samuel King, Missoula. Colleen Buck, Stevensville.
University of Washington College of Arts & Sciences - Shane Johnston, Missoula.
Concordia College (Minnesota) - Johnna Kimel, Missoula.
University of Sioux Falls - Kristine Belleque, Lolo. Anastasia Kinzle, Stevensville.
Bethany College (W.Va.) - Colleen Meagher, Missoula.
Graduates
University of Texas - Kimberly Francis, Missoula, Ph.D in sociology.
Franklin University (Columbus, Ohio) - Dani Kinard, Missoula, bachelor's degree in accounting.
University of North Dakota - Brandon Miller, Hamilton.
Kansas State University - Alissa Kauffman, Florence, with honors.
Baker College (Mich.) - Billie Anthony, St. Ignatius.
Scholarships/awards
Joshua Hurd, Missoula, has been cited for outstanding academic achievment in public policy 045 during the fall 2007 term at Dartmouth University.
University of Montana students Kelley Orteg and Allie Harrison have been selected to participate in the Next Generation Nonprofit Leaders Program of American Humanities. Orteg will serve with Friends to Youth and Harrison will serve with United Way.
The following students from Missoula have been named to the Whitworth University Laureate Society for fall semester 2007: Katherine Murk, Ellen Seagraves, Daniel Belet, Bryan Olson.
Natalie Neumann and Dan Boyce, students at the University of Montana, earned honors in the Hearst Journalism Awards program. Neumann plased 8th with her stories focusing on a graffiti artist, a cartographer whose work has been impacted by climate change and the Run for Respect. Boyce placed 14th with his stories on a homeless man, UM Forester's Ball and the new Native American Studies Center.
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