Idaho Mountain Express: People and Places

Friday, June 20, 2014

People and Places

Joseph Altermatt of Hailey has earned spring 2014 honor roll status at the University of Oklahoma in Norman. Because he attained a 4.00 (A) grade point average, Joseph made the President Honor Roll.

Among the 175 students achieving spring 2014 dean’s list recognition (3.75 GPA or higher) at the College of Idaho in Caldwell were Kylee Richmond of Hailey, Tanya Greenwood of Ketchum and Nina Hirner of Sun Valley.

Community School graduate Morgan Pintler of Ketchum received a bachelor’s degree in English and anthropology/sociology during the 191st commencement ceremony of Centre College at Danville, Ky., May 25. The daughter of Todd and Carol Pintler was one of 325 seniors receiving degrees. Her class posted an impressive four-year graduation rate topping 84 percent—the highest graduation rate among all Kentucky colleges and universities.

Brienne Dixon of Hailey recently received a $2,000 Mike and Mary McDonough Montana Promise Scholarship from the University of Montana in Missoula.
Dixon, a 2003 Wood River High School graduate, is the daughter of Randy Baugh of Stanley and Carey See of Seattle, Wash. She is a freshman at the University of Montana majoring in elementary education.

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