HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thundery. AptU 28. 1966
Student Election, Town
Cleanup Set for Friday
Vieine for th student body, to the students on the trai-k
presidency of HHS are Steve An-'field. During the noon hour
derson and Jim Jacobs. Martha thev will have a chance to
Ieck and John Rawlins are al
ter the office of vice-president
ballots will be cast Friday morn
ing.
change into grubbles and get
ready fox the clean-up which
will take pi ce all afternoon.
Freshmen will be busy pick-
The position of secretary will w ud around the high school
be filled by either Carol Rawlins j and weeding the iris garden,
or Barbara Bloodsworth. Sheila, with sophomores. Juniors, and
Luciani is the only student run
ning for assistant treasurer,
while David Hall is the only
candidate for serjeant-at-arms,
Nancv Dohcrty and Marsha Lov
gren aie competing for business
manager.
Campaigning for student body
offices began officially last
Monday with the posting of
signs by candidates.
The nominees will give their
campaign speeches first and
second periods on Friday. Fol
lowing the speeches, competi
tors lor Lie lot7 eheerleaonifi
squad will perform.
Candidates for varsity cheer
leaders are juniors B.i;ba:a
Bloodsworth. Verina Fre n c h.
Cavle Malcom. Pam McCabe.
Teensie Moore. Donna ltter,
and Peggy Snyder. Marsha Lov
gren. Kita Pettyjohn, and Paula
rt ar snnhomore hopefuls.
Voting will take place during ;lfc
seniors working downtown.
Following the clean-up day
on Friday, a dance will be spon
sored bv the Klks. Music will
be furnished by the "Dantes"
of Heppner.
Murray, Kindle,
Driscoll Lead
Football Awards
third period.
A picnic lunch
Mickey Kindle, Tim Driscoll
and Mark Murray were honor
ed with individual awards in
football at a recent Heppner
High awards assembly.
Miekev Kindle was termed the
most valuable lineman: Tim
most valuable baeit;
Mark Murray was name!
most valuable layer.
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HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL
Heppner, Oregon
Junior-Senior Banquet,
Prom To Be May 4, 7
Mustangs Rank
Third at Burns
Invitational Meet
By MAC HOSKINS
members of this commit-1
Hepptuv High school's Junior
Senior Banquet will be Wednes
day. Mav 4, at 6:30 p.m. in the
Elks Lodge.
Saturday, Mav 7. Is the date
..... l.nti.i- C.nitir Wttm
'which will be in the high school I They have contracted the
cafetorium. The dance will be-;
f O-iIrl n ,1.1 miii lit 1 -lHY Mil.
..ill" fiir.iih.wt hv the well' J',n
Sl. ..... IK,.-,.
iian
tee.
The music
Pam McCabe
dudes Linda Clark. Jim
tv, Jim Jacobs and Tim
known "Pastels of Pasco.
All alumni and their dates arc
cordially invited to attend the
prom.
On the decorations committee
for the banquet are Kay Dag
Biology Group
Has Field Trip
To Bird Refuge
been done bv Barbara Blcxxis
worth. Donna Potter. Pam Mc
Cabe. Marsha Sowell and Kathy
Melbv.
Martha reck was chairman
for picking the theme for the
will be served. '""j .-.,. ....... !prom. Maralee Murray. Donna
me .vm-uii!h uei ui p0tter. Jill Schmidt. .Mike i-wee-
ney and Marsha sowell helped
her with the selection.
Carrying out the theme sel
ected is the job of the decorat
ing committee, headed bv Don
na Potter. Linda Clark, Jim Do
hcrtv. Verina French, Jim
cobs, Lennie Hanna. Gale Mai
gett. Maralee Murray, verina ,at tno prom rests on dale Mai
French and Jill Schmidt. com. chairman: Fx in Dick, ivn
c.,i.w.tinn ih. entertainment nis O'Donnell. Jill Schmidt, Kav
and inviting the guests have
cafetorium April 21 and letters
and awards were given for fall
and winter sports. Letters were
given for varsity football, var
sity basketball, and cross-country.
Awards were given for par
ticipants in Jayvee football, jay
vee basketball, and freshman
basketball.
Gene Heliker. captain of the
basketball team, presented to
the school the trophy for win
ning the Western Division cham
pionship of the Greater Oregon
Teachers Named
For Scholarships
The Heppner clndermen took
third place In the Hums Invi
tational track meet last Satur
day, as thev were once again
nipped by the large, strong
squads from Burns and Madras.
Although official meet re
suits have not yet been received
from Burns, it Is known that
Miekev Kindle broke his HHS
pole vault record once again by
committee, with soaring U'V. Kindle still had
as chairman. in-i seme mr mwui pimv,
tnougn. wnile speedster urn
Driscoll took home the only
Mustang blue ribbon. Prlseoll's
first plaiv 2:01 In the SSO yard
run was complemented bv his
second place 10 A In the 100
vard dash, and a third place
broad lump.
Other top Mustangs scoring
points Included Tint Smith, sec
ond In the two-mile and Simon
Winters scored In the -110. M;irk
Brown and Tim Tullls took third
and fourth In the mile.
The outstanding record of the
dnv was achieved bv the Ill
landers' Butch Kinder. His 5.Y.
S'" shot put effort Is prohaMv
I the best in the state so far this
I year. Another Bums boy, llaar
I land Yriarte. whipped the dis
cus ltijy'j". which Is also
among the best in the state rec
ords this veiir.
IVher-
Smith.
Pas
tels'' of Pasco to provide the entertainment.
Jacobs, chairman ; Bar
Bloodsworth, Marv Boy a
Jim Dohertv. Jctf Turner.
Verina French. Mike Sweeney
and Martha IVck have the re
siHinsibility of nominating the
candidates for king and queen.
The division of who will serve
Daggett. Maralee Murray and
Pam McCabe.
Heppner Ponies
Top Irrigon 10-1
The Heppner Junior High
Ponies won their fourth In Just
as manv games as they clobber
it the Irrigon Bobcats 10 I The
win was cii'dlled to a strong hit
ting attack hv the Ponies bat
man, compiling S hits against
Irrlgon's I hit, which came In
the flisl Inning on u home tun
blasted by David Ftanke
Pat Klllu nny repeated his last
game's leal for the Ponies, gel
ting n wo run homer The Ponies
(ollectcd (i of their S hits In Itu
second fn:me, with .1 doubles
and 3 singles.
Phil Ay ies went '.' 2 at the
plate fur the Ponies, with M'
I'd he an I Kilkenny safely hit
ting 2 X
McC.lhc went the distance for
the victors, allowing I run,. I
hit. with '. walks and left ! Hob
cuts swinging In the air
1!
Heppner tl' tVI 10
lrrlgon l'1 1
tt.it ti-rti-K : For Heppner -
Cahe and Kemp For lrrlgon
Phillips ani' Collins
II
s o
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Mo
For Summer Terms! Huskies Tip
Mustangs, 4-1
com and Teensie Moore are the
Biology II students, accompa
nied by their instructor, Kuk .League in basketball.
Horn, adventured to the Mai
heur National Refuge on the
week-end of April 15-17
The assistant superintendent
of the refuge, Mr. Pierce, toured; I I' .1
the area with the group Satur- AflP I r( UlflK
day and gave a slide talk, witn IUMC VsUIUIIIUIJ
a discussion following, concern
ing how game refuge should be Led by the bats of Mike
:l Mustangs Clip
3 Groups Share
Carnival Profit
Al-
run and how this particular one sup and Jim Doherty. the HHS
operates. Mustangs tripped the lone Car-
A biologist from the Wildlife dinaLs. 8-1. in a non-league
staff gave a lecture regarding counter Friday. Dohertv went 2
the techniques and reasons for 2 at the plate, blasting a solo
bird banding. Bird listing was , homer in the third inning. Mike
also one of the activities of the'Alsup hit a two-run homer in
students while there. ithe seventh. Russ Kilkenny, who
Among the eight students ,we"i six iwrn 1
journeying in the station-wagon
Thnv HHS teachers have been
Ja- i honored bv their selection for
summer school scholarships.
Mrs. Bad. el Dick is going in
the N D F A Institute for Advan
ced Study of Teaching Beading
in Content Areas in grades 7-12
at Oregon State I'tmeisiiy from
1 -u . 1 1-) CI,.,
June -w lu .-ui,ui i-. ..'in .-.- ....,.
one of .50 teachers from various.;1"''1..
parts of the I'niled Slates chos
en for this Institute.
Rex Knglish has been named
'as alternate for two N.DK.A.
Proeeods of the annual band 1 teaching scholarships in Kit
carnival, held last Saturday, Ulsh, one at
were down as compared to those .Mexico anil
of previous years, according to j University of Arizona, but as
Forrest Burkenbine. grade school, yet has not been notified wheth
PTA president. jer he will be granted either
Gross profits were S!17, but i school.
Burkenbine said the net profit I Kirk Horn w ill spend his
summer at Coos Bav and
Charleston, doing gra d u a t e
study in Marine lnvcrtabrate
Zoology Research, under a Uni
versity of Oregon fellowship.
should be around Sb. which
will be split three ways, le
tsveen the High School PTA, the
Grade School PTA. and the
Band Parents' club, all of which
Dromoted the carnival.
applies me
relieved oy mil anyuer. mmui fr ,h rarniv.i m
Danel were Shirley Norton. Steve f've and was touched for two-wholarshiDg t0 the summer
Pettyjohn. John Rawlins, Geral- "Its. (Band School at Pullman. Wn..
dine Lamorie. Marsha Lovgren, Stan Holstein scored the first j and to scholarships for gradu
Merri Lee Jacobs, Tim Loyd and Cardinal run, drawing life online senior band members. In
Alfred Drake. They slept out on an error, stealing second, and:rPCent years the Grade School
the ground and each had his corning home on another Mus- i pta has supplied a scholarship
chance at the art of outdoor tag muff.
cookery.
The trip was chaperoned by
Mr. Horn and his parents, Miss
ti. Miller, and Dr. and Mrs. Wal
lace Wolli"
Three photographers are vy-
ina for the 1oh of taklne DIC-
Tom Hawuns. president oi tne tures for next years HHS sen-
Juniors View Work
Of Photographers
Photography Club, has been
busy with his camera taking ac
tion shots of the players at the
home baseball games. Some of
these pictures may be used in
the 1967 annual.
Mike Sweeney, HHS speech
student, will be master of cere
monies at the junior-senior ban
quet The banquet will be held
next Wednesday night at the
Elks Club.
Cynthia Smith, a senior at
HHS, plans to enlist in the
Womens Marine Corps. She will
go to Seattle May 2 and 3 to
take her physical and mental
tests. She will not know if she
is accepted until a further date.
to the Meadow Wood springs
Speech camp in Umatilla coun
ty. The high school s snare oi
the proceeds will be used tor
scholarships for HHS graduates
who are studying to become
teachers.
5 Girls Attend
State FBLA Meet
tors. The photo companies rep
resented are Throckmortons cf
Pendleton, Reed Studios of La
Grande and Jack Briggs of the
Modecne Studios in Eugene.
Briggs has done the photogra
phy work at Heppner High for
the past six years.
The three photographers have Stockard were recent
showed the students the differ-; to the state Future
ent styles of finishing pictures,
and have given price estimates.
After due consideration the
class will vote on which photo
grapher the majority want to
take their senior pictures. The
studio who does the senior pic
tures will also do the photo
graphy for the 1966 annual.
Another Good-Sized
SHIPMENT
Of RCA Color TV
Sets
Due In On April 29 or May 2
Also On Hand
One Sylvania Color TV
(SET ORDERED THROUGH ERROR)
Gavie Batty, Pam McCabf
Jean Healv. Jan Hager and Joan
delegates
Business
Leaders of America convention
at Corvallis. They stayed at
Hawley Dorm.
The first day they participat
ed in discussion groups pertain
lne to the activity of members,
and money raising projects. The
general campaigning for ofii
cers was done the first night
after dinner and the election
was held the following morn
lne at the business meeting.
5 Mrs. Bornice Struckmeier, ad-
! visor, took the girls to the con
j vention and brought them back
Kaopectate
By ROGER LEONNIG
Bruce Wilson slammed a pair
of homers fur the Sherman llus
kles to overthrow the Heppner
Mustangs at Sherman last Sat-
11. Gene I.anthorn was
the winiun.' pitcher while Bill
Snvder suffered the loss
The onlv Heppner score came
l-i the tilth inning when Jim
Dohertv scored on an overthrow
University of New, to third. I he Mustangs n.anag-
the other at the'ed three lilts while Sherman col
lected six.
Sherman also toiik the second
game " with Jepsen the win
ning pitcher and Alsup the loser
Church Hootcnony
Draws Good Crowd
The llootemmnv held at the
First Christian Church, Friday.
April .'.'. proved erv popular1
w ith the students 'I ho Ihmten-
annv featured Jean Stinkard,.
Dick Struckmeier and Clunk
Barnes Chuck who plaved the,
accordion, added to the suc.-rss .
nf the Hootcn.mm Jean and j
Dick who are graduates of IIUS.
also made the Hoot. -nanny sp
ular. The Hmdcnannv drew a
good crowd of students.
PLAY TOR DANCE
The Hem him-n daed for a
student dance In lone on Frl
dav. April ::'. Thev termed the
dance a smvess and said thev
i-n i i i-il plaing for It.
Clnny Moore. 1964 HHS gradu
ate, is running f"r president of
her tloimitorv at Kastern Ore
gon College. She was also
clnis-lcadcr at K f this year
She Is a sophomore.
Local Students
Compete in State
Speech Contest
Seven til II n pooch MudcnlM
returned Sunday evening from
the state (.peech contest In F.u
gene with no awards hut plen
tv of experience. Though thi
local Rtudents who traveled to
the university did not plitoe,
neither did students from any
other A 'J or B schools. Later on
this week rating charts will be
sent to Ib ppner telling the tint
teslants' lesulls
Mike Sweeney, I'egpv Sn viler.
Marsha Sowell, Martha Peck,
Margaret Green, l.lntlu Clark
and Nonda Clark were acinni
panled bv Mrs Janet Grove
ami Mrs Bill Sowell The otu
dents left Heppner Thursday
morning ainl fii ltecl ttielr Inter
jpreliitlons twice In front of
! judges, with some 7titl other
students participating
I Compelltlon was tremendous
; In radio comnientarv four out
of seven finalists had radio iro
grams oi wieir n 11 tin ini-ir
sciusds had their own radio illa
tions The schools were not div
ided Into A and B divisions no
Heppner was competing with the
A 1 scliisils.
Spring Speech
Clinic Scheduled
Mm row County Schools' spring
spi-i-ch clinh has been scheduled
tot Saturday. May 7. it Is an
notincod
l-'rnest Crlstler. speivh thera
plst anil illiector of spi-clat edu
cation. Intirmediate School Dls
trlct, t inadila County, will dlr
i-it Hie d:nlc.
Schedule Is as follows:
lloatdinau grade school and A
C Houghton Kleincntary si-lnsil
Iirlgoii. t am; Imie Grade
schiKil. 1 p m ; Heppner grade
schiHil, .1 p m
Twenty one
liien referred
parent Is also
Tamara Smith, a qiaduate of
HHS in PUk'i. came home over
the week end to celebrate hisr
l!th birthday with her famllv
She Is a freshman at F.astern
Oregon College.
LOOKING AHEAD
French, Warren
Win Essay Contest
April 29 Flections
Clean-up Day
Klks' Dance
April 30 Umatilla Invitational
April 30 Burns nt Heppner
l baseball) 1:UI
May 4 Junior-Senior BaniU e t,
Klks' Lodge. 0:3o.
Mav 4 Blue Mountain College
here (baseball) 3:30
Mav 6 Eastern Oregon Invita
tional Mav 7 Grant Union here (base
ball) 1:00
Mav 7 Junior Senior Prom, cafe
torium. 9:00
Don Munkeri, one of th l5
HHS graduates, was n recent
visitor to his home.
children (invi
to the clinic. A
asked to be pros
ent at Hi- appointed time, n
well as tie referilng teacher
Scheduling of the speech clin
ic referrals was arranged by
Morrow county school principals
and Mrs Lowell Clmlly. N .
Morrow County Health Ivpart
uii-nt Patents have twen noti
fied by 1 t t.-r of the npMilnt
inetit time.
Karen French and Steve War
ren were the winners of the an
nual Essay Contest sponsored
each winter by the local Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary.
The theme of the contest was
What Price Freedom." There John Pfeiffer. graduate of
were around 30 entries from rJto. will be home June lb lor
Heppner High in the contest, two weeks.
Dick Struckmeier, a graduate
of HHS In l'.HVl. was home last
week end to take part In serv
ices' at the Christian church
Dick Is a sophomore at North
western Christian College In
Eugene.
Driscoll on Roll
Tim Driscoll' name was left
off the third nine wcck hon
or roll due to the fact that
! some of his grades were post
ed wrong. He acquired a 3 3.1
for the nine weeks.
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