lone Students Get
Activity Awards
IONK Cliiwi nltilit awards
hold the Interest of lone Mk'h
whool students ami parent on
Tuesday evening at the cafrtor
lum, Mnrk llulvorson, student
body president, welcomed th
KUrita and Stan llolsti'ln ri'itd
the rlM hltory. Lloyd Johnson,
senior da im-uity advisor, wun
presented a Kill front Hob linker,
M'lilor class president.
Amle lledman, band and
chorus director presented the
following freshmen with band
letters: Teresa Stefanl, Teresa
Tucker, Sharlene llatnlctt. Karl
Ivttvlohn. Tom McElllgott.
Frank lliilversen, Jim Swanson,
Keith Nelson. Ronnie Palmateer,
John Krebs, Diivld Mnrlck, Linda
Nichols, and Ilomiie Morgan,
Sophomores, who revived n see
ond vcar bur were Nc Chris
tophcrson, Chris Uivsren, Maur
den Mi'KIIIkoII, Charles Nelson,
Jaiifi I'alntateer. Kerry Peterson,
Janice Snyder, and Jim McEIIIk
ott. who received a flrt year
bar.
Two senior revived bars,
Mark Halvei-sen, three yearn,
and Hob llaker two years. Jun
Ion. presented Ihelr second bar.
were Kathv Hauler, llonnle
Hvnd. Leland Mat-Ill, Leon Ma.
Hill. Denlece Matthews, ricrnlec
Matthews, Vlrpll Morgan, Karen
Nelson, and I'm McEIIIkou n
one year bar. These Intra are
added to the music letter the
student receives hi firm year
In bund Mr. Ilednian alao pre.
wnted thrre nih-cIiiI awards to
student for outstanding work
durliiR the school year. Denlece
Matthew wn presented the
band and choru muxclanKhlp
award, and Mark Halvorsen and
Bob Baker received muildnn
ship and leadership awards
Karen Nelson, junior da
president, presented Klft of ap.
prcclatlon lo their class advla.
era. Euceno Dockter and Gordon
Meyer.
The senior claaa wilt was read
bv Karen llama. Mike Palmer
made the lcttermen's presenta
tion to Mr. Meyera and Mr.
Dockter.
Typing and shorthand awarda
were made bv Mr. Robert
Adams, commercial teacher. He
reiving typing awards with the
number of words typed per min
ute on the pin. were Wllla John
son, Bonnie Akera, Karl Petty.
John. Donna Pointer, Bon Palm
ateer. Connie Kmert, Jnv Ball,
Keith Nelson. Krank Halvorsen,
Jim MiKlllKott, Eddie Sherman,
Teresa Stefanl. Gary Thomas,
David Marlck. Tom McKIIIgott.
and Jim Swanson.
Winning shorthand recoj;nl
tlon were Karen Nelson, Denleo
and Bernlece Matthewa, Karen
Hams. Bonnie Hvnd, Kathy Hau
aler. Mnda Howell, and Mary
Nichols.
Curdlnnl editor, Denlece Mat
thewa, and Ionian editor, Kathy
Kcene, presented a gift of ap
preciation to Mrs. Cecilia Adams
for her assistance with these two
publlcatlona.
Jay Ball, student body vice
president, entertained the crowd
with the aenlor claaa prophecy.
Miss Retx-kah Case presented
the varsity yell leadcra, Bonnie
Hvnd. Bernlece Matthews, Bon
nie Akors. Rnd Donna Pointer,
and the lunlor varsity yell lead
ers, Teresa Stefanl. Bonnie Mor
gan, Janet Pttlmateer, with let
ters. She alao presented awards
to drill team members.
The glrla received points by
attending games, appearing in
the drill team uniforms, and
taking an active part In the
cheering section. Receiving pins
In appreciation for their fine
sportsmanship were: Connie
Kmert, Sharlene Hamlett, Linda
Nichols, Teresa Tucker, Betty
llausler, Wllla Johnson, Kathy
Keene, Janice Snider, and Kar
en Nelson.
Sophomore claaa president,
Neal Christnpherson presented
Mrs. Adams and Miss Rita Kerr
with gifts and Bob Baker gave
Mr. Hedman a gift from his
hand and chorus students.
Everett Holsteln, principal, In
troduced this year's student
body officers and then presented
the new officers for 1900 G7; Kar
en Nelson president; Leon Mo
Klllgott, vice president; Denlece
Matthewa, seerciury - treasurer;
Wlllu Johnson, assistant secre
tary - treasurer; Kathy Keene,
Ionian editor; and the varsity
el rleadera, Janet Palmateer,
Bonnie Akera, Bonnie Morgan,
and Teresa Stefanl.
Merit certificates were pre
sented by Mr. Holsteln to Karen
llama, valedictorian and Mark
Halvorscn, snlutatorian. De
nlece and Bernlece Matthews
and Karen Nelson received
awards from Time magazine for
winning In a nation wide test
of UK) points on current uffalrs
to high school atudents,
Kddle Sherman, freshman
class president, made the fresh
man gift presentation to James
Marvin and Mr. Holsteln.
Mr. Dockter presented to Kar
en Nelson, student body presi
dent, a class pennant,
which had been sent to the
school as a souvenir from Tom
Davidson of ,oa Angeles, For
years the. classes of lone High
had pennants and It was con
sidered great fun to see If one
class could obtain another class
iM-nnant by fair means or foul
This Is the first one to be re
turned to the school for display.
Juliet Palmateer, filrls league
representative, gave a gift to
Miss Case, who was Girls Leag
ue adviser this year.
The final event of the evening
was the presentation of athletic
awards by the coaches. Mr. Mey
ers and Mr. IVx-kier. Boys were
presented letters and an emb
lem of the sport In which they
participated plus bars for the
number of years they have play
ed. Senior hovs receiving awards
were Jay Ball, football, baseball,
basketball; Bob Baker, football;
Mike Palmer, football; Mark
Halvorsen, football, basketball,
baseball and also Is the repre
sentative to the East West
Shrine football team; Stan Hoi
stein, basketball, baseball; Rod
ev Llnnell, basketball; Herbert
Davidson, baseball.
Other high school boys award
ed letters and emblems were Jim
Swanson, football, basketball,
baseball; Charles Nelson, foot
ball and basketball manager;
Wes Holsteln, basketball and
baseball; I-eon Maglll, football
and basketball; Pat McElllgott,
JV. basketball, baseball; Virgil
Morgan, football, basketball,
baseball; Eddie Sherman, foot
hall. J V. basketball, baseball,
anil track; Chris Lovgrcn, foot'
hall, basketball, baseball; Kerry
Peterson. J V. basketball, base
boll: Boh Baker, f(X)thall. JV.
basketball, baseball; Lei and
Maglll. football; Monte Crum,
fotball; Neal Chrlstaphcrson,
JV. basketball; Krank Halvor
sen. football. JV. basketball;
Tom McElllgott. J V. basketball,
baseball manager; Ron Palma
teer. J.V. basketball, baseball;
and Gary Thomas. J.V. basket
ball and baseball.
Man, Arm Slashed,
Pulled from Auto
An lone man with his lower
right arm slashed In four places
was nulled from his parked and
overheated auto near the Hep-
tmer city park on Main street by
Chief of Police Dean Gilman
about 4:45 a.m. Saturday morn
ing.
Motor of the car was running.
The front seat where the man
slumped was covered with blood,
the chief said.
Chief Gilman took the man,
I.ee Hams. 21, to Pioneer Me
mortal hospital for treatment.
Blood was administered to re
store that which he had lost.
The officer sold that he had
received a call from someone
reporting an "overheated cor"
and responded to investigate.
When Gilmon first noticed the
man In the car, he thought that
he might have been overcome
with carbon monoxide. Then he
discovered the sloshed right
arm. Hams had fashioned a
tourniquet around the arm, the
chief noticed, but It failed to
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LEXINGTON Mr. and Mr.
William J. Van Winkle recently
received a call from their dau
ghter Leora Van Winkle, who
has been attending the Univer
sity of Alaska at Fairbanks,
where she was receiving her
tiolnlng in the Vista program.
She called to tell them that
her tralnlnr, has been completed
and she was leaving Immediate
ly for an Eskimo village on Coo
per Hay. She and Arlene Bunch
of Philadelphia, Penn., have
been assigned to this station. The
girls will teach extension courses
there. ,
llooer Bay Is southwest of
Nome on the Bering Sea.
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Palmer of
I-aGrandu motored to Lexington
on Wednesday. Mr. Palmer re
turned home but Mrs. Palmer
and small daughter remained at
the home of his porents, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Palmer, and at
tended the graduation exercises
"f another son Mike at lone. One
Saturday the Palmers all motor
ed to LaGrandc with Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Palmer, returning home
on Sunday.
Mrs, John Flint of Portland
visited one day last week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Davidson and attended the grad
uation of her brother Herbert
from lone High school.
Mrs. Florence McMillan re
turned home Sunday after 10
days spe.it at the Bob Cool home
In Pendleton.
Earl Miller was a week end
caller In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. VanWinkle
motored to Ml. Vernon on Tues
day where they visited Mrs. Van
Winkle's mother and brothers.
Her mcther, Mrs. Sally Lowry re
turned home with them and all
will motor to Eugene on Satur
day where they will attend the
graduation of a daughter Linda
from the I'nlverslty.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Maleske re
cently visited In Bear Springs
with a daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Mounts. While
there they attended the confir
mation of the Mounts" son Steve
In Sandy, and enjoyed dinner
with another daughter and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wright.
The Amlcltla Club held Its an
nual party at tht home of Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon Padbcrg on Sat
urday. This Is the annual party
when the husbands are guests
and starts with a poluck dinner.
Prizes were won by the following,
Mrs. AI Fetsch and Bill Van
Winkle, high; Mrs. Bill Van
Winkle and Roger Campbell,
second hlRh- door prizes to Mrs.
Bob Davidson and Mrs. Inez
Huffman, and Gene Cole, travel
ing prize. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. VanWinkle,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Fetsch, Mr. and
Mrs. O. W. Cutsforth, Mr- and
Mrs. Roy Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Padberg, Mr. a nd Mrs.
Bob Lovgren. Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Cole, Mrs. Bob Davidson, Mrs. Ed
Baker and Mrs. C. C. Carmlcheal.
Mr. an.l Mrs. Bob Davidson of
Warrenton, have been recent
callers at the hotuv of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davlds..n.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Way are
the proud parents of a son born
on Monday, June 6, at Pioneer
Memorial hospital.
Jill Padberg Is out and around
again after a stay in Pioneer
Memorial hospital where she re
cently underwent an appendectomy.
stem the flow of blood.
While recovering Saturday at
the hospital. Hams told the chief
that he hod been approached
Friday night by three high
school age youths who demond-
ed that he buy beer for them.
When he refused, Hams said,
two of the youths held him
while the other slashed his wrist
with a broken bottle .
Chief Gilman said that he Is
continuing the Investigation. A
check at the place where the
Incident allegedly occurred re
vealed no evidence to confirm
the story, he said. Hams gave
no Information as to the Identity
of the youths.
A guest of tha past week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rod
Murray and family Is Mrs. Mur
ray's mother, Mrs. George Gwin,
who resides at Friends' View
Manor in Newberg.
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Riverside Grads Get
Degrees At Exercises
Br MARY LEE MARLOW
BOARDMAN A large crowd
attended the commencement
exercises of the graduating class
of KJverslde High hoo In the
school gymnasium June 1. Wal
lace McCrae, president of Blue
Mountain College, was the
speaker, taking as his topic,
'The Seekers of Tomorrow." The
processional and recessional
were pluyed by Mrs. LaVern
Partlow, pianist, and Mrs. Albert
Partlow, accordlan.
The Invocation was by the Rev.
Herman It. Burg, pastor of the
Boardman Community church,
and the benediction by the Rev.
John Kenny, pastor of the As
sembly of God church, Irrlgon.
Penelope Fossey was saluta
torlan, and Michael Smith was
valedlctorlun. The Riverside
High chorus sang "Never Walk
Alone", accompanied by Carolyn
Burg, and with Charles Moor
man directing.
Ron Daniels, principal, pre
sented the following awards:
Tonl Olln received a $75 scholar
ship for nurses training at Em
anuel Hospital In Portland, pre
sented bv the District No. 21
nurses association. The A. C.
Houghton PTA scholarship of
$100 to EO.C, La Grande, was
won by Penalope Fossey. Miss
Fossev plans to major In secre
tarial science. She also received
the salutatorlan trophy. Glenn
Sohmeder received a full tuition
scholarship for 1966-67 to Blue
Mountain College. Michael
Smith was presented with the
valedlctrioan trophy. He plans
to attend E.O.C., and major In
nuclear physics.
Besides the valedictorian and
the salutatorlan. members of the
class Include Ronald Dean Bac
on, , Donna June Eppenbach
Douglas Glenn King, William
Earl Knox. Sharon Kay Locker,
Alan Wayne Moore, DeeAnn Ida
McEIroy, Ton! Faye Olln, Larry
Martin Peterson, Glenn William
Schmeder. Michael Ray Snyder,
David L. Stlefel, Ella Ann Sut
ton, E. Dee Wear and James
Lynn Wilson .
Following the exercises a re
ception was held for the class,
their relatives and friends, spon
sored by mothers of the junior
class. Cake, punch and coffee
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rlsley
are the parents of a nine pound
daughter, Grace Ellen, born on
June 3 In the Good Shepherd
hospital in Hermlston. Grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Worden of Boardman.
Rev. and Mrs. Herman R. Burg
and children Carolyn, Luann,
Debra and Steven, and Sonja
Lagerquist left last Friday tot
a month's visit with relatives In
Minnesota and Wisconsin. Rev.
Bernard Kluehe of the Rescua
Mission In Walla Walla, Wash.,
was the speaker Sunday at Com
munity church, and will be on
June 19 and 26. Rev. James Den
nis of Dayton, Wash., will be
the speaker June 12. On their
return from the east the Burgs
are leaving here for Valley
Force, Wash., after five years of
service here. They came from
Shelton, Wash., In June, 1961.
No pastor has been chosen to
fill the pulpit here at this time.
Mrs. Claud Coats and Mrs.
Leo Root left Monday by stream
liner for a two weeks visit In
Mira Lorn a, Calif., at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barlow. Bar
low is a brother of Mrs. Coats,
and Mrs. Barlow Is Mrs. Root's
sister. June 11 they will attend
the wedding of Mrs. Coats'
Erandson. Gerry Mallory of
Seattle, Wash., and Susan Tandy
of Riverside, Calif. The wedding
will be In the Mission Inn Chap
el In Riverside.
Bea Scoggins, postmaster at
Arlington, and her sister, Mrs.
John Barbur of Portland visited
at the home of Mrs. Claud Coats
last Friday on their way to Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Mrs. Virgil Morrison and dau
ghter Raedell of Spokane, Wash.
Is visiting at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Sut
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Webb and
children Jenene, Stephanie and
Shawn of Twin Falls, Idaho vis
lted last week at the home of
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Boosters Announce Board of Directors
Rev. Al Boschee will be Co
ordinator of the Booster Club
Board of Directors for the n?w
year of 1966-67. Others on the
board will be: Marlon Green,
treasurer; Mrs. David McLeod,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sweeney,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry O'Donneli,
Mrs. Matt Hughes, and Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Kemp.
The club has released a list
of projects completed for the
year 1965-66. These active school
supporters have given a foot
bail banquet for the undefeated
grade school football team, in
stalled direction signs to the
Mrs. Webb's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Patterson. They all
went to Portland Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barlow of
Washougal, Wash, and Mr. and
Mrs. James Lindsay of lone were
Sunday visitors at the homes of
Barlow's cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Zearl Gillespie and Mrs. Claud
Coats.
Mrs. Frank Marlow was hon
ored with a surprise birthday
dinner Sunday noon at the home
of Mrs. Leo Root. Those present
Included Mr. and Mrs. Zearl Gil
lespie, Mrs. Claud Coats, Mrs.
Ralph Earwood, Mrs. Glen Car
penter and Eva LaChance.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Daltoso and
children Joe, Danette and Helen
went to Walla Walla, Wn., Sun
day to visit at the home of Dal
toso's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mario Daltoso. Mrs. Daltoso and
children remained for this week.
Russell and Tommy Carpen
ter of Payette, Idaho are visiting
for two weeks at the home of
their grandmother, Mrs. Russell
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eades
of Hood River were Sunday visit
ors at the home of Eades' bro
ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Eades. The men's
mother, Mrs. R. A. Eades, re
turned to Hood River with them
after visiting here a week.
Mrs. Dallas Fortham and dau
ghter Cathy Loop of Payette,
Idaho, visited last week at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Claud Worden. Worden took
Mrs. Forthman back to Payette
Thursday, and Cathy remained
here to visit longer.
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school, served lunch to the teams
etball games, replaced the pom
following four high school bask
poms accidentally ruined by fire
at a homecoming football game
drill team performance, donated
a $65.00 half . scholarship for
Camp Meadowood speech camp
for a grade school child and do
nated $50.00 for whirlpool bath
equipment at the high school.
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