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Two to Attend FFA Convention At Kansas City Alfred Prnke titul Karl Stnu-k-mi-li-r will Irnvi'l lo Kiiiikiin ( lly noxl month In llw iinnuiil Ku tur KiirmiT of Amrrlcn nutton el convention. Tliry will n-prt. writ tln 1ck-(iI clmitiT of the or Kunl.ntion. Tin tiy will iravv on Oc tolxr H mid will rrlurn the lHth. Tlio trip will be mailt' by train, llnl Wliltukcr In Uio chapter advisor tli lit yi'ur. llntli bnvx urn junior antl are In their third year of the su-hool's) floriculture and atiop program. Thev arc both ofdtvrg In their thitpter. KcportlnK duty In Viet Nam In Jny Dull. He In the on of Mr. and Mrn. Leon Hull, lleppner. He U a Graduate of 11113 In '(15. Crvu Pierce In Iximp on leave from the sicrvlee, before going to Viet Niim noon. He U s) grad uate of H I IS In 'G5. Ills purenUi are Mr. und Mrit. Gene Pierce. Marty Boyajian Named Editor Stuff for the HehlHcli wiih del ected luNt week. Martv Boyollnn In the editor nnd MurKUcrltn Moore In ww editor, dale Mul com nnd Barb II loodit worth ore make-up editor. I'hoto editor arc Mike Sween ey nnd Jeff Turner. Tim Smith will handle feature. Dcnulx 0 Donnell und Kick Johnston arc In charge of circulation. Mac HoKklriN will manage the KportN Nectlon attain thl year. Turn McCahc nnd Koi!'r LeorinlK will handle the proof reading dutlin with Jill Schmidt, head typist. Donna Potter will uxfdjtt with the exchange. Anne I.lnclm'll of Portland and DennlN iKiherty of 1-exlngton were married In September. l)cn nlN In a (jraduate of Lexington lll(!h Ni hiKil and the on of Mr. und Mrs. ilernard Doherty of l-exlnuton. Steve Peck Iihn been accept ed Into the Navy. He In a (jrutl unte of HUH In 'Hi and has been attending the University of Idaho. HIn parentN are Mr. and MrN. Kenneth Peck. More Fun, Always... At the TWO Sparkling New If A. A CV in SALEM 112 Rooms Hi 1U Cjmt4 IL rW.tUDU)MSl BOTH UtHt HAVI MtMTAUHAMTS WITH U HOU COfftl $HOf$ In EUGENE 150 Rooms rW&vJJUSIII HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. September 29. 1966 5 Hehisdi HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL Heppner, Oregon ii September 2!, 1 Heppner, Oregon PubllHhed neml monthly by the MudcntN of the Heppner High School JournallKm Cluftsei Heportlnu by the members of the Journalism clauses Marty Boyajian ... TeetiHle Moore Kdltor News Kdltor Make-up Editors Gale Malcom Barbura BIoodHworth Photo Kdltors Mike Sweeney Jeff Turnifr Sport Mac Hosklns Feature Tim Smith Circulation .... Dennis O'Donnell Kick JohnKton Donna Potter Proof-reading Pam McCabe Roger Leonnlg Typing Jill Schmidt Advlitor Mrs Kachel Dick Future Farmers Attend Meeting Several local officers of FFA attended the district meeting of FFA officers at Hermlston held on September f. Those attend ing were Bob Harris, president; Steve Wagenblast, vice-presi dent; David Hall, secretary; Al fred Drake, treasurer; Earl Struckmeler, reporter; and Stan Kauch, sentinel. Mike Alsup, of-flcer-at-largo, was unable to at tend. September 10. the FFA iudg- Ing team returned with the sec ond place trophy from the FFA judging contpst at the Sherman County Fair. The team included Steve Wagenblast, Bob Harris, Karl Struckmeler, and Alfred Drake. Sherman County received first place. Britt Misses First By Only One Point One point separated Roger Britt from getting all-around cowboy honors at the Western Rodeo Association finals held at Madras September 24. Roger won first In co.v riding and saddle bronc riding. He was runner-up In bareback riding. The contestants competing in the rodeo were from the ages of nine to 19. This finished the junior roaeo season. Roger is a at Heppner High school COLE ELECTRIC Motor Rewinding INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL farm ifin HDMF. Junior this year PeTiTleton 27G-T761 Interest Declines! We've noticed that In the last few years. Interest in school clubs und organizations has declined a great deal. Our clubs could be very worthwhile if we had more members who were In terested In getting something done. And improvements must come through the students. This is the time of the year when the clubs are getting reorganized, so let's get out und recruit new members. There are clubs open to all of us, especially the girls. lly Joining some of these we will get a better chance to know everyone, along with promotion of more activities and school spir it. Let's all try to make this year the most successful of all. Respect Lacking? Do the underclassmen resect the upperclassmen in HHS? As seniors we see that there la little or no respect In this school. When we were freshmen we waited for seniors to leave the as semblies first without being asked to. We are also sure that every year a senior writes an editorial similar to this one complaining of such respect. Well, as seniors It is our privilege to do so and hope that something will be done to Improve this matter. Show a little respect! TO THE EDITOR To the students of Journalism II: Dear friends: It Is mv sincere hope that you who have taken over the job of publishing the HEIIISCH realize the challenge, the responsibili ty, and the need for a good school paper. For the sake of your own education and the ed ucation of the readers of the HEIIISCH I hope thut you will strive to make this year better than last and better than all the years In the history of our school paper. Enclosed Is a check that I know will be well spent for that "special need" that will arise sometime this year. My sincere thanks to Mrs. Dick and this course. I know what It has done for me see what you can make it do for you! Sincerely yours, Jim Barclay Chorus to Rehearse The HHS chorus will meet every Friday during the second half of "F" period. The group of approximately 20 girls will hold section rehearsals at 12:30 several times a week. The chor us Is under the direction of Mrs. Kachel Dick. A man expects a lot from his car. Good loo that are a constant source of pride. Performance that won't let him down. A quiet, authoritative ride. Integrity of workman' ship. Unique features that add to theioy of driving. A car that pampers and protects the ones he loves. It taes a lot of car to satisfy a man. Mercury does it. ..28 different ways! Introducing the all new '67 Mercury. . . the Man's Car! . - a , , , . -J.' '. .. - - , ,.'.' - Drill Team Elects Officers for 1967 The drill team, organizing for the 1966-67 school year, elected officers at its first meeting. These officers are Gale Malcom, president and drill leader; Sheila Luclanl, vice-president and assistant drill leader; and Teensle Moore, secretary. The girls who will make up the drill team were chosen the week preceding the election. They participated in the try-outs and were selected by several faculty members and the class presidents. They are Teensle Moore, Kathy Matthews, Sara Miller, Paula Slewert, Marcia Jones, Theresa Harshman, Linda Heath, Sheila Luclanl, Barbara Bloodsworth, Gale Malcom, Mer rl Lee Jacobs, Ruby Fulleton, Glnny dough, Vickl Robinson, Chris Munkers, Donna Potter, Susan Starks, Maralee Murray, Debbie Barnett, and Debbie Young. Alternates for this year are Nancy Campbell, Rita Pet tyjohn, Martha Pierce, and Mo na Marshall. Photo and Honors Clubs Pick Officers Officers were chosen for Na tional Honor Society and the Photography Club last week. The leaders of HHS are Steve Anderson, president; Erin Dick, vice-president; Pam McCabe, secretary; and Jill Schmidt, treasurer. The Photography Club will be headed by Mike Sweeney, pres ident; Charlie Anderson, vice president; Teensle Moore, secre tary; Marty Boyajian, treasur er; and Gale Malcom, student council representative. A graduate of HHS In 1964. Ginny Moore has been named a counselor at EOC. She Is a junior, and Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Moore. CE NOTI ALL WATER USERS Of Willow and Rhea Creeks and Tributaries With extended dry season, we have an extreme stock water shortage on all reaches of the streams. Many users can not utilize their fall pastures without wa ter in the creek. As these are stock wa ter decreed streams and irrigation sea son ends on the majority by September 1, and October 1 on most of the balance, this should remove all questions as to the preference for stock water. I would like users' cooperation on dis continuance of all irrigation for the sea son, so that the small amount of water in the creeks can make its way down stream. Much stock is coming in early off fall ranges, and presents a drastic need for the limited water supply. If any questions arise, I may be con tacted at Pendleton 276-7111. Jerry Haines, water master, or Boyd Hadden, assistant, will be contacting individuals in the next few days. Thanks for all co operation. JERRY F. HAINES WATER MASTER STATE OF OREGON DISTRICT 5 - -. fritniHinminiiMnin I, i I ''ilit(imf-w--- ..:-sJ. .. . . . N. ,. " ' ' Completely newt Mercury "htarquitt A man'g ind of luxury I A man txpecti lot from hit car. Thli entirely new top-of-thc-line Mirqult glvet It to him. Prime examplci: Unique Twin-Comfort Lounge Seal In front (plenty of Irgroom for him without disturbing her!). Marauder 410 V-8. New Super-Huih RIJc. Power iliac hrakei up front, stand ard. And speed control, op tional, And many more better-Idea features. Ford Motor Company Lifeguard Design Safety Feature! 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