Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, May 23, 1968, Sec. 2, Page 3, Image 11

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    Senior Class of 1968
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TOP HOW Steven Dean Pettyjohn. Rita Jean Pettyjohn. Mary
Patricia Pierce. John Edward Rawlins, Lou Ella Roark. Bottom
row Vickie Eileen Robinson, Janet Carlyle Sherman. Paula
Noreen Siewert, Susan Gail Starks.
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Officers Chosen
For Student Body
Jerry Hcaly, Hcppner High
st-hoof junior, was elected pres
ident o( the associated student
body in an election held Mav 3
at tiie high school. Mclvin Ash
beck was elected vice-oresident:
jui raauerg, secretary; Lee liu
son. serccant at arms: Deb
bie Warren, assistant treasurer;
and Mary Kay Hughes, business
manager.
General elections were held
April 25, but it was necessary to
hold a runoff election between
the two top candidates for each
office, due to the fact that no
one person captured the major
ity of possible votes in the prev
ious election.
Other candidates for the office
of president were Mark Tullis,
Sheryl Britt and Terry Peck.
Vice-presidential candidates were
Larry Fettyiohn. Pat Kilkenny.
Teresa Harshman and Robbie
Abrams. Candidates running for
the position of secretary were
Jill Chitty, Sherl Brock and Sue
Greenup. Sereeant-at-arms can
didates included John Harris,
Bob Peck and Rick Marquardt.
Candidates for the position of
business manager were Sandy
Matheny, Linda Cooper and
Jeanine Hunt.
New officers will be Installed
at an awards assembly schedul
ed for May 27, when other stu
dent body awards will be pre
sented. A previous assembly held
May 14, saw athletic awards pre
sented for various sports
achievements.
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The New
Graduates!
Best investment I
for a greater i-
tomorrow. . . i
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congratulations :
to each of tli cm. j;
BANK of EASTERN
OREGON
TOP ROW Brenda Sue SteagalL Randy Lee Stillman. William I Lilbern VanWinkle,. Robert Joseph VanWinkle, Alvin James Vin-
Clement Stockard. Earl Franlclin Struckmeier. Bottom row John eon. Decora jean Young.
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yy I ) and join us in wishing SJ
heartiest congratulations
jfS an( est wsnes t0 the (3 O
14576 1 new senior class
BEST Of: i,
CLASS OF 1968
Here's to a great
future with every
Good Wish for
Continued Success.
Columbia Basin Electric Co-op
RIETMANN'S
HARDWARE
These are the best words, we think, to describe this year's
class of graduates. We know they will continue to evidence
these qualities in the future . . . no matter what the future
may bring. The eagerness and ability of these young people
give all of us a new sense of confidence and vigor.
i Our sincere best wishes to all Seniors.
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