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EHIHT-The Heppner C.aieUe-Ttmes, Heppner. Oregon, Thursday. April 23. 1981 Heppner High elects The Heppner High School student body selected cheer leaders and student body officers in an election last Tuesday at the school. Varsity cheerleaders for the 1981-82 school year are Dawna Devin. Patti Devine, Sheri McMinn, Kathy Hansen and Michelle Aaron. Junior var sity cheerleaders are Lovena Marlatt, Nancy Paine, and Brenda McMinn. For student body officers, senior John Murray was elected president; John Stevens, vice-president; Ann Lindsay, treasurer; Karen Kenny, secretary; Linda Eng lert, assistant treasurer; and Anne Murray, business manager. (L - R) Anne Murray, Linda Englert, John Kenny, John Murray. Not pictured is Ann Heppner With three weeks of compe tition behind them, Heppner High School tracksters are beginning to make their in fluence known as they con tinue to improve upon their ' efforts. Three girls' school records have been broken and others have been threatened. Last week's competition saw the girls finish second to Sherman County in a fourway meet at Heppner; the boys were third, and in an 18-team field at the Sherman County invitational at Moro last Saturday, the Mustangs fin ished in the middle of the pack. Margaret Kincaid establish ed a new school record twice during the week in the 300-meter low hurdles break ing the old mark of :56.4 on Tuesday with a :56.1 clocking . and then running :53.0 at Sherman. She missed the record of : 18.1 in high hurdles with a mark of : 18.2 on Saturday. That mark was good for third place" at Sherman. Kellie Hammond broke her own record in the javelin Tuesday with a throw of 1198" which was nine inches over the old standard but she did not compete on Saturday. Bonnie Arrington set a peson al best also in the javelin with a toss of 90'6". Susan Johnson bettered her time in the low hurdles by over seven seconds Saturday with a :55.1 clocking. It too, bettered the old school record. She placed fifth in the low hurdles at Sherman. Greg Sweeney continues to improve in the distance races, winning both the 1.500 and 3.000 meter races on Tuesday, and, in a field of over 30 runners, was the victor at 1,500 meters on Saturday and ran fourth in the longer race. His best for the season is a 4:32.3 in the shorter race. Mary Kincaid has placed in every meet this year in the highjump. Saturday she tied for fourth place with a 4-8 jump. She has cleared 4-10 for her best this season. Both Duane Garrett and Wesley Marlatt have shown continued improvement. Gar ! i s S X f ' " - 3 f x .( OTA J (L - R) Lovena Marlatt, Nancy Paine. Not pictured is" Brenda McMinn i ! tracksters rett has consistently been placing in the pole vault (fourth on Saturday) and Marlatt has been steady in the shot put (sixth on Saturday). Marlatt missed placing in the discus by inches as he improved in that event to 103'6", his first effort over one-hundred feet. Garrett was the high-point performer on Tuesday with a first in the pole vault, seconds in both distance races and a fourth in the javelin. Sweeney was high point Saturday. Lisa Wilson won the 3.000 meters at home and was second at 1.500 meters, but her best performance was Satur day with a 13:54.4 clocking at 3.000 meters, good for second place. She has improved some 33 seconds from her first effort of the season. Kristy Polzen and Vicki Smith have both contributed greatly to the 1.600-relay team which set a school record Tuesday along with Hammond and Mary Kincaid at 4:59. Polzen and Smith have been consistent point collectors in heJWMneter run as well. John Moyer has shown continued improvements in the sprints and jumps with a best effort in a non-placing 35'5" leap in the triple jump. Mike Nolan has been limited in action with a broken hand Card tracksters 5th in Sherman Co. invite By.MICIIFI.I.KI.AHl'F On Saturday, April 18 the lone tracksters traveled to Sherman to compete in a Sherman Co. Invitational. The Cardinals finished 5th out of 18 schools as the girls and boys combined for 8f points. Margaret Doherty finished first in the 400 meters with a time of 62.09. first in the 200 meters in 27.55 and fourth in the long jump with a jump of 15' 1 Jim McCabe broke the school record in the 400 meters, placing second with a time of 52.91. He also placed fourth in the 200 meters in 24.21. Treve Peterson placed student body officers, Stevens, Karen i Lindsay make influence known throughout most of the season but will begin competing in throwing events this week. He has been doing some running and placed fourth in the 300-intermediate hurdles at Heppner on Tuesday. Bouaphet Thongdy has been hampered by shin splints and has seen some running in the 400 meters. Her best effort has been a fifth-place finish to a five-way meet at Umatilla. The girls 400-meler relay team turned in their best lone runner breaks three hour mark at Boston Marathon lone runner Al Beck broke the three-hour mark at the Boston Marathon Monday, however, further information on his performance was not available. Beck, a 34-year-old seventh grade teacher at Heppner Elementary school. left last Thursday to compete in the world famous 26-mile marathon. The Boston Marathon is only the fourth run for the 145-lb. Beck, who said he started running only two years ago to lose some of the 165 lbs. he weighed at the time. In a good luck ceremony at the grade school Thursday. sixth in the high jump with a jump of 5'8". Shawn La Hue placed third in the 110 high hurdles in 18 42. Denny Starr finished fourth in the javelin with a toss of 13fi'3". a personal best for him. Gregg Kietmann had two personal bests as he took first in the loo and 200 meters Rietmann's lime was 11.35 in the 100 and 22 97 in the 200. The 400-meter relay team, consisting of lyeavitt. McCabe. Peterson and Kietmann. fin ished first with a time of 45.74. The 1600-meter relay team, consisting of Craig Hams. Peterson. McCabe. and Kiet mann. finished second with a time of 3:50.13. (L - R) Dawna Devin, Patti Devine, Sheri McMinn and Kathy Hansen. Not pictured fa Michelle Aaron Cardinal tennis players victorious over Vikings, defeated by RHS By MK'IIKI.I.FI.AIU'K On Tuesday. April 14. the Cardinal tennis players hosted the Umatilla Vikings. The Cards were victorious. 6-1. over the Vikings. Darrell Colvard defeated David Moll. 6-2. 6-2; Donnie Taylor defeated Susie Tustun. 6-1, 6-0: and Chris Kietmann defeated Rev Dornan. 6-2. 6-0 Lisa Meyers was defeated by Wendy Stevens 6-3. 6-3. In doubles action. Roeer Work day at Little A work day at the Little League field in Heppner has been planned for this Saturday at I p m. All Little league parents performance of the season in non-placing effort last Satur day running :56.5. The team was made up of Smith. Kincaid. Johnson and Kincaid and was without two normal members of the team. , The week the Mustangs continue competition, having run at Wahtonka at The Dalles in a five-way meet on Tuesday and will be involved in the Pilot Rock Invitational at Pendleton on Friday. That meet is scheduled to begin at 2 Beck was presented with gifts from students and faculty before he left to fly back to Boston with his wife, Karen. Deadline to apply for hunts near The deadline to apply for 1981 antelope bighorn sheep and cougar hunts is approach ing rapidly. Hunters must have their applications deli Our Portrait Package Special fp-sl YOU GET &-,fi 2-8X108 L v 2-5X73 r-r-.- -jy IU size for 0 -fl 299 ONLY ! Qjp complete A NO ACt IIMII YOU PAY A 13 00 DEPOSIT om.res A, , PAY BALANCE WHEN THEY W RETURN IXIKA ltH PFHSON Sat. April 25 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at SEARS In Heppner cheerleaders Childers and Kietmann de feated Dornan and Tustun. 6-0. 8-7. Troy Lindstrom and Taylor were victorious. 6-1 7-5 and Meyers and Clovard defeated 1irie Donaldson and Cindy Vaugn. On Saturday. April 18. the Cards traveled to Riverside for another match. The Cards were defeated. 2 5, by the Pirates. Troy Lindstrom was defeat ed by Brandon Wagner. 2-6. 2-6; Lisa Meyers was defeated League Field Sat. and interested persons are encouraged t come and bring shovels, rakes and paint brushes. p.m. Sherman County Invitation al team scores (combined boys and girls): Sherman County - 183. Wahtonka - 163 1-3. Wasco County - 90, Umatilla - 92 1-3. lone - 86. Dufur - 50. Arlington - 47, Culver - 46. Heppner - 41 1-3. Lyle - 40. Condon - 28. Riverside - 28. Glenwood - 26. Wishram 23. Corbett - 15. Klickitat - 12, Bickleton - 10. Trout Lake - 0. Beck said he has run at Seaside. Porltand and in the East Oregon run previously. vered to the Portland office of the Fish and Wildlife Depart ment or postmarked not later than April 27. New by Michelle Coleman, 6 2, 6-0; Chris Kietmann was defeated by Scott Daniels. 6-1. 6 2; and Donnie Taylor was defeated by Mark Danies. 6-2. 7-8. 6-3. In doubles. Kietmann and Taylor were victorious over Gale and Carroll. 6-0. 61 In mixed doubles Meyers and Lindstrom defeated Johnson and ("ale in a pro set. 8-4 Roger Childers and Darell Colvard were defeated by Wagner and Petteys. 6 3. 2-6. and 3-6. Little League official to meet Monday On Monday. April 27 at 7 p.m.. there will be a meeting of all )ersons interested in umpiring little league base ball this year. The meeting will be held at the High School in Room 10. Please contact Ted Toll for further information. Bowling News KOrTKK KIT KKGI.KKS April 16 Won-Ixwl 35-25 23176 35-25 229W) 33-27 23126 32-28 22018 30-30 23442 26' ?-33' -- 22367 Hi Ho's Dregs Three L's Three Holers Weary Wives Newcomers Gutter Dusters 24' J-35'2 22453 Pytts 24-36 2-2511 High individual game Linda Schultz. IK4. High individual series - Iris Campbell. 472. High team game Wives, 589. High learn series 1594. Weary Hi Ho's. S MH SAVINGS w usu ui it I hi Shop Now And Save On AAany Items You Need In The Spring Season HURRY SALE ENDS SAT. APRIL 25 Mustangs trounce Hermiston, 10-3 The Heppner Mustang base ball team put their bats to work Friday, pounding in in runs to trounce the Hermiston J Vs. I0-;, in non league action al Hermiston. Heppner scored seven of Its runs In the second inning, while holding Hermiston to no runs following its only three in the first inning. Kick Cole pitched the whole game for the Mustangs, allow ing only four hits, striking nut six and walking only one. "He really did a heck of a good job." said Heppner Coach Dale Holland. Jeff Orr. Rick Cole and John Murray all scored second inning singles of the Hermis Cardinal basebaUers defeated by Mustangs The Cardinal haseballers were defeated on Tuesday. April 14. by the Mustangs. 25 1 Jerry McKlligoll scored the only run for the Cardinals The Cards were defeated by Wahtonka in a double-header on Friday The Cards were defeated. 18 - 3. in the first game and 21 3 in the second game Scoring for the Cards in the first game were Sent I Regiter for aerobic dance classes The second session of aero bic dance is scheduled to begin in May, says Nancy Brown field. HMCC area coordinator, and registration should be completed soon. The davtime session will df j(f eff cfc eft jft cff fcfti cfc TEEU Q? EJE VJEGH JOHN STEVENS . John has served lis a representative to uttidenl council this year representing the nophninorr clu. Not only halt he nerved hiscV4ax their rrpreitentuivr but he has also been active in all class activities including Homecoming and Sadie Hawkins while still maintaining a 3.50 grade-pnial-average. Because of his experience in student council John has run and was electeil as Student Body Vice President. He U alxo active in National Honor Society and t'h'. John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hob Stevens and plans to attend HMCC upon high school graduation. JPQJJ Thi Ad Spoiuored By Menoniilili I F" t" '"f' f- TOTAL HARDWARE oast to oast ton pitcher, and Doug Holland drove in a run on a bases loaded single. The Mustangs meet Wah tonka Friday In a double header starting at 1 p.m. at The Dalles, 1234567 1700020 3000000 llepimer lleinilsloti Heppner: 10 runs, 8 hits. 2 errors Hermiston: 3 runs. 4 hits. 3 errors Heppner: Cole und B. Way llermisloii: Malhrent and Simmons Darnell. Kichurd Ladd und Tim Key. In the second gnme Jeff Hams scored two runs und Uidd bad one. The Cards were held hitlewi in the first game bv Wahtonka pitchers In the second game the Cardinals got five hits, two singles by Mams, one by Ladd and one by Key. Craig Gutierrez slugged out a double for the Cards fifth hit iM-gin the week of May 4. and the evening session is sche duled to begin the week of May 11 Those interested may regis ter with the instructor or with N.incv llrownfield ffi jfc eft cfc w cfc ifi jr jf. 1 670992r 1 1 Inc. f- -"ff- jjf- -fr r iy iifti
