FOUR The Heppner Gatette -
lone schools
lone Junior-Senior High
School has announced stu
dents named to A and B honor
rolls for the first semester for
1931 -82 year.
A Honor Holl (3.5-4.0)
Seniors: Margaret Doherty,
Michelle LaRue. Liz McElli
gott and Diann Morter.
Junior: Denny Starr, 4.0.
Freshman: Lori Fetsch.
Eighth grader: Eric Poin
ter. Seventh graders: Patty
McElligott and Chris Rea.
B Honor Roll (3.0 -3.4)
Seniors: Cathy Cheney, A
nita Palmer and Chris Riet
mann. Juniors: Darla Anglin, Ro
ger Childers, Craig Gutierrez.
Vince McElligott and Roger
Soroptimist
v ' f:i-J' :
Ann Lindsay (L), winner of a $100 bond
and Sandra Ward, winner of a $75 bond.
Heppner girls
pound Stanfield
The Heppner Girls' varsity
team pounded Stanfield 54 -17.
Friday. January 22 on Hep
pner's home court.
Sherri McMinn and Anne
Murray had 12 points apiece
and Cathy Lindsay added 10.
Pam Orr scored three points.
Stephi Payne had two and
Mary Kincaid contributed
seven points. Sandra Ward
had two and Cindi Bergstrom
Mustang frosh win over
Umatilla in re-match
The Heppner Freshman
team met the Umatilla Vi
kings on Monday, Jan. 18 on
the Viking's home court. The
Mustangs were victorious, 60 -24
after taking an earlier loss
to the Vikings.
Steve Currin led the revenge-seeking
Mustangs with
16 points. David Green added
14 points to a winning effort
and Todd Miller was next with
13. Ron Doherty had nine
points for the game and Cam
HHS announces
Heppner High School has
announced the names of
students appearing on the
second quarter honor roll. To
be listed, students must attain
a 3.33 grade point average
(gpa ). A indicates a 4.00 (all
A's).
Following is the list of
students:
Seniors
Michelle Aaron, Cindi Berg
strom, Lorri Day, Dawna
Devin. Kris Donaldson, Cliff
Dougherty, Dorian Forrar.
Doug Holland, Darcy Hollo
mon, Cindi Hudson, Angie
Hutchinson, Karen Kenny,
Mary Kincaid, Ann Lindsay
, Don Lott, Sherri McMinn,
Camie Mover, John Murray,
Mike Nolan, Sarena Panter,
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Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, January 28, 1982
announce honor roll
Morter.
Sophomores: Darrell Col
vard, Mike Douglas, Craig
Hams. Sylvia Ladd, Howard
Leavitt and Darrin Padberg.
Freshmen: Jeff Ball, Randy
McCabe, Mark Meyers and
Jeanette Taylor.
Seventh graders : Ashley
Conklin, Joycelyn Ferrell,
Jana Marquardt, Kim Mc
Cabe and Michael Rietmann.
Following are lone students
named to A and B honor rolls
for the second nine week
period:
A Honor Roll (.1.5-4.0)
Seniors: Margaret Doherty,
Michelle LaRue, Liz McElli
gott. Diann Morter, Anita
Palmer, and Chris Rietmann.
Juniors : Craig Gutierrez
and Denny Starr.
Qtizenship Award winners
and Lorri Day each added
three.
' Heppner had 52 total re
bounds, led by Lorri Day with
13 and Sandra Ward with 11.
Mary Kincaid had five
assists and five steals during
the game.
Coach Jan Ter jeson said the
Heppner girls played a "really
good game offensively and
defensively."
George four. Damon Wilson
and Rick Riehl each had two
points.
Miller was on top in the
rebounding department with
12, followed by Currin with
eight. Doherty has seven
rebounds with Green and
George each having four.
The freshman team has met
three teams for the second
time, and has won each of the
re-matches. Coach Duane
Neiffer said.
honor roll
Lee Rice, Sandra Ward and
Elizabeth Zita.
Juniors
Mike Brosnan, Sherry Cle
ment, Greg Connor, Mike
Currin, Diana Epping, Wes
Marlatt , Anne Murray and
John Stevens.
Sophomores
Bobby Harris. Carolyn
Hughes. Sid Kennedy. Cathy
Lindsay . Anne McLaughlin
. Carla Miles. Nancy Paine.
Krisy Polzen. Melissa Privett.
DeRina Reid, Pat Struthers
, Eric Thompson , and
Kris Fishburn.
Freshmen
Ron Doherty, Diana Gar
rett, Kimberly Hughes. Joe
Jemmett. Trisha Mahoney,
Janelle McElhaney. Steve
Miller. Todd Miller. Jodi
Padberg , Averille Panter,
Stephi Payne and Renee
Struthers .
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Freshman: Lnri Fetsch.
Seventh graders: Kim Mc
Cabe. Patty McElligott and
Christopher Rea.
R Honor Roll 3.0 -3.4)
Senior: Cathy Cheney.
Juniors: Darla Anglin,
Roger Childers, Roger Morter
and Tim Patton.
Sophomores: Darrell Col
vard, Mike Douglas, Craig
Hams. Sylvia Ladd, Howard
Leavitt and Darrin Padberg.
Freshmen: Paula Ander
son, Donnie Doherty, Randy
McCabe, Mark Meyers and
Jeanette Taylor.
Eighth grader: Eric Poin
ter. Seventh graders: Ashley
Conklin and Michael Rietmann.
The Heppner branch of
Soroptimist International re
cently announced the winners
of the Soroptimist Citizenship
Awards.
Winner of the $100 bond is
Ann Lindsay, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Lindsay.
Sandra Ward, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Ward, is the
winner of a $75 bond.
The contest is open to all
senior students, and awards
lone woman joins
EOSC basketball team
Margaret Kincaid
Margaret Kincaid. a 1981
graduate of Heppner High
School, is a member of the
Eastern Oregon State College
women's basketball team for
the 1981-82 season.
"Although not a member of
the traveling squad. Kincaid.
a 5'4" freshman, has shown a
desire to further develop her
skills in the game." said a
EOSC announces
Five Morrow County stu
dents have been named to the
fall term honor roll at Eastern
Oregon State College at La
Grande.
To qualify for the honor roll,
students must have a grade
point average of 3.5 or higher
on 12 graded credits.
Heppner students named to
the honor roll include Dale
William Holland II and Susan
Johnson. Paula Jean Palmer,
also of Heppner received a 4.0
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lone man named Mustangs
to honor roll
Jerry Rietmann of lone
recently received a letter of
commendation from the Uni
versity of Idaho. College of
Agriculture, for being one of
68 students on the Dean's
Honor Roll for the first
semester.
Jerry is a sophomore at the
university and is majoring in
Agricultural Economics. He is
a member of Delta Chi
Fraternity and was recently
elected rush chairman for the
coming year.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Rietmann.
announced
are based on scholastic
achievement, community ac
tivities and services, school
activities, awards and recog
nition, said a Soroptimist
spokeswoman. The students
goals are also considered, she
added.
Lindsay's application will
be entered in the Soroptimist 's
Northwest Regional contest to
compete for a $1500 bond, the
spokeswoman said.
college spokesperson.
During her high school
career she was her team's top
rebounder and was named
most improved player, the
spokesperson added.
Kincaid. the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lindsay Kincaid of
lone, is ma joring in Physical
Education at EOSC.
honor roll
(all A's) for the term.
Larry Grant Snider of lone
was also placed on the list with
a 4.0.
An Irrigon student, Karen
K. Cooley was also named to
the honor roll at EOSC.
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Mustangs in action
The Heppner Mustangs just
keep on rollin', this time
claiming Stanfield as a victim,
63 - 57 in action at home last
Friday night.
Dorian Forrar. Heppner's
outstanding forward, just
seems to be unstoppable this
year, as he poured in 22 points,
grabbed 13 rebounds and
dished out four assists in
Heppner's eleventh straight
win of the season. The victory'
left the boys in blue undefea
ted for both the season and in
Snowmobile club
slates American
Cancer Soc. benefit
The 4-Corners Snowmobile
Club will hold a marathon
benefit for the American
Cancer Society on February 7.
The marathon will begin at
Bud Englert's place at the
Blake Ranch at II a.m.
"Everyone is invited to join
us in this ride for a very
lone girls lose to last
year's class B champs
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The lone Cardinal girls were
defeated 33 - 41 by last year's
Class B State Champions, the
Echo Cougars.
The Cardinals were out
scored 5 - 10 in the first
quarter as the Cougars jum
ped out to take the lead.
In the second quarter the
Cardinals scored nine more
points but went into the locker
room with a 14 - 22 disadvan
tage. In the third quarter, the
Cardinals were held to two
points as the Cougars pulled
out to a lfi - 33 lead.
Microwave cooking class
to begin February 4
A few openings are avail
able in "Microwave Cooking"
class to be held in Heppner,
according to Nancy Brown
field. Blue Mountain Com
munity College area coordi
nator. The five-week course will
begin Thursday, Feb. 4. from 7
to 10 p.m. at the Heppner High
School Home Economics
room. Instructor for the
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keep on rollin'!
against Stanfield
league play.
Heppner jumped on Stan
field early, building an 11-0
lead in the first quarter, and
the Mustangs never looked
back. The closest Stanfield
came was 34 - 30 in the third
quarter.
"They made a run at us in
the third quarter," said
Heppner Coach Dale Holland.
"They hit everything they put
up."
Hut thanks to a fourth
worthy cause." said a
member.
Pledge papers may
picked up at Black Mt He
or participants are invite
just ride in the marathon
make a donation, said
member.
A holo slew dinner
follow the marathon
club
The Cardinals attempted a
come back as they racked up
IT fourth quarter points. Hut
the added points weren't
enough to pull out a win as
they were handed a loss
Margaret Doherty and
Tammy Holt, had eight (miiiiIs
each for the Cardinals
lone Ci:t Doherty 4 0-0 H.
Fetsch. Hill 1 3.4 ,V Holt. 4 0-1
8. LaRue 2 0-2 4. McElligott 11
0- 3 0. Morter 2 13 5. 1'amier 1
. 1-4 3. Taylor
KcImi ( II ) Day 2 12 5, Storz 3
1- 3 7. Reese 3 2-4 8. Lilly !) 0 2
IS.Cady 0 12 1. Harvey 0 0-1 0.
Correa. Baker 0 0-1 0. Seifer 1
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out Ixttt's eight assists, and 11
rebounds, and eight points.
"Dorian Forrnr had a good
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liking ahead to this week
end. Holland said it could he
rough for the Mustangs.
Heppner faces Umatilla
Friday, and Wahlonka Satur
day, Imth are uway games.
"We've got a tough weekend
coming up. "Holland stated.
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