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Six Heppner basketball players named to district all-star teams
Heppner dance team,
rally squad awarded
By DANA K t lli
The Heppner High Dance Team
and Rally Squad proved themselves
at the Columbia Basin Conference
District 7A tournament by being
awarded the half time entertain
men! award and the boys rally
squad award
Both the dance team and the
cheerleaders are often times over
looked Kach of these squads put in
countless hours of preparing them
selves for the sports events
The dance team consists of 12
members which are seniors Mich
ele Miles. Cindy Piper I ana Reid.
Noella Rill. Sandra Wattenburger.
Missy Turner. Shelly Biddle. Tam
my Hayes, and Dana Reid, junior
Dorothy Hays and freshmen Christy
Stroeber and Benji Pearson
Heppner s dance team performed
Thursday night at half time of the
Heppner Mustangs and Riverside
Pirates championship game
The girls danced to "How Will I
Know' which was choreographed by
Senior Shelly Biddle
The dance team had performed
this particular routine earlier in the
season on Heppner's home court
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At the Columbia Basin Conference
District 7A tournament in Pendleton
on Friday. Feb 28 the conference
all-star teams were announced
There were three boys' teams and
two girls' teams
The boys and girls district cham
pinna. Heppner. netted two boys on
the first team and four girls on the
first and second team*
Todd Lindsay, a 6 ft 3 in senior
and Wayne Wilgers. a < ft junior.
Heppner s boys representatives,
were both on the first team
Kaming first team recognition for
the girls were Heppner s l-ana Reid,
a 3 ft 7 in senior and Missy
Eubanks, a 5 ft »in junior
Ihe routine seemed to be well
liked by Mustang and Killy fans and
was chosen by the girls to use at
district
Not only was it liked at Heppner
but also by the district as Heppner s
Dance Team was announced this
year's District Half Time Entertain
ment award winners
Heppner's Dance Team will per
form at the regional tournament
once again at half time of the
championship game between the
Heppner Mustangs and («rant Union
on Friday
This year's rally squad consists of
seniors Missy Gates. Paula Ptochar
sky and Sandra Wattenburger and
junior Paula Hea'herly
The cheerleaders raised spirit and
were named the boys rally squad
award winners
The cheerleaders
were judged on appearance, sports
manship. enthusiasm and original
ity
Degree of Honor installs officers
Mr and Mrs l.awrrnce Clausen of
Bend came to Heppner Keb 25 for a
visitation at the Degree of Honor
Ixidge and (or the installation of the
1« » 87 officers
The Hausens joined members of
the lodge for dinner at the Wagon
Wheel Cafe proceeding the meeting
Mrs Clausen. Oregon State Director
and National Outer Watch acted at
the installing officer as the following
new officers were given authority
Past president. Nina Denton
President, Betty Tanner Vice Pres
ident, Vivian McConnell. Second
Vice president. Mildred Padberg
Secretary treasurer. Joyce Bre
eding Usher Bernice Nash A sals
tant Usher. Adelle l-i Trace. Inner
Watch. M arie Steagall. Outer
Watch. Esther Bergstrom Pianist,
Heppner F F A ’er
advances to state
competition
Seven members of the Heppner
F T A Chapter attended the Sectional
leadership Skills Contest on Keb
ruary 23. at LaGrande High School
Ale* Lindsay participated in tJie
Extemporaneous Public Speaking
Contest, taking first place He will
advance to state competition during
the FKA State Convention March
21 24 at OSU in Corvallis
Noella Rill participated in the
Prepared Public Speaking Contest,
but did not place
Other members from Heppner
who attended the contest were.
Nance Wright, Nancy Bailey Kim
Wright, Dorothy Hays, and Patty
Altizer
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Honorable Mention
Stacey Hammer. 3 ft II in senior.
Wasco County Wayne Sehman. 6 ft
tin senior. I'am tilla. Bill Martin. 6
ft 2 in sophomore. Sherman
County, and Trent Eastmen. 8 ft 3
in senior Weston McKwen
«.lltl s
First Tram
lama Reid. 3 ft 7 in senior. Hep
pner. Missy Eubanks. 3 ft » i n
junior. Heppner. Michelle Mark 5
ft 8 in senior. Riverside. Patti
Sharp. 5 ft 10', in senior, Sherman
County Karen Doherty, 5 ft » i n
Junior, Pilot Rock. Remi Krsser, 6
ft tin senior. Pilot Rock and Lindy
INirfilv, 5 ft 7 in sophomore, Stan
field
Second Tram
Dana Reid, 5 ft 6 in senior,
Heppner Missy Turner. 3 ft 4 in
senior. Heppner Karen Bjorklund, 3
ft 8 in senior Weston-McKwen,
Trtcta Muaempls. 5 ft » i n senior,
Weston McKwen, IVana Adams, 5
ft It in s e n io r Umatilla Amber
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3 Distinctive speech pattern
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8 (.enlIonian
» A bow ling tournament in Heppner
II Lass
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County
For the
5th Annual
March T
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C h e f Special:
Shirley Connor. Captain of Drill
Team Bal<e Harris Ritual Coun
M'lor Mary Bryant Escort Staff,
Eleanor Gonly and Babe Harris
laidgc trustees installed were
Bernice Nash for three years Ida
Karra for two years. Shirley Connor
for one year
Mrs Clausen reminded the mem
tiers to keep Saturday May It) open
(or Ihe District Meeting which will
be held in Baker
After the installation meeting re
freshments were furnished by Ida
Lynn Mary Bryant anil Mildred
Padberg
The next regular Degree of Honor
meeting will be on Tuesday evening
March 1 1, at 8 p in in the lodge hall
Coe. 5 ft 8 in senior Wasco County,
and Kim Kiser .> ft 4 in jurimi
in junior. Jeff Walker. 6 ft senior.
Stanfield Howard Wagoner. 5 ft II
in senior. Stanfield. Kandy Seibel. 6
ft 3 in senior W ahtonka. and Tracy
Fields. 3 ft 10 in junior. Sherman
Crossword Puzzle
W ednesday Nite
is Steak Nife
The Killies also placed Dana Reid
and Missy Turner on the firis second
team Rrid is a 3 ft 6 in senior and
Turner also a senior, is 3 ft 4 in
Listed below are the CBC all star
teams
HOYS
Kirsl Team
Todd lundsay, 6 ft 3 in senior.
Heppner Wayne Wilgers. 6 ft
junior. Heppner. Brian Byrd. 6 ft 4
in senior. Riverside, Brian Sheadel.
S(t 4 in senior, Riverside, and Jeff
Hull. 6 ft 2in senior. Wasco County
Second Team
Chris Stevens. 6 ft senior River
side. Dan Kurt/. 6 ft 1 in senior
I'amtilla Russell Richards. 3 ft 10
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