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School news Ih r H rppncr (.a/ettr li m n , H rp p n rr. Oregon. VSrdnndiii, \p rll .Ml, lU M k -S U h N Kids put much effort into Science fair Tw o months research and ex periments culminated in the April K *cience fair open house for Hcppncr junior high school students f ash student chose a project, with ap prtisal of science teacher. Sarah C arlson. and then set out to prose or disprove his hyjvnhosis Kach student kept a log hook with background information they had researched in magazines N«>ks. and encyclopedias, with a bibliographical listing ol resources and an explanation ot the experiment including the materials the> uses! the procedure followed, their obsersa lions, and a written conclusion has ed on their observations and research Projects svere ludgeil prior to the open house by the following panel included Physics-first place Candy Fred I undin, tarry Mills. Donna Harris, a tie lot sciond between Al Bergstrom, Barhara Mloodsworth. Burt and Nikki BrisN>is. Chcmistrs lion McFlligott. BobM ahoncs Ed first place M isk i Cameron and sc Hcimstra. and Chuck Nelson Pro cond place Scott Johnston, l ife jests were esaluated on the basis of Science first place Rick Osnun. se originality. complexity. iurc in con cond place Tricia Coe. and third struction and design, how well the place Jenni W cygandl. I arth stuslent understood his own project, Science first Bcsca W uklund. se how well others souid understand the cond Tiffany Harrison, and third protect, proper methods and es Amy Greenup planatKms used and whether the stu Additional eighth grade winners dent answered his basic question included Physics first John Steagall. (Hentll winners for the sesenth second Fru Connor, and third C ases grade were Kick Osmin first place. Pedro, Chemistrs first Jennifer Cur T m iJ Coe anil Rev,.a W isklund a tic rin. second C a m Brownfield, third tor second place, and ienm kelly M i 1 aughlin I arth Ss icikc a W es gandt and Tittans Mamvon a tie tie for first between Dawna Gentry and Tiffany Springer second Jodee lor third place Additional seventh grade winners Ashbcik • > Seventh grade winners from left (Back row) Scott Johnston, Mickie Cameron, Rick Osmm, Nikki Brisbois. Jenni Weygandt. (Front row) Al Burt, Tricia Coe. Candy Harris, Tiffany Harrison; F'ghth grade winner from left (Front row) Mary Osmin, Eric Connor, Tom Kenny, Casey Pedro. John Steagall. Brian Siminoe; (Back row) Dawna Gentry, Nicole Wilkie. Kelly McLaughlin, Cam Brownfield, Jen nifer Currin, Tiffany Springer, Jodee Ashbeck Heppner honor roll listed Vera Rietmann (left foreground) helps Len Rietmann and Stephanie Haguewood make Care Bear pillows. The lone first grade class irlehrated Be lager About Reading month during April Student's led iy bears visited school tor various activities including a teddy bears' [Menu Class mothers came to sihool Iheir teacher. Betts Kielnunn. repons that the class read 2 'b hivks in April wnh Jors Crowell. Jacob laslor, Stephanie Hagucwood .uni Brenda Holt/ receiving special awards lor outstanding reading house Honor roll students tor the third nine weeks have been announced al Hcppncr High School Senior students on the honor roll arc Keith Kennison .4 i»1 Vndrca Ball. Shel ly Biddle Penny Connor Ken Cur to Reid Duiuan. Missy Gates. Iras is Harrison. Kevin Hughes, Mes l.indvas Chris I aughlin. Kim M u rra s. I rina Palmer. Dana Reid. 1 ana Reid. Noclla Kill, and Loran Hayes Junior students named to the honor mil are I rent Hatrison (4 (Nil, Ashley Conklin. Iheresa Lindsay, Jaw<n Palmer I >.n id Pedro, and Soft Struthers Sophomores named to the list arc Mark Fishhurn i4 (Xli Duane Ball. Kathleen Bra/ell. Jett Desin. Ryan Duncan Both Hc.ithcrls . and Cathy Martin Freshmen members of the honor roll are J J Shaw (4 (HI). Benji Pearson Brvan Padbcrg and Sean W arren Students showing the most im prosement dunng the nine week |H-ruKl arc Shelly Biddle. Leah Cooper C iik K Davis. Merry I V S pain. John Ferrell, Shawn Holt, Bobbette Howell. Shad Jeffreys, I odd I indsas. Kim Murray. Kim Bond. Joycelyn Ferrell. Kym War rcn. Marne Stookey . I nn H a y s , and W ill W elborn (.O il Wednesday IhifTers Low gross Harriet Fsans Low net Doll Campbell Least putts Verna Brinda laing drive Jo Pettyjohn Most sues Ncoma Bailey I lesen members were present Hostesses were Kal Hcaly and Dorothy Jiawkins lone School lists honor roll t he lone School has submitted the following honor roll for the third nine weeks grading period " A " Honor Roll (3 3 4 ill Senior Eric (hunter. Juniors Patty M cFlligott and Candi Rudisill; Sophom ore Karla D aviso n ; Freshmen Jill Nelson and Angie Rudisill. I ighth graders Jol.inda Cupps, Jim Davison. Jenny Martin. Linda Morter. Melissa Rowell, and A ids W'agenblast. Sesenth grader Jon Nolan " B ' ' Honor Roll (3 0-3 40) Juniors [X-ena Hams, Chris Rea. and Kim McCahe, Freshmen Brian Ball and Michelle Papineau. F.ighth Graders lain McCabe, Dance Padbcrg. and Maty Cupps, Seventh grader Jim Holtz M A S T E R • G L E A N • L E X O N E • A M IN E • L A N D M A S T E R Left to right Brian Henderson. Jory Crowell. Kelly Morgan. Jeremie Kandle. Camie Crum, and Brenda Holtz with their pillow Care Bears Spelling contest winners named For the sixth straight year. Fern Meyers of Boardman has won her division in the Morrow County Sp e llin g Contest M eyers, a sophomore at Riverside High School was first in Division III competition al this year's contest held at Hcpp ner Elementary. April 23 To capture the first place plaque. Meyers spelled 25 of 30 words ior redly, that doesn't sound too dil ficult. hut the list included words such as quorum, indictment, hicrar chically, and asphysiatc Seventh . through ninth graders were asked lo spell words such as aggrandizement quixotic, jodhpur. and consensus Elementary students spelled words inclu ding calliope, artichoke, despicable. emharrass, zucchini, and pigeon Reading words to the spellers lor Division I was Karen Bcik Division II Linda Dutchcr. and Division III Valery Campbell Monitors during the spelling test were Cara Costa. Linda Shaw, and Karen Dubuque The top three finishers in each division were as follows Division I: Frist Kelly Spray. secondChisana Warren, third Brent Sheirbon Division II first Jackie Paul, second Diane Young, third la>ri McCahe Division III first Terri Meyers. second-Eric Pointer, third Jack Estberg Winners from county schools who competed at the district contest are listed following A C Houghton Division I first Jill Hicks (Gr 4». second Tracy Dumler (Gr hi. third Bret Hadley < < >r bi lone Division I first-Amy Pointer, second Brent Sheirbon. third Heather Kandle Division II first Brian Dohcriy. second- Lo ri McCahe. third Jill Nelson I Q • BANVEL • BUTYL FOR SERVICE YOU CAN DEPEND ON From left Kelly Spray, Chisana Warren and Brent Sheirbon We Are The Team You Can Depend On For All Your Farm Chemical Needs! • NH-3 • Aqua • Liquid & Dry Fertllzers • Farm Chemicals • Variety of Application Systems WE N O T ONLY SE LL THE P R O D U C T - W E S E R V IC E IT TO O ' From left: Jackie Pauls and Diane Young Morrow County Grain Growers Phone 503-989*8221 350 Main Street 1-800-452-7396 H A R D W A R E • A U T O M O T IV E • C H E M IC A L • M A C H IN E R Y From left Terri Myers, Eric Pointer, and Jack Estberg W E E D M A S T E R • G L E A N . 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