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lone Schools announce honor roll
Kmc Middle school hai armours,
cd il* honor roll for the second nine-
week session and the first semester
Sixth Grade B honor roll (nine
weeks and semester) John Doherty
A honor roll (nine weeks and
semester) Melissa McElligott 4 ,
Lynde Minster. Becky Wagenhlast.
Marie Tworek
Seventh grade B honor roll Sean
Casey. Willie DeBoer. Rod Ehrman
traut. Michelle Jones. Jamie Lovett.
Bridget McElligott. Becky Picknell,
Semevler-Kimherly Bedortha, Sean
Casey, Willie DeBoer. Rodney
Ehrmantraut. Michelle Jones, Jamie
Lovett, Bridget! McElligott. Becky
Picknell
A honor roll Jessica Stefani. Cyn-
da Stevens; Sem ester Jessica
Stefani. Cynda Stevens
Eighth grade B honor roll
Micheál Green. Truitt Greenup,
April Taylor; Semester Bndger
Baker. Micheál Green, Jason Proud
Knit. April Taylor
A honor roll Heidi Orem. Jason
Proudfoot;
Sem e ster-T ru itt
Greenup. Heidi Orem
Freshmen b honor roll (nine
weeks and sem ester): Erika
Bergstrom. Ryan Halvorscn
A honor roll Jannie Cupps.
Crystal Minster. Das id Wagenhlast.
Danielle Stefani
Sophomore B honor roll Kristine
Bedortha. Kari Morgan, Heidi
Nelson. Brent Sheirhon. Chisana
Warren. Semester-Krisune Bedor
tha. Kari Morgan. Heidi Nelson,
Enc Orem. Brent Sheirhon. Chisana
Warren
A honor
(nine weeks and
semester) Nancy Morter. Amy
Pointer
Junior B honor roll Fumika Mat
sui. Jon Nolan. Semester-Funuka
Matsui
Senior B honor roll Mary Cupps,
Darcee Padherg Semester-Jo Lin
da Cupps. Darcee Padherg. Mary
Cupps
A honor roll Jo Cupps. Linda
Morter. Melissa Rowell, Renee Van
Lecrsum .
Amy W agenhlast.
Semester-Landa Morter, Melissa
Rowell, Renee Van Lecrsum. Amy
Wagenhlast
roll
- -Skip Ruhl of Hemuston spent
Sunday at the home o f his mother.
Faye Ruhl
- -The Peck brothers and wives
recently met at the home of Mr and
Mrs Bud Peck in Pendleton for din
lone JV
girls chased
to wire by
Riverside
By Anne Morter
The lone JV girls squad was chas
cd to the wire by the Riverside
Freshmen hut cam e away with a
21 -1 ^ win in a game held in lone on
January IK lone pressed the entire
game and went to a spread offense
in the first quarter to make the game
a low scoring, defensive contest
The Cardinals led the entire game,
mostly due to the Pirates inability to
break their press But while the
Cards were able to create the tur
novers. they found that Riverside
was able to defense their fast break
all too well Riverside’s 5 'I I ” Man
dy Marquette frustrated the young
Cardinals by clogging the inside
This prompted coach Tom Bedortha
to send his team into a "spread of
fense " The rules require the team
that is behind to respond to a spread
offense by coming out of their /one
and playing man to-man Man to
man was just what the Cards wanted
because it allowed them to drive the
key and get the inside shots
lone led 5-2 at the end of the first
quarter and edged to a 10-5 halftime
advantage ITic Cardinals found
themselves in foul trouble in the
third quarter with three starters hen
ched Each team scored four points
in that quarter to put the score at
14-9 Riverside pulled together and
made one last run at the Cards in the
fourth quarier. pulling to within two
points before time ran out
Danielle Stefani was high point for
lone with ten points Mandy Mar
quette of Riverside was the game
high point, making 13 o f her team 's
1*4 points The lauly Cardinals out
rebounded the Pirates 32-23 with
Danielle Stefani pulling down 12 and
Kristine Bedortha adding seven
Crystal Minster led the Cards in
steals with seven
Coach Tom Bedortha was happy
with the outcom e, especially since
the Pirates prevailed in their last
m e e tin g . 4 1 - 4 0
He cre d ite d
freshman Danielle Stefani with an
outstanding game, collecting 10
points and 12 rebounds He also said
Cry stal Minster and Wendy Ander
ion made important contributions to
the win, Minster on offense and
Anderson on defense Bedortha was
satisfied with his team 's defensive
efforts
"O u r defense holds us
togeth er," he says.
ner and an afternoon of visiting
Those present were Mr and Mrs
Glover Peck, Mr and Mrs Harold
Peck, Mr and Mrs Don Peck anti
Mr and Mrs Jim Peck The group
meets once a year for get togethers
- -Frances and Kenneth Sntouve
received news on Sunday of the
death of Frances's brother. Fred
Hurgoyne at Klamath Falls, < >regon
-:-Dot and Lewis Halvorscn
visited Sunday with Mildred
Eubanks, who is a patient at St An
thony's Hospital in Pendleton where
she recently underwent major
surgery.
Irene (Mrs Iro ) Crabtree of
lone is a patient in St Vincent's
Hospital in Portland where she
recently underwent heart surgery
-:-Franklin and Gloria Messenger.
Aloha, were weekend visitors of his
father Truman E Messenger On
Saturday they all got together at Bet
ty Marquardt 's home and celebrated
Truman's birthday
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The next contest for the junior var
sity is their third meeting with Sher
man County this season Game one
went to lone, 33-30 Game two went
to Sherman County 32-30. Game
three is Thursday. Jan 25 at home
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__________ _ _________By Delpha Jones
- -Dcwic and Carolyn Lovelace,
Ontario and nephew and niece of
Cecil and Delpha Jones, spent the
weekend at the Jones' home
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