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EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 10, 1992 . . i . i HES student« receive academic awards Presidential Fitness Award winners back l-r: Ben Ewing, Dan Burnside, Tina Kemp; front-Jayme Hanson, Jessica Keersemaker, Jonas Healy. ; < ■ :4 i. ' . • f* » t ■ / *•.% r, : •. " ' • - '• 1 . ; * The Academic Awards Assembly for Heppner Elemen tary and Middle School students was held May 27. Students in grades two through eight were recognized for participation in special programs and academic contests and for academic ex cellence and effort. Refreshments were provided following the assembly by the Parents' club. The following students were recognized for their achievements during the 1991-92 school year. Presidential academic fitness awards: 6th grade-Jayme Hansen, Jonas H ealy, Jessica Keersemaker; 8th grade-Dan Burnside, Phillip Spicerkuhn. Ben Ewing, Tina Kemp. Maintaining honor card all year: Brooke B oyer, Tim Dickenson, Jill Barber, Sarah Greif, Jessica Keersemaker, Jonas Healy, Bonncy Hill, Jayme Hansen, Jessica VanWinkle, An nie Hisler, Brent Gunderson. Shannon Benjamin. Toni Kemp, Brian K offler, Lindsey Waterland, Tina Kemp, Ben Ew ing, Dan Burnside, Brian Struckmeier. Social studies: seventh grade- Toni Kemp, Traci Dickenson, Brian Koffler, Brent Gunderson, Eric Schonbachler, Shannon Ben jamin; eighth grade-Tina Kemp, Dan Burnside. Science: seventh grade- Shannon Benjamin, Traci Dickenson, Brent Gunderson, Toni Kemp, Brian Koffler, most improved-Ben Marvin; eighth grade-Tina Kemp, Ben Ewing, Phillip Spicerkuhn, most improved-Alena Binschus, Jossie Evans. Volunteer peer tutor-Josh Clark. Language arts: seventh grade- Shannon Benjamin, Mandi Gutierrez, Toni Kemp; eighth grade-Tina Kemp, Jessica Sumner; most improved-Jenny Burkenbine, Jossie Evans. Math: seventh grade-Joann Bingham, Brent Gunderson, Eric Schonbachler. Toni Kemp, Shan non Benjamin, Brian Koffler; eighth grade-Dan Burnside, Ben Ewing, Matt Keersemaker, Phillip Spicerkuhn, Tina Kemp. OV (Homemaking): Shannon Benjamin, Traci Dickenson, Toni Kepm, Mindy Qualls, Lindsey Waterland, Brandi Marshall and most im proved Eric Schonbachler. OV industrial arts: Jenny Burkenbine, Tina Kemp, Josh Clark, Brian Struckmeier. We Do SCREEN PRINTING 676-9228 Art: Jossie Evans, Kristina Grant, Brent Gunderson, Eric Schonbachler. Music: Angie Bergstrom, Joann Bingham. Band: Josh Clark, Brian Struckmeier, Dan Burnside, Donnie Pointer, Matt Keersemaker, Shaun Hisler, Col in Anderson, Phillip Spicerkuhn. Special programs and contests- Writing festival: Jonas Healy, Brooke Boyer, Toni Kemp, Man di Gutierrez. Knowledge Master (5th-6th): Jayme Hansen, Jonas Healy, Josh Roy, Adam Doherty, Bonney Hill, Jessica Keersemaker, Tim Dickenson, Ian Sweek, Sarah Greif, Brooke Boyer, Phillip Traylor, Jill Barber; 7th and 8th grade-Shannon Benjamin, Traci Dickenson, Toni Kemp, Ann Wick, Ben Ewing, Brent Gunder son, Tina Kemp, Brian Koffler, Donnie Pointer, Eric Schon bachler, Dan Burnside, Matt Keersemaker. G eography Bee: Donnie Pointer, Jonas Healy. R & W Reading program-most certificates: Kyle Waterland, se cond grade; M ichelle McCloskey, third grade; Matt Van Liew, fourth grade; Brooke Boyer/Danny Coiner, fifth grade; Jessica Keersemaker, Katie Ken ny, Jessica VanWinkle, sixth J.‘ ' V ■* ’ 'i » * . • To Our Loyd and Christina Burkenbine r Thank you for all o f your love, support and encouragement Love, Jay and Nancy, Anne and Curt, Bob and Lynn and Chris < ■ Traylor, Julie Watkins, Kristi Worden. Sixth grade-Sarah Baker, Jayme Hansen, Jonas Healy, Bonney H ill, Jessica Keersemaker, Jaylene Papineau, Josie Proctor, Josh Roy, Sherry Sieler, Andy Sykes, Jessica Van Winkle. Sean Warren named to Who’s Who Sean Warren, lone, has been named in the 1992 edition of Who’s Who Among Students in American U niversities and Colleges. Warren is a junior at Western Oregon State College majoring in history. Students were selected based on academic achievement, community service, leadership activities, and potential for suc cess. Oustanding students have been honored in the annual Who’s Who directory since it was first published in 1934. Warren is the son of Gary and Sue Warren, lone. grade; Jenni Richards, seventh grade. District math contest: fourth grade-Eric Rollis, Matt Jepsen, Heidi Turrell, Trisha Adams, Corey Miller, Ashley Ropp, Matt Van Liew; Fifth grade-Jill Barber, Ian Sweek, Tim Dickenson, Amy Burkenbine, Derek Gunderson, lone and Heppner High School Jaci Hughes, Phillip Traylor; Sixth grade-Jessica 1991-92 scholarship winners Keersemaker, Jonas Healy, Min were announced at their respec dy Binschus, Adam Doherty, tive graduation ceremonies on Jayme Hansen, Jessica Van May 27 and 28. lone students earning scholar Winkle, Bonney Hill; Seventh grade-Shannon Ben ships are: Kristine Bedortha-American jam in, Brian Koffler, Toni Legion. Soroptimist, Carl Troed Kemp, Eric Schonbachler, Brent son. Oregon School Employees Gunderson, Mindy Qualls, Josh A ssociation • and Music Coiner, Traci Dickenson; Eighth grade-Josh Clark, scholarships; Brandi Ball-Carl Troedson Phillip Spicerkuhn, Ben Ewing, Matt Keersemaker, Dan Bum- scholarship; Gabe G arcia-O utstanding side, Jessica Sumner. Spelling contests: third grade- Senior Athlete award. Big Sky Lindsey Ward, Beth Baker; and Morrow County Education fourth grade-Leah Denton, Trisha Association scholarships; Mike G arrett-O utstanding Adams, Stephanie Clough; fifth grade-Amy Burkenbine, Derek Senior Athlete Award. Ken Gunderson, Tim Dickenson; Snider Memorial. Mike Mathtws sixth grade-Jayme Hansen, Sarah Memorial and Elks scholarships; Kari M organ-Outstanding Baker, Adam Doherty; seventh Senior Athlete Award, Pat grade-Brian Koffler, Josh Coiner, Gillette Memorial, Lion’s Club, Stormy Howard; eighth grade- Donnie Pointer, Tina Kemp, Ben Carl Troedson and the Music scholarships; Ewing. Nancy Morter-Outstanding County spelling contest: Divi sion I Jayme Hansen, Sarah Senior Athlete Award, Blue Baker. Amy Burkenbine; division Mountain Community College, Cardinal Club. Carl Troedson, and the Elks scholarships, Eric Orem-Carl Troedson and Elks scholarships; Amy Pointer-Blue Mountain Community College, Carl Troed :oy son and Elks scholarships; XI Brent Sheirbon-Blue Mountain Community College, Lion’s Club, Carl Troedson and Elks scholarships; Loving Parents Chisana Warren-Class of ’68 Happy 50th Anniversary f » II-Donnie Pointer. Brian Koffler, Tina Kemp. Advanced studies class: Second grade-Megan Bailey, Jon Bennett, Brad Bowman, Jodie Carlson, Jessica Gutierrez, Stefan Matheny, Kelly Paullus, Julie Proctor, Shelley Rietmann, Leland Rill, Olivia Sagely, Kan- dra Schm eltzer, Paula Spicerkuhn, Daniel Traylor. Third grade: Krista Adams. Shawna Benjamin, Amber Flaiz, Wes Haynes. Marissa McCabe, Danielle McDowell, Tara Oz- ment, David Piper, Craig Scott, Tai Sweek, Lindsey Ward, Jen nifer Warren, Blake Knowles. Fourth grade-Trisha Adams, C hris Bowman, Stephanie Clough, Leah Denton, Ben Goodyear, Casey Ingraham, Matt Jepsen, Abby Kahl, Laurie Michael, Corey Miller, Amy Papineau, Kim Pointer, Jake Roy, Heidi Turrell, Matt Van Liew. Fifth grade-Jill Barber, Matt Berretta. Brooke Boyer, Audra Bunch, Amy B urkenbine, Kathleen Greenup, Sarah Greif, Derek G underson, Shane Matheny, Ian Sweek, Phillip lone student Math contest winners announced receives honors Creighton University student Patricia McElligott of lone, has been named to the dean’s honor roll for academic achievement during the spring 1992 semester. Full time students who achieve a grade-point average of at least 3.5 or better are eligible for the dean’s honor roll. Creighton is an independent Catholic university at Omaha, Nebraska, operated by the Jesuits. It has an enrollment of approximately 6,000. Creighton enrolls students in the colleges of arts and sciences and business ad ministration, the graduate school, university college, and schools of nursing, medicine, law, phar macy and allied health profes sions, dentistry and summer sessions. Troedson winners Morrow County fourth grade winners The selection committee for the Carl W. Troedson Educational Fund awarded grants-in-aid in the amount of $1,000 to 13 Morrow County seniors during graduation week. Receiving scholarships from lone High School were: Nancy M orter, Eric Orem, Kari Morgan, Amy Pointer, Brandi Ball, Brent Sheirbon and Kristine Bedortha; H eppner High: Kimberly Johnston; Riverside High: Jana Mounts, Richard Cole, Amie Keizur, Brandon Suchy and Laurel Glenn. Chisana Warren and Heidi Nelson of lone High School were alternates. These grants are awarded from a fund provided by the Last Will and Testament of Mr. Troedson, a prominent wheat rancher of the lone area. These students will be eligible to apply for renewal of their grants in the following years of their college or training programs provided that they maintain good academic standing during their first year of post high school study. The selection committee con sists of the Morrow County School District Superintendent, the Pastor of the Valby Lutheran Church, and the Morrow Coun ty Judge, as specified in Mr. Troedson’s will. I M emorial and the Music scholarship. Heppner students receiving scholarships are: Sarah Clark-Soroptimist Youth Citizenship and the Oregon Laurels Tuition EOSC scholarships; C hristy C orw in-Pioneer Memorial Hospital Foundation, Lions Club Vo-Tech, Interna tional Woodworkers Local 3-312 scholarships and the BMCC tui tion waiver; Sheila Dunaway-Michele Port- man Improvement Award; Kim Johnston-Carl Troedson, HHS student Government, Kin- zua Corporation, Booster Club, and BMCC Honor Student Tui tion scholarships; Jim Kindle-Booster Club and the American Legion Auxilary #37 scholarships. Tonja Morrell-R&W Drive-In scholarship; Becky Norton-R&W Drive-In; M orrow County Education A ssociation, Booster Club scholarships and the BMCC tui tion waiver; Charlie Rathbun-Booster Club, Regents’ Award Heppner Church of Nazarene and Northwest and the N azarene College scholarships; Nina T ucker-E lks’ Most Valuable Student, HHS Student G overnm ent, Mike C urrin M emorial S cholar/A thlete, D ean’s Scholarship, Azusa Pacific University scholarships. NO BURNING ALLOWED O.R.S. 478.960 AND O.R.S. 476.380 STATES NO OUTSIDE BURNING OF ANY KIND Effective June 4, 1992 Forrest Burkenbine, Fire Chief *• » * i Fifth grade winners Scholarship winners announced VIOLATORS WILL BE FINED!! * Y-. * '■ * Photos by Joyce Hughes ifli Sixth grade winners The Morrow County School district has released the winners of the math contest for elemen tary and junior high age levels held recently. All participants received a ribbon and first place finishers in each grade received a plaque. Fourth grade: first-M ark McElligott, lone; second-Kristina King, SBE; third-Eric Rollis HMS; a tie for fourth between Matt Jepsen, HMS and Miranda McElligott, IMS; a tie for fifth between-Jesse Hirai and Clint Shoemaker both SBE; a tie for sixth-Scott Russell, SBE and Heidi Turrell, HMS; seventh- Julie Mason, SBE; eighth-Trisha Adams, ninth-Matt Van Liew; 10th Corey Miller, all Heppner. Fifth grade: first-K atie Tworek, IMS; second-a tie Jill Barber and Ian Sweek, HMS; third-April Vice, ACH; fourth- Tim D ickenson, fifth-Amy Burkenbine, both HMS; sixth- Kevin Baker, SBE; seventh- Adam O ren, eighth-Abigail Beltane, both ACH; ninth- Esquiel Torres and 10th-Amber Smythe both SBE. Sixth grade: first-Lara Fritz, SBE, second-Jessica Keerse maker, HMS; a tie for third-Jake McElligott, IMS and Jonas Hea ly, HMS; fourth-M indy Binschus, fifth-Adam Doherty, both HMS; sixth-Kristi Mason, SBE; seventh-Jayme Hansen, eighth-Jessica Van Winkle, both HMS; ninth-Jaime Ford, ACH and a tie for lOth-Sarah Tovey and Armando Munoz both ACH. Seventh grade: first-Shannon Benjamin, second-Brian Koffler. third-Toni Kemp, fourth-Eric Schonbachler, all HJH; fifth- Erika Cornejo, CJH; sixth a tie- David Miller, CJH and Mindy Qualls, HJH; seventh-Robert Barker, eighth Marta Nielson both CJH; Josh Coiner, HJS; 10th Willow Adamson, CJH. Eighth grade: first-Josh Clark, second-Phil lip Spicerkuhn both HJH; third-Chris Huxoll, fourth- Jason Brown, both CJH; fifth- Marie Tworek. IMS; sixth-Ben Ewing. HJH; a tie for sevent- Matt Keersemaker HJH and Melissa McElligott. IMS; eighth- Dan Burnside. HJH; ninth- Heather Anderson and 10th Jen na Richards, both CJH.
