TEN - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 16, 1993
Heppner schools hold academic awards night
39 grads leave
Heppner High
Thirty-nine students graduated
from Heppner High School
Thursday, evening June 3. The
ceremony was held in the high
school gym. A number of
students were honored with
scholarships and awards. A
partial list of awards follows:
Mark Conklin received $4,250
in scholarships from Robert Byrd
Scholarship, Troedson Educa
tional Fund, Heppner Booster
Club, South Morrow County
Scholarship, first place Elks Most
Valuable Student and Heppner
High Student Government;
Shane M unkers received
$1,808 in scholarships from the
Mike Currin Memorial, Heppner
Booster Club, Oregon School
Employees Association and
BMCC tuition waiver.
$1,450 was awarded to Pete
Pearson for the Kinzua Corpora
tion, South Morow County,
Heppner Booster Club and Elks
Most
V aluable
Student
scholarships.
Alecia Tarnasky received
$2,050 in scholarships receiving
the South Morrow County, 4-H,
Kinzua Corporation, Heppner
Booster club, Heppner High Stu
dent Government and third place
in the Elks Most Valuable Student
scholarship.
Other scholarship winners in
clude; Jenni Ashbeck, BMCC
Tuition waiver; Sherry Bingham,
South Morrow County and
Troedson Educational Fund;
Jeremy Clark, Oregon Associa
tion of Public Accountants; Kevin
K ilkenny,
Hilda
Yocom
Memorial; Derek Osmin, Sorop-
timist Vocational and BMCC
Tuition waiver; Ryan Pence,
Mike Currin Memorial, Jim Bar
rett Athletic Award and Army
Reserve Scholar/Athlete Award;
Chrisy Schultz, Shop-N-Kart,
American Legion and BMCC
Tuition waiver; Danielle Sunday,
M orrow County Education
Association; Melissa Wallace,
D r. R ichard and C hristy
Carpenter, International Wood
workers of the U . S. A., Heppne r
Lions Vo-Technical and South
Morrow County Scholarship
Merit Scholarship and President’s
Scholarship, O regon State
Scholarship Certificate, Troedson
Educational Fund, second place
Elks Most Valuable Student.
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Most Headaches Are
Tension/Stress Related
A large number of individuals
who seek the advice of a physician
do so for the relief of headache
pain. According to a recent article
in American Family Physician, the
most common type of headache is
tension or stress-related headache.
Other names for this type of head
ache include “common,” “ordi
nary,” and “muscle contraction.”
Tension headaches typically de
velop very slowly and begin in the
middle of the day. Often there is a
dull, achy feeling on both sides of
the head. There may be tightness
in head and neck muscles.
Treatment of tension headache
includes stress reduction and the
use of various medicines. Stress-
reducing activities may include
regular exercise and relaxation.
Psychologists and counselors may
use biofeedback and hypnosis to
aid in reducing excess stress.
Nonprescription pain reliever
medicines may provide relief from
tension headaches. The general
guide is to use the lowest dose that
relieves most of the pain. Rela
tively safe over-the-counter pain
relievers include aspirin, acet
aminophen, and ibuprofen. Medi
cines prescribed for tension head
ache include hutalhital combined
with aspirin and caffeine, codeine
(alone or combined with other
medicines), and the nonsteroidal
antiinflammatory agents. Muscle
relax ants may be beneficial in some
persons. If anxiety or depression is
present, medicines for one or both
of these conditions are available.
The
A cadem ic Awards
Assembly for Heppner Elemen
tary and Middle School was held
Tuesday, June 1. Students in
grades two through eight were
recognized for participation in
special programs and academic
contests, and were honored for
academic excellence and effort.
Refreshments were provided
following the assembly by the
Parents Club.
The following students were
recognized for their achievements
during the 1992-93 school year:
Presidential Academic Fitness
Awards, Sixth grade: Jill Barber,
Matt Berretta, Brooke Boyer,
Amy Burkenbine, Tim Dicken
son, Sarah Greif, Phillip Traylor;
eighth grade: Shannon Benjamin,
Josh Coiner, Traci Dickenson,
Brent Gunderson, Toni Kemp,
Brian Koffler, Eric Schonbachler,
Rick Worden.
Maintaining the Honor Card all
year 3.5-4. GPA: fifth grade-
Trisha Adams, Casey Ingraham,
Leah Denton, Ashley Ropp, Matt
Van Liew, Ben Goodyear, Lind
say Greif, Jake Roy, Kim Mar
vin; sixth grade-Jill Barber,
Brooke Boyer, Kristi Worden,
Derek Gunderson. Tim Dicken
son, Matt Berretta; seventh
grade-Jonas Healy; eighth
grade-Shannon Benjamin, Brent
Gunderson, Brian Koffler, Traci
Dickenson, Toni Kemp, Eric
Schonbachler,
Lindsey
Waterland, Josh Coiner.
Seventh and eighth grade
awards;
Social Studies: Shannon Ben
jam in, Brian Koffler, Toni
Kemp, Jonas Healy.
Science: Shannon Benjamin,
Toni Kemp, Brian Koffler, Eric
Schonbachler, Josh Coiner, Brent
Gunderson, Brandi Marshall,
Traci D ickenson, Lindsey
Waterland, Rick Worden, Rob-
by Schultz, Brian Gilbert, Joann
Bingham, Jayme Hansen, Travis
Wilhelm.
Language Arts: Traci Dicken
son, Brent Gunderson, Toni
Kemp, Mandi Gutierrez, Eric
Schonbachler, Mindy Qualls,
Shannon Benjamin.
Math: Brent Gunderson, Josh
Coiner, Shannon Benjamin,
Brian Koffler, Jeff Wilson.
Band four year award: Robby
Schultz, Ben Marvin, Lonnie
Rill, Brian Koffler, David
Michael, David Gray, Rick
Worden, Jeff Watkins, Tiffany
Munkers, Amber Rollis, Mindy
Qualls, Lori M oeller, Toni
Kemp, Cimmie Huth, Stormy
Howard, Mandi Gutierrez, Traci
Dickenson, Jennifer Rankin,
Lindsey Waterland, Nicole Van
Etta, Brandi Marshall, Shannon
Benjamin.
OV Homemaking: Mindy
Binschus, Jayme Hansen, Linsey
Ropp, Brian Burnside, Jaylene
Papineau, Melissa Cutsforth,
Adam Doherty, Katie Nichols,
Tyson Palmateer, Cam Sweeney.
Jessica Van Winkle.
OV Industrial Arts: Brandi
Marshall, Lindsey Waterland,
Brent Gunderson, Shannon Ben
jamin, Stacy Lauritsen, Amber
Rollis, Ben Marvin.
Music: Joann Bingham, Amy
Burkenbine, sixth grade.
Special programs and contests:
W riting F estival: T risha
Adams, Amy Burkenbine, Travis
Wilhelm, Shannon Benjamin.
Oregon Trail Essay Contest:
Jamie Perez, Brooke Boyer.
Geography Bee: champion-
Jonas Healy, Craig Scott, Tai
Sweek, A .J. Perez, Ben
Goodyear, Eric Rollis, Matthew
Van Liew, Phillip Traylor,
RJ’s
Steakhouse &
Lounj
Brooke Boyer, Tim Dickenson,
Adam Doherty, Deana Hen
dricks, Brian Koffler, Shannon
Benjamin, Josh Coiner, Eric
Skroch, Brent G underson,
Amber Rollis.
Knowledge Master fifth grade:
Ben Goodyear, Matt Jepsen, Ab-
by Kahl, Kristen Marshall, Cor
ey Miller, Kim Pointer, Eric
Rollis, John Setness, Tom Skulte-
ty, Heidi Marshall, Matt Van
Liew; sixth grade-Matt Berretta,
Brooke Boyer, Audra Bunch.
Amy Burkenbine, Tim Dicken
son, Sarah Greif, Christy Kenny,
Jamie Perez, Bobbie Rankin, Ian
Sweek, Kristi Worden; seventh
and eighth grade-Jonas Healy,
Shannon Benjam in, Brian
Koffler.
R & W Reading Program most
certificates per grade: Donald
Adams, Daniel Jepsen, second
grade: Shelley Rietmann, Leland
Rill, third grade; Shawna Ben
jamin, Sarah Eckman, fourth
grade; Ben Goodyear, Kim Mar
vin, fifth grade; Ian Sweek, sixth
grade.
Creative Problem Solving
Class second grade: Brad Adams,
Donald Adams, Sally Calver,
Daniel Jepsen, Jesse Kempas,
Cassie Marvin, Jeremy McKen
zie, Marcy Miller, Douglas Or-
wick, Tylynn Smith.
University of Oregon TAG
summer enrichment program:
Shannon Benjamin, academic
camp fund scholarship, MCEA
opportunity fund scholarship;
Brian Koffler, academic camp
fund scholarship; Jonas Healy,
MCEA
opportunity
fund
scholarship.
District math contest: fourth
grade-Lindsey Ward, Marissa
McCabe, Shawna Benjamin, Wes
Haynes, A.J. Perez, Tai Sweek,
Krista Adams; fifth grade-Eric
Rollis, Matt Jepsen, Trisha
Adams, Ashley Ropp, Jake Roy,
Stephanie Clough, D arrin
Ployhar; sixth grade-Tim Dicken
son, Amy Burkenbine, Phillip
Traylor, Sarah Greif, Jill Barber,
Ian Sweek, Danny Coiner;
seventh grade-Jayme Hansen,
Jonas Healy, Mindy Binschus,
Adam Doherty, Josie Proctor,
Andy Sykes; eighth grade-
Shannon Benjamin, Brian Kof
fler, Eric Schonbachler, Toni
Kemp, Rick Worden, Traci
Dickenson, Robby Schultz.
School spelling contest: third
grade-Meghan Bailey, Kandra
Schmeltzer, Daniel Traylor;
fourth-Bradon Kanyid, Lindsey
Ward, Camille Sykes; fifth-Leah
Denton, Trisha Adams, Casey In
graham, sixth-Matt Berretta, Tim
Dickenson, Derek Gunderson;
seventh-Jonas Healy, Sarah
Baker, Jayme Hansen; eighth-
Brian Koffler, Josh Coiner, Toni
Kemp.
County spelling contest par
ticipants: division I-Leah Denton,
Trisha Adams, Casey Ingraham;
division II-Brian Koffler, Josh
Coiner, Toni Kemp.
Discoveries, journal of student
work published by the Umatilla-
Morrow County ESD: Nicole
Wilson, Aleshia Geer, Conor
Kilkenny, Sally Calvert, Molly
Turrell, Eddie Meek, Shelley
Rietmann, Leland Rill, Tyler
Davis, Brandon Young, Beth
Bakre, Wes Haynes, Tai Sweek,
Kim Pointer, Matt Jepsen, Sarah
Greif, Audra Bunch, Jaylene
Papineau, Cam Sweeney, Deana
Hendricks, Tyson Palmateer,
Rebecca Ward, Chris Jones, Eric
Schonbachler.
Eighth grade Presidential Fitness Award winners
Sixth grade Presidential Fitness Award winners
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Sept. 5
Sean Warren receives WOSC IHS reunion set cafetorium.
The dinner will be
A planning meeting for the
catered.
Special
invitations will
lone High School reunion which
student of year award
be
sent
out
to
50-year
alumni
is held every three years was held
Pubishers Association awards for
best news story and best feature
story.
Warren also has penned a play,
“ A Momentary Lapse of Discre
tion,” which was staged in 1991
by the Western theater depart
ment. He was one of six students
selected to compete in the Model
United Nations national competi
tion at Harvard University, was
chosen for W ho’s Who in
American Colleges and Univer
sities, and spent two summers
working for the United States
Forest Service doing a r
chaeological work in the Umatilla
National Forest.
at the home of Katherine Lind-
strom on Monday evening May
31. The reunion will be held ac
cording to tradition on Sunday,
Sept. 5 at the lone school
Hardman reunion
potluck planned
lone Garden Club members
met at the home of Delta Huber
for their June 9 meeting. Delta
showed them around her
renovated house and new yard
that is in the process of being
designed.
Following a short business
meeting and refreshments the
group proceeded to view Phyllis
Anderson’s garden, the Friend
ship park and Kathy Tellechea’s
miniature rose garden. After
U of Idaho lists honor roll
lone Garden club meets
The Hardman reunion potluck
has been planned for Father's
Day, Sunday, June 20 beginning
at noon at the Hardman Com
munity Center.
Beverages and table service
will be provided. Everyone is in
vited to attend.
OSU names
award winners
quirements set by the various
academic colleges. The re
quirements vary slightly among
the different courses of study.
Local honorees include:
John Shaw, Heppner, college
of engineering; Bernard Lindsay,
Lexington, college of agriculture.
The names of the University of
Idaho students honored for
academic achievem ent with
listing on the spring semester
dean’s list have been announced
by the Registrar’s Office.
Students must meet minimum
grade point and cedit hour re-
Sean Warren
Sean Warren, lone, was nam
ed one of three 1993 students of
the year at Western Oregon State
College at Monmouth during its
59th annual student recognition
night activities. Additional
students were recognized for
outstanding achievements in their
academic disciplines.
Warren and James Howard,
Powell Butte, were co-winners of
the Delmare Dewey Award
presented annually to the outstan
ding male student. Victoria Dolby
from Beaverton, won the Julia
McCulloch Smith Award given to
the outstanding female student.
Warren, 22, will graduate with
a 3.58 grade-point average and a
bachelor’s degree in history. He
graduated from lone High School
in 1989 and is the son of Gary and
Sue Warren, lone.
At Western, Warren is the
editor of the student newspaper,
“ The Western Star” for which he
won two Oregon Newspaper
members of the class of 1943.
Other alumni included will be
from the oldest graduating class
through the 1949 class. More in
formation will be forthcoming.
lunch at RJ’s Steak House the
group went up Blackhorse to see
Elsie Huston’s daughter’s garden
at the Maxine Cox home.
Pat Pettyjohn presented gifts to
her officers, Birdine Tullis,
Phyllis Anderson and Helen Mar
tin. It was reported that flowers
were placed in lone businesses in
recognition of Oregon Garden
Week June 6-12. The Fall
District #10 meeting was an
nounced for O ctober 8 in
Condon.
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temship through the educational * volunteer work on behalf of the 1993 Babysitting *
opportunities program at OSU. * Training.
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