Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 15, 1995
Morrow County Schools list honor roll Actor Keith ^
lone and Heppner schools
have released the names of
honor students for the second
nine weeks.
lone A: Lynde Minster,
Melissa McElligott, Laurel Tem
ple, Alison Sullivan, Tami
Nolan, Michelle Jones, Jerad
Ashbeck, all 4 .; Jennifer
Sullivan, Megan Proudfoot,
Kara Miller, Jake McElligott,
Luke Swanson, LaRee Ander
son, Becky Wagenblast, Marie
Tworek, Anne Dombrowski,
Angie Ball, Jeremy Ashbeck,
Mary Jane McCarty, Dan Lytle,
Kim Bedortha, Jennifer Thomp
son, Shelby Krebs, Charissa
Gates, Andy Vosberg, Miran
da McElligott, Mark McElligott,
Felicity Warren and Niki
Sullivan;
sem ester-jenny
Sullivan, LaRee Anderson,
Melissa McElligott, Lynde
Minster, Jerad Ashbeck, Tami
Nolan, Alison Sullivan, Laurel
Temple, all 4.; Jake McElligott,
Kara Miller, Megan Proudfoot,
Luke Swanson, Jacob Taylor,
Jeremy Ashbeck, Angie Ball,
Anne Dombrowski, Marie
Tworek, Becky Wagenblast,
Michelle Jones, Dan Lytle,
Mary Jane McCarty, Jeremy
Rietm ann, Shelby Krebs,
Alison Halvorsen, Charissa
Gates, Andy Vosberg, Miran
da McElligott, Felicity Warren,
Katie Tworek, Niki Sullivan.
'B' honor students second
nine weeks: Nathan Rietmann,
Marc Orem, Tiffani Jones, Maci
Childers, Jacob Taylor, Dawn
Sheirbon, Kelly Morgan, Suzy
Heideman, Stephanie Hague-
wood, William Parm, Chuck
Nolan, Angie Drummond,
John Doherty, Rob Crum, An
drew Anderson, Jessica
Stefani, Becky Picknell, Bridget
M cElligott, Gregg Holtz,
Nathan Heideman, Jim Gar
rett, Thierry Delbart, Nonnee
Walters, Adrienne Swanson,
Jeremy Rietmann, Jeremiah
McElligott, Alison Halvorsen,
Cory Bennetto, Molly Barrow,
Nikki McElligott, Shannon
Drummond, Erin Crowell,
Katie Tworek, Tori Odinet, Lela
Gribskov;
sem ester-M aci
Childers, Tiffani Jones, Marc
Orem, Nathan Rietm ann,
Steve Allen, Camie Crum,
Stephanie Haguewood, Suzy
Heideman, Kelly Morgan,
Chuck Nolan, William Parm,
Dawn Sheirbon, Andrew
Anderson, Rob Crum, John
Doherty, Angie Drummond,
Kim Bedortha, Thierry Delbart,
Rodney Ehrmantraut, Jim Gar
rett, Nathan Heideman, Gregg
Holtz, Becky Picknell, Jessica
Stefani, Nonnee Walters, Jen
nifer Thompson, Adrienne
Swanson, Cory Bennetto, Mol
ly Barrow, Nikki McElligott,
Mark McElligott, Shannon
Drummond, Erin Crowell,
Elizabeth Allen, Tori Odinet,
Lela Gribskov.
Heppner fifth grade: Kyle
Waterland 4., Shelly Rietmann,
Jessica G utierrez, Jodie
Carlson, Meghan Bailey, Mol
ly Turrell, Olivia Sagely, Julie
Proctor, Stefan Matheny, Jon
Bennett, Kandra Schmeltzer;
honorable m ention-Paula
SpicerKuhn, Kevin Drake,
Brad
Bowman,
Rhonda
Wilhelm, Tammy Sm ith,
Michael McCabe, Leland Rill,
David Norton, Travis Bellamy,
Krystal Baker, Claire Ander
son.
Sixth grade: Craig Scott and
Amber Flaiz 4., Lindsey Ward,
Scott VanWinkle, David Piper,
Krista
Adams,
Danielle
McDowell, Marissa McCabe,
Blake Knowles, Justin Wood,
Bradon Kanyid, Camille Sykes,
Tara Ozment, Shad Hisler,
Brandon Young, Jennifer Pat
ton, Ryan Matteson, Jeff DeBo;
honorable mention-A.J. Perez,
Beth Baker, Chris Peck, Rox
anne Miller, Travis Lowe,
Sarah Eckman, Sarah-Min
Donahue, Tyler Davis, Matt
Baker.
Seventh
grade:
Matt
VanLiew, Ashley Ropp, Matt
Jepsen, Lindsay Greif, Ben
Goodyear, Trisha Adams all 4.,
Heidi Turrell, Morgan Smith,
Eric Rollis, Tracy Rankin,
Laurie Michael, Abby Kahl,
Casey Ingraham, Leah Denton,
Mike Schonbachler, Amy
Papineau, Desi Schmeltzer,
Kim Pointer, Kim Marvin,
Kristen Marshall, Kim Hansen,
Amy Drake, Macy Rhea, Seth
Givens, Cody Bellamy; honor
able mention-Jacob Roy, Corey
Miller. Allison Sykes, Chris
Bowman,
Mathews, Jeff
Currin, Darrin Ployhar, Leif
Nesse, Levi Geer, Stephanie
Clough.
Eighth grade: Brooke Boyer
and Jill Barber 4., Shane
M atheny, Tim Dickenson,
Kristi Worden, Christy Kenny,
Jadynn Hughes, Sarah Greif,
Kathleen Greenup; honorable
mention-Lyrica Smith, Jamie
Perez, Derek Gunderson, Bran
dy Houdashelt, Shane Reeb,
Amber Peck, Matt Berretta,
Janelle Healy, Jared Eckman.
Jessica Chairez, Brad Emerson,
Clayton Finley, Sherri Garetto,
Christopher Huxoll, Baerbel
Meister, Ruth Moultrie, Jenna
Richards, Kami Sandlin, Carla
Sebastian, Vernon Simmons,
Holly Sutterfield, Alejandra
Torres; 'B'-Danielle Anderson,
Danielle Bishop, M arlene
Buckmaster, Eli Garda, Rober
to Garcilazo, Bertha Gilham,
Kim Grigsby, James Hancock,
Sherri Hill, Brandon Kauffman,
Sergio Marquez, Dawn Mc-
Callister, Lucia Mejia, Ramona
Mejia, Luis Monge, Paula
Moore, Vicente Muniz, Bryson
Picard, Carlena Sager, Shane
Shasteen, Jenny Shular, Bo
Wilkie.
Sophomores second quarter
'A ': Shannon Slover, Nicholas
Daniels, Erika Cornejo and Levi
Weikel-Magden all 4., Kenneth
Ball, Renate Eppenbach,
Michael G reer, Kyle Kill
ingbeck, Carlos Mendoza, Mar
ta Nilson, Megan Smythe,
Steve Stevenson; 'B'-Juan
Caldera, Alex Cardenas, Jenny
H albert, Billie Jim enez,
Margarita Mejia, Nicki Lun-
ders, Magdalena Mendoza,
Sarah Myers, Lynn Patterson,
Elaina Picard, Anthony Scott,
Christina Stanger, Shannon
Wamsley, Rhiannon Zahm.
Semester 'A': Erika Cornejo,
Nicholas Daniels, Shannon
Slover and Levi W eikel-
Magden all 4., Renate Eppen
bach, Kyle Killingbeck, Mar
garita Mejia, Marta Nilson, An
thony Scott, Megan Smythe,
Steven Stevenson, Crystal
Tallman; 'B'-Kenneth Ball, Alex
Cardenas, Bucky Elliott,
Michael Greer, Jenny Halbert,
Don Huffman, Billie Jimenez,
Nick Jones, Nicki Lunders,
Carlos Mendoza, Magdalena
Mendoza, Stacey Payne, Elaina
Picard, Lindsey Shade,
Christina Stanger, Shannon
Wamsley, Derek Winn.
Freshmen second quarter
'A ': Jade Marston, Lara Fritz,
SSlfd^ Di^ter; JUiiii Cuevas, all
4., Brooke Barton, Michelle
Brandt, Jessica Bray, Andy
Butler, Jill Holmes, Cindy
Johnson, Misty McSpadden,
Kristi Mason, Jessica Moore,
Hilary Peck, Joe Samson,
Rachel Sebastian, Robert Rat-
chford, Catherine Sanders,
Susan Simmons; 'B'-Patrick
Alston, Carissa Barnes, Ben
jamin Carrillo, Sandra Davis,
Jose Flores, Jaime Ford, Lynsi
Garcia, Melissa Hadley, Chris
House, Kaleb Hastings, Dan
Lightle, Abraham McNamee,
Armando Munoz, Emmanuel
Nieto, Daire O'Brien-Richard,
Jessica Rencken, Kristopher
Roberts, Joe Samson, Teri
Stanger, Sarah Tovey.
Semester 'A ': Juan Cuevas,
Lara Fritz, Jill Holmes, Jade
Marston, Kristi Mason, all 4.,
Patrick Alston, Brooke Barton,
Michelle Brandt, Jessica Bray,
Andy Butler, Sandra Dieter,
Jaime Ford, Chris House, Cin
dy Johnson, Daire O'Brien-
Richards, Misty McSpadden,
Robert Ratchford, Catherine
Sanders, Rachel Sebastian,
Susan Simmons; 'B'-Carissa
Barnes, Lecretia Brooks,
Mariano Calvillo, Benjamin
Carrillo, Shannon Davis, Jose
Flores, Lyndsi Garcia, Melissa
Hadley, Kaleb Hastings,
Kristopher Haney, Wesley
Hughes, Abraham McNamee,
Jessica Moore, Armando
Munoz, Emmanuel Nieto,
Brenna Pelzer, Jasmine Pope,
Veronica Ramirez, Jessica Ren
cken, Kristopher Roberts, Luke
Skoubo, Teri Stanger, Joe Sam
son, Sarah Tovey, Trena Zahm.
Heppner High School
Seniors honor roll: Ethan
Burnside, David East, Kelsie
Evans, Jenny Krein, Mark
Moeller, all 4., Patty Anderson,
Tracy Blodgett, Dani Hill, Trent
Hughes, John Qualls, Bryce
Tucker; honorable mention-
Willie DeBoer, Chris Dicken
son, Chad Skroch.
Juniors honorable mention:
Angela DeBo, Ben Ewing,
Kristina Grant, Tina Kemp,
Phillip SpicerKuhn, Jessica
Sumner; honorable mention-
Dodie G ivens, Stephanie
Johnson, Brian Struckmeier,
Rodney Zumwalt.
Sophomores: Traci Dicken
son, Brent Gunderson, Phillip
Tellechea and Lindsey Water-
land, all 4., Josh Coiner, Stor
my Howard, Toni Kemp, Brian
Koffler, Brandi Marshall, Min
dy Qualls, Eric Schonbachler;
honorable m ention-Jennie
Gavin, Mandi Gutierrez, Lori
Moeller, Jerid Ployhar, Jennifer
Rankin, Amber Rollis, Robbv
Schultz, Rick Worden.
Freshmen: Jayme Hansen,
Jonas Healy, Travis Wilhelm;
honorable m ention-M indy
Binschus, Adam Doherty, Glen
Nesse, Katie Nichols, Jaylene
Papineau, Sherry Seiler, Tim
Sum ner; Christna Turner,
Jessica VanWinkle.
Riverside High School
Seniors second quarter 'A ':
Ahna Lietke, Roseann Daltoso
both 4., Rikki Culley, Vertawn
Fowler, Lee Holmes, Kristie
Killingbeck, Mark Medel, An
tonio Mejia, Brent Payne, Lori
Schilling; 'B'-Robert Allison,
Sandy Allison, Jeff Cole, Allen
Day, Angela Flint, Leticia
Flores, Keven Graff, Shannon
Jacobs, Trudy Jumey, Bridget
Krause, Kip Morris, Glen
Moultrie, Jason Pense, Jesus
Rodriguez, Jaime Vandeventer.
Semester 'A': Roseann Dal
toso, Kristie Killingbeck and
Ahna Lietke, all 4., Allen Day,
Vertawn Fowler, Trudy Jumey,
Lee Holmes, Glen Moultrie,
Antonio Mejia, Brent Payne;
'B '-R obert Allison, Sandy
Allison, Jeffrey Cole, Rikki
Culley, Mike Escobedo, Angela
Flint, Israel Flores, Leticia
Flores, Keven Graff, Shannon
Jacobs, Bryan King, Bridgett
Krause, Mark Medel, Kip Mor
ris, Rick Partlow, Jason Pense,
Jesus Rodriguez, Lori Schilling,
Lizzy Smith, Stacy Suchy,
Jaime Vandeventer.
Juniors second quarter 'A':
Owyhee Weikel-Magden, Rosa
Munoz, Sandra Homer, Carrie
Davault, Tori Bliss, Corie Arm
strong, Heather Anderson,
Shanna Tall man, Robert Brown
all 4., Lori Bulow, Jessica
Chairez, Bradlee Emerson,
Clayton Finley, Sherri Garetto,
Christopher Huxoll, Baerbel
Meister, Ruth Moultrie, Jenna
Richards, Lisa Rodgers, Carla
Sebastian, Vernon Simmons,
Alejandra Torres; 'B'-Danielle
Anderson, Danielle Bishop, Christian Life Center
Marlene Buckmaster, Eli Gar
cia, Roberto Garcilazo, Kim to hold breakfast
G rigsby, James Hancock,
The monthly community
Sherri Hill, Brandon Kauffman,
men's
breakfast, usually held at
Sergio Marquez, Lucia Mejia,
th
First
Christian Church, will
Ramona Mejia, Dawn McAl
be
held
this
month at the Chris
lister, Luis Monge, Paula
tian
Life
Center
Assembly of
M oore, Daniel Peterson,
God
Church.
Bryson Picard, Kami Sandlin,
Breakfast will be served at 8
Carlena Sager, Jenny Shular,
a.m. Sunday, Feb. 19. Those
Holly Sutterfield, Bo Wilkie.
who do not have a regular
Semester 'A '; Heather An
church
to worship in are in
derson, Corie Armstrong, Torie
vited to stay and join in the
Bliss, Robert Brown, Carrie
church and Sunday school ser
Davault, Sandra Homer, Rosa
vice.
Sunday school begins at
M unoz, Shanna Tallman
9:30
a.m.
with church to follow
Owyhee Weikel-Magden all 4.,
at 10:30 a.m.
Actor and scholar, Keith
Scales, will be in Heppner on
Sunday, February 26, to pre
sent another Oregon Chautau
qua program. This time the
theme is the complex of
legends surrounding the Grail.
Scales draws on research in
fields as diverse as history, An
thropology, literature, folklore
and the visual arts to tease out
the story of an object that has
held human fascination for
thousands of years. He begins
with myths that date back to
the Iron Age and traces the tale
through the Arthurian legends
to the present. Along the way
he touches on Christian faith,
the poetry of Alfred, Lord Ten
nyson, and the psychology of
Carl Jung. It is a story full of
romantic idealism and dedica
tion to a quest that seems more
important than life itself.
returns to H eppner for perform ance
Finally Scales points out the
relevance of these ancient
strands of myth for life in the
last years of the 20th century.
Keith Scales is involved in
the theater in Portland. He has
performed and directed many
well received productions for
the stage, television and radio.
In addition he finds time to
research and speak on literary
topics for the Oregon Human
ities Council. Some in Heppner
will remember his talk in 1993
on Irish poet, William Butler
Yeats.
The 2 p.m. talk at the Mor
row County Museum is spon
sored by Oregon Trail Library
and is made possible by a grant
from the Oregon Humanities
Council, an affiliate of the Na
tional Endowment for the
Humanities. Admission is free
of charge, and the public is
welcome.
Keith Scales
Former resident
featured in journal
Soroptimist award YCA awards
Jessica Stefani (I) and Bridget McElligott honored at Soroptimist
Bridget McElligott and Jessica
Stefani, both lone, have been
selected as local recipients of
the Soroptimist International
Youth Citizenship Awards.
First place award winner
Bridget McElligott '-'has
displayed strong citizenship
responsibilities" in maintaining
the household since the loss of
her mother, said a Soroptimist
spokesperson. She has made
the trip to Portland several
times to help feed the homeless
with her youth group and has
helped with the St. Jude Bike-
a-thon and Cycle Oregon.
McElligott has been an active
4-H member for nine years and
lead a first year cooking club.
She has been active in school
activities and is currently senior
class president. Her plans are
to get a degree in speech
therapy and work with young
children in a school setting.
Second place winner Jessica
Stefani is also a member of the
lone Youth group and has been
active in helping to feed the
homeless in Portland. She says
she feels that it is important to
become involved with any ac
tivity that strives to better the
community.
Stefani is a member of Na
tional Honor Society and Inter
national Club, which is plann
ing a European trip this sping.
She has been active in tennis,
volleyball and basketball and is
editor of the school yearbook
this year. She has trained as an
OSSOM (Oregon School Safe
ty on the Move) counselor, to
teach about self esteem and
drug awareness. She plans to
attend the University of
Oregon, majoring in magazine
journalism with hopes of
becoming a writer for a high-
profile magazine.
N o rd ic Ski C lub season underw ay
The Arbuckle Nordic Ski
Club postponed the start of the
ANC-BMCC cross country ski
classes for one week. The
classes are set for Saturdays,
Feb. 18, 25 and March 4.
Members wil meet at 9 a.m. at
the west parking lot of Hepp
ner High School to pool rides
and head for the mountains,
now covered with fresh snow.
All ANC club members are en
couraged to go on the ski in
struction outings to help teach
the basic skills of nordic skiing
to the beginners and join in the
fun.
The orientation meeting for
the ski classes went very well
with a total of 23 registered, ac
cording to president John Ed-
mundson. Elwood Stout, An-
job” of teaching the basics of
food, clothing, survival, route
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drew Lacey, Dave Fowler, Bill
Ewing, Steve Brownfield and
Dave Kindrick did a “ super
planning, conditioning and
equipment, said Edmundson.
Club secretary Sherry Ewing
reports that ANC has 15 paid
memberships. Dues are $5 per
unit: individual, couple or
family. Funds are used for club
expenses such as postage for
new sletters
and
cor
respondence. The club plans to
keep organizational “ stuff” to
a minimum and concentrate on
having fun skiing.
The next meeting will be
Tuesday, March 28 at 7 p.m. at
the Episcopal Church Parish
Hall.
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Dr. David Hall, agricultural
science and technology instruc
tor at Crook County High
School was recently featured in
the National Association of Col
leges and Teachers of
Agriculture Journal. He is the
son of Gene and Harriet Hall,
Heppner.
The article gave favorable
review to a video tape he co
developed while on the agricul
tural education faculty at The
Pennsylvania State University.
The tape, titled “From Farm to
Food", was developed along
with an instructional packet of
activities and projects to be in
corporated into lessons design
ed to study food and where it
comes from. The package
focuses on the top contribu
tions of food made by Penn
sylvania agriculture. The pro
gram was designed specifical
ly for elementary students but
may serve older clientele as
well.
One of the other developers
in the project was Hall's oldest
daughter Jodi Brown, who is
also in agricultural education.
Tree pruning
clinic slated
Healthy trees contribute
greatly to the quality of life in
eastern Oregon, says Carol
M ichael-Bennett, Morrow
County Extension agent. If
trees are taken for granted,
they may receive too little care
or are damaged by inappro
priate practices.
Two basic tree pruning work
shop for homeowners will be
conducted in Morrow County
in February. The workshops
will be conducted by the
Oregon
Department
of
Forestry, in cooperation with
the Morrow County Extension
Service, and the cities of Board-
man and Irrigon.
The first clinic will be offered
in Irrigon, February 22, at 2
p.m. The location will be the
training room of the Irrigon Fire
Hall, which is at the intersec
tion of Northeast 7th and north
Main, across from the Irrigon
City Park.
The Boardman clinic will be
held February 23, and begin at
2:30 p.m. at the Oregon Trail
Library, 201 1st NW, Boardman
(old US Bank Building).
The Oregon Department of
Forestry will begin both pro
grams with an audio-visual
presentation, then take par
ticipants to city property for a
''h a n d s-o n '' pruning ex
perience. Participants should
be prepared with appropriate
outdoor clothing.
There is no cost to attend this
free educational program.
Participants will learn: proper
tree care; the dangers of topp
ing trees; how to have the best
looking
trees
in
the
neighborhood, and correct
pruning techniques. A similar
program is scheduled in Hepp
ner March 23, at a location and
time to be determined. For in
formation about the Basic Tree
Pruning for Homeowners in
these communities, contact the
Morrow County Extension Ser
vice, 1 800 342-3664.