Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 21, 1995 - FIVE
HHS academic award
winners announced
(Editor’s note: the following
article is reprinted from the
‘ Hehisch’’.)
Nearly 200 members of the
community were present when
Heppner High School held its
annual awards dessert on May
23. Students were recognized
for "demonstrating high levels
of academic excellence, intellec
tual curiosity, and the motiva
tion to spend extra time to ac
quire knowledge and demon
strate mastery of sk ills."
Students were also recognized
for classroom achievements,
academic competitions, and
participation
in
special
academic activities.
Teacher Steve Brownfield
presented the following
awards: general science-
Jennifer Rankin; biology II-
Brent Gunderson; field biology
and OASSA science, Jenny
Krein.
Valerie Campbell honored
the following people: new Na
tional Honor Society members,
Ben Ewing, Phillip Spicer-
Kuhn, Angela DeBo, Traci
Dickenson, Brian Koffler, Toni
Kemp, Brent Gunderson, Josh
Coiner, Lindsey Waterland,
Stormy Howard, Brandi Mar
shall; Spanish II, Chad Skroch,
Mindy Qualls, Brandi Marshall,
Jonas Healy; Spanish I, Sarah
Baker, Mindy Binschus, Jessica
Van Winkle; L.A. II, Ethan
Burnside, Jenny Krein; OASSA
foreign language, Traci Dicken
son; OASSA language arts,
Mark Moeller.
3-on-3 tourney July 8 in Hermiston
Greater Hermiston Chamber of
Commerce office at 540 South
Highway 395, across from Her-
m iston's new community
center.
Sports action starts at 10 a.m.
on five courts set up along
Main Street. Men's, women's
and mixed teams will compete
in six age groups: over 41,
20-40, 17-19, 14-16, 12-13, and
11 and under. Registration will
be limited to the first 10 teams
in each age group.
Each team may have up to
four players registered, but on
ly three play at any one time.
Because the event is a double
elimination tournament, action
usually lasts until about 3 p.m.
Registration for the event
costs $15 per team and is due
by noon, Friday,- July 7, at The
Hermiston Herald. Final play
schedules will be posted at the
Herald offices by 5 p.m., July 7.
Last year's under 40 division
winners were Steve Hoffert,
Mark Edwards, Mike Royer
and Randy Robb from the Her
miston area BH team, but there
is no word yet if the team will
be back to defend its 1994 title.
Athletic director Dale Con
klin presented the following
honors: senior scholar-athlete
awards from OSAA/Trail
Blazer/OHSCA, Jenny Krein,
David East, Dani Hill, Mark
Moeller, Ethan Burnside, Kelsie
Evans, Tracy Blodgett, John
Qualls; Council on Economic
Education plaques to the se
cond place team in Oregon for
the second semester, Tracy
Blodgett, Trent Hughes, Ron-
di Robinson, Chad Skroch,
Brent Wright; BMCC skills con
test personal finance, Penny
Anderson and Jennifer Burken-
bine.
Mark Dowdy honored the
following two students: top
L.A. II student, Mandi Gutier
rez, and top L.A. I student,
Adam Doherty.
Linda Dutcher presented the
following awards: knowledge
master, Ethan Burnside, Josh
Coiner, Traci Dickenson, David
East, Brian Koffler, Brandi
M arshall, Mark M oeller,
Amber Rollis, Chad Skroch,
Phillip SpicerKuhn, Rick
Worden, Angela DeBo, Kelsie
Evans, Ben Ewing, Brent
Gunderson, Jayme Hansen,
Dani Hill, Jonas Healy, Tina
Kemp, Jenny Krein, Mindy
Qualls, Eric Schonbachler, Pat
ty Anderson, Toni Kemp;
Oregon'Writing Festival, Jayme
Hansen and Jessica Sumner-
global challenge ninth grade
first Jonas Healy, second Travis
Wilhelm; 10th grade first
Robert Schultz, second David
Michael; 11th grade first Ben
Ewing, second Donnie Pointer,
12th grade first Willie DeBoer,,
second Dani Hill; spelling divi
sion III in-school competition
first Donnie Pointer, second
Jenny Krein, third Ethan Burn
side; alternates Dan Burnside
and Josh Coiner; division III
Morrow County competition
third Josh Coiner; Discoveries,
Chad Skroch, Tracy Blodgett,
Patty Anderson, Ben Ewing;
publications, Mark Moeller and
Kelsie Evans; L.A. Ill, Ben Ew
ing and Tina Kemp; Japanese
I, Kristina Grant; ethnic
literature, David Michael.
Ron Forrar honored Phillip
Tellechea with the OASSA Fine
Arts Visual Award.
Dave Fowler presented the
following: OASSA industrial
arts to Bryce Tucker, and
technology awards to Bryce
Tucker and Willie DeBoer;
BMCC skills contest MFTV
Bryce Tucker; metric 500 Keith
Scott, bridge building Travis
Wilhelm and Josh Roy; catapult
contest Keith Scott and Travis
Wilhelm; precision measure
ment Bryce Tucker.
Greg Grant recognized the
following students: global
studies I first semester Phillip
Spicerkuhn, global studies se
cond semester Tina Kemp.
Shawn Kempas selected the
following students for awards:
OASSA home economics Lexi
Matteson; BMCC skills contest-
Justin M atteson, Storm y
Howard, Jennifer Rankin,
Jonas Healy, Lonnie Rill.
Geneva Mathews honored
two of her musicians: outstan
ding musician Amy Mathews,
and outstanding progress
Angie Bergstrom.
Les Payne presented awards
for the following: health, Traci
Kickenson, Brent Gunderson,
Lindsey Waterland, Mandi
Gutierrez, Toni Kemp; govem-
ment/global D, Ethan Burnside,
David East, Kelsie Evans, Dani
Hill, Jenny Krein; geography
olympiad, Willie DeBoer, Chris
Holland, Patty Anderson, Bill
Schlaich, Brent Wright, David
M ichael; OASSA health/
physical education, Traci
Dickenson. OASSA social
studies, David East.
Walt Pilgrim presented
Two locals to attend Oregon 4-H
ambassadors meeting
Mandi Gutierrez of Heppner,
and Alejandra Torres, of Board-
man are two of nearly 70
Oregon 4-H members schedul
ed to participate in the 1995 4-H
Ambassador Weekend at Lin-
field College, McMinnville,
June 23-24.
The high school-age am
bassadors will assist with 4-H
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Chuck Starr (I) presents Jenny Krein with a Creating the Future
Leadership Team plaque award.
honors to the following
students: OASSA business,
Brian Koffler. Skills contest
BMCC, Jeff Watkins, Rick
Worden, Mandi Gutierrez,
Cimmie Huth, Brent Gunder
son, Jennifer Burkenbine. Ac
counting I, Trent Hughes. Ac
counting II, John Qualls.
Typewriting II, Brian Koffler.
Guy Post honored the follow
ing students: four years Na
tional Council of Math Teachers
exam, Ethan Burnside, Mark
Moeller, Jenny Krein, Dani
Hill; American high school
math exam, David East; high
score calculus, Jenny Krein,
Mark Moeller, David East,
Kelsie Evans, Ethan Burnside,
Dani Hill; integrated math II,
Justin Matteson, Brent Gunder
son, Traci Dickenson, Eric
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integrated math III, Bill
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David
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Phillip
Tellechea; perseverance John
Qualls.
Bob Sagely presented awards
to the following: AP physics
master student, Ethan Burnside
and David East; AP physics
student, Chris Dickenson,
Kelsie Evans, Dani Hill, Jenny
Krein, Mark Moeller.
Nancy Swarat recognized the
performances of the following
students:
outstanding
dramatics, Tracy Blodgett, Ron-
di Robinson, Jon Hanna, John
Qualls, Patty Anderson, Ethan
Burnside, Dani Hill, Bryce
Tucker, Chad Skroch, Chris
Dickenson, Jenny Krein; for
meritorious service, Mark
Moeller; integrated III, Toni
Kemp; pre-integrated, Lindsey
Ropp and Melissa Cutsforth;
OASSA fine arts performing,
Bryce Tucker; OASSA com
puter science, Josh Clark;
OASSA math, Ethan Burnside;
skills contest BMCC general
math, Jessica Van Winkle, Katie
Nichols, Annie Hisler, Lindsey
Ropp, Jennifer Rankin; recrea
tional math, Jeff Wilson, Chris
Skyes, Tina Kemp, Robby
Schultz, Traci Dickenson, Brent
Gunderson, Brandi Marshall,
Jayme Hansen, Rick Worden,
Sherry Sieler, Tiffani Munkers,
Randy Van Etta; algebra I,
Chris Sykes and Cimmie Huth;
geometry, Traci Dickenson;
algebra II, Tina Kemp.
Principal Steve Dickenson
presented the following
awards: American Citizenship,
Mike Alldritt, Patty Anderson,
Jerid Ployar, Ethan Burnside,
Chris Dickenson, Ben Ewing,
Angela DeBo, Jossie Evans,
David East, Dani Hill, Tina
Kemp, Toni Kemp, Jenny
Krein, Mark Moeller, Brandi
Marshall, John Qualls, Jennifer
Rankin, Jessica Sumner, Bryce
Tucker, Brent Wright, Phillip
SpicerKuhn, Josh Coiner, Traci
Dickenson, Brian Koffler, Man
di Gutierrez, Brent Gunder
son, Dodie Givens, Willie
DeBoer, Jennie Gavin; presi
dent's award for academic im
provement, Bryce Tucker,
William DeBoer, Chris Dicken
son, Trent Hughes, Patty
Anderson, Chad Skroch, Brent
Wright; president's award for
academic excellence, Jenny
Krein, Dani Hill, Mark Moeller,
Ethan Burnside, Kelsie Evans,
Tracy Blodgett, John Qualls.
Superintendent Chuck Stan-
honored Jenny Krein with a
plaque for two years of service
on the Creating the Future
Leadership Team.
Methodist church calls conference
Superintendent Sue Owen-
Bofferding has asked for an all
church conference to be held at
the Heppner United Methodist
Church Wednesday, June 28, at
7 p.m.
The purpose of the con
ference is to discuss and vote
on a salary package for the Rev.
Trachsell, new minister at the
Heppner and Fossil United
Methodist Churches.
All members of the church
are entitled to vote.
The Heppner Gazette-Times will be
closed Tuesday, July 4.
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be 5 p.m. Friday, June 30; advertising will
be 5 p.m. Monday, July 3.
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