TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 18, 1997
School district honors board member Bill Doherty
-adopted resolutions to amend basketball, assistant track, rally
the approved budget, adopt the and music.
Heppner Junior High-Ron
1997-98 budget, appropriate the
Bnsbois,
assistant
girls'
1997-98 budget, levy ad valorem
taxes, allow contingency transfer basketball; Dave Gunderson,
to food service, authorize inter head football, head basketball;
John McCabe, assistant boys'
fund loans;
-awarded: Heppner schools basketball; Lana Orr, head girls’
additions and remodeling bid to basketball, head volleyball; Jess
Ramsay-Gerding Construction; Osmin, assistant football; Barb
RHS gym floor resurfacing bid to Peterson, assistant volleyball,
Quality Hardwood Floors at head track; Ralph Wemer, band,
$19,922; food service bid for chorus. Still vacant are assistant
paper products to Vem's Food track, head baseball.
lone Elementary/Middle
Service at $15,991.45;
Collin,
head
-approved a date and time School-Barb
change for RHS 1998 graduation; volleyball; Dale Holland, head
boys' basketball, assistant track;
-declared surplus property;
-awarded the following extra Diana Kincaid, talented and
duty contracts: HHS-John Boyer, gifted; Betty Rietmann, head
head girls' basketball; Steve teacher; Dean Robinson, head
Brownfield, assistant track; Dale football, head track; Steve
Conklin, athletic director, head Schaber, head girls' basketball,
track; Linda Dutcher, annual, assistant football.
The next regular meeting will
The Morrow County School talented and gifted program;
be
held on July 14 at the district
Board, at its regular meeting on Tern Gentry, head volleyball;
office
at 7:30 p.m.
Monday, June 9, at the Riverside Robin Graff, head baseball;Greg
Grant,
head
golf,
head
football,
High School (RHS) auditorium
in Boardman, honored Bill assistant boys' basketball; Susan
Doherty for his 13 years of Hisler, assistant volleyball;
University of Oregon
Chuck Matteson, assistant boys'
service on the school board.
basketball;
Bob
Ployhar,
head
The
University of Oregon held
The board heard a report on the
boys'
basketball;
Les
Payne,
its
spring
commencement
progress of construction at RHS
on
June
14.
and Sam Boardman Elementary assistant football, head teacher; program
(SBE) and announced that bids Chris Rauch, assistant football; Approximately 3,600 spring term
plete in the junior round-robin.
were opened May 28 for the Dana Reid, assistant volleyball, degree candidates and fall and
assistant girls' basketball; Glenn winter term graduates were
Jessica Krebs was the reserve
Heppner Elementary School
Zollner, FFA. Still vacant are eligible to participate in the
champion senior beef showman.
(HES) and Heppner High School
positions of assistant baseball ceremonies.
Clint Krebs, the club’s judging
(HHS) construction projects.
coach, rally and dance team
Local graduates included Mark
coach, prompted a first place fin
In other business, the board:
advisors,
choir
and
pep
band;
Conklin,
Heppner, with a
ish in the team judging competi
-accepted resignations from:
IHS-Mark
Bird,
annual;
Dana
bachelor's
degree
in accounting.
tion. The team consisted o f
Faye Seitz, from her position as
Heideman, head girls’ basketball;
Western
Oregon
University
M iller, S. and J. Krebs, and head cook at HES; Elva Rangel, Cathy
McCabe,
assistant
Western
Oregon
University
Gilliam County’s Paige Mikkalo from her position as SBE English volleyball, head tennis; Charity
held
its
1997
commencement
and Ashlee Weimar. Miller was as a second language (ESL) McElligott, head volleyball; program on June 14. Local
the champion senior judge. S. educational assistant; Jo Nelson,
graduates included James Raible
Dean Robinson, athletic director;
Krebs was third in the intermedi from her position as SBE ed
and Reynita Mendez, both lone,
Kelley
Swarat,
assistant
girls'
assistant;
ate judging division.
-approved maternity leave for basketball. Still vacant are master of science in education;
The club also cleaned up in
Jodi May, SBE ed assistant from assistant football, head boys' and Stacie Bates, bachelor of
herdsmanship by placing first for
basketball, head track, head science in law enforcement and
August 27-October 19;
clubs with six or less members.
assistant
boys' Mark Girod, master of science in
-approved transfers and football,
education, both Boardman.
promotions for: Rita Luce, from
4., LaRee Anderson, Jon Garrett, Title I ed assistant to regular ed
Stephanie Haguewood, Suzy assistant at Columbia Middle
Heideman, Kelly Morgan, Chuck School (CMS); Kay Alldritt,
Nolan, Will Parm, Mindy Qualls, from lone assistant cook to HES
Luke Swanson, Jacob Taylor; assistant cook; Rod Luce, from
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B'-Steve Allen, Pete Cantu, counselor at SBE and A.C.
Houghton Elementary (ACH) to
denim baseball jacket
Judith Flynn, Corvallis
Camie Crum, Patrick Eberhard,
Rosalee Davis. Salem
counselor at ACH only; Gary
2nd prize - $ 5 00 plus jacket
Terry Farley. Portland
Corey E hrm antraut, Brenda Hunt from CMS science teacher
A rthu r Rollins, Portland
Tim othy O lson. Clackam as
Holtz.
jodine Alherty. Grass Valley
to lone High School (IHS)
3rd prize - J 100 plus jacket
Shirley Higgins. Bend
Harold W affle, Beaverton
science/math teacher; Bobbi
Stephen Paup. Roseburg
Betty Pnbil. Portland
Angell from assistant to head
John
Ream. Redm ond
Robert Douglas,Vale
Donna Sickler. Portland
Irene Sklarsh. Portland
cook at HES; Robin Graff, from
Michael Pera. Junction City
Daniel Abel. Bend
assistant to head football coach at
Delores Layson. Florence
Richard Morgan. Bums
IHS;
K.V. Newell, M yrtle Pt.
-approved
employment
for:
Former Heppner resident, Dr.
Ann Gardner, Grants Pass
Stella Cruson. Lyons
David Hall, has been chosen as Wendell Kreder, probationary
Anita Bockm on. Portland
contract
to
teach
science
and
the new state FFA advisor/state
R. W ilson. Portland
D on Zim m erm an. Eugene
agricultural education specialist assistant boys' basketball coach
Joseph H . Lederer. Portland
at
RHS;
Holly
Moss,
for Montana.
Debra Hetz. Sandy
probationary contract to teach
Howard Moran. Portland
Hall is currently the agricultural
second/third grade mix at SBE;
Billie Phillips. Portland
science and technology instructor
Rose Blake, N o rth Powder
Kaya McLaren, probationary
W illiam Bolick. Beaverton
at Crook County High School, a contract to teach art in Heppner
Mary Lou H orton, Grants Pass
position he has held for the last and
Bill W ondra, M ilton-Freewater 1
lone
schools;
Dean
three years.
Robinson, extra duty contract to
Hall is a former Heppner FFA
serve as athletic director for lone
Chapter president. He graduated
Schools; Sylvia Berrera, ESL ed
in the class of 1968 and is the son
assistant at SBE;
raig $ 1 .0 0 0 arul other qreat p riz e s!
of Gene and Harriet Hall of
-heard a curriculum report on
Heppner.
new planned course statements
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superintendent Mike Keown and
principals
Dick Allen and Kevin
is that it's the roll of the dice,"
said
Morrow
County Fry;
-heard a superintendent's report
Commissioner John Wenholz.
school
funding;
Send low consecutive ixmwmnmg MEGABUCKS tickets for drowngs doted November 13,1996 through June 14.1997, with the I
"We sure don't want to do it at on state
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principals'
reports
on
academic
the expense of the city, but I can't
support taking money from the excellence; and a report on I Nome
county coffers. I appreciate the minor motor vehicle accident
Address
city of Heppner's double between the district's courier and
majority, but I can't support this an HES parent;
Stole
City
Zip.
at the expense of other districts.
-directed administration to
If we do it for one city it would research a cross country program
Phone
be a can of worms."
co-sponsored by two schools;
Nome & localion of store where you bought your tkket(s):
According to information
-approved the Consolidated
received by the city from the District Improvement Plan; and
Legislative Revenue Office, the the 1997-98 board meeting ^ Send entry ino
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city of Boardman will receive schedule;
$170,943, $7,220 more under
BM50 than they would have
under 47; the city of Irrigon,
$54,020, $4,604 more than under
47; the city of lone, $22,608,
$673 more; and the town of
Lexington, $3,983, $178 more.
All taxing districts in the county,
including the school district,
Boardman, Irrigon and Willow
Creek park districts, Port of
Morrow, Oregon Trail Library
District, all cemetery districts,
rural fire protection districts,
Morrow
County
Unified
Recreation District, the Morrow
County Health District and the
Boardman Annex, will receive
more monies under 50. The city
of Heppner is the only district
which will receive less.
The Heppner City Council, by
consensus in a an emergency
meeting held Monday, June 16,
agreed to schedule a meeting
with the commissioners as soon
as possible. Wenholz told the
Gazette that the commissioners
planned to discuss the issue at
the Wednesday County Court
meeting.
Colleges grads
L-R: Jessica Krebs, Shelby Krebs Kara Miller, George Miller and
Cameron Krebs
4-H News
North Lex Livestock
By Shelby Krebs, reporter
The North Lex Livestock 4-H
club brought home an array of
purple ribbons and belt buckles
from the Oregon Wheat League
Show in Tygh Valley, June 1-4.
Kara Miller and Jessica, Shelby
and Cameron Krebs attended the
show and each emerged a cham
pion in contests. Shelby Krebs
exhibited the grand champion
market hog, and Kara Miller fol
lowed her with the reserve cham
pion hog. Miller was also the
champion senior swine showman
and overall champion senior
showman. She achieved this by
advancing to the senior round-
robin and showing beef and sheep
as well as swine against the other
senior champion showmans.
Cameron Krebs was the junior
champion swine showman and
also had the opportunity to com-
lone Jr./Sr. High lists honor students
lone schools have released the
names of honor students for the
fourth quarter and second semes
ter. To be included on the honor
roll ‘A ’, students must earn a
grade point average of 3.5 to 4.
To be named to the honorable
mention ‘B’ list, students must
eam a GPA of 3. to 3.49. Follow
ing are the students who qualify:
Fourth quarter honor roll:
,^ixtbgrade ‘A ’: Tracy Griffith
and C aitlin Orem 4., Jaysi
Bennetto, Cameron Krebs, Diana
McElligott, Mike Radie, Koby
Rea; ‘B ’-C ayle Krebs, Dan
Nolan, Til Tullis.
Seventh grade ‘A ’: Adam
McCabe, Colin McElligott, Salli
McElligott, Kristina Powell; B’-
Amellia Peck.
Eighth grade ‘A’: Jennifer Th
om pson 4., M olly Barrow,
Charissa Gates, Shelby Krebs,
Jerem iah M cElligott, Jeremy
Rietmann, Adrienne Swanson;
‘B ’-Cory B ennetto, Dustin
Haguewood, Allison Halvorsen,
Korey Morgan, Nonnee Walters.
N inth grade ‘A ’: Mark
McElligott, Miranda McElligott
and Andy Vosberg, all 4.; ‘B’-
Camie Burright, Erin Crowell,
Sybil Krebs, Nikki McElligott,
Nathan Nolan.
10th grade ‘A’: Jessica Krebs,
Tori Odinet, Niki Sullivan, Katie
Tworek; ‘B ’-Rose Baker, Ryan
Bennetto, Nova Rietmann.
11th grade ‘A ’: Jenny Sullivan
4., Maci Childers, Tiffani Jones,
Jake McElligott, Kara Miller,
Nathan Rietmann; ‘B'-Brenda
B urright, M arc Orem, Len
Rietmann.
12th grade ‘A ’: Dawn Sheirbon
4., LaRee Anderson, Stephanie
Haguewood, Suzy Heideman,
Kelly Morgan, Chuck Nolan,
Will Parm. Mindy Qualls, Luke
Swanson, Jacob Taylor; B ’-
Steve Crum, Pete Cantu, Jon
Garrett.
Second semester honor roll:
Sixth grade ‘A’: Tracy Griffith
4., Cam eron K rebs, Diana
McElligott, Caitlin Orem, Mike
Radin; ‘B’-Koby Rea, Til Tullis.
Seventh grade ‘A ’; Adam
McCabe, Colin McElligott, Salli
McElligott, Kristina Powell; ‘B’-
Amellia Peck, Jaysi Bennetto.
Eighth grade ‘A ’: Jennifer Th
ompson 4., M olly Barrow ,
Charissa Gates, Allison H al
vorsen, Shelby Krebs, Jeremiah
McElligott, Jeremy Rietmann,
Adrienne Swanson; ‘B’-Katie
Bacon, Cory Bennetto, Nonnee
Walters.
Ninth grade ‘A ’ : M ark
McElligott, Miranda McElligott
and Andy Vosberg, all 4., Nikki
McElligott; ‘B’-Camie Burright,
Erin C row ell, Sybil Krebs,
Nathan Nolan.
10th grade ‘A’: Katie Tworek
4., Jessica Krebs, Tori Odinet,
Niki Sullivan; ‘B ’-R osanne
Baker, Ryan B ennetto, Lela
Gribskov, Nova Rietmann.
11th grade ‘A’: Jenny Sullivan
4., Tiffani Jones, Jake McElligott,
Kara Miller, Nathan Rietmann;
‘B ’-Brenda B urright, Maci
Childers, Marc Orem.
12th grade ‘ A’: Dawn Sheirbon
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