Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 2,1 9 9 9 - SEVEN
Justice Court
Report
Heppner High class of 1999 has graduation
The Heppner High School
Class o f 1999 graduation
ceremonies took place at the high
school on Saturday, May 29.
Graduation honor speakers
were Tim Dickenson, Jill Barber
and Brooke Boyer. Dickenson,
Barber, Boyer and Kathleen
Greenup were recognized as
honor scholars.
The Heppner High School Band
performed the processional and
Principal
Ron
Anthony
welcomed the audience. Tim
Dickenson, Jill Barber, Derek
Gunderson, Janelle Healy, Jaci
Hughes, Julie Watkins and
Kathleen
Greenup
made
presentations to honored guests,
Jannie Allen, Ginger Bowman.
Dave Gunderson, John and Millie
Hanna, Paul and Susie Hisler,
Les Payne and Walter Pilgrim.
The slide show was presented
by Sarah Greif, Jaci Hughes,
Brooke Sweeney and Julie
Watkins. Angela Munkers sand,
accompanied by David Bates on
the guitar.
Superintendent Chuck Starr
made
the
affirmation
of
graduation and Ron Anthony and
Morrow County School Board
member Russ Morgan presented
diplomas. The recessional music
was "Walk This Way." Class
motto was, "There is only one
success—to be able to live you
life in your own way."
Grand marshals were Amy
Papineau
and
Jake
Roy.
Programs were distributed by
Stephanie Clough, Macy Rhea,
Ashley Ropp and Allison Sykes.
Ushers were Clint Bellamy,
Chris Bowman, Jeff Currin,
Stanley Cutsforth, Josh Hill,
Mitch Mathews, Corey Miller
and Michael Schonbachler. Leah
Denton and Kim Pointer were in
charge of gifts and Trisha Adams
and Kristen Marshall, flowers.
The graduating class included
Jill Barber, David Bates, Brooke
Boyer, Audra Bunch, Heather
Davis, Timothy Dickenson, Jared
Eckman, Bias Eliseo Elguezabal,
Casey Evans, Kathleen Greenup.
Sarah Greif, Derek Gunderson,
Janelle Healy, Jaclynn Hughes,
Travis Judd, Christine Kenny,
Brian Knowles, Jessica Maben,
Shane.Matheny, Sarah Monahan,
Angela Munkers, Amber Peck,
Bobbie Rankin, Dustin Rollis,
Elliott Strouse, Brooke Sweeney,
Riley Tingue, Julie Watkins,
Travis Winters and Kristi
Worden.
The following students
received
awards
and
approximately
$110,994
in
scholarships:
Jill Barber-Chamber of
Commerce award, Heppner High
School Student Council-$250,
W estern
U n d erg rad u ate
Exchange Scholarship-$5,700 per
year for four years ($22,800),
Heppner Booster Club-$300,
Blue Mountain Community
College academic tuition waiver-
approximately $ 1,296, Carl
Troedson Educational Fund
scholarship^ 1,000, Jim Barratt
Student Athlete Award, Elks
Scholarship-$300, Heppner Lions
Club-$500
Brooke Boyer-Dr. Richard and
Christy Carpenter-$500, Pioneer
Memorial Hospital-$250; Elks
Scholarship-$300, Boise State
University GEM Scholarship-
$5,880.
Tim Dickenson-South Morrow
County Scholarship-$500, Mike
Currm Memorial Scholarship-
trophy, $400 from the Currin
Family, $400 from the Heppner
Alumni Association, Heppner
High School Student Council-
$250, Heppner Booster Club-
$300, Carl Troedson Educational
Fund Scholarship^ 1,000, Elks
Seniors Riley Tingue and Julie Watkins prepare for commencement
exercises at HHS Saturday.
Scholarship-$700 Oregon State
University Provost's Scholarship-
$9,600, Ford Family Foundation-
90 percent of college costs; Blue
Mountain Community College
academic
tuition
waiver-
approximately $ 1,296.
Bias Elguezabal-Gonzaga
University-$4,000,
Eastern
Oregon
State
University
Enrichm ent
Scholarship
renewable tuition-$3,198 per
year for four years, Western
Oregon
State
University
Diversity Scholarship renewable
tuition- $3,198 per year for four
years.
Casey Evans-Blue Mountain
Community College tuition
Student Council-$250, Heppner
Booster
Club-$300,
Carl
Troedson Educational Fund
S ch o larsh ip ^ 1,000,
Elks
Scholarship-$100.
Travis Judd-GI Benefits
potential upon completion of
service with the U.S. Coast
Guard.
Christy Kenny-Blue Mountain
Community College tuition
waiver-approximately $1,296.
Brian Knowles-Treasure Valley
Community College Rodeo
Scholarship
tuition waiver-
approximately $1,296.
Amber Peck-Stan Kemp
memorial
Scholarship-$500;
Mount Hood Community College
waiver-approximately $1,296, Track Scholarship two terms
tuition waiver-$800.
S o r o p t i m i s t
Vocational/Technical
Bobbie Rankin-American
scholarship-$400.
Legion Auxiliary-$500, Heppner
Kathleen Greenup-Carl Masonic Lodge #69- $500, Elks
Troedson Educational Fund Scholarship.
scholarship^ 1,000,
Kemp
Elliott Strouse-GI Benefits
Family Scholarship-$500, Ell« potential upon completion of
Scholarship^ 100, Hilda Yocom service in the U.S. Army.
scholarship-$200
Julie Watkins-Morrow County
Derek Gunderson-Heppner Education Association-$50(X
Masonic Lodge-$500, Hilda
Kristi Worden-4-H Leaders
Yocom Scholarship, Columbia Association-$200,
Heppner
Basin Conference scholarship- Garden Club-$500.
$200, Heppner Booster Club-
Following graduation, teachers
$300.
Alan
and
Karen
Beck
Jaci Hughes-Bank of Eastern accompanied the seniors on a trip
Oregon-$500, Happy Canyon to Disneyland.
Scholarship-$500, Heppner High
The Bank of Eastern Oregon, in
a continuing effort to bolster
scholarship awards in Morrow,
Gilliam and Wheeler counties
has awarded a total of $3,000 to
six deserving high school
graduates.
Students earning BEO
scholarships are Jaci Hughes,
Ryan Neal, Jessica Krebs, Kacee
Jo Kennedy, Jarad Lathrop and
Jacy Murrill.
Jaci Hughas
Ryan Naal
Jaci Hughes who is graduating
from Heppner High School,
plans to attend Mt. Hood
Community College to study
business and marketing. She
intends to transfer to the
University of Oregon and
specialize in sports marketing.
During Jaci's busy high school
career, she was a student body
officer, was involved in 4-H, and
volleyball, basketball and golf as
well as being elected prom
queen.
Ryan Neal, a graduate of
Riverside High School in
Boardman, plans to attend the
University of Portland and
receive a degree in pre-law with
Jacy Murrill
a minor in business marketing. Jarad Lathrop
His ambition is to be a Honor Society during his high
professional sports agent.
school career.
Ryan excelled in golf and
Jarad will be attending Eastern
basketball in high school and Oregon University in the fall and
also was selected for the honors would like to obtain an degree in
band during his high school a g r i c u l t u r a l
business
career.
management.
Jessica Krebs will graduate
Jacy Mumll will graduate from
from lone High School this year. Arlington High School. Jacy
Jessica had a busy high school was very involved in basketball,
career which included student volleyball and tennis during her
government, sports, 4-H, FBLA, high school days. She was also
drama club and Knowledge student body president, Girls
Master.
Athletic Association president,
Jessica will attend the along with being homecoming
University of Idaho in Moscow queen and May Day queen.
to study agri-business. She
Jacy will attend Eastern
intends to work in the fields of Oregon University in LaGrande
agriculture
and
business and hopes to receive a degree in
marketing after college.
business and economics with a
specialization in accounting.
Kacee Jo Kennedy is
Each of the students will
graduating from Condon High
receive a $500 scholarship in the
School. Kacee had an exciting
fall to help them pay for tuition,
high school career, winning
books,
room and board and other
three state championships with
college
expenses.
the Cofidon High School
basketbrflf team and being a first
team all stite basketball player
four years in a row. She was
also very involved in FFA, other
high school sports, National
Honor Society and Associated
Student Body.
Kacee plans to start her college
education at Eastern Oregon
University in LaGrande and
transfer to Oregon State
University or the University of
Montana where she plans to
major in natural resources or
environmental engineering.
First Aid, CRP
classes offered
The Umatilla County Chapter
o f the American Red Cross is
offering community First Aid
and CPR classes on June 7-8,
from 6-9 p.m. at the Chapter
office located at 148 South
Main, Pendleton.
Fees for the course are $25 for
both components or $15 for one.
Enrollees should arrive by
5:45 p.m. June 7-8, for sign-in.
For more information or to
register for the class, call (541)
276-1211 between 9 a.m. and 3
p.m. Monday through Friday.
Registration is required ahead of
time.
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Four-year-old preschool 'graduating' class
Heppner Day Care held a
graduation ceremony for its four-
year-old preschool class at the
center on Thursday, May 27.
Graduates of the four-year-old
pre-school class of 1999 include:
Drew
Brannon,
Shelayna
Clement, Makenzie Correa.
Samantha
Graves,
Carrie
Haguewood, Austin Harris,
Hannah Jones (not pictured),
Cody Orr, Conner Pappas, Kristy
Powers, Annette Rathbun (not
pictured), R.J. Skaggs and Ziggy
Yocom.
The center held a small
ceremony with the children's
parents, grandparents, families
and friends in attendance. The
children sang their favorite songs
and received their diplomas,
The teacher is Sue Norton.
Teacher's aides are Renee
Yocom, Fran Greenlaw (not
pictured) and Janet Wilson (not
pictured). Director is Merry
Brannon.
St. Williams
honors seniors
St. William's Altar Society
hosted a reception for St.
William's graduating seniors,
Katie Tworek and Niki Sullivan.
Both students were presented
with gifts.
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Stephen Lee Anderson, 35, La
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William James Siters, 29, Chula
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mph in a 55 mph zone, $94 fine;
Jamie Perez, 18, Walla Walla,
WA.-Violation of the Basic Rule,
82 mph in a 55 mph zone, $127
fine;
Michael C. Jones, 24, Lexing-
ton-Endangering a Child Passen
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Ryan Lee Pettyjohn, 18, Hepp
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85 mph in a 55 mph zone, $142
fine;
Jeremy T. Hollyer, 23, Hepp
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85 mph in a 55 mph zone, $127
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Emmett George Koffler, 48,
Heppner-Violation o f the Basic
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