Heppner High students receive academic awards
Heppner High School students
were recognized for academic
achievement in a recent awards
presentation. Following are the
students who received awards:
Heppner High student council:
Student Body President Casey
Ingraham, Student Body Vice
President Amber Flaiz, Student
Body Secretary Marissa McCabe,
Student Body Treasurer Ashlely
Ropp, Student Body Assistant
Treasurer Danielle McDowell,
Student Body Publicity Director
Trisha Adams;
Senior Class Officers:
President Stephanie Clough, Vice
President Corey Miller, Secretary
Michael Schonbachler, Treasurer
Amy Papineau, Representative
Macy Rhea;
Junior Class Officers: President
Lindsey Ward, Vice President
Krista Adams, Secretary David
Piper,
Treasurer
Mandy
Sneddon, Parliamentarian Mindy
Smith.
Sophomore Class Officers:
President Meghan Bailey, Vice
President
Jon
Bennett,
Secretary /Treasurer Samuel Van
Liew, Representative Jodie
Carlson, Representative Brad
Bowman.
Freshman Class Officers:
President Marcy Miller, Vice
President C. Tyler Henderson,
Secretary Whitney Sherritt,
Treasurer
Doug
Orwick,
Representative Brad Adams,
Representative Rachel Howard.
President's Education
Excellence Awards:
Trisha
Adams, Leah Denton, Casey
Ingraham. Abby Kahl, Kristen
Marshall,
Laurie
Michael,
Kimberly Pointer, Macy Rhea,
Ashley
Ropp,
Michael
Schonbachler, Katie Sherritt,
Heidi Turrell, Matthew Van
Liew.
President's
Educational
Improvement Awards: Joseph
Bourne, Stephanie Clough, Luiza
Saenz.
Oregon Scholar/Athlete Awards:
Casey Ingraham. Matthew Van
Liew, Michael Schonbachler,
Katie Sherritt, Trisha Adams,
Macy Rhea, Abby Kahl, Leah
Denton,*
Cody
Bellamy,
Kimberly Pointer, Ashley Ropp.
Oregon Association
of
Secondary
School
Administrators' students of Merit
Honor Team: Business Jonathan
Bennett, Fine Arts Visual Heidi
Turrell. Computer Science Miff
Devin.
Foreign
Language
Spanish Shelley Rietmann, Home
Economics
Amy
Drake,
Performing Arts
Amanda
Sneddon, Mathematics Matthew
Van
Liew,
Physical
Education/Health
Shelley
Rietmann, Social Studies Justin
Nelson, Industrial Arts David
Piper, Science Shelley Rietmann.
and Language Arts Macy Rhea.
Perfect Attendance: Adam
Bergstrom.
4.0 All Three Quarters: Trisha
Adams, Casey Ingraham, Ashley
Ropp, Matthew Van Liew,
Amber Flaiz, Shelley Rietmann,
Samuel Van Liew.
Honor Roll All Three Quarters:
Clint Bellamy. Cody Bellamy.
Abby Kahl, Laurie Michael.
Kimberly Pointer. Macy Rhea,
Michael Schonbachler, Katie
Sherritt, Heidi Turrell, Krista
Adams,
Marissa
McCabe.
Danielle McDowell, Melinda
Smith,
Amanda
Sneddon,
Jonathan
Bennett,
Meghan
Bailey, Bradley Bowman, Jessica
Gutierrez, Brian Rust. Paula
Spicerkuhn, Sally Calvert. Daniel
Jepsen, Lacey Matteson. Marcy
Miller, Douglas Orwick.
American Citizenship Awards:
Ashley Ward. Trisha Adams,
Ashley Ropp, Brad Bowman,
Sally Calvert. Shelley Rietmann,
Sam Van Liew, Doug Orwick,
Macy Rhea, Abby Kahl.
National Merit Scholarship
Program:
Joseph
Bourne,
Matthew Van Liew.
Oregon Scholars Program:
Trisha Adams. Casey Ingraham.
Matthew Van Liew.
Umatilla Morrow Skills
Challenge: Logo Contest First
Place $500 Scholarship Joe
Lemmon, Second Place Shelley
Rietmann. Photography Second
Place
Tiffany
Metheney.
Accounting
Second
Place
Lindsey Ward. Third Place
Mitchell
Mathews.
Word
Processing First Place Split $500
Scholarship Samuel Van Liew
Focus on Children Third Place
Nick Anthony. Bridge Building
First Place $500 Scholarship
Shelley Rietmann. Egg Drop
I
First Place $500 Scholarship
Blake Knowles, Second Place
Miff Devin. Third Place Chris
Bridgmon. Metric 500 First Place
$500 Scholarship Trevor Rhea.
Paddle Boat First Place $500
Scholarship Damn Ployhar.
Metric 500-Design Third Place
Kyle McDaniel. General Math
Second Place Marcy Miller,
Third Place Whitney Sherritt.
Algebra I First Place $500
Scholarship
Molly Turrell.
Geometry First Place $500
Scholarship Shelley Rietmann,
Third Place Dan Jepsen.
Recreational Math Second Place
Justin Nelson, Matthew Van
Liew, Jeff Sneddon. Biomania
Third Place Douglas Orwick,
Dan Jepsen.
Knowledge Master Team:
Trisha Adams, Joseph Bourne,
Stephanie Clough, Leah Denton,
Amy Papineau. Ashley Ropp,
Matthew Van Liew, Jonathan
Bennett, Leland Rill, Paula
Spicerkuhn, Sally Calvert, Daniel
Jepsen. Douglas Orwick, C.
Clayton Henderson.
Senior Drama: Brandon
BlQdgett, Joey Bourne, Jeff
Curnn, Abby Kahl, Kristen
Marshall, Laurie Michael, Kim
Pointer, Jake Roy, Katie Sherritt,
Heidi Turrell, Matthew Van
Liew, Mitch Matthews, Chris
Bowman.
Ralph Werner's Music Awards:
Outstanding Clarinet Player and
Musician Daniel Jepsen, Special
Award From Marine Corps
Mitch Mathews and Justin
Nelson, Excellent Guitarist
Award Jeff Curnn, Outstanding
Rhythm and Precision Kimberly
Hansen, Outstanding Band
Leader Matthew Van Liew,
Excellence in Practice Time
Cody Bellamy, Outstanding
Percussionist Meghan Bailey.
Outstanding Choir Singer and
Arranger Mandy Sneddon,
Excellence in Choir Amber Flaiz,
Most Improved Choir Singer
Nick Anthony.
Greg Grant's Social Studies
Awards: Academic Excellence in
Social Studies Dan Jepsen. Doug
Orwick, Ashley Ward, Marcy
Miller.
John Flaherty's Awards:
Academic Excellence in U. S.
History Amber Flaiz, Scott Van
Winkle, Lindsey Ward, Kelli
Bates, Blake Knowles, Marissa
McCabe. Academic Excellence
in Social Studies Jessica
Gutierrez. Molly Turrell, Samuel
Van Liew. Meghan Bailey,
Jonathan
Bennett,
Bradley
Bowman, Shelley Rietmann,
Leland Rill, Paula Spicerkuhn.
Academic
Excellence
in
Economics
Michael
Schonbachler, Matthew Van
Liew, Justin Nelson.
Les Payne's Awards: Excellence
in Global Studies Eleven Amber
Flaiz, Lindsey Ward, Krista
Adams.
Excellence
in
Government and Global Studies
Twelve Trisha Adams, Stephanie
Clough, Amy Drake, Casey
Ingraham, Abby Kahl, Justin
Nelson, Macy Rhea, Ashley
Ropp. Michael Schonbachler.
Katie Sherritt, Cody Bellamy.
Excellence in Personal Finance
Casey Ingraham, Justin Nelson.
Ashley
Ropp,
Michael
Schonbachler, Matthew Van
Liew,
Trisha
Adams.
Outstanding Performance in
FOCUS Ryan Matteson. Craig
Scott, Justin Wood, Amber Flaiz,
Sarah Eckman, Matthew Baker.
Maria Saenz.
Linda Dutcher's Awards:
Creative
Communication
Accepted Poets Kim Pointer.
Chris Bowman, Leah Denton,
Amy Drake. Heidi Turrell "A
Brief Message From The Heart"
Winner Ashley Ropp Voice of
Democracy In-School Speech
Winners First Place Abby Kahl,
Second Place Amber Flaiz, Third
Place Kim Pointer. Sala Yryszek
Writing and Art Competition
Winner Heidi Turrell. United
States Institute
of Peace
Honorable Mention State Winner
Ryan Curtin. National English
Merit Award Nominees Connor
Kilkenny
Bradley
Adams.
Donald Adams, Daniel Jepsen.
Douglas Orwick, Sally Calvert.
Dawn DeBoer. Marcy Miller,
Leah Denton, Sarah Eckman.
Amber Flaiz, Lindsey Ward.
Melinda Smith, Krista Adams.
Amanda Sneddon, Danielle
McDowell, Casey Ingraham. San
Juanita Elguezabal, Ashley
Ropp, Scott Van Winkle. Craig
Scott, Cindy Gall, David Piper.
Ashley Ward, Trisha Adams.
Marissa McCabe.
Lea Mathieu's
Awards:
Outstanding Publications Awards
Krista Adams, Amber Flaiz,
Mandy Sneddon Sophomore
Language Arts Awards Average
of 95+ Jonathan Bennett. Shelley
Rietmann, Samuel Van Liew.
Sally Walker’s Awards:
Excellence in Language Arts
Eleven Danielle McDowell.
Amber Flaiz. Mandy Sneddon,
Lindsey Ward Craig Scott.
Outstanding Work in Language
Arts Eleven Marissa McCabe,
Scott Van Winkle, Krista Adams.
Excellence in Language Arts
Nine Sally Calvert, Marcy
Miller,
Lacey
Matteson.
Outstanding Work in Daily
Living Ashley Collette. Amy
Drake.
Keelie Keown's Math Awards:
Academic
Excellence
in
Mathematics Integrated One
Doug Orwick, Tyler Henderson,
Lacy Matteson, Sally Calvert,
Conor Kilkenny, Brett Barber,
Kelsey Greenup. Academic
Excellence in Mathematics
Integrated
Two
Shelley
Rietmann, Jon Bennett. Daniel
Jepsen, Mindy Smith. Meghan
Bailey, Jodie Carlson, Paula
Spicerkuhn, Brian Rust, Samuel
Van Liew, Bradley Bowman,
Jessica
Gutierrez,
Stefan
Matheny. Academic Excellence
irrMathematics Integrated Three
Amber
Flaiz,
Danielle
McDowell. Academic Excellence
in Mathematics Math Analysis
Trisha Adams. Casey Ingraham.
Academic
Excellence
in
Mathematics
Calculus
II
Matthew Van Liew. American
High School Mathematics Exam
10 Shelley Rietmann, Jessica
Gutierrez. American High School
Mathematics Exam 12 Matthew
Van Liew, Joseph Bourrie. Most
Inspirational Math Students
Integrated One Claire Anderson,
Integrated Two Julie Proctor,
Integrated Three Blake Know les.
Math Analysis Joseph Bourne.
Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 14, 2000 - THREE
Karen Beck's Math Awards:
Outstanding Achievement in Pre
algebra Sibbea Jones, Bradly
Adams, Donald Adams, Cindy
Gall, Jesse Kempas, Whitney
Sherritt, Marcy Miller. Rachel
Howard.
Spelling Contest Awards In-
School Division III First Place
Joseph Bourrie. Second Place
Stephanie Clough, Third Place
Jessica Gutierrez, Alternate
Trisha Adams. Leland Rill.
District Division III Third Place
Joseph Bourrie Fifth Place
Jessica Gutierrez, Sixth Place
Stephanie Clough.
Jason Just's Science Awards:
Most Improved Tammy Smith.
Most Likely to Excel in Science
Shelley Rietmann, Most Likely
to Argue Scientific Theory
Joseph Bourrie, Safest Lab
Practices Justin Wood, Hardest
Working
Science
Student
Danielle McDowell. Most Likely
to Avoid Physics in College Leah
Denton. Most Likely to Become
a Chemist Amanda Sneddon.
Steve Brownfield's Science
Awar ds :
Ou t s t a n d i n g
Achievement Biology I Doug
Orwick, Marcy Miller, Lacey
Matt eson.
Out st andi ng
Achievement in Biology II Krista
Adams,
Paula
Spicerkuhn.
Outstanding Achievement in
Field Biology Trisha Adams.
Stephanie
Clough.
Casey
Ingraham, Macy Rhea. Ashley
Ropp, Michael Schonbachler,
Jeff Curnn, Scott Van Winkle.
Walt Pilgrim's Business
Awards:
Excellence
in
Accounting II Ashley Ropp, Levi
Geer, Amy Papineau, Heidi
Turrell,
Lindsey
Ward.
Excellence in Word Processing II
Samuel Van Liew. Excellence in
Accounting
I
Danielle
McDowell. Excellence in Word
Processing I Lacey Matteson and
Ashley Ward.
Dave Fowler's Technology
Awa r d s :
Ou t s t a n d i n g
Technology Education Student
Miff
Devin,
Outstanding
Technology Education Student
David Piper, Heppner High
School
Student
Computer
Technician Miff Devin, Jeff
Sneddon.
Matteson, Knowles win
team roping
Ryan Matteson and Blake
Know les, both Heppner, won the
team roping championship at the
Molalla rodeo June 3-4 with a
10.21 run. Matteson also placed
fourth in the calf roping with a
15.44. while Knowles took fourth
in steer wrestling with a 8.35.
Also placing in the steer
wrestling was Chris Irzyk of
Moro with a 7.27 time.
Never missing an opportunity at
thrilling the crowd, Condon's
Travis Camine held out until the
final rodeo of the regular high
school rodeo season at Molalla
to'qualify for the Oregon State
High School Rodeo finals.
By turning in a 4.32 on his first
steer thrown in competition.
Camine not only gathered the
needed points to qualify him for
a trip to the state finals, but won
the steer wrestling and a
championship belt buckle.
"The high school rodeo
community
had
anxiously
awaited his success and rewarded
him with thunderous applause
and congratulations." said Lynn
Wilkins. "Many believe this is
the beginning of a promising
career in the rodeo arena."
Pole bending action saw
Condon's Marne Wilkins taking
second with a 20.690 run, while
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lone's Tracey Griffith was sixth
with a 21.291. Sybil Krebs, also
of lone, took third in breakaway
roping with a 4.60, while
Heppner's Lacey Matteson was
eighth with a 7.98. Matteson also
placed 10th in the barrel racing
on a young horse with a 18.596.
Others who are familiar to the
area include Blake West, Union,
who won the saddle bronc with a
70 score. Brandt Giovamm.
Prineville, who finished 10th in
the three calf ropings with a
21.45 and turned in a 11.81 for
third in the .earn roping.
Roseburg's Jessica Tatone was
third in barrel racing with a
17.829, while Nataly Tatone took
the pole bending title with a
20.551. Nataly was also 10th in
breakaway with a 24.49. Girls
cutting action saw Nataly Tatone
in fourth with a 71 score and Liz
Bowerman, Prineville eighth
with a 66.
The top 20 in each event will
qualify to compete at the Oregon
State High School Rodeo Finals
in Redmond on June 15-17.
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