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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, Apnl 17, 2002 Heppner Jr./Sr. Morrow County Country club golf lone Site Council High School honor Cun Club up ¿md scnson underway holds April meeting roll announced shooting again The Willow Creek Country By Debbie Radie Heppner Jr./Sr. High School lists its third quarter 2001-2002 honor roll. Following are the stu dents who qualified: Seventh grade honor roll: Mahaley Huddleston, 4., Aaron Allstott; honorable mention-Justin Delveaux, Tony Haguewood, Colton Hanson, Tiera McCool, Brendan McElligott, Mechele Nieman, Casey O ’Neal, Quinn Peck, Andrew Prindle, Regina Seitz, Kylie Tasker. Eighth grade honor roll: Laurie Murray and Mathew Van Cleave, both 4., Daniel Basile, Brianne Jones, Krystal Naims, Brenda Victorio, Heather Yocom; honorable mention-Mikel Britt, Charlene Houweling, Mathew Kenny, Rory Kilkenny, Amanda Miles, Julianna Moore, Heather Rill. Freshmen honor roll: Shanna Rietmann, 4., Madison Bailey, Kylee Disque, Blair Keithley, Cara Kennedy, Joshua Lankford, Elizabeth Orwick; honorable mention-Emily Bergstrom, Tyler Boyer, Christ Furgerson, Kyle Huddleston, Linsey Mitchell, Brandon Seitz, Jessica Wain- wnght. Terra Wilson. Sophomores honor roll: Blake Allstott, Judd Lemmon, Luke M urray, Courtney N elson, Brooke Rust; honorable mention- Justin Botefuhr, Lindsey Clough, Amber Dima, Brian Haguewood, Aaron Lueck, Kiel N aim s, Danielle Prindle, Jessie Wood ward. Juniors honor roll: Tyler Henderson, Daniel Jepsen, Lacey Matteson, Marcy Miller, Darren Van Cleave and Nicole Wilson, all 4., Brad Adams, Donald Adams, Clementine Guyot, Sibbea Jones, Conor Kilkenny, Doug Orwick, LaRena Penturf, Ashley Ward; honorable mention-Tracy Baker, Maggie Beam, Dawn DeBoer, Aleshia Geer, Genia Grant, Rach el Howard, Nicole Sisk. Seniors honor roll: Jon Bennett and Shelley Rietmann, both 4., Claire Anderson, Meghan Bailey, Jessica Bash, Brad Bow man, Jodie C arlson, A shley Collette, Kelsey Greenup, Jessi ca Gutierrez, Stefan Matheny, Angela Moore, Brian Rust, Paula Spicerkuhn, Molly Turrell, Sam Van Liew; honorable mention- Kevin Drake, Daniel Fortner, Michael McCabe, David Norton, Julie Proctor, Codi Rosecrans. Math contest winners announced The 2002 Morrow County School D istrict Elem entary/ Middle School math contest was held April 11 at A.C. Houghton Elementary School in Irrigon. Fourth grade winner was Ashley Wolff, H eppner Elem entary School. Fifth grade winner was Kara Clay, lone Elem entary School. Sixth grade winner was Shannon Clay, lone M iddle School. Seventh grade winner was Brendan McElligott, Heppner Junior High School. Eighth grade winners were (tie for first place) Laurie Murray, Heppner Junior High School and Amy Jepsen, home school student. Following is a complete list of winners: Fourth grade winners: first- A shley Wolff, H eppner Elem entary School (H ES); second-Lane Wright, HES; third- Liz Bashaw, A.C. Houghton Elem entary School (A CH); fourth-Jason Hendricks, Sam Boardman Elementary School (SBE); fifth-Viviana Colin, SBE; sixth-M ichael RaibTe, lone Elem entary School (IES); seventh-Emily Thompson, HES: eighth-Manuel Hernandez, SBE; ninth-Eric Jepsen, Heppner; 10th- Zach McCarl, HES. Fifth grade winners: first- Kara Clay, IES; second-Joe Pranger, HES; third-David Yecha, ACH; fourth-Maggie Armato, HES; fifth, a tie between Justine Parker, SBE and Spencer Palmer, HES; sixth-Amy Tang, ACH seventh-Sherilyn Peck, HES eighth-Jordan Shepherd, HES ninth, a tie betw een A aron VanGorder and Jason Dolar, both SBE; 10th, a tie between Tiana Club women opened the golf At last W ednesday’s The Morrow County Gun season with the Officers’ Kick- lone Site Council m eeting, Club met for a night of shooting O ff on April 2. The morning members learned that the school on Friday, April 12, after a few started with a breakfast followed enrollment is up to 160 students. weeks layoff. The shooters all by nine holes of golf. Play for the An update on the bond came back hot on the line with day was a best ball scramble. reported that the FEMA report Mike Bennett hitting a near Twenty-four golfers were in was due last week and bids will perfect 24, Mark Schlichting, Jeff attendance. go out by June. There was a tie for the low Cutsforth and Curtis Cutsforth all The “ Reading A cross shooting 22 of 25, and Chance gross team with a score o f 33 A m erica” program began Day and Kelwayne Haguewood between Dana Reid and Missy Monday. The students who meet shared third with 21 each. Curt Cutsforth, and Betty Christman their goals will have the Day took first at the 21 yard and Lorrene Montgomery. The opportunity to shave teacher Dean handicap line with 21, followed by low net team with 21 was Pat Robinson’s and Principal Mike Edmundson and Kay Anderson. Chance Day and Mike Bennett Stuart’s facial hair. Despite rainy weather on with 19 and Jeff Cutsforth was O ther announcem ents April 9, 14 ladies hit the golf included the April 18 skills contest third with 18. Curtis Cutsforth was the last man standing in two course. Low gross of the field at BMCC, the band festival on went to Dana Reid, low net of the May 8 and the sixth grade trip to A nnie O akley events and Kelwayne Haguewood won the field to Lorrene Montgomery and Tupper Camp during the week of least putts of the field to Luvilla May 13. third shoot. Sonstegard. MCGC m em bers Mark The M orrow County Flight A low gross went to Pat Public Works Department had Schlichting and Chance Day traveled to Wallowa for a Edm undson and low net to offered a contest to the students Lynnea Sargent. Flight B low to create brochures to be used in registered ATA shoot on Sunday, April 14. Mark took second place gross went to Betty Christman county parks. The department in B Class singles with 92 of 100. and low net to Alene Rucker. chose Amellia Peck’s brochure as and C hance won the Junior Flight C low gross went to Betty the winner. Championship singles for 14 and Christman, low net to Barbara Other student and school under, shooting a sizzling 77 of Gilbert and least putts to Loa recognition included Shannon Clay 100, and then shooting 78 of 100 Henderson. as a participant in the Oregon from the 19 yard handicap line. Long drive for Flight A was State G eography Bee, Mike Bill Schlichting was also in Dana Reid, Flight B was Francie Radie, Tracy Griffith and Diana attendance and took a first in C Morris and Flight C was Kim McElligott as National Honor Role Class singles, shooting 91 of 100. * Houweling. achievers and Del LaRue The state championship shoot Long putt for Flight A was receiving $500 at the Blazer in Walla Walla will be held April Dana Reid and Flight C was Kim game. Houweling. 20-21; placings o f MCGC Currently lone is tied for All Willow Creek Country second in the Oregonian Cup members that attended will be Club women m em bers are standings. announced next week. welcome to join Ladies Play on Resources, including Tuesdays, starting at 10 a.m. digital video equipment and video during the month of April and 9 editing softw are, have been a.m. in May. ordered using Carl Perkins funds. These materials will be used for Chairman Joe McElligott has video presentations and announced that the Local Action productions. Committee for the Senate Bill Some students took state 1010 Willow Creek Ag Water tests last week via computers. It The grand opening of Boardman’s 4-H PowerUP Computer lone High School will hold its Quality Management Plan will was reported that things ran Center will be held on Saturday, April 27, from 3 p.m. to 5 pm. Maria meet on Thursday, April 18, at 7 prom this Saturday, April 20, from smoothly with only a few minor Magana, OSU Extension agent, applied for and received a grant from 8 p.m. to midnight at the Port of pm at the Pettyjohn O ffice problems. Since it takes longer PowerUP to fund the computer center, which is located in room 400 Building in Heppner. The purpose Morrow Riverfront Center in to enter new students into the Boardman. of the meeting is to review a draft of Riverside High School. computer system, the remaining A bus will provide plan proposal and suggest Along with a ribbon cutting ceremony, visitors will be given students will finish their testing this changes. The public is invited to transportation to and from the an opportunity to view programs and application software. This event week. dance. attend. is open to the public and refreshments will be served. By Sandi Day Action Committee to meet Thursday lone High School prom this Saturday Computer center to hold grand opening SHOCKS a STRUTS O N SALE! Jessica Gutierrez earns scholarship The Oregon Society of CPAs (OSCPA) Educational Foundation has announced that Jessica Gutierrez, a Heppner High School senior, is the recipient of the foundatio n ’s $1,000 PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Scholarship. Gutierrez, who plans to attend the University of Oregon in the fall, maintained a 3.59 grade point average and scored a 1,240 on the SAT. Gutierrez served as student body treasurer and N ational Honor Society historian. She has worked for both the Morrow County and Morrow County G rain G rowers finance departments. According to a press release, the OSCPA Educational Foundation has sponsored a scholarship program designed to attract accounting students and reward their efforts with financial support since 1985. The initial requirem ent for high school seniors is a minimum 3.5 GPA and attendance at an accredited Oregon college/university or community college. Camarillo, IES and Jaqueline Diaz, SBE. Sixth grade winners: first- Shannon Clay, lone Middle School (IM S); second-Sean Murray. HES; third, Kate Kendrick, HES fourth-Nacho Elguezabal, HES fifth-Baillie Keithley, HES; sixth- Daniel Hanson, Columbia Middle School (CMS); seventh-Whitney Matthews, HES; eighth-Katie Kilkenny, ninth-Andre Rauch, HES; lOth-Justin Archer, IMS. Seventh grade winners: first- Brendan McElligott, Heppner Junior High School (HJHS); second-Justin Delveaux, HJHS; third, a tie betw een Josie Pritchard, CMS and Michelle Nieman, HJHS; fourth-Colton Hanson, HJHS; fifth, a tie between Aaron Hendricks and Shannara Miller, both CMS; sixth- Josie Francis, CMS; seventh, a tie between Stephanie Holland, IMS, Clay Callow, CMS, and Mahaley Huddleston and Quinn Peck, both HJHS, eighth, a tie between Rafael N orw ood, CMS and Miranda Hunt, IMS; ninth-Regi Seitz, HJHS; 10th, a tie between Bob Turner and Kylie Bashaw, both CMS. 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