SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 8, 2005
Area schools graduate class of 2005
lone Seniors receive a variety of scholarships and awards
lone High School
seniors received a total o f
$29,100 in scholarships this
year
The
follow ing
scholarships and aw ards
were presented to lone High
School seniors at their
commencement ceremonies
on June 3 in lone
lone
Volunteer
Firefighter’s Association-
$200- Amanda Emery and
Arthur Ekstrom
lo n e E cum enical
Youth
G roup-
$100-
Barbara Holland
Jason H alv o rsen
M em orial S ch o larsh ip -
$500- B arbara H olland,
A rthur Ekstrom , A lyssa
Rietmann, Kasie Peterson
and Nick Christman
Ken
Snider
M em orial S ch o larsh ip -
$ 1000- Amanda Emery.
lone Booster Club-
$200- Barbara Holland, Sara
Peck and Kasie Peterson
Swede and Frances
C arlso n
M em orial
Scholarship- $200- Kasie
P eterso n
and A lyssa
Rietmann
lo n e
A m erican
Legion Post #95- $300-
Missy Baker
E lk ’s Scholarship-
$300- Nick Christman
E lk ’s Scholarship-
$250- Kasie Peterson and
Tyler Raible
Outstanding Senior
Athlete- Honorary- Sara
Peck and Nick Christman
O SA A Award o f
E xcellence- H o n o rary -
Taylor McElligott and Kasie
Peterson
W illow
Valley
Service Club- $600- Barbara
Holland
City o f lone- $200-
Arthur Ekstrom
Mike
M athew s
M em orial S cholarships-
$1000- Sara Peck, Alyssa
Rietmann, Nick Christman
and Tyler Raible
South
M orrow
County Trust- $500- Kasie
Peterso n and B arbara
Holland
Bank o f Eastern
O regon- $500- A rthur
Ekstrom and Sara Peck.
Carl W Troedson
Scholarship- $1000- Arthur
Ekstrom, Nick Christman,
Barbara Holland, Sara Peck,
Kasie P eterso n , A lyssa
Rietmann and Tyler Raible
Red and Gena
L eo n ard
S ch o larsh ip -
$2000- Amanda Emery and
Arthur Ekstrom
U m a tilla -M o rro w Some members of the Heppner High School graduating class of 2005 at their commencement
Farm Bureau- $500- Sara ceremonies held June 4.
Peck and Arthur Ekstrom
Mid-Columbia Bus
C om pany S ch o larsh ip -
$500- Arthur Ekstrom
Blue
M o u n tain
Scholarship- $2000- Missy
Baker and $1000- Amanda
Emery
South
M orrow
County Emergency Medical
Technicians Association-
$200- Barbara Holland
St Anthony Hospital
Scholarship- $500- Barbara
Holland
Air
Force
Mathematics and Science
Award- H onorary- Tyler
Raible and Kasie Peterson
Heppner seniors receive scholarships and awards
H ep p n er
High
School seniors received a
to ta l o f $ 4 8,300 in
scholarships this year The
following scholarships and
awards were presented to
the seniors at their
commencement ceremonies
on June 4 in Heppner
South
M o rro w
C o u n ty - $500- Shanna
Rietmann, Josh Lankford
and Blair Keithley.
Bank o f E a stern
O re g o n -
$500-
Kyle
H u d d le sto n and Cara
Kennedy.
Kemp
Family
Scholarship- $500- Jessica
Wainwright
¡V Stan
Kemp
M em o rial- $500- Kyle
Huddleston.
HHS
Student
C o u n cil- $500- Shanna
Rietmann and $250- Cara
K en n ed y
and
Kyle
Huddleston
H eppner B o o ste r
C lub-
$300-
Kyle
H u d d lesto n ,
Shanna
Rietmann, Josh Lankford,
M ad iso n Bailey, Emily
B ergstrom ,
Susan
Southworth, Tyler Boyer
and Blair Keithley.
4-H
L e a d e r ’s
C ouncil- $500- Shanna
R ietm ann and
Emily
Bergstrom
Mike
C urrin
Memorial- $400 and trophy-
Shanna Rietmann and $200
and trophy- Madison Bailey
H ilda
Yocom
Memorial- $200- Shanna
Rietmann
O regon
W heat
Growers League (Morrow
C o u n ty )- $500- Shanna
Rietmann
H e p p n er
L io n ’s
Club- $300- Josh Lankford,
Emily Bergstrom, Jode Coil
Heppner Elk’s Most
Valuable Student- $750-
Kyle Huddleston and Shanna
R ietm ann
and
$300-
Madison Bailey
E l k ’s
L egacy-
$1000- Blair Keithley and
Shanna Rietmann
Tillamook County
C ream ery
A sso c ia tio n
Excellence in Leadership-
$2000- Shanna Rietmann
PMH Foundation/
Earl and Hazel W ilson-
$450- Shanna Rietmann and
Liz Orwick
Red and Gena
L eo n ard
F o u n d atio n -
$2000- Robert McElligott,
Kory Paullus, Gus Torres,
Aaron Delveaux and Jode
Coil.
Jim Barratt Award-
trophy- Shanna Rietmann
M asonic L o d g e-
$500- Kyle Huddleston and
Liz Orwick
W illow
Valley
Service Club- $600- Cara
Kennedy
A m erican Legion
Post #87- $250- Kyle
Huddleston and Jode Coil.
South
M orrow
County EMT Association-
$200- Shanna Rietmann.
PMH Nursing Home
A uxiliary- $ 2 0 0 - Emily
Bergstrom.
Mid-Columbia Bus
Company- $500- Lindsey
Hodges.
MCEA Scholarship-
$500- Susan Southworth
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Wedding Satu rday, June 18th
-
Iricia C o e & Jon L oren ce
Wedding Saturday, June 23th
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Kari M organ an d C h a d R ohie
Wedding Saturday, June 25th
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B o h h ie Ran bin & D avid B a tes
Wedding Satu rday, July 2nd
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Wedding Saturday, July Qth
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H ep p n er G arden
Club- $500- Josh Gutierrez.
Carl W Troedson-
$1000- M adison Bailey,
Tyler
Boyer,
A aron
Delveaux, Kylee Disque,
Kyle H u d d le sto n , Blair
Keithley, Cara Kennedy,
Josh Lankford, Liz Orwick,
Shanna Rietmann, Susan
Southworth, Gus Torres and
Jessica Wainwright
Troedson grants
awarded to 26
Morrow County
seniors
Twenty-six Morrow
C o u n ty seniors from
H eppner,
lone
'and
B oardm an high schools
received the T roedson
Educational Fund grant-in-
aid in the amount of $1000.
Students receiving
the grant included
H e p p n er
High
School- Madison Bailey,
Tyler
Boyer,
Aaron
Delveaux, Kylee Disque,
Kyle H u d d lesto n , C ara
Kennedy, Blair Keithley,
Joshua Lankford, Elizabeth
Orwick, Shanna Rietmann,
G ustabo Torres, Susan
S o u th w o rth and Jessica
Wainwright
lone High School-
Nicholas Christman, Arthur
Ekstrom, Barbara Holland,
Sara Peck, Kasie Peterson,
Alyssa Rietmann and Tyler
Riverman
R iv ersid e
High
School- Teddi Armstrong,
Jessica Burns, Hannah
C lose, Carly C o stello ,
Shawn Dirksen and Stefanie
Gisi.
These g ran ts are
aw arded from a fund
provided by the last will and
testam en t o f Carl W
Troedson, a prom inent
wheat rancher o f the lone
area.
These students will
be eligible to apply for
renewal of their grants in the
following years o f their
college or training programs
provided that they maintain
good academic standing
during their first year of post
high school study
The
selection
committee consists o f the
M o rro w C ounty School
District superintendent, the
pastor of the Valby Lutheran
Church and the M orrow
County judge, as specified in
Troedson’s will.
Award
of
the
T ro ed so n g ra n ts was
announced at the recipients’
re s p e c tiv e high school
graduation ceremonies
Members of the lone High School graduating class of 2005 at their commencement ceremony
held June 3.
SMCST presents five students with scholarships
The South Morrow
County Scholarship Trust is
pleased to announce the
recipients o f the 2005
scholarships in the amount of
$500 each They are Shanna
Rietmann, Barbara Holland,
Jo sh u a L ankford, Blair
Keithley and Kasie Peterson
The five students
were selected out o f 17
applicants on the basis of
acad em ic ach iev em en t,
ch osen field o f study,
financial need, school
p a rticip atio n , deg ree o f
effort the student has made
in seeking so u rc es for
college and personal
characteristics for success
and school citizenship
Shanna Rietmann is
the daughter o f Mark and
Tami
R ietm ann
She
graduated from Heppner
High School and is planning
on
atte n d in g
Pacific
University or Willamette
U niversity, m ajo rin g in
biology Rietmann is very
active in school activities and
is a v o lu n teer for many
activities in the community
She w as a C ham ber o f
C ommerce Youth of the Year
for 2005, on the National
Honor Roll and Honor Roll
4.0 GPA for her high school
years and was on varsity
volleyball and v arsity
basketball for all four years
o f high school Rietmann
was also varsity track for her
freshman, junior and senior
years
Barbara J Holland
from lone High School is the
daughter of Dale and Karen
Holland She plans on
DA’s Report
Matthew L Wilson
was convicted of Attempt A/
Felony Burglary-1, a Class
B felony He was sentenced
to three years supervised
probation, 90 days in jail, 80
hours community service
and payment o f $1166 in
fines and fees
D uane
Randall
White admitted to violation
o f probation allegations for
Driving while Suspended-
felony White’s probation
was revoked and he was
sentenced to 120 days in jail
and 12 months probation
Bridgett Virginia
Paradiso pled guilty to
Possession of a Controlled
Substance, a Class-C felony
She was sentenced to 18
months formal probation, 80
hours community service,
com pletion o f a drug
package and payment o f
$921 in fines and fees
attending Oregon Institute of
Technology, working for a
degree in radiology. She has
been very active in 4-H and
was on varsity volleyball,
basketball and golf for three
years o f high school She is
president o f the student
council and secretary o f
National H onor Society.
Holland is very active in her
community, serving as a
junior golf instructor, Feed
the Hungry project and lone
Youth Group. She was
named a Big Sky scholar
ath lete and W h o ’s Who
A mong A m erican High
School Students to name a
few.
Jo sh u a L ankford
from Heppner High School
and is the son o f Steven
Lankford from Lexington
Lankford is planning on
attending Portland State
U niversity,
studying
electrical engineering He
has been active in school
serving on the student
council, a member o f the
National Honor Society, on
varsity g o lf and on the
Knowledge Master team for
three years. He is also active
in the community working
on Veteran’s Day slide show,
volunteer disc jockey and
youth basketball. Lankford
received Who’s Who Among
A m erican High School
Students,
O u tstan d in g
Achievement in Biology and
2002 Student of Merit
Blair Keithley from
Heppner High School and is
the daughter of Jay and Kelli
Jo Keithley. She is planning
on attending Portland State
University in the fall studying
business management and
adm inistration She is a
member o f the National
Honor Society, has served as
class officer for three years.
She is active in 4-H,
volunteers for Colt volleyball
and Colt basketball She has
received
aw ard s
for
outstanding achievement in
m ath em atics, A m erican
citizenship and excellence in
social studies nine
Kasie
P eterso n ,
d a u g h ter o f A nita and
Richard Peterson of lone is
planning on a tte n d in g
Willamette University. She
has been on the 4 0 honor
roll for her high school years.
She
has
served
as
sophomore and senior class
p re sid en t and N ational
Honor Society president
She is active in her church
and
her
com m unity,
volunteering at the Morrow
County Museum She is also
activ e in 4-H sew ing,
modeling and beef livestock
She has been in the TAG
program since fourth grade
She
has
won
the
m a th em atics
school
academic award and was a
K now ledge M aster open
p a rtic ip a n t since fourth
grade
The
board
of
directors o f the scholarship
trust include Bill Rietmann,
president; Barb Hayes, vice-
p re sid en t; Del LaR ue,
treasurer; Sharon Harrison,
secretary; Missy Cutsforth,
Martha Munkers and Carri
Grieb The South Morrow
County Scholarship Trust
was established several years
ago with the mission to grow
funds
to
provide
scholarships to graduating
seniors from Heppner and
lone high schools and to
eventually take the place of
the Troedson Scholarship
Fund, w hich will be
discontinued in the year
2023.
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