Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 15,2006 - THREE
Heppner Elementary announces honor roll 13 HHS players named to BMC All League
first team; six Irrigon players honored
T hirteen H eppner
High School football players
have been named to the
newly e sta b lis h e d Blue
Mountain Conference All
League team.
Irrigon High School
had two named to the first
team, two to the second
team and two received
honorable mention.
For Heppner, seniors
Colton Hanson and Robbie
H Smith were named first team
HES student Cheyenne Smith receives an honor card from HES Principal Jack offensive linemen; senior
Casey Maben was named
Thompson.
Gutierrez,
Kyle
Harrison,
first team running back and
Kane Sweeney, Breawna
Heppner Elementary
Teeman, Jeremiah Vogele, Andrew Hatfield. Mallorie first team linebacker; juniors
School has announced its
Jones, M cK ayla Kindle, Andre Rauch and Nacho
Lane Wilhelm.
honor card list for the first
T hird
grade: Jared Lemmon, Ali Lovgren, Elguezabal were named first
q u a rte r of the 2006-07
Caitlynn Bailey, Tommy Jacob M oore, M ichaella team defensive linemen;
school year. Following are
B redfield, Joyce Chen, Murphey, Kellie Nelson, seniors Quinn Peck and
students who have qualified:
Kaden C lark, Patrick Jaden Orr, Earl Propheter, Caleb Maben were named
Kindergarten:
Collins, Faith Jones, CJ Brittney Thompson, Stephen first team defensive backs.
Zachary Bredfield, Morgan
On the second team,
Kindle, Rylee Kollman. Thompson, Trey Waite.
Burch, Jacee Currin, Keegan
To
qualify
for
the
HHS
senior
Aaron Allstott
Sydney M aben, Emily
Gibbs, Claire Grieb, Jaiden
honor
cards,
students
must
was nam ed offensive
Pappas, Weston Putman,
Mahoney, Gibson McCurry,
receive
all
A’s,
B’s
or
S's
on
lineman, Quinn Peck was
Ashley Thompson.
Olivia Schmidt, Cheyenne
their
report
cards,
receive
no
named q u a rte rb a ck and
Fourth grade: Macy
Smith. Naleah Stone, Leo
discipline
referrals
or
miss
junior
Tim Hauer was named
Gibbs, Paige Grieb, Maddie
Waite.
more
than
two
days
of
place kicker.
Lindsay, Danielle McCorkle,
First grade: Cara
Honorable mention
Joe
Schm idt,
Eriq school in the last nine weeks.
Arbogast, Morgan Correa,
As
a
reward,
each
student
went
to HHS senior
Thompson. Alex Victorio,
Riley G orham , Sophie
receives
a
free
game
from
linebacker,
Justin Delveaux;
Kelly Wilson.
Grant, Diana Healy, Darby
Shamrock
Lanes,
$1
off
a
juniors.
Matt
McCabe and
Fifth-sixth grades:
Holtz, Dillon McCorkle,
drink
from
Murray’s
Drug,
Lane Bailey, both running
Jonathan C hen. M aggie
Shayna O sm in, N ichole
Collins, Makenzie Correa, $1 off an ice cream bar at backs; and Dennis Kenny,
Shaw, Andrea Woods.
C idney C oster, Ryan Heppner Family Foods, $1 defensive back.
Second grade: Kolby
For Irrigon, senior
Dougherty, Jeff Dowdy, off a movie rental at the
Currin, Logan Grieb, Tim
Video
Store
and
$1
off
a
Kirk
Nunnery
was named
Bryce Fowler, Tate Gentry,
Jaca, Jacob Lindsay, Kevin
drink
at
Cornerstone
Gallery.
first team punter; senior
Larissa Gray, A ustin
Murray, Demitra Schmidt,
Cody Taylor was named first
team defensive lineman;
freshman Tyler Carroll was
named second team receiver
and junior James Munkers
was named second team
d efen siv e back; senior
Ambrosio Garcia received
h onorable
m ention
linebacker; and junior Josh
Kramer received honorable
mention defensive lineman.
A co m p lete all
league team is as follows:
D efen sive backs:
first team-Kyle Humphreys,
Pilot Rock senior, Justin
Schroeder, Weston McEwen
senior; Peck and Caleb
Maben; second team-Kyle
O 'B r ie n , Union junior,
Kysen Palmer, Union senior.
Josh N ordstrom , Elgin
junior, Munkers, Heppner;
honorable mention-Billy
lone Community School students sing “It's a Grand Ole Flag" to the local veterans
Bronson, PR junior, Tyler
who attended the ceremonv.
Peterson read a poem he had Watson, Stanfield senior,
Lead into a crowed playing the National Anthem prep
ared to h o n o r the Bret McCleary, Enterprise
gymnasium with American on his violin and then veterans and then elementary senior. Kenny, Heppner.
flags waving and students presented a special music students sang “It’s a Grand
Linebackers: first
cheering, local veterans from presentation playing the title O le’ Flag” . The assembly team-Troy Savely, Union
lone were recognized for piece from ‘Schlindler's ended with the veterans senior, Jared Doss, PR
e x em p lify in g the true List’. ASB president. Kip walking through a throng of senior; Kole Guentert. Elgin
character of the American Krebs was m aster of ch eerin g stu d en t into a senior, C asey M aben,
over the
spirit-personal courage, love cerem o n ies
H eppner; second team -
assembly
and
introduced reception in the cafeteria.
of country and devotion of
“ It
was
a T ravis C o p elan d , PR
duty during a special high school junior Emily tre m e n d o u sly
freshman, Dauson Dorran,
m
oving
cerem o n y held at lone R ietm ann to read the event,” said teacher Erin Stanfied senior. Matt Exon.
C o m m u n ity School last President of the United Heideman. “We will look E nterprise senior, Tyler
p roclam ation.
T h u rsd ay in honor of S ta te s ’
Tom pkins, W-M ju n io r;
E
ig
h
th
-g
ra
d er
Jordan forward to doing this again
Veteran's Day. The event
honorable mention-Chad
next year too.”
held very special meaning for
Conrad. Enterprise senior,
several students at the school
Travis Ludwig and Jake
while they watched their
Kennedy, both Elgin juniors,
grandparents file in amongst
D elveaux and G arcia,
their co lle ag u e s
and
Heppner.
neighbors. Middle school
Offensive linemen:
Heppner Chamber of Commerce is once again
seventh grader, Evan encouraging residents to light up for the Christmas Lighting first team-Kyle Stuart. PR
Rietmann said, “I was really Contest. Columbia Basin Electric is sponsoring the contest senior. Matt Allen, PR junior.
happy to watch my Grandpa again this year.
Exon, Enterprise; second
Bill come into the gym and
Categories are “Best Outdoor Lighting,” “Best team-Scott Hewitt, Union
to watch my friends clap for Indoor Decorations,” as viewed from the outside, and senior, O m ar Ibarra,
him. It was really special." “Judges’ Favorite.” Judging will occur between Dec. IT- Stanfield sophomore, Casey
The assembly was 20, so participants are encouraged to keep their lights Chitwood, Enterprise senior,
brought to order by the
Tyler Tom pkins, W-M
twinkling.
posting of the colors by high
junior,
Allstott, Heppner;
The winners will receive $30 each. Last year’s
school seniors Issac Stillman
honorable
m ention-K yle
winners are not eligible for prize money.
and Cody Keisling who both
Dechenne.
Elgin
freshman,
The Chamber hopes to encourage everyone to get
co m p leted army basic in the Christmas spirit and have the town sparkle for the Sam
Fiorito,
Union
training this past summer.
holiday season, says Terry Baker, Chamber executive sophomore.
Additionally, Eric Jepsen director.
lone School honors veterans
Heppner residential
lighting contest announced
Pioneer Memorial Clinic
and Irrigon Clinic
will be CLOSED
November 23rd and 24th
for the Thanksgiving holiday.
T his “ p i r a t e ”
is 21
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R unning backs:
first team-Kyle Humphreys,
PR senior, Troy Savely,
Union senior, Casey Maben,
Heppner; second team-Jared
Doss, PR senior, GD Clark,
Elgin junior. Tanner Froese,
W-M senior; hon o rab le
mention-Guentert, Elgin,
Dolton McGee, W-M senior,
Jacob G irtz, E n terp rise
freshman, McCabe, Bailey,
Heppner.
Punters: first team-
Nunnery, Irrigon; second
team-Dylan Moore, Elgin
junior; honorable mention-
Savley, Union, Copeland,
PR.
Defensive linemen:
first team-Dustin Simmons,
PR senior, Taylor, Irrigon,
Rauch,
E lg u ezab al,
H eppner; second team -
Fiorito, Union, Ethan Baros,
Stanfied senior; D anny
Nave, Elgin, Jacob Woods,
PR; honorable m ention-
Scott Hewitt, Union senior,
Morris, PR. KC Nave. Elgin
senior, Kramer, Irrigon.
R eceiv ers: first
team-Phil King, PR senior.
Tom my C hurch. Elgin
senior, Schroeder, W-M:
second
te a m -C a rro ll-
lrrigon, Eric Broncheau, W-
M senior; Tyler Watson,
Stanfield, senior; honorable
mention-Rob Duke, W-M
senior.
Quarterbacks: first
team-Travis Ludwig, Elgin
junior; second team-Peck,
H eppner;
h o n o ra b le
mention-Chance Bandy, PR
so p h o m o re. Matt Ellis,
Stanfield junior.
Place kickers: first
team-Tanner Mitchell, PR
sophomore; second team
Travis Eastw ood, W-M
senior; Hauer. Heppner.
Diamond Pioneer awards presented
W heat
industry
leaders, Louis and Betty
Carlson, Tad Miller and Bill
Jaeger have been named to
the D iam ond Pioneer
Registry.
The
D iam ond
P ioneer R egistry was
established in March 1993
when the C ollege of
A g ricu ltu ral
Sciences
o b serv ed
its
75th
an niversary. With the
registry,
the
co lleg e
recognizes the significant
contributions of many of our
friends and colleagues who
have served agriculture and
related areas throughout a
portion of their careers.
Louis and Betty
Carlson farm south of lone.
The land was homesteaded
by Andrew Carlson in the
1880s. Louis served on the
board of directors of the
O regon W heat G row ers
League for 20 years,
culminating in his term as
president in 1998. The
Carlson farm was selected as
Conservation Farm of the
Year in 1967.
Louis served as Port
of Morrow chair for 10 years
before e n terin g public
service as Morrow County
Judge and administrative
officer for 12 years.
Edwin “Tad” Miller
has been living on and
farming the same land in
M orrow C ounty as his
g ra n d fa th e r and father
before him. Tad has been,
and continues to be an active
m em ber o f the OW GL.
Tad’s father, E. H. Miller,
was one o f the original
founders o f the O regon
Wheat Growers League. Tad
followed in his fa th e r's
footsteps, serving as
Morrow County president
for two years and League
President in 1977.
Miller served as a
board m em ber for the
N ational A sso ciatio n o f
Wheat Growers, the U. S.
Wheat Associates, and the
State Board of Agriculture.
Tad Miller received
the
M orrow
Coilnty
Conservationist of the Year
Award in 1981.
Bill Jaeg er was
raised on a ranch that was
involved with conservation
and the implementation of
new and p ro g ressiv e
practices.
As early as 1938, the
farm was w orking on
erosion control and was a
part of a soil improvement
program established by W. F.
Marshall, Gilliam County
Extension agent.
The Jaeger farm was
selected “ C o n serv atio n
Farmer of the Year” in 1948
by the Eastern O regon
Wheat League, the first time
such an award was made by
the League.
Jaeg er served on
many
bo ard s
and
committees, including the
Oregon State Ag Research
and Advisory Council, the
Oregon Wheat Commission,
the O regon State G am e
Commission and the Oregon
Wheat Growers League.
Jae g e r
w as
appointed to the Oregon
Wheat Commission in 1974.
He served on the board for
10 years; Jaeger has been a
m em ber o f the O regon
W heat G ro w ers L eague
since the 1950s. He served
the League as president in
1973.
Ben Holdman. Allan
Pinkerton
and
H arry
Schuening were also chosen
for this y e a r’s D iam ond
Pioneer Registry.
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