FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, May 7,2008
lone track team participates in pre-district competition
lone students intro
duced to dissection
As part of an introduction to dissection, students in the
sophomore biology class at lone High School hosted local
farmer and veterinarian. Dr. Bill Jepsen. Dr. Jepsen worked
through several items including a mammary tumor, a steer
heart and two dog uteruses, one with puppies. -Contributed
Photo
New sign welcomes
fans to baseball field
Top Left: Matt Hams hands off to Justin Archer in the 4X400m
relay. The team took first place.
Bottom Left: Tionna Camarillo took third place in the 100m
hurdles. -Photos by Theresa Crawford
Top Right: Clay Morter placed second in the high jump compe
tition. He jumped 5’10”.
Bottom Right: Beth Morter placed first in the 1500 meter. -Pho
tos by Theresa Crawford
The lone track team
tuned up for the pre-district
meet last Saturday at the
Big Sky Invitational in Con
don. With most o f the teams
present that will be compet
ing at district, the Cardinals
found some bright spots and
some areas to improve.
Beth Morter was the
only individual winner on
the day, winning the 1500
in 5:51.71. Leading wire to
wire, M orter’s time was not
a PR but she ran with some
authority and finished 200
yards in front o f the rest of
the field.
The g ir l’s 4X 100
team, consisting o f Sarah
Stillman, Tiana Camarillo,
Kaylee Palmateer and Kylee
Svetich, took first place with
o f 57.22. The boy’s 4X100
team , ru n n in g w ith tw o
substitutes filling in for in
jured and ill regulars, placed
second after South Wasco's
anchor leg pulled up with
the finish line in sight. Kylee
Svetich ran 13.48 for sec
ond in the 100 meters and
Sarah Stillman was second
in the 800 at 2:48.99 after
Emily Funkhouser, one o f
the state’s best all-around
runners, suffered a near col
lapse at the end o f the race.
“Overall, 1 thought
that everyone perform ed
well at p re-d istricts. We
had 10 personal records,
including Luke Bradfield
improving his discus throw
by over 12 feet and Justin
Archer improving over 11
a time o f 54.76. The boy’s
4X400 squad beat a field
depleted by a couple teams
departing for their respec
tive proms but set a season
best o f 3:53.93.
Second place fin
ishes, which if all things
stay the same would be state
qualifiers, were recorded by
a number of Cardinal com
petitors. Clay Morter didn’t
miss in the high jump until
he w ent out at 6 ’0” . His
5 '1 0 ” jum p was good for
second place.
M a tt H a m s ra n
2:16.33 in the 800 meters,
hanging on after a quick first
lap to grab second. Cory
Peterson took advantage o f
a disqualification in the 400
to grab second with a time
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feet in the ja v e lin ,” said
Coach Ryan Rudolf. “Our
boys’ team should compete
for the district cham pion
ship, while the girls have a
shot at placing second. Ev
eryone has worked hard this
season and I expect some
good perform ances at the
district track meet. We have
several athletes who should
compete for not only a spot
at qualifying for state, but
an individual district title
as well.”
lo n e S ch ool
sch ed u le o f
events
The Day family donated this new sign to Heppner High School
to mark the entrance to the baseball field. -Photo by Sandy Mat
thews
Jack and Jill results an n ou nced
Six couples enjoyed the first Jack and Jill G olf
Tournament o f the year last Friday evening. May 2. Two
May 14: Crystal Apple
person scrambled was played. Results are as follows:
Awards at Pendleton Red
Gross - 1” place, John and Pat Edmundson (31);
2nd place, Ralph and Sally Walker (35); and 3rd place, John
Lion
Edmundson and Lorrene Montgomery (37).
May 18: NHS youth track
Net - Is1 place, Earl and Peggy Fishbum (23); 2nd
meet for grades K-5 (TBA)
place,
Roger
and Andrea Mortimore (28); and 3rd place,
May 19: Monthly school
Gene Orwick and Pat Dougherty (31 ).
board meeting
Special events - Earl and Peggy Fishbum on #2;
May 20: Memorial Gar
and John and Pat Edmundson on #9.
den dedication at 5 p.m.;
The next events on the WCCC schedule are a fam
Junior/Senior banquet at
ily barbecue on Memorial Day, May 26, at 4 p.m. and a
5:30 p.m.
Jack and Jill Tournament on Friday, June 6, at 6 p.m.
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Thursday evening
ladies' golf results
Thursday evening
la d ie s’ g o lf w as held on
May 1 at the Willow Creek
Country Club. Results are
as follows:
-Low gross o f the
field was Rosemary Bums.
Low net o f the field was
Jean Strange. Least putts o f
the field was Luvilla Son-
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-Flight B low gross
was Lorrene Montgomery.
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Andrea Mortimore. Flight
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