Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 24,2009 - FIVE
Heppner High School announces
second semester honor roll
H e p p n e r H ig h
School recently announced
their second semester hon
or roll for the 2008-2009
school year.
7"1 G rad e
B lak e G re e n u p
4.0, Andrew Hatfield 4.0,
Jared Lemmon 4.0, Ryan
Dougherty, Lillian Sand-
ford, Micha H intz,, Nicole
Kempken, Ali Lovgren,
Tate Gentry, and MeKayla
Kindle.
8, h G rad e
M aggie C o llin s
4.0, Cidney C oster 4.0,
Bryce Fowler 4.0, Austin
Gutierrez 4.0, Jordan Jones
4.0, Jacob Moore 4.0, Earl
Propheter4.0, Larissa Gray,
Kyle H arrison, Stephen
Thompson, Kellie Nelson,
Garrett Robinson, and Alex
Smith.
9, h G rad e
Z echariah Hintz
4.0, Justin Pranger 4.0, Jo-
anna Patton, Cameron Day,
Cody Orr, and Stephanie
Schuler.
I 0,k G rade
Julia M eyer 4.0,
Justin Gutierrez 4.0, Brett
Harrison 4.0, Donald Mat
thews 4.0, Ian Murray 4.0,
Kelsi Putman 4.0, Devin
R obinson 4.0, Lindsay
Cutsforth, Christina Giv
ens, Kolleen Chapa, Jo
seph Armato, and Victoria
Lankford.
11th G rad e
Emily Thompson
4.0, Eric Vogel 4.0, Anna
Walter 4.0, Keenan Jack
4.0, Lane Wright 4.0, Bryn-
na Rust 4.0, Luisa Horsten
4.0, Jared Huddleston 4.0,
Frank Meyer 4.0, Ashely
Wolf4.0, Catherine McElli-
gott 4.0, Cherisse Lemmon
4.0, Vanessa Godolleova
4.0, Christopher Lien 4.0,
Erin Price 4.0, Lacie Wag
oner 4.0, Arthur Lima 4.0,
Local residents compete in Oregon State
W rangler Junior High Division rodeo finals
L ocal re sid e n ts
Garrett Robinson, 8'h grade,
and Blake Greenup and Tate
Gentry, 7,h grade students
at Heppner High School
recently competed in the
Oregon State W rangler
Junior High Division (odeo
finals.
Garrett Robinson
and Tate Gentry are cur
rently serving as repre
sentatives to the NHSRA
Wrangler Division All Star
Rodeo Team, a corporate
sponsored youth rodeo
team. Selection is based
on leadership qualities,
academic eligibility and
athletic achievements dur
ing the previous year. The
NHSRA Wrangler Division
All Star Rodeo Team is
fashioned after Wrangler's
Champion Pro Rodeo Team.
"We are confident each
member of the team will
be an outstanding goodw ill
ambassador for the sport of
rodeo,” said Jeff Chadwick,
Special Events Manager for
Wrangler Rodeo.
Garrett Robinson
and Blake Greenup have
earned a position on the
O regon State W rangler
Junior High rodeo team
Jodessa Chapa 4.0, Jordan
Hatfield 4.0, Isabelle Kram
er 4.0, Jessica Hughes. Mar
len Weise, Bry an Holland,
Andrew Johnson, Vivian
Thompson, Curtis Harper.
Brent Eckman, and Ka-Kiu
Lee.
I 2'h tira d e
M argaret Armato
4.0, Sarah Balland 4.0,
Spencer Palmer 4.0, Sheri-
lyn Peck 4.0, Joseph Prang
er 4.0, Lenka Dobosova 4.0.
Kathryn Moore 4.0, Grant
Smith 4.0, Frida Arevik 4.0,
Jordan Shepherd 4.0, Lena
Pelda 4.0, Kay Lee Helfrecht
4.0, Quinn Chick 4.0, Kim
Cheng 4.0, M atilda Fla-
kansson 4.0, Veronika Kub-
alova 4.0, Stephanie Rill
4.0, Stephanie Cutsforth,
Henrik Giske,
Jo sh u a Shank,
Mercedes Garrett, and Kay-
lee Lemmon.
lone Community School announces
second semester honor roll
lone Community
School recently announced
their honor roll students for
the second semester of the
2008-2009 school year.
The following stu
dents have earned a 4.0
GPA for the second semes
ter: Oskar Peterson, Emily
Holland, Julianne Carlson,
Stacee H alvorsen, Evan
Rietmann, Rebecca Jepsen,
Jordan Peterson, Mary Ri
etmann, Thomas Holland,
Beth Morter, Tanner Riet
mann, Dennis Schmidt, Ste-
fanie Archer, Alex Carlson,
Eric Jepsen, Sarah Stillman,
Tiana Camarillo and Matt
Coleman.
The following stu
dents have earned place
ment on the honor roll
for the second semester:
Joel Stillman, Gus Peter
son, Steven Holland, Zach
Orem, Makenna Ramos,
Mason Haguewood, Chris
tine Raible, Matt Hams,
Mikey Raible, RJ Ramos,
Manon Bondier, Tie Cha-
longtrakul. Clip Charoen-
jai, Brianna Peterson and
Brenna Rietmann.
The following stu
dents have earned recogni
tion for honorable mention
for the second semester:
Joe Doherty, Lauren Garret,
Daniel Holtz, Rita McEllig-
ott, Jaqueline Juarez, Bailey
Haguewood, Tyrell Bar
nett, Kirk Haguewood. Tim
Emmel, Micah Stillman,
Jerem y Coleman, Kaleb
Dumler, Mary McElligott,
Mariah Bradfield, Mary
Gates, Marco Juarez, Alex
Rietmann, Stephanie Me
dina, Jacob Trahan, Kevin
LaRue, Robbi Johnston,
Toon Junnoi, Tyree Svetich,
Toffy V iw attavonwong,
Luke Bradfield, Tori Heagy,
Ronney Wilson, Hailey Ar
bogast and Clay Morter.
Pictured left to right are Garrett Robinson. Blake Greenup
and Tate (¡entry. Contributed Photo
and the right to travel with
fellow teammates to Gal
lup, New Mexico from June
28,h - July 4,h to compete
at the 5lh Annual Wrangler
Junior High Finals Rodeo.
Garrett Robinson finished
1st in the Boys Breakaway
Roping and 5,h in the Boys
All Around Competition.
Blake G reenup finished
4th in the Pole Bending
and 4lh in the Girls' Rookie
standings for her first year
of competition. All three
contestants finished in the
top 10 in the five events
they competed in.
F ea tu rin g m ore
than 1,000 co n testan ts
from 47 states, Canadian
provinces and A ustralia
the Wrangler Junior High
Finals is the world's larg
est junior high rodeo. In
addition to competing for
more the $75,000 in prizes,
WJHFR contestants will
also be vying for more than
$50,000 in college scholar
ships and the chance to be
named the Wrangler Junior
High Finals Rodeo National
Champion. To earn this
title, contestants must fin
ish in the top twenty after
two go-rounds o f intense
competition before advanc
ing on to Saturday’s final
championship performance.
Again, this year, the Sat
urday championship per
formance will be televised
nationally as a part of the
"20X Rodeo High" telecast
series.
Local teens to compete in national rodeo competitions
The Intermountain
High School Rodeo Team
competed June 11-13 in
Prineville in the Oregon
High School Rodoe finals.
Both the boys' and girls’
teams won in state com
petition.
Team member Wil
ly Gentry earned a position
on the Oregon State High
School rodeo team and will
travel to Farmington, NM
to compete at the National
High School Finals Rodeo
in the Tie Down Roping and
Bull Riding competitions.
Team m em b ers
Taighler Dougherty and
Devin Robinson qualified
for Silver State which will
be held in Fallon, NV.
Intermountain
High School Rodeo Team
members are: Willy Gen
try, Taighler Dougherty,
Devin Robinson, Michael
Pederson, Cain Smith. Koty
Kamm, Joshua Miltenberg-
er, Dillan Massey, Dalton
Massey, Callahan Crossley,
Mary Hays, Jake Talbot, Cal
Ezell, Fabian Scotto, Jade
Crossley, Brooke Davis,
Chelsea Guthmiller, Megan
Rowan, Trent Ezell, Cody
Britt, Jordan Crandall, Zane
Davis, Alexis Doutre, and
Kylee Jo Rogers.
Superintendents needed
for Morrow County Fair
The Morrow Coun
ty Fair is looking for su
perintendents in crafts and
the fruits and vegetables
departments.
S u p erin ten d en ts
would be needed for Mon
day and Tuesday o f fair
week. Monday the crafts
department takes entries
from 1-8 p.m. and judg-
ing will be on Tuesday
afternoon. The fruits and
vegetables department wiiL
take entries on Monday,-
4-8 p.m. and Tuesday, 8-10
a.m.; the judging is in the
afternoon.
For more informa
tion contact Ren’ee at the
Morrow County Fair Office
676-9474.
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Ladies Play Day
was held on Tuesday, June
16, at the Willow Creek
Country Club. Results are
as follows:
June 16
Low gross o f the
field was Pat Edmundson.
Low net of the field was
Karen Thompson. Least
putts of the field was a tie
betw een Pat Dougherty and
Jan Paustian.
Flight A winners
were: low gross, Nancy
Propheter; low net, Corol
Mitchell; least putts, Eva
Kilkenny; and long drive,
Nancy Propheter.
Flight B winners
were: low gross, Lorene
M ontgom ery; low net,
Betty Christman; and long
drive, Pat Dougherty.
Flight C winners
were: low gross, tie be-
tween Jacki Allstott and
Burul DeBoer; low net,
Luvilla Sonstegard; least
putts, tie between Sharon
Woodside and Betty Carl-
son; and long drive, Sharon
Woodside.
C h i p - i n s : Pat
Dougherty on #6.
Long Putt: Pat Ed-
mundson.
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