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Awards Winners at Santiam High Named Awards night was held at the High School Gym Friday Lewellen, scorekeeper. Randy night, when students were giv Richter, LeRoy Shepherd and en their citations for achieve Gary Plotts, managers. J. V. Basketball— ment during the past year. Bruce Beyer, Dan Derby, Below is the list of winners Spencer Hillesland awarded Kim Gabriel, Doug James, Janice Lewellen and Gregory Most Impr.; Mike McCourt, Leo Davis the Arion Musician a- Poole, Capt., Allen Severs, Jim ward and Larry Hillesland the Story, Most Vai., Steve Lewel len, Darrel Plotts, Most Insp., Sousa Award. Miss Parent gave awards to Ron Podrabsky, Mitch Alban, the following Varsity Cheer Paul Freeman. Gordon Plotts, leaders: Trksh Moore, Shirley John Ruby and Dan Wilson. Stone, Jackie Evans, Penn}’ Frosh Basketball _ Dennis Budlong, Kurt Car- Lewellen and Rita Whitney. Junior Varsity: Debbie Bam- Carpenter, Dennis Cox, David hardt, Jackie Clark, Sherry Crowther, Dick Gruver, Tom Richards, Doris Hovey and Hince, Dan Jeter, Steve Lewel Rosie Whitney. She also gave len, Randy Moberg, Larry awards to the girls basketball Moore, Darrel Plotts, Ron Po drabsky, Gary Henness. team. Don Williams gave Alan Baseball— Tony Grant, Alan Raines, Raines the Ship IV award; Jerald Sarff the Metals Award Bruce Beyer, no letter, Dan and Mike McCourt and Bruce Derby, Mike Elliott and Mike McCourt, no letter, Leo Poole, Beyer Drafting I Award. Burton Boroughs presented Jerry Sarff and Dick Gruver, the $25 Girod Character award no letter, Allen Severs, Steve to Melody Bamhardt and the Lewellen, Darrell Plotts, Ron $25 Sportsmanship Award to Podrabsky, Gary Taylor no Larry Hillesland. These were letter. given by Girod’s Hilltop Mar Girl’s Track- Melody Bamhardt, Linda ket, and the winners were chosen by the High School Crowther, Rebecca Earhart, Janice Lewellen, Susan More Faculty. Mr. Boroughs presented the and Starla Neal, no letter; Kar Outstanding Athletic Cup en Olson, Susan Crowther, to Larry Hillesland. This Penny Lewellen, Debbie Barn- award is chosen by the coaches hardt, Karen Davis, Betsy La- and will be kept by Larry un Munyan, Nancy More, Becky til next year at this time. The Savage, Sonja Martin and Richards, manager. award is given by Stewart’s Sherry Girls’ Volleyball— Grocery. Melody Bamhardt, Backy Mr. Boroughs awarded the Susan More, Karen Oregon State Dad’s Award to Earhart, LeEtta Sarff, Donna Melody Bamhardt and Lynn Olson, Snodgrass, Susan Crowther, Cutsforth. Twyla Fultz, Sandy Oliver, Sue Crowther, editor of the Pearce, Debbie Barn- school paper presented Louise Dena Karen Davis, Doris Gruver $25 for the Creative hardt, Hovey, Debbie Lankins, Vick Writing Contest, and Jackie ie Moore, Nancy More, Sharjn Evans and Melody Bamhardt Muise, Chris Ohrt, Becky Sav $10; Honorable mention went age, Patty Elliott, Linda Long, to Becky Earhart, Bruce Starla Neal and Karen Wilson. Beyer and Jerry Sarff. Girls’ Basketball— Peggy Luke was given the Melody Bamhardt, Becky three year office award by Earhart, Louise Gruver, Janice Evelyn Davis. Lewellen, Karen Oliver, Pen Mrs. Fied Gruver awarded ny Lewellen, Karen Davis, the following girls for their Sharon Muise, Linda Oakland, work at Santiam Memorial Becky Savage, Patty Elliott, Hospital: Diane Blackburn, Sonpa Martin, Starla Neal. Sue Crowther, Linda Crowth GAA Awards— er, Louise Gruver, Darlene 4th Year — Karen Oliver, Rue and Sandi Oliver. Ginny Lankins, Louise Gruver, Fred Gruver gave Bruce Linda Crowther, Melody Bam Roscoe the Math award. hardt, Janice Lewellen, Becky Intra School Council Mem Earhart. bers were introduced. Mr. Wil 3rd Year—Twyla Fultz, Sue liams is the retiring teacher Crowther, Sandi Oliver, Penny and Mrs. Leisinger will be the Lewellen, Linda Hampton. new Council Advisor. Memb 2nd Year — Karen Dlson, ers Janice Ijewellen and Larry Linda Hampton, Debra Bam Hillesland introduced the fol hardt, Nancy More, Karen lowing: Freshmen Lisa Gabriel Davis, Debbie Lankins, Sharon and LeRoy Shepherd. Muise. Janice Lewellen annnounced 1st Year—Linda Hampton, that Larry Eide was Boy of the Jackie Clark, Sherry Richards, Year, and Larry Hillesland an Jenny Chance. Kim Posekany, nounced that Melody Barn- Vicky Olson, Karen Hutchin hardt was Girl of the Year. son, Frances Blumenstein, Boy and Girl of the Year are Tony Newberg, Chris Ohrt, chosen by the faculty and in- Becky Savage, Sonja Martin, tra-school council. Starla Neal. Mrs. Harry White gave the Pep Club Awards— Girls’ Awards for Track, Vol 3rd Year — Melody Bam leyball, G.A.A. and Pep Club. hardt, Linda Crowther, Louise Mr. Walton gave the Varsity Gruver, Ginny Lankins, Susan Basketball Awards and Bid More. Karen Oliver, LaD:nna Sanders gave the JV and Frosh Stafford, Susan Crowther, basketball awards. Sandi Oliver, Penny Lewellen, Gerald Gibson gave the Var Jackie Evans, Twyla Fultz. sity FoJtball Awards and R. 2nd Year Awards—Karen Williams the baseball and JV Olson, Shirley Stone, Trish football awards. Moore, Jenny Chance, Karen Vorsity Football Awards— Davis, Betsy LaMunyan, Vick Doug Cline, Lynn Cutsforth, ie Moore, Nancy More, Toni Greg Davis, Larry Eide, Tony Newberg, Kim Posekany, Deb Grant, Larry Hillesland, Mark bie Bamhardt, Debbie Lankins, Jeter. Ron Johnson. Mike Sherrie Richards. Long, Howard Lyness, Garry 1st Year Awards — Rita Plotts, Bruce Rose e, David Whitney, Jackie Clark, Rosie Ruby, Herb Carpenter. Alan Whitney. Doris Hovey, Lisa Rains, trainer; Dan Derby, Gabriel, Karen H swell, Linda Mike Elliott, Doug James. Long, Sonja Martin, Jeri Rick Posekany. Gary Richards, Parker, Gloria Poole, Becky Tom Rush, Allen Severs, Jim Whigham and Nancy Lalack. Story. Paul Freeman. Jim Ly ness, Gordon Plotts, John Ruby and Steve Lewellen. Junior Varsity Football Awards Clint Herron, Mike CcCourt, Mrs. John Teeters Leo Poole. Mitch Alban, Dale Mrs. Arthur Anderson re Grant. Loran Hagen. Graig turned home Thursday, May Stevens. Dan Wilson, Russell 28 from California where she Blumenstein, Dale Davenport, nad visited at the hurra, of her Dennis Cox. Dick Gruver. Ran- sister and family at Suisun ry Richter, Manager; Gary City. She also visited with her Henness. Ed lams. Randy Mo son and daughter-in-law. the berg. Larry Moore. Darrell Jack Anc'ers:ns and family a’ Plotts, Ron Pcdrabsky, LeRoy Br;x>kings and her duUghter-in- !tw .iccotnpanled her tc C:..’- Shepherd. Track— f-■■ ala. Mr. and Mrs. Chrt- McD -n Greg Davis, Tony Grant, Lar ry Hillesland. Ron Johnson. aid spent the wee’ten! t.«:c Howard Lyness, David Ruby, v.'.< 1 they came to a tend com Herb Carpenter. Mike Elliott, mencemeirt exercises at Stay Doug James. Rick Posekany. ton Union High, as two of Tom Rush, Allen Severs. Dan their granrisons, Roland L.ng- Cox. Jim Lyness. JV, Paul fellow and Bruce Teeters were Freeman. J.V., David Crow members of the graduating ther. J V. Archie McCourt, class. Mrs. Oscar Ferguson and Manager. Randy Richter. Man ager. Gary Plotts. Manager, her sister. Miss Jane Irving of Salem vvlted a short time and Dan Jeter. Wednesday afternoon with Varsity Basketball— Dick Berg. Tony Grant, Lar their cousin. Mrs. E. J. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kanoff ry Hillesland. Ron Johnson, Alan Raines, Mike Elliott. Da left Thursday for their home vid Pittam. Gary Richards. Dan at Yakutat. Alaska. They had Cox. Greg Eide, Melody Bam- been guests at the home of hardt Karen Oliver and Linda her daughter. the Harley Crowther, statistics: Janice Hershfelts. and also visited MEHAMA with other relatives and friends here. Several local Marines are en joying leaves here. Rex Long- fellow is at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longfellow and Vance Tinney is at the home of his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor here and with his mo ther’s family, the Roy Horst mans, in Stayton. Both are stationed at Camp Lejuene, N. C. Stuart Christensen is at the home of his mother, Mrs. G. V. Christensen. He has been at the Marine Base at San Diego, and will be going to Camp Pen dleton after his leave is over. Memorial Day guests at the home of Mrs. Arthur Anderson were her sister-in-law, Mrs. Jack Spoelstra, and her daugh ter, Mrs. Benny Hileman and daughter Machelle, all of Sa lem. Mrs. Maude Price of Seattle, is a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. Raymond Branch. Additional guesls Memorial day at the Branch home were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kitterman and two children of Spring field; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Frost and Mrs. Eva Parrish of Junc tion City, Mr and Mrs. Wil liam Holfuss of P'rtland; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Holfuss, An drea and Linney of Gladstone, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Branch and Robert of Stayton. Mr. and Mi’s. Alfred Schneid er took her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Goodell f Lyons to Tacoma for a few day’s visit at the home of Mr. Goodells’ sister, Mrs. Marion Stone. The Schneiders went on to Port Angeles where they visited his sister's family, the Fred Sul livans. Mrs. Jack Ryland was taken to Salem Memorial hospital on May 29 for a series of tests. Mrs. M. V. Frame and Mrs. E. J. Hughes visited during the Memorial Day weekend at the home of Mrs. Hughes’ son, D. C. Hughes and family at Knappa. Mrs. G. V. Christensen, Bonnie and Stuart went to Se attle Saturday afternoon and visited with friends, returning home Sunday evening. Oktoberfest To Be Family Affair 3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, June 4, 1970 Rev. Alexander Plasker, Rich ard McDonald, Don Schmidt, Francie Schmidt, Joseph Schmidt, Jack Schurr, Jim Un ger, Bill Unger and William Verboort. The new board has begun work to see that families will find something for everyone at Mt. Angel this year during the Oktoberfest. The opera company will present "The Barber of Seville”, work will soon start on a “Hansel and Gretel Village” which will be come a permanent recreation area for children, permanent flower gardens, an annual soc cer tournament and use of the new million dollar library for art and sculptor exhibits. "Oktoberfest 1970 will be much more of a family affair according to Ed Jenck, presi dent f the board of directors for the Mt. Angel, Oktoberfest, one of the most attended events of its kind in Oregon. “We ex pect another 150,000 to attend our town during the three and one-half day celebration so we really don’t need more people, so we are now upgrading and expanding every cultural as pect of the entire event,” Jenck stated. It will be held Septem ber 17 through 20, Thursday through Sunday. Jenck heads the new Okto berfest board of directors, who consist of Sam Bates, Vice President; Ron Schmidt, Vice President: Henrietta Saalfield, Secretary: and Virgil Diehl, Treasurer. Other mem tiers who will guide the work of the en tire town to prepare it for the DILL—To Mr. and Mrs. influx of 150,000 where 2,000 Why Don’t You Subscribe to normally live are Richard Fol Kenneth E. Dill, Sublimity, a The Mill City Enterprise tz, Vic Hoffer, Helen Lambert, girl, Saturday, May 30, 1970. 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