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4B - Wednesday, May 11 2015 -The Hebron Journal-Register— Thayer Central High School Class Of 2016 —Robert Allen Fredrick LindseyBrinley Marie LintonHunter Robert Hale McCuistionParents: Rob & Melody LindseyPlans: CCC - HastingsMajor: Computer ScienceParents: BJ & Susan LintonPlans: University of Nebraska, KearneyMajor: Pre-RadiologyParents: Robert & Stephanie McCuistionPlans: SCC - MilfordMajor: Robotics and ElectronicsMadison Paige MummMisty Johanna ShawCheyanna TietjenParents: Phil & Tiffany ShawPlans: SCC - LincolnMajor: Human ServicesParents: Steven & Jana TietjenPlans: Nebraska Wesleyan UniversityMajor: Elementary Education; Special EducationParents: Blake & Rhonda MummPlans: University of Nebraska, LincolnMajor: PsychologyAdam Earl Charles MeyerVictor Lloyd MillerParents: John Meyer & Rebecca HulsePlans: Nebraska Wesleyan UniversityMajor: Business AdministrationParent: Dale MillerPlans: CCC - HastingsMajor: Automotive MechanicsMcKenna Rae TietjenShawna Nicole TimmermanParents: Lyle & Tracy TietjenPlans: SCC - BeatriceMajor: AgribusinessParents: Kyle & Kristin TimmermanPlans: Nebaska Wesleyan UniversityMajor: Elementary EducationKrollFuneral HomePrearranged funerals available.Call for an appointment. :PVS MPDBMMZ PXOFE IPNFUPXO CBOL Bill Kroll, Funeral DirectorHebron 402 -768-6165 www.krol fh.com Locally Owned & Operated122 South 4th St.,Hebron, NE 68370Simon Matthew WiedelChester, NE402-324-5771Parents: Kurk & Kris WiedelPlans: University of Nebraska, LincolnMajor: Elementary EducationMartDr. Kelceyy JeppsonJ pp124 N. 5th Street,Hebron, NE402-768-7252hebrondentalcare.com243 S. 13TH HEBRON, NECitizens StateBankHEBRONIMPLEMENTCarleton, Ne 68326Phone 356-2601215 N 13th, Street, Hebron, NEPhone: 402-768-6047Good Home Cooked Food!MARY’S CAFEBreakfast, Lunch & Dinner Specialsor Order from the Menu!Hebron Sport ShackCustom Screenprinting & EmbroideryName Brand Athletic Shoes305 N 13th Hebron, NEPhone 402-768-6925South 13th St. Hebron 768-4235 Central Market“Your home-owned and operated food store.”240 Lincoln Ave., HebronPhone 768-6216930 G StreetGeneva, NE402-759-3133520 4th StreetFairbury, NE402-729-2221124 S. SaundersSutton, NE402-773-4209323 Lincoln Ave.Hebron, NE402-768-7278(402) 768-2292www.posey-realestate.comAction Auto Supply221 Lincoln Ave., Hebron, NEPhone: 768-7423PRICECFUNERAL HOME AND MONUMENTSHebron 768-6211www.mywnb.com402-324-5444523 Thayer Avenue Chester NE 68327PriefertPHARMACYPhone: 768-6319428 Lincoln Ave. in HebronAHRENDTSEN SRandy PaughFUNERAL HOMEDeshler 365-7257URBAUERUE -PRICECEFUNERAL HOMEDavenport 364-2114WilliamsDrillingCompany, Inc.(WY s "ELVIDERE .% OR 81 Express1375 Dove RoadHebron, NEPhone: 768-2223Need a gift for a happy grad?Give them more to smile about, send themoff with a friendly face, their hometown paper.College subscriptions make great graduation gifts.Only 26.00ournalJ- egisterRThe Hebron318 Lincoln Ave. PO Box 210 Hebron, NE 68370402-768-6602 hebronjr@windstream.net

S portsThe Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, May 11, 2016 - 5BTitans surge ahead of sixteams at Fillmore InviteThe Titan boys did it againas they collected anotherfirst place, this time at theFillmore Central Invite May5 in Geneva.In the triple jump, it wasJadyn Dightman with thefirst place win. Dightman’sdistance was 43 feet, 7.50inches.Dietric Kenning took control of the shot put contest witha throw of 43 feet, 4 inches forfirst place.In the 110 hurdles, TimSchulte placed first for theTitans in 16.35 and finishedsecond in the 300-meter intermediate hurdles. Centennialwas first with 42.35. Schulte’stime was 42.84. He was sixthin the high jump.Simon Wiedel added another first place with his timeof 10.90 in the 100-meterdash, and in the 200-meter,Wiedel nailed first place in22.74 seconds.Dylan Fischer broughthome a first place finish for theTitans in the 3200-meter run,going 11:09.24 over Malcolm.In third place, it was DamianStewart in 11:28.14. Malcolmtook second.Kyle Kugel backed Kenning up in the shot put, coming in third behind Malcolmwith a distance of 42 feet,10.50 inches. AdditionalTitans competing in shot putwere Shevin Solomon, SethMumford, Brian Kovacs,Brendan Fangmeier, RobertLindsey, Keith Hergott, RyanKoch and Hunter Mathiesen.For the discus, Kyle Kugelthrew 114 feet, 10 inches fora fourth place.Keegan Casey was twoplaces behind Schulte in the110 hurdles and ran the stretchin 18.71. He was sixth in the300 hurdles at 49 seconds.Elijah Nobbman fell behind Wiedel, placing ninth.Following Nobbman wereRiley Templin and Mathiesen.Nobbman came a little closerto Wiedel in the 200-meterdash with a fourth place run in24.12. Fillmore Central tooksecond and third.Connor Mumm snatched asecond place in the 1600-meter run. His time was 4:51.66.Mumm was followed by Aubrey Fangmeier, who placedsixth in 5:02.65. Titans, CollinFink, Marshal Holtzclaw, Isaiah Keilwitz, Elijah Keilwitzand Dalton Williams also ranthe 1600.Zach Koss took third placein the 800-meter run. Hewas the only Titan to run therace and finished in a time of2:09.28.The Titans were fourth in the400-meter relay with ElijahNobbman, Riley Templin,Jadyn Dightman and ZachKoss running it in 47.09. Inthe 1600-meter relay, it wasthe Titans with first place in3:30.63, topping David City,Malcolm, Fillmore Central,Centennial and Heartland.Titan girls place fourthJena Cottam came awayfrom the Fillmore invite with anew school record in the longjump. Cottam leaped 15 feet,8.75 inches for second place.Malcolm won first.Cottam also scored for theTitan girls in the 200-meterdash with a third place in the200-meter dash. She ran it in28.16. She was sixth in the100-meter dash with a timeof 13.69.The girls team placed fifthoverall.In the triple jump, GraceSouerdyke was sixth with 30feet, 2 inches. Maddison Williams came behind Souerdykewith seventh place. MariahHintz was ninth.In the pole vault, ReataElting made her dent in thecontest with third place at 7feet, 6.01. Bailee Remmersalso competed and placed10th.In the shot put, Emily Welchtook sixth place with a throwof 32 feet, 10 inches. Alsothrowing were MaryRuthDodes, Remmers and Kourtlyn Kugel.The Thayer Central girlsteam of Hintz, Bridget Linton,Cambrie Cottam and JessicaHuhman came in third for the3200-meter relay. The girls’time was 11:42.95.Linton, Cheyanna Tietjen,Jena Cottam and Williamsfinished fifth in the 400meter relay in 55.98. Lintonalso rean the 1600-meterrelay along with McKenzieJohnson, Katelyn Richardsonand Souerdyke. They ran it in4:43.90.Tietjen was sixth in the 100meter hurdles in 18.22.Johnson also helped herselfto a fifth place in the 400-meterdash. She came in at 1:05.93.Souerdyke also ran, placingeighth with Katelyn Richardson behind her in ninth. Hintzfollowed in 12th place.Huhman ran the 800-meterin 2:48.96 for sixth place.Cambrie Cottam was seventh.Jadyn DightmanJena CottamBailee RemmersDylan Fischer and Damian StewartBrinley LintonEmily WelchOur classifieds are in print and online.Call to place yours today!Kyle KugelDietric Kenning

6B - Wednesday, May 11, 2016 - The Hebron Journal-RegisterEagle athletestop personal bestrecords, earn medalsTuesday Night BowlerettesLeague, First place team, PriceBlue Valley Jayhusker Traveling Funeral HomePictured from left: Sharon Bell, Janice Klaumann, SandraTeam, first placeBowling photos courtesy of Susie Wenske(Back row, from left) Bryce Sedlachek, Myron Schoenhals, andJim Shaw. Seated are Betty Mammen and Bryce Mammen.True Value Hardware, firstplace, Thursday Night LatePinbuster LeagueFrom left are Aaron Bohling, Alan Bohling, Fred Schmidt, DaleWerner and Glenn Hinz.Shaw, Deb Kenning, Amy Peterson, and Nancy Vogel.Kass Ford #1, first place,Monday Night City LeagueGlenn Hinz (left) and Manny Motto. Not pictured: Larry Seaman, Lavonne Kassebaum and Rick Kassebaum.Matt’s Body Shop, first place,Thursday Night Rockettes LeaguePictured from left: Penny Pfingston, Janice Klaumann, MaryFangmeier, Kelley Richardson, Matt Richardson, sponsor ofthe team. Not pictured: Paula Day, Anna Wassom and NancyElting.Kass Ford #2, first place,Wednesday Night AmericanLeagueManny Motto (left), and Dean Kreuger. Not pictured: GaryMcGhghy, Lavonne Kassebaum and Rick Kassebaum.Deshler competesat two meetsThe Broncos, first place,Sunday Night Mix League(Back row, from left) Mike Prellwitz, Vic Jacobson, Ken Vogel.Seated are Nancy Vogel and Diane Jacobson.Titans fourth inconferenceThe Thayer Central BoysGolf team competed in theSouthern Nebraska Conference tournament at the HebronCountry Club May 5. The teamfinished fourth with a seasonbest of 344.Levi Fogel shot an 81 forfifth place; Logan Tietjen, an84 for sixth; and Max Madsenrounded out the medalist honors for the Titans with an 85,good for seventh place.Adam Meyer had a 94 tofinish his day. He tied for23rd place.The Deshler Track boysand girls teams completed atthe Freeman Invitational atAdams May 3 and the TwinValley Conference meet May2 at Franklin.At Freeman, a first place winwent to Caleb Vonderfecht inthe long jump with 19 feet,10 inches.Second place finishes wereearned by Elizabeth Meier inthe long jump at 13 feet, 2.5inches; Meier again in the discus with a distance of 34 feet,1 inch; and Vonderfecht tooksecond place in the 200-meterdash in a time of 23.2.The Deshler boys and girlsfinished eighth in the meet.Grant Hansen floated overthe bar at a height of 5 feet, 8inches for a third place in thehigh jump.Taking fourth in the 200meter dash for the girlswas Cassidy Mundhenke in1:06.5.In fifth place, the Deshlerteams saw Vonderfecht in the400-meter in a time of 54.2 andMikaela Hansen in 14.2.A sixth place finish went toBrigett Effenbeck in the 400meter. She ran it in 1:08.9.At the conference meet,Deshler boys came in fourth asa team. The girls were sixth.Vonderfecht again masteredthe long jump competitionwith a first place at 20 feet,4.5 inches. He was also first inthe 200-meter at 23.94. Meierplaced first as well, throwing112 feet, 2 inches in the discus,and in the shot put, Meier hada distance of 34 feet, 9.5 inchesfor second place.Grant Hansen made secondplace in the 300-meter hurdlesin 45.06. Vonderfecht ran the100-meter for second placein 11.95 and Munhenke wassecond in the 400-meter with1:03.27.Also taking second wasHansen, Brady Fangmeyer,Ryan Brandt and Brett Mundhenke in the 1600-meter in3:55.32.Fourth placements went toVonderfecht for the 400-meterand Effenbeck for the girls800-meter.The Deshler girls ran the1600-meter in 4:37.13, goodfor another fourth place. Girlson that team were MikaelaHansen, Effenbeck, LeahSchmidt and Mundhenke.Contributing to the teamsin fifth place were PeytonDubbert in the 300-meterhurdles and Effenbeck in the400-meter in 2:44.53.Mikaela Hansen took a sixthplace finish for the 300-meterhurdles.The Bruning DavenportShickley track teams competedat Sandy Creek May 11 whereLawrence Nelson hosted theRuss Snyder invite.Both the girls and boys finished in second place and tookhome the combined team firstplace trophy for the second yeara row. Thirty-five personal bestmarks were established by BDSathletes at this meet which is anew team record.The boys were led by theirrelays, including the winning3200-meter relay where theteam of Kamron Dickson, KaleSmith, Brett Holtzen and Karson Dickson ran to a season’sbest of 8:53.9.Later, Holtzen was joined byKendall Dickson, Caden Norderand Hunter Krehnke to win the1600 relay in 3:48.9.The 400-meter relay team ofKale Kleinschmidt, Stuart Rohr,Thomas Mick and BrandonAnderson finished off the relayscoring with a second place finish as well.Two other gold medals wereearned when Krehnke won the110 hurdles in 15.8 and Mickcleared 13 feet to win the polevault.Kamron Dickson had a personal best leap of 37 feet, 9.5inches in the triple jump to takefifth and completed his day witha personal best 800 where he finished second in 2:12.2. KarsonDickson was right behind with apersonal best of2:18.4 finishing4th in the 800 as well.Chris Lichti tied his personalbest with a leap of 11 feet, 6inches to finish second in thepole vault while John Christensen took second in the shotput with a personal best tossof 41 feet, 4 inches. John alsofinished sixth in the discus witha personal best of 105 feet, 7inches.Sam Christensen took homethree medals by taking second inthe high jump and fourth in boththe 110 and 300 hurdles.Taylor Anderson was rightbehind Christensen in the highjump with a third place finish.Anderson took third in the triplejump and Kendall Dickson wasthird in the 400 as well.Kleinschmidt completed abusy day with a personal best24.4 fifth place finish in the 200and a fourth place medal in the100 as well. Isaac Baysingerestablished his personal bestwith a 49.3 to finish fifth in the300 hurdles while the weightman’s relay team of TuckerSchweer, Kellen Reinsch, IsaacKamler, and Glenn Meyer tooksixth. Earlier Isaac was joinedby Taylor, Josiah Kamler andAnthony Beavers in the 3200relay to finish in sixth place.The girls also had manypersonal best marks on the dayas well as several gold medalperformances.Jadyn Kleinschmidt established her best mark by winningthe triple jump with a leap of 31feet, 9.5 inches, and she ran toa personal best time of 29.7 totake fifth in the 200.Catherine Mick ran to apersonal best and school andmeet record time of 45.3 in the300 hurdles while winning the100, 100 hurdles and pole vault,where she established a newmeet record at 12 feet.Megan Grote won the highjump with a 4-foot, 8-inch leapand established a personal bestin the 300 hurdles by running toa sixth place finish in 54.7.She also took fourth in thelong jump.Tristen Mosier took homethe only individual silver medalwhen she finished second inthe pole vault, but she teamedwith Courtney Kamler, BriceArdissono,and Madison Elznic to establish a season’s besttime of 4:30.2 and took homea second silver medal in the1600 relay.She completed her day withtwo more medals finishing fifthin the 100 hurdles and thenteaming up with Kleinschmidt,Mashaya Dierking, and SeraJohnson to take fourth in the 400relay. Dierking finished fifthin both the 100 and the triplejump and Johnson establishedher personal best by running 70and taking fourth in the 400.Miranda Elznic establisheda personal best time of 70.4to take fifth in the 400 as well.Lexi Kadel set two new personalbests by taking third in the 3200in 14:12.5 and fifth in the 1600in 6:17.6.Courtney Kamler establishedher personal best mark of 9inches with a third place finishin the pole vault and Tara LeeHudson broke her own schoolrecord with a personal best tossof 32 feet, 7.5 inches in the shotput where she finished third.Caitlin Mosier took sixth inthe high jump and two relayscompleted the scoring as Morgan Lowery joined Haley PenaLopez, Johana Degner, and KimArdissono to finish sixth in the3200 relay while Lowery andArdissono then joined Hudsonand Skyler Knigge to finishthird in the weight woman’srelay to round out the scoringfor the girls.On May 2, the BDS trackteam competed at the 12 teamCRC meet in Osceola after themeet was moved from the previous Saturday due to weather.Facing the toughest field ofteams they have seen to date thegirls finished third, three pointsout of the runners-up spot, whilethe boys were eighth.Catherine Mick establishedtwo new meet records on herway to four gold medals and wasnamed the outstanding femaleathlete of the meet when shewas awarded the Gale Arnedttrophy.She broke her own recordby winning the pole vault witha leap of 12 feet. She alsobroke the 300-meter hurdlerecord with a time of 45.9.Mick rounded out her day withvictories in the 100 which sheran in12.6 and the 100 hurdleswhich she ran in 15.6.Tristen Mosier took homethree medals on the day whenshe took second place in thepole vault, third place in the300 hurdles, and as she teamedup with Mashaya Dierking,Jadyn Kleinschmidt, and SeraJohnson in the 400 relay, whichfinished fifth.Jadyn Kleinschmidt earlierhad finished fifth in the triplejump as well.Caitlin Mosier and MeganGrote took fifth and sixth in thehigh jump with Caitlin establishing a personal best heightof 4 feet, 8 inches.Grote completed her day byteaming up with Brice Ardissono, Courtney Kamler andMadison Elznic to take fifth inthe 1600 relay. Tara Lee Hudsontook home sixth in the shot put tofinish off the girls scoring.For the boys, Thomas Micktook first in the pole vault with aleap of 12 feet. Hunter Krehnkefinished second in the 110hurdles, while Taylor Andersonwas fifth in the high jump.The 400-meter realy teambrought the scoring to a closewith a season best 47.0 enrouteto a sixth place finish.Mick was joined by Kleinschmidt, Rohr and Andersonon that relay.ABOUT LETTERS TO THE EDITORLevi FogelSend your news and photos tohebronjr@windstream.netThe Hebron Journal-Register welcomes and encourages letters fromour readers. Guidelines Include: Letters must be signed by the author and include a phone number forcontact if there is a problem or to verify the author. If more than one nameappears, all signatures and telephone numbers must be included. Hand delivered letters with spoken instructions from the letter writerwill also be accepted provided the deliverer is the letter writer. Letters must be pertinent to our readers, come from our readershiparea, and deal with something of interest to our readers. 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