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Senior supports and leads his basketball teamREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 12, 2020 By:MHS Piper
By: Christina Ivanov Riley Flores is on the McNary's boys varsity basketball team. His coaches see him as a reliable leader on the team. Flores is a senior at McNary. He has been playing basketball since first grade and he is a wing (position) on the team. Flores's plan for after high school is toREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Celtic Connection - Winter 2019READ FULL ARTICLE >>
December 17, 2019 By:Ashley Gruber
The winter Celtic Connection is here! Check out all the things happening around McNary. McNary Celtic Connection Winter 2019READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Holiday BazaarREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
November 20, 2019 By:Ashley Gruber
One week from today (Saturday, November 23rd), the McNary High School gym will host over 100 vendors selling their amazing and one-of-a-kind creations, along with a few direct sales vendors (Scentsy, Lularoe, Paparazzi, etc.). This event is free to the public. If you'd like to bring non-perishable food or hygiene products (soap, laundry detergent, deodorant,READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary football offense secures the win against BendREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 22, 2019 By:MHS Piper
By: Kaylee Waygandt On Oct. 18, the McNary football team took the win against Bend High with a score of 28 to 20. The win was even better and special because it was the McNary's homecoming game. Head coach of the Celts, Jeff Auvinen, said the team played both good and bad. He said, "READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Juniors triumph over seniors at powder puff gameREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 21, 2019 By:MHS Piper
By: Kaylee Waygandt On Oct. 16, the McNary High School all came together for a traditional event: The Powder Puff game. Powder puff is a switch of roles for all girls and boys to participate in. The girls get to play a short game of flag football while the boys stay on the side linesREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Lady Celts fall to South Salem despite strong defenseREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 15, 2019 By:MHS Piper
By: Kaylee Weygandt The McNary girls soccer team lost against South Salem 0-1 on Oct. 8. Although the girls lost, they still played a strong defense against South. The bench, coaches and stadium were all yelling and cheering; especially towards the end of the game. The coach, A.J. Nash said, "Despite this lose it feltREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Intramural Soccer ChampsREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
May 28, 2019 By:Noah Kuhl
Congratulations to the Astros. They are this year's Intramural Soccer Champs. They defeated Noah's Team 2-1 in the championship game. Thanks to all who played. It was a fun season. Astros:Carlos Sanchez Chavez, Edwin Campos, Miguel Bravo Perez, Jesus Lopez Bravo, John Cervantes, Bryan Castro Torres, Amner Arellano Guillen, Ivan Alacron Noah's Team: Sebastian Lopez,READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary softball beats West rivalsREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
April 23, 2019 By:Lauren Murphy
By Jordan Danner. McNary's softball team beat rival West Salem 12-5 on their fifth conference game the 22nd. McNary played at West. McNary's bats were on fire against West. This was McNary's season high for hits with 19 hits in total with sophomore Kate Ronning leading the hitters with four hits. Sophomore Taylor EbbsREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary's Auction NightREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
April 18, 2019 By:Noah Kuhl
Celtic Supporters, please join us on Saturday, June 1st to support all our McNary athletic programs for the 8thAnnual Auction and Dinner. This event will be held at the beautiful Log House Garden at Willow Lake in Keizer beginning at 5:00pm. Don't miss this event! For more information and to purchase tickets, go to mcnaryabc.com.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Softball season starts off on the right footREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
April 14, 2019 By:Lauren Murphy
By Jordan Danner The McNary varsity softball team has started their regular season games on Saturday, April 13th beating Summit High School 21-1 in their first game. However, the Softball team also had a good pre-season ending up 14th in the state in the 6A conference. In their pre-season games, they came out victorious overREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Softball seeks funds through fundraiserREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
April 2, 2019 By:Noah Kuhl
Jersey Mike's is donating 30% of all their sales on Wednesday April 3rd from 4 to 9 p.m. to McNary's softball teams. Go enjoy a delicious sub and support the softball program. Next softball game is Friday April 5th @ 5:00 p.m V.S. Westview weather pending. Fund Night_JM_McNarySB - Kevin WiseREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Boys tennis swing into seasonREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 29, 2019 By:Lauren Murphy
By Alan Torres The McNary boys' tennis team served off their new season with a 4-4 victory over Century High School last Thursday. One of these wins was earned by the first doubles team of senior Noah Kuhl and sophomore Colin Vasas, who beat Century's first doubles team 6-4, 6-1. Kuhl said he felt aREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Track drops fees for allREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 20, 2019 By:Lauren Murphy
By Zahvia Stokes The numbers of people participating in track has gone up by 20 people and is expected to keep increasing. Track this year has changed; you can waive the fee to participate if you would like or pay the fee. It is now an option. "Mr. Jespersen along with the rest of theREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary kicks off golf seasonREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 18, 2019 By:Lauren Murphy
By Alan Torres The McNary golf teams teed off their seasons last Monday at Tualatin Country Club. The girls team earned a score of 476, earning them 10th place of the 11 teams in attendance. The boys' results aren't yet processed but McNary boys golf coach Mr. Rick Ward believes the team placed 5th ofREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Celtic basketball season comes to an endREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 11, 2019 By:Lauren Murphy
By Alan Torres Both McNary basketball teams had their playoff hopes dashed in the first round February 28. The boys lost to South Eugene 48-54 and the girls lost to Tigard 52-24. Going into the playoffs, South Eugene was seeded 9th in the state, while the McNary's boys team was 24th. "We knew it wasREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Sophomore's view on basketballREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 4, 2019 By:Lauren Murphy
The girls basketball team has had many ups and downs, but they still stay strong; they have improved in many ways. Sophomores Rebekah Grimmer and Mackenzie Proctor agreed that there are a lot of struggles on the team, however they all got the support from their parents, coaches, and even friends. The team has aREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary bowlers upset Crater HighREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 3, 2019 By:Lauren Murphy
By Alan Torres The McNary girls bowling team placed eleventh at the state championship last weekend, upsetting the second seeded Crater High School along the way. McNary's girl bowlers qualified for the state championship after placing third at the district 2 championship in January. The tournament had two stages. On Saturday each team bowled thirtyREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Eat For McNary SoftballREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 26, 2019 By:Tyler O'Connor
The softball program will have a fundraiser at Carl's Jr. on River Road from 5 to 8 pm, Wednesday March 6th. Come and enjoy a great meal and support the McNary Softball Program. Hope to see you there!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Meeting For Returning And Future Football PlayersREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 21, 2019 By:Tyler O'Connor
Mandatory football meeting for next year. The meeting is Today, February 21 in room 253 at 2:30pm. All students 9th grade through 11th grade are invited to attend this meeting. Hope to see you there!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Intramural Soccer Starts SoonREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 19, 2019 By:Noah Kuhl
Intramural Soccer Starts in April. Teams may have up to two varsity players from the girl's and/or the boy's teams. Spring sport athletes are not eligible to participate. For more info contact or see Mrs. Bailon, Mrs. Cleary, Mr. EverittREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Come Out For Track And FieldREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 12, 2019 By:Tyler O'Connor
Not doing anything in the spring? Come participate in Track and Field. You can sign up on online today. If you need more information about track and field there will be an informational meeting right after school on Thursday, February 14th in the gym. Hope to see you there!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Information On Girl's GolfREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 11, 2019 By:Tyler O'Connor
Ladies interested in playing golf this spring please come to the meeting on Tuesday, February 12th at 2:30pm in room 216. We will discuss practice/match schedule, player expectations, and discuss any questions you have. Coach's Lomax's goal for each player is to learn a lifelong skill and have fun. If playing golf sounds fun pleaseREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Celtics signREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 9, 2019 By:Lauren Murphy
By Alan Torres Wednesday, February 6, David Allen and Tyler Covalt, two of McNary's top baseball players, signed letters of intent to fulfill their dreams of playing baseball in college. Next year Allen will be playing for Pacific University and Covalt will be playing for Umpqua Community college. McNary baseball head coach, Mr.Larry Keeker, hadREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Harrison VaughnREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 7, 2019 By:Lauren Murphy
By: Brooklyn Flint McNary senior Harrison Vaughn is no stranger to the water, "I have been swimming since I was in the 4th grade. I started club swimming in 7th grade and I have been swimming in high school for the past four years," Vaughn said. "I did swim lessons when I was younger andREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Registration Available NowREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 7, 2019 By:Noah Kuhl
Monday, 2/4, Online registration opens for all Spring sports. Click on this link to sign up today! https://www.familyid.com/organizations/mcnary-high-school Whether you've participated in sports this year or this is your first sport, you will need to go online and register. Questions - see Mrs. Daugherty in the Athletic Office.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
JV swim finishes seasonREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 4, 2019 By:Lauren Murphy
By Alan Torres The McNary junior varsity swim team has finished their season by taking second place at JV districts. The team took second in women's, men's, and combined team scores, only getting edged out by South Salem in all three categories. This was the first time the Salem area schools held a separate districtREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Meeting for Athletes Interested in College SportsREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 31, 2019 By:Tyler O'Connor
Students athletes, have you thought about playing sports at a collegiate level? Athletic Director, Scott Gragg will be hosting a prospective Collegiate Athlete Information Night Wednesday, February 13, 6:30PM in the McNary Library. Students and parents will receive important information about NCAA Eligibility requirements, the what student athletes need to be thinking about to makeREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Dance TeamREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 29, 2019 By:Lauren Murphy
By Noha Escobar After a multiple year hiatus, the McNary High School dance team has began once again. The official name of the team is The McNary Celts Dance Team. The team has about 11-12 people in it. Coach Lindsey started the dance team for a second time. ¨Basically we all worked to get it startedREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Piper Opinion: Is America's favorite pastime outdated?READ FULL ARTICLE >>
January 23, 2019 By:Lauren Murphy
By Cameron Parks For a long time America's favorite pastime was baseball. It was one of the first sports to hit mainstream media and it was put out in the public very quickly. Yet in today's time baseball is not the number one sport. When baseball was the main sport it was looked like itREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Grappling with a successful seasonREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 16, 2019 By:MHS Piper
By Nadia Lopez The wrestling team this year is starting off strong with new coaches, new teammates and successful matches. "This is my first year coaching wrestling here at McNary, so far this season is doing well and progressing every match. The team has many strengths, for example they answer to everything we say withoutREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary bowling team looks for new membersREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 10, 2019 By:Lauren Murphy
By Cameron Parks This 2018-2019 bowling season is in full effect. The Celts bowling team is wanting to have a great season and they are looking for more participants this year so they can have a strong team. There are about eight to nine male bowlers and five to six female bowlers. The girls teamREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Tennis now led by new coachREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 6, 2019 By:MHS Piper
By Alan Torres Mr. Sean Smith will fill in the role left by Mr. Matthew Osberg as McNary's girls tennis coach this year. Mr. Smith is a special education teacher. This is his first year at McNary although he's previously taught at McKay and has coached girls' tennis for both McKay and West Salem. SmithREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Winter Track ConditioningREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
December 20, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Want to get in shape during the winter? Then come out for winter track conditioning. You don't have to run track to be part of this group. For more information, please contact Mr. Gauntz in Room 157.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Girls Tennis Infomational MeetingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
December 18, 2018 By:Noah Kuhl
If you are interested in playing girls tennis in the Spring come to an informational meeting. Meet the coach and find out what you need to play and when practices will begin. 2:30 p.m., Dec. 19, in room 143READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Returning senior has goals, leadership, and memoriesREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
December 11, 2018 By:MHS Piper
By Cameron Parks One of the key players in this years basketball season is Griffin Oliveira. Oliveira is one of the returning seniors on a young team. He is going to need to be a big leader to teach and show the underclassman how everything runs. Oliveira has been playing basketball ever since second grade,READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Wrestler continues long family traditionREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
December 8, 2018 By:MHS Piper
By Brooklyn Flint Coming off a fifth place finish at last year's district tournament, McNary senior Garrett Wampler is heading into his seventh year of wrestling. Wampler became interested in wrestling in middle school when he was introduced to it by a friend of his. "I had a friend back in 6th grade… he wasREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Keizer Turkey Dash fun run for charityREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
November 26, 2018 By:MHS Piper
By Nolan Bryant The Turkey Dash, a Keizer tradition since 2011, kicked off Thanksgiving day with a run through Keizer Station and the Gubser neighborhoods under overcast skies. Stephani Logan and Connie Dingeman started this fun run seven years ago with the Chamber of Commerce and has now become a Thanksgiving day favorite with aroundREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Sign up now for winter intramural flag footballREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
November 16, 2018 By:MHS Piper
By Cameron Parks This winter intramural season has football coming back. This season there are six teams and one is a staff team. They are hoping for more teams in order for there to be more games for the season. The final submit for teams is Friday, November 16. The teams have no practices; theyREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
2018 IM Flag Football Coming SoonREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
November 15, 2018 By:Noah Kuhl
Intramural Flag Football Teams must be turned in with a minimum of 6 players by Friday, November 16th. Games will be Tuesdays and Thursdays starting November 27th. Male and Female Students are eligible as long as they are not taking apart of a winter sport.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Junior Walling-remember that name!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
November 8, 2018 By:MHS Piper
By Cameron Parks Junior Walling is a name that may be well known in the coming years. As a football player, he has been improving his resume by going to major college camps, such as The University of California, Stanford, and The University of Washington. He has been attending colleges through the Pacific Northwest toREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Football team wins conference title on senior night; Volleyball wins; Girls' Soccer tiesREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
November 7, 2018 By:MHS Piper
By Alan Torres Every year, McNary's sports celebrate Senior Night. It's a day for each team to celebrate and send off their seniors. Each sport celebrates Senior Night on their last home game of the season. Between all of this year's Senior Nights, the highlight was the football team beating South Salem to clinch theREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary High School Bowling TeamREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
November 6, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
We have a girls and boys team looking for new bowlers! We are here to have fun and practice all at the same time, practice is from 4 P.M to 5 P.M every Monday and Wednesday at Town and Country Lanes Contact for more information - Ryan Starkweather (503) 586-3389READ FULL ARTICLE >>
XC team adapted to new travel scheduleREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 31, 2018 By:MHS Piper
By Nolan Bryant Cross country has returned this fall with new competition and new times to crush. The season has just ended, this year the XC team has changed their schedule to accommodate the new conference which adds Mountain View, Bend, and Summit high schools from Central Oregon. "Extra Saturday meets and long weekends," CoachREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Intramural Flag Football is ComingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 23, 2018 By:Kate Bomar
Are you a football fan? Do you love playing, but have been too afraid to join the actual team here at McNary? Well you're in luck! McNary's Co-ed Intramural Flag Football will be coming this November, 2019. Practices will be at 2:30pm on the Turf Football Field. Start putting together your team now, so you'll alreadyREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
OHSET MeetingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 16, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Informational meeting for those interested in OHSET. Meeting takes place Thursday, October 27th at 6:30pm cafeteria. Contact Debbie Daughetry for more information.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Football Struggles Against Strong ScheduleREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 4, 2018 By:Alan Torres
By Cameron Parks This current 2018-2019 football season is one of the hardest the McNary Celtics have faced in the past few years. This football season they are facing five of the top ten football teams. These teams are South Medford, Tualatin, Tumwater, West Linn, Bend, and West Salem. These teams are widely known forREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Boys' Soccer bests Undefeated Gresham GophersREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 2, 2018 By:Alan Torres
The McNary boys' soccer team finished off their non-conference half of the season with a home game against the undefeated Gresham Gophers. At the end of a long, defensive struggle, McNary came away with a 1-0 victory on Monday, September 17. With 7:16 left in the first half, Senior Jesus Lopez (#20) scored the firstREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Boys Basketball Meeting Oct. 3rd, After SchoolREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 1, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
If you are interested in playing Boys Basketball, there will be a short informational meeting Wednesday Oct 3 in Coach Kirch's room 245 right after schoolREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Play Against the McNary Staff in a Game of BasketballREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
September 27, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Any seniors interested in participating in the Senior vs. Staff basketball game should attend an informational meeting in the College and Career Center at 6:30 on October 1st. Contact Mrs. Johnson for more information.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Girls Basketball MeetingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
September 26, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
If you are interested in playing girls basketball this year, there will be a short informational meeting after school in Coach Doran's room, room 252, on Thursday, Sept 27th. At 2:30pm. for more information contact Coach Doran.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
The Much Awaited Powder Puff GameREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
September 19, 2018 By:Kate Bomar
Come and cheer on the Juniors vs. Seniors in the annual PowderPuff Game Wednesday, September 26 AT 6:30 PM! Watch some intense competition while helping fundraise for your Science Department. Contact Mrs. Graham if you have any questions. Come be a part of the tradition! We can't wait to see you there Celtics :)READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Intramural VolleyballREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
September 6, 2018 By:Yazmin Estrada
Intramural Volleyball teams are due by Monday, September 10th. Teams can be any gender combination but Fall Sport athletes are not eligible. Attendance on game days is required. Meet in gym on September 11,2018. For more information contact Mrs. Bailon in room 255 or Mrs.Cleary in the gym.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Powder Puff MeetingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
September 6, 2018 By:Yazmin Estrada
Junior and Senior Girls interested in playing Powder Puff this year need to attend a players meeting that will be taking place September 7, 2018 at 2:30 in Room 156 . Seniors contact Mrs. Rhoades and Juniors may contact Mr.Hanson to find out more about the powder puff meeting.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Blue Day - Saturday August 18thREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
August 14, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
7th Annual Blue Day at McNary HS - Saturday August 18th - 8:30am-2:00pm Blue Day is a kick-off for youth & high school programs in the Keizer Community. We will also be unveiling our brand NEW scoreboard with a presentation.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Celtic Start-Up 2018 - Need to know...READ FULL ARTICLE >>
August 14, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Thursday, August 16th is Celtic Start-Up Day and here is a list of what each Celt needs to bring: Celtic Start-Up Day Requirements We're looking forward to seeing everyone soon!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Athletic ApplicationsREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
July 2, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Athletic Applications Available July 16th Athletic Applications Due August 8thREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Summer Baseball ScheduleREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
June 11, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Follow the link below for schedule. SummerBaseball calendar 2018READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Summer Baseball ScheduleREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
June 11, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Follow the link below for schedule. SummerBaseball calendar 2018READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Football Summer InformationREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
June 11, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
McNary Football Expectations Players will: *Attend school each and everyday *Pass all classes *Exhibit exemplary behavior *Participate in all football activities or call/email coaches if unable *Be an excellent teammate *Attempt to plan vacations around important football events *Contribute volunteer time and energy to the community (A priorityREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Intramural Soccer ChampionsREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
June 1, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Congratulations to our first ever all Freshmen Intramural Soccer Champions FC Blue Juventus. They narrowly defeated the Canadian Bears yesterday in the Championship Game. Thanks to all who participated. FC Blue Juventus (Pictured Right): Miguel Gaytan, Manual Avendano Sandoval, Cristian Rico, Juan Acosta Rosales, Anthony Cruz Durango, Jose Martinez Reyes, Jorge Gonzalez Martinez Canadian BearsREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Intramural Soccer ChampionsREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
June 1, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Congratulations to our first ever all Freshmen Intramural Soccer Champions FC Blue Juventus. They narrowly defeated the Canadian Bears yesterday in the Championship Game. Thanks to all who participated. FC Blue Juventus (Pictured Right): Miguel Gaytan, Manual Avendano Sandoval, Cristian Rico, Juan Acosta Rosales, Anthony Cruz Durango, Jose Martinez Reyes, Jorge Gonzalez Martinez Canadian BearsREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Pachuca Camarena Soccer Camp 2018READ FULL ARTICLE >>
May 30, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Pachuca Camarena Soccer Academy is a soccer camp for girls and boys Camp Dates and Times CAMP I Pre-Kinder, Kindergarten-Third, Fourth, and Fifth grades May 28-31, 6:00-7:15 pm CAMP II Pre-Kinder, Kindergarten-Third, Fourth, and Fifth grades June 18-21, 6:00-7:15 pm CAMP III Pre-Kinder, Kindergarten-Third, Fourth, and Fifth grades July 16-19, 6:00-7:15 Cost $60.00 attending ONEREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Pachuca Camarena Soccer Camp 2018READ FULL ARTICLE >>
May 30, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Pachuca Camarena Soccer Academy is a soccer camp for girls and boys Camp Dates and Times CAMP I Pre-Kinder, Kindergarten-Third, Fourth, and Fifth grades May 28-31, 6:00-7:15 pm CAMP II Pre-Kinder, Kindergarten-Third, Fourth, and Fifth grades June 18-21, 6:00-7:15 pm CAMP III Pre-Kinder, Kindergarten-Third, Fourth, and Fifth grades July 16-19, 6:00-7:15 Cost $60.00 attending ONEREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Congratulations Girls Golf!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
May 9, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
McNary Girl's Golf Team placed 2nd at the Greater Valley District Tournament. As a team they move onto the regional tournament next Monday at Tokatee Golf Course to qualify as a team for the state tournament. The varsity team includes; 1st Team- Hannah Elliot, 2nd Team-Juralee Stover, Emma John, Katy Wyatt and Bailey True. HannahREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
May 2, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Do you need community service hours for AVID, Honor Society, AFJROTC, probation, scholarship applications, or other service organizations? Stop by Room 255 to sign up to help at the McNary track meet Wednesday, May 2nd.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
2018 Cheer TryoutsREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
May 2, 2018 By:Yazmin Estrada
2018 Cheer Tryouts are May 23rd from 3-6pm. Stop by the athletic office to get your application and sign up today.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Athletic Booster Auction & Dinner EventREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
April 25, 2018 By:Yazmin Estrada
Celtic Supporters, please join us on Saturday, June 2nd to support all our McNary athletic programs for the 7th Annual Auction and Dinner. This event will be held at the beautiful Labish Gardens in Salem beginning at 5:00pm. Don't miss this event! For more information and to purchase tickets, go to Mcnaryabc.com. We hope to see you there!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Intramural SoccerREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
April 4, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
5 on 5 Indoor Intramural Soccer will start this month. Teams are due to Mrs. Bailon, Mr. Everitt, or Mrs. Cleary by April 20th. Spring sport athletes are not eligible. Pick up a roster sheet outside room 255 or in the gym.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Future Celtic Night for 8th Graders and FamiliesREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 22, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
An invitation for 8th graders and their families: Please join us for Future Freshman Night on Tuesday, April 3 at 6:00 PM. We'll start in the auditorium with introductions to administration and counselors and information about how we meet our mission to be the best at educating, nurturing, and inspiring your student. After the presentation,READ FULL ARTICLE >>
District WrestlingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 21, 2018 By:Yazmin Estrada
Congratulations to: Grady Burrows 106 lbs - 4th place/State Qualifier, Tony Castaneda 106 lbs - 6th place, Daniel Hernandez 120 lbs - 6th place, Enrique Vincent 126 lbs - 1st Place/State Qualifier/3rd seed at State, Gerry Martinez 132 lbs - 6th place, Nick Hernandez 138lbs - 3rd place/State Qualifier, Noah Grunberg 145 lbs - 5th place, Brayden Ebbs 160 lbs - 1stREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
District SwimmingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 21, 2018 By:Yazmin Estrada
The majority of the kids from McNary were able to get best times. Which is an accomplishment in itself, these kids aren't used to racing two days in a row. We had solid swims from both our seniors, and our underclassmen. Overall our teams placed 6th and 7th (Girls/Boys). This season was our largest teamREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Intramural BasketballREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 5, 2018 By:Yazmin Estrada
Are you a McNary student who likes to play basketball? If the answer is yes and you aren't going out for a spring sport, then you should put together an Intramural Basketball team. Teams can be all boys, all girls, or co-ed. Teams may not contain more than one varsity player from each of theREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 2, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Are you a McNary student who likes to play basketball? If the answer is yes and you aren't going out for a spring sport, then you should put together an Intramural Basketball team. Teams can be all boys, all girls, or co-ed. Teams may not contain more than one varsity player from each of theREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Softball MeetingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 20, 2018 By:Kalla Holden
We will be having a meeting on Wednesday in room 203 at 2:30. Anyone who is interested in playing softball this year are welcomed.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
February 14, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
There will be a informational meeting for any girls interested in playing golf this spring. The meeting will take place next Tuesday, February 20th at 2:30pm in room 216. See Mr. Lomax for more information.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Tennis Meeting This TursdayREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 14, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Tennis meeting for boys and girls Thursday after school in room 201. Anyone interested in playing is welcome.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
February 14, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Spring sports are beginning on Feb. 26th. Stop by the athletic office and get your application filled out and submitted so that you don't miss the start of the season.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Spring Sports Applications Due February 21READ FULL ARTICLE >>
February 7, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Interested in Baseball, Softball, Tennis, Track or Golf? Stop by the Athletic Office this week to get your application. Spring sports start on February 26th and you don't want to miss out. All paperwork is due to the Athletic Office by Wed., Feb. 21st.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Girls Golf 2018READ FULL ARTICLE >>
February 2, 2018 By:Yazmin Estrada
All ladies are welcomed to play girls golf! Doesn't matter if you've played for years, or never at all! The benefits of joining are you get to have fun, get outside and most of all, LEARN A NEW SKILL! See coach Lomax in room 216 for more information.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Softball pre season meetingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 31, 2018 By:Jason Heimerdinger
There will be an informational meeting for anyone interested in playing softball this year, on Thursday at 2:30 in room 203. If you are unable to attend please talk to Coach Wise to get the needed information.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Baseball Meeting for Try Outs Feb. 1READ FULL ARTICLE >>
January 30, 2018 By:Jordyn Maret
Attention all baseball players. If you are planning on trying out for baseball this spring, please attend an informational meeting on Thursday Feb. 1st at 2:30 in room 243. Coach Keeker will be sharing and gathering valuable information in regards to the upcoming season. If you are unable to attend please see coach Keeker thisREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Lacrosse Season UpdateREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 16, 2018 By:Alan Torres
Hey Celts! Interested in signing up for Lacrosse this upcoming season? If so visit mcnarylax.com Here is the schedule for those interested and make sure to follow on FaceBook: McNary Boys Lacrosse Club or Mcnary Girls Lacrosse club; IG: mcnarylacrosse 1/16 "Non-Mandatory" Conditioning Begins à M/W/F- wall ball (4-6; behind baseball stands on big side wallREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Intramural Ultimate Frisbee CancelledREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 16, 2018 By:Alan Torres
Due to lack of interest, the intramural ultimate Frisbee season is canceled. We hope to see everyone out for intramural basketball in March.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Way to go McNary AFJROTC!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
January 16, 2018 By:Ashley Doerfler
Congrats to the McNary AFJROTC Competitive teams for their participation at this weekends drill meet at Kennewick High School in Kennewick, Washington. The color guard team 2 placed first and the team 1 placed third out of 14 schools. The armed drill team and its commander, Wyatt Shore, placed third. The Armed drill commander, BradyREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 4, 2018 By:Alan Torres
Congratulations to the boys swim team for their 87-83 victory against West Salem Tuesday. The girls came up short, but competed well and swam fast. Come out to the Kroc Center Thursday January 4th at 6pm to watch your Celtics take on McMinnville. GO CELTS!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
January 4, 2018 By:Noah Kuhl
The softball program will have a fundraiser at Carl's Jr. on Wednesday January 10th from 5 to 9 p.m. Bring your friends and family to eat at Carl's Jr. that night, and softball will earn a portion of the money that is made.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
January 4, 2018 By:Noah Kuhl
Congratulations to the 2017 Flag Football Champions--D1 Dreams (Jakoby Dokes, Matthew Ceja, Rian Canini, Jose Solario, Mark Gidenko, Bryan Hernandez, and Alejandro Orta Diaz They narrowly defeated The Real Ones--Franny Balos, Michael Reyes, Levi Sheldon, Hakam Nagra, Ethan Gronemyer, Sequoyah Rios, Luis Martinez, and Alison Repp Thanks to all who participated. Hope to see youREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Intramural Ultimate Frisbee is ComingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 2, 2018 By:Ashley Doerfler
Intramural Ultimate Frisbee is starting Tuesday, Jan 9th with open play. Teams of 5 will compete against each other in the highly entertaining game of Ultimate Frisbee on the turf field. No previous experience necessary. Get you teams in to Mrs. Bailon in room 255 or Mrs. Cleary in the gym. Hope to see youREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 2, 2018 By:Alan Torres
Winter Track Conditioning starts today, January 2nd, 2:45pm at the track. Please dress appropriate to the weather.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
December 14, 2017 By:Alan Torres
There is a girl's golf meeting after school this Friday, December 15th in room 216. If you are interested in learning how to golf and playing for McNary please come to this meeting. If you cannot make it please speak with Mr. Lomax in room 216.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
December 11, 2017 By:Alan Torres
Winter Track Conditioning starts January 2nd, 2:45pm on the track. This is for Throwers, All Runners (Distances, hurdlers, sprinters), and jumpers. If you aren't doing a winter sport, come out and get in shape. Looking forward to the season.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
November 28, 2017 By:Alan Torres
Recently the OSAA released the cumulative GPA's of our fall varsity athletic teams. Boys Soccer-3.07 Football-3.16 Girls XC-3.55 Boys XC-3.57 Girls Soccer-3.61 Volleyball-3.81 (ranked 3rd in the state among 6A teams) These six teams represent 116 student athletes with an overall GPA of 3.46. In addition to these stellar grades, all four of our fallREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
November 14, 2017 By:Alan Torres
The Quidditch team is beginning practices. All students are welcome to attend. Practices are held Monday's and Wednesday's from 3:-4:30pm. Meet in room 266.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
November 7, 2017 By:Ashley Doerfler
Rooter Bus sign up to cheer on the football team this Friday as they take on the West Linn Lions.Cost is on $10 plus $4 to get into the game. Gather your friends and let's head North to show them the power of the Celtics!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
November 6, 2017 By:Ashley Doerfler
McNary swimmers- don't forget to pick up and turn in your sports packets! You must have everything completed and turned in for you to participate. Practice starts on the 13th! GO CELTS!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Senior Vs. Staff Basketball GameREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 30, 2017 By:Alan Torres
McNary's Annual Senior vs Staff Basketball game is coming up! The game will be Tuesday, November 7th in the Main Gym! Tickets will be $5 for adults and $3 for students with their student ID card! Come support your peers and teachers Celts! See you there!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
October 19, 2017 By:Kalla Holden
Winter sports are quickly approaching, Celts! The paperwork will be will be available in the athletic office on October 31st. Please remember to get an updated physical every 2 years if you are doing any high school sports! While you are waiting, you may consider working out with the Crossfit club to prepare for wrestlingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Staff Win Intramural Volleyball ChampionshipREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 17, 2017 By:Alan Torres
Congratulations to the McNary Staff Team: Louis Tiller, Aloha Yoshinaga, Derick Handley, Ben Busch, Laurel Adams (Not pictured: Eric Schmit, Liz Jacobsen Secor, Mike Melting, Megan Ward, Melissa Miller, Macy Merwin) for defeating the Hippity Hopscotchers in the Intramural Volleyball Championship on Wednesday. Thanks to all that played. Next up will be Badminton in October andREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Annual Powder Puff Game ScheduledREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
September 14, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
This year's Powder Puff game will take place on October 3rd at 6:30pm on the turf. This annual game takes place during Homecoming week. The new junior class and senior class will battle it out on the field for bragging rights and football supremecy. Blood will be pumping and the crowd will be cheeringREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
September 14, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
Powderpuff manleaders will have an informational meeting THIS FRIDAY at 2:30 in room 211.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
September 13, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
Have an interest in fishing for trout during the week for McNary High School? Mr. Keeker is hosting this club and will be having the meeting on September 28th. This meeting will take place in room 237 after school. The meeting will discuss dates and times for the club as well as other activities theyREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Powder Puff Practice ScheduleREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
September 12, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
It's that time of year again Celts! Here is the practice schedule for powder puff players! Seniors practice Monday, Tuesday and Friday. 2:30-3:30. See Mr Everett and Mr Frank Hanson for location. Junior Powderpuff will practice Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday 2:30-4. Juniors first practice is Tuesday sept 12th 2:30-4. Meet in Mrs Rhoades room 156READ FULL ARTICLE >>
September 11, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
Celts, be sure and order your 2017-18 yearbook early this year. Last year, many students waited until the last moment to purchase a yearbook, and we SOLD OUT. Purchasing NOW will guarantee that you receive a yearbook. IF YOU WAIT UNTIL THE END OF THE YEAR, THEY WILL ONLY BE AVAILABLE WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. YearbooksREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
July 26, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Celtic Boys! Fall Athletic paperwork for soccer will become available on July 31st in the Athletic Office! High School Tryouts are August 14th -18th 6:30 pm-8:30 pm! Join the team today! link for more details: 2017 Boys Soccer Camps & Tryout infoREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Boys Soccer Key Dates ScheduleREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
July 26, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
2017 McNary Soccer schedule (Key Dates) May 30-July 20 4H Summer League DUE TO EXTREME HEAT - Youth Camp has been rescheduled for the following week, and High School Camp times have been adjusted to take place after Youth Camp. Aug 7-10 | 6:00-7:15pm | MHS Youth Soccer Camp (age 5-12) K-3th & 4th-7th grades AugREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
New Cross Country WebsiteREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
June 15, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
Celts, a new website for the McNary Cross Country team has been released. Go see it at this link. The website gives information on various summer workouts to do, a schedule for the McNary Cross Country team, as well as some information on the staff, and inspirational quotes.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Spring Academic All StateREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
May 30, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Congratulations to the OSAA sponsored teams that were ranked in the top ten for the state of Oregon for their academic achievement: Baseball 6th Place 3.42 GPA and competed in playoffs Softball 2nd Place 3.6 GPA, league champions, and competed in playoffs Band 4th Place 3.66 GPA and finished 4th place at state at the state competition OrchestraREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Congratulations Hannah Childress!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
May 25, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
McNary junior Hannah Childress lost in the first round of the State Tennis Tournament, in singles, and moved into the consolation bracket where she won every match, including the Championship match in straight sets. Winning the Consolation bracket means that she comes in 5th place in the State Tournament. The top 5 places in eachREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
May 25, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Congratulations to our lady Celtics. Softball took on the Liberty Lions last night and showed them how to play ball. McNary won 8 to 1. The team will be traveling to Oregon City on Friday to take on the #1 seeded team. Time of game to be determined. Ticket price is $4 for students.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
May 25, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Brandon Van Voorhis was 3rd in the 400 at the state championships for track. I know he battled some injuries this year, so that was a great effort!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Vote for Alexa Cepeda!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
May 25, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
Vote Alexa Cepeda from our softball team as the top performer of the 2nd round of the 6A State Playoffs! Cepeda was 4 for 4 with an RBI and two runs as the Celtics crushed Liberty, 8-1. At the time of writing this she is in 3rd place, so go support your fellow Celt andREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
May 24, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
Intramural Soccer wrapped up last night, Congratulations to Juventus FC for narrowly defeating Pacifica in the last 10 seconds of the Intramural Soccer Championship Game. Juventus FC: Moises Villalvazo, Noah Gatchet, Jonathan Barron, Alejandro Villareal, Chris Gonzalez, Francisco "Ivan" Rios Bernal, (Not Pictured-Bhavdeep Bains, Rocky Sanchez) Pacifica: Jorge Lopez, Ignacio Busquets Camps, Anthony Chavez, Kevin SanchezREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Football Meeting, May 11thREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
May 9, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
There will be a football meeting for all players planning on playing football at 2:25 Thursday, May 11 in room 253. We will be discussing spring camp, the summer schedule, and other upcoming opportunities.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Wyatt Kesler SigningREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
May 2, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Today Wyatt Kesler will be signing to wrestle for Umpqua Community College starting next fall. Come down to the library to support his great achievement at 5pm the doors will open at 4:45pmREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Track At South SalemREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
May 1, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
McNary's last Track meet will be this Wednesday, May 3rd at South Salem. Our track team will be facing off against not only South Salem but also North Salem. Come out to South Salem to support McNary Track. First event will start at 3:15!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Senior vs Staff Basketball Game!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
April 20, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
The Senior vs Staff basketball game will be held on Thursday, April 27th and 7pm. Tickets will be sold for $3 at the door. All proceeds go towards the senior graduation party.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Track Meet vs. Forest Grove!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
April 13, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
The McNary track team will be hosting a home meet vs Forest Grove High School. Field events will start at 3:45 and running events will begin at 4 on Wednesday, April 19th.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Baseball Plays McMinnville 4/18READ FULL ARTICLE >>
April 13, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
The varsity baseball team will be playing against McMinnville on Tuesday, April 18th. The game will start at 5pm so be there to support our celts as they take on the grizzlies.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Track Volunteers Needed!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
March 23, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Do you need community service hours? Do you like to support your fellow classmates? Volunteer at McNary home track meets. See Mrs. Reichle-Bailon in room 255 to sign up.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary vs South Salem LacrosseREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 20, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
McNary Lacrosse will take on South Salem is Wednesday 3/22 @ Home. McNary is on roll, don't miss out on this exciting game!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Lacrosse vs HermistonREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 17, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
McNary Lacrosse won their season opener against Newburg on 3/13/17. 13-8 win with Chad Pinney leading the way with 4 goals, right behind is Jonathan Williams with 3 goals, 2 by Kory Paegals and Auston Barton, and one goal by Tyler Anderson and Zach Sheperd. Today McNary looks to go for a 2-0 record asREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 16, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
McNary's 6th Annual Athletic Booster Club Fundraiser will be held on June 3rd and social hour begins at 5pm. The auction and dinner will be held at the Log House Garden at Willow Lake, 5655 Windsor Island Rd. N Keizer, OR 97303. Tickets can be purchased at mcnaryabc.com and if you are interested in donatingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 2, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
There is a rooter bus going to N. Medford on Friday to watch our Boys Basketball team play in there second playoff game! The bus will be leaving at 1pm. There are still have seats available so go to the Athletic Office to sign up for this trip.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
February 27, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
There will be a rooter bus to Jesuit on Wednesday, the 1st to support the girls' basketball team during their first round playoff game. Cost is only $4 and must be paid at time of sign up. Head to the athletic office to get signed up. There are only 40 spots open on the bus soREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 23, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Track and Field athletes get your paperwork in to the athletic office. Practice starts Feb 27th at 3:15 on the track. Make sure to dress warm.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
February 21, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Our wrestlers competed this last weekend at the District Tournament. We finished 7th out of 9 teams but were only 8 points away from 3rd place and really did exceed our expectations. So if you have a chance, please congratulate our wrestler. The following 8 people qualified for the State Tournament which begins this Friday in PortlandREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Boys Golf MeetingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 7, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
All boys interested in playing golf: please attend an information meeting on Tuesday feb 7, at 2:30 in room 226. Try outs begin on feb 27th. All players must be cleared by the athletic department before they can try out. If you cannot attend check in with coach Ward.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Reminder When Attending Games!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
January 25, 2017 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Just a reminder for all you Celtic Crazies attending games this season. Please follow these rules. RULES FOR ATTENDING GAMES: No backpacks or outside beverages other than water at game. No balls, skateboards, etc. Once you leave, you cannot returnREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
JV & V Wrestling Matches 1/19/16READ FULL ARTICLE >>
January 18, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
Hey Celtics, Your McNary Wrestling Team will be taking on the McKay Scots Thursday January 19th. It will be held here in our gym, so you should totally come join. JV starts at 6 pm and Varsity starts at 7. Also, as a reminder, Friday we will also host North Salem at the sameREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Want to win a $25 gift card to wherever you want?READ FULL ARTICLE >>
January 13, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
TONIGHT during the boys' basketball game, we will be playing a game during halftime called shoot for socks! The game involves YOU bringing new or lightly used pair of socks and ball them up to try and make a basket from the three-point line. If you make a basket, you will move on to theREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Good Job Swim TeamREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 13, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
The Swim Team fought hard against South Salem Last night, we weren't able to get the win but, we did have good performances(first place) from Sarah Eckert and Harrison Vaughn in the 500 Freestyle. The team is looking strong heading into the final weeks before district. Also, Congratulations to Jake Wyer for signing to swimREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Swim Team Win Against WestREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 6, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
On Tuesday our boys team was able to get the win against West Salem. We took first, second and third place in the 200 Freestyle,100 Freestyle, and 500 Freestyles. Although, the girls weren't able to win, but it was a close match and they competed well. In the 100 Breaststroke, we took first, second andREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Ultimate FrisbeeREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 6, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
Speaking of Ultimate Frisbee, we need your team turned in TODAY to Mrs. Reichle Bailon(Rm 255), Mrs. Cleary (gym), or Mr. Everitt (Rm 258).Games will be 5 on 5 on the turf field and the sport is a TON OF FUN. If you don't have a full team, turn in info anyway! There are lotsREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
1/7/16 Basketball Games!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
January 6, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
Hey there Celtics, This weekend both Boys and Girls Basketball teams will be having many games against Sprague. Here's the schedule if you're hoping to attend! They will all be home games, so please come and support your Celtic family. JV Girls BBall Jan. 7 4:15 pm Vs. Sprague V Girls BBall Jan. 7 5:45READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Boys & Girls Double HeadersREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 4, 2017 By:Hunter Watson
The boys and girls double-header that was scheduled for December 16th has been rescheduled (due to weather) for Saturday January 7th. Tip-off is at 5:30.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Swim Meet Starting!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
December 9, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Swimmers! The swim meet is now starting at 4:30. The bus will leave at 3:00pm. Be sure to take care of yourself today and then leave it all in the pool! Swim FAST Celts.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Wrestlers NeededREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
December 7, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
We are still looking for some people willing to join the wrestling team and help us compete against the other schools around the State of Oregon. We hope to have 6 wrestlers at all the weight classes, but we really need more people that weigh 113 pounds, 195 pounds, and 220 pounds. It is notREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Basketball Managers WantedREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
November 30, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
The boys basketball team is looking for 1-2 students who are interested in being team managers for the varsity team. If you are interested, please see Coach Kirch in room 245 to learn more.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Football Banquet AwardsREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
November 30, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Attention all 2016 Football Players, Tomorrow, Thursday, December 1st the McNary Football Team will be having their Banquet Awards. It will start at 6:30 PM in the cafeteria. Please bring a dessert to share with everyone, and don't forget to invite your friends and family. Hope to see you there!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Senior signs letter of intent for University of san diegoREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
November 16, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Surrounded by family, friends and coaches, McNary basketball player Sydney Hunter signed a letter of intent Wednesday to continue her playing career at the University of San Diego. "I'm super thankful for everybody who showed up," Hunter said. "My coaches, my family, my friends especially. Everybody that showed up, it just shows why I reachedREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Celtics Top Titans in Intense Thriller, Breaking 11 Year Losing StreakREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
November 4, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
In the game between the McNary Celtics and the West Salem Titans, the Celtics were the underdog of the match. With an astonishing 7-0 league record held by the Titans, the brooms were coming out looking for the league sweep. The Celtics had other thoughts. The start of the first quarter, McNary comes out strongREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Wins Against WestREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
November 2, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Congratulations to the football team for defeating West Salem for the first time in a very long time, and congratulations to the student body, we tied West Salem in the canned food drive challenge on their home field—BRAVO! The food bank applauds your efforts and thanks you.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
intramural flag footballREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
November 2, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Intramural Flag Football will start after the Varsity Football season concludes. Start putting your team together now. teams are due by Wed. November 9th. Teams will have 6 players on the field at a time and all players are eligible receivers.The pink team forms can be picked up outside Mrs. Reichle Bailon's room #255 orREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Rooter BusREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 31, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Are you interested in riding the rooter bus to the Football playoffs on Friday? There will be a sign up in the athletic office. Price is $14, which includes admission to the game.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Celtics vs West Salem Titans, Oregon Game Of The Week!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
October 28, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Our own McNary Celtics (5-3) will take on the number one team in the Greater Valley Conference, the West Salem Titans (7-1) @ 7:00pm on October 28th, 2016 at West Salem. McNary's theme for the game is Costume Out, and no masks are allowed. The Celts lost a four game winning streak to North MedfordREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Boys Basketball MettingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 28, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
There will be a boys basketball meeting in Coach Kirch's room, 245. The meeting will be on Tuesday, November 1st at 2:30 after school. They will discussing tryouts, schedules, eligibility and registration. Please stop by if you are interested in trying out this winter.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
October 27, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Playing at home, the boys team defeated South Medford 4-0 on Tuesday Night. That same night, the girls (playing away) beat Newberg 1-0. Both teams will advance to the OSAA State Tournament this Saturday. The boys are playing at 2:30 at Jesuit High School. The girls are playing at 4:00 at Sherwood High School.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary's Wrestling TeamREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 26, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Attention All Wrestling Loving Celtics, Wrestling is just around the corner and so is your chance to be involved in a sport at McNary High School! Athletic paperwork for all winter sports will be available in the athletic office beginning Nov. 1st. Be sure to get those forms filled out and turned in prior toREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Final McNary Home Football Game!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
October 21, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Attention to all Celtics (Especially those who love Football!) *Tonight is McNary High School's Final Home Football Game. Come on down and cheer on your favorite team. It starts at 7:00pm against North Medford, so make sure to be early because it'll be pretty crowded. Tonight is also Senior Night, where the team will beREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Final Girl's Volleyball MatchREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 12, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Hey Celts! Tonight, McNary's girl's volleyball is going head to head against McMinnville's team. Join us at 4:45 to see the JV girls play. Later that night, at 6:30 the Varsity girls will be starting their match. Tonight is also Senior Night, so make sure to come and support your favorite girls. The theme willREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Bowling TeamREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
October 7, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
The McNary Bowling team is starting the 2016-2017 season and we are looking for bowlers! We are now recruiting girls & boys to join our teams! You don't have to know how to bowl, the Team Coaches will teach you and will also get you set up with equipment such as bowling balls and shoes!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Promoting a World Class High SchoolREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
September 16, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
One club, one sport, one activity every student, every year - remember one of our BOLD GOALS for the year and find the activity that's right for you. Many clubs will be starting up soon, so be sure you find the right match for you.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Manleaders Wanted!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
September 14, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
With the Powder Puff game at the end of the month Mrs. Arndt is looking for Junior and Senior boys to cheer on the powder puff players. If you are or now of any Junior or Senior boys interested in manleader the meet Mrs. Arndt in room 226 soon for more information.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Intramural VolleyballREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
September 14, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Intramural Volleyball is starting soon. Teams are due Sept 15th. Open play Sept 15th and then we will have our scheduled matches when the McNary Volleyball teams are away. Teams can be girls, boys, or co-ed. Fall athletes are not eligible. Good attendance and behavior are required. See Mrs. Reichle Bailon in room 255 orREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Rules for Attending GamesREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
September 14, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Hey Celts! Just to recap, there are a couple of rules for attending games throughout the year... No backpacks or beverages at game. No balls, skateboards. Once you leave, you cannot return Thanks for respecting these rules and regulations! BLUE! WHITE! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Cross Country RecruitmentREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
September 12, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
It's not too late to join Cross Country. There is nothing better than racing your friends and enemies. Not to mention the amazing spaghetti feeds before every meet. If you're interested in joining, see our Athletic Secretary, Debbie Daugherty for more information.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Powder Puff MeetingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
September 8, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Junior and Senior girls, there will be a short meeting for those interested in playing Powderpuff Football on Thursday, September 8, at 2:30 in Room 156. Be there!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Track AwardsREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
June 3, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Tack athletes don't forget: The Track Awards Banquet has been moved to today, June 3rd in the cafeteria at 6pm.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Congratulations to Madi Hingston for Athlete of The Year!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
June 3, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Today Madi Hingston was named Athlete of The Year by the Salem Breakfast Club. She has played Volleyball, Basketball, and Track for McNary over the course of her four years here at McNary. It has been four years since the last McNary athlete to won so this is a huge honor for Madi. Make sureREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
May 20, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
"Jason Sperle is signing his national letter of intent to play football at Portland State University in the library after school today. Jason would like to welcome anyone to come celebrate with him and his family in the library at 3:15pm this afternoon."READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary Student/athletes for SoftballREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
May 18, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
First Team All Conference Faith Danner – Pitcher Nadia Witt – Infielder Kinsey McNaught – Outfielder Emma Kinler – Outfielder Second Team Haley Ebner – Catcher Madison Oliver – Infielder Honorable Mention Hannah Carr Nicloe Duran GOLF TEAM RESULTS McNary Boys Team Individuals: Brady Sparks 16th 151 Teegan Papke 25th Adam Raschko 38th Casey PotmesilREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
May 13, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Cheerleading tryouts for the 2016/2017 school year will be held on May 25th & 26th from 2:45-4:30 pm. If you're interested in being one of McNary's cheerleaders, please stop by the Athletic Office to pick up your Application Packet, which must be turned in PRIOR to tryouts.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Come Support Trent!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
May 6, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
McNary's very own Trent Van Cleve will be signing his Letter of Intent to play football for the Linfield Wildcats. If you would like to attend then the signing it will be held on May 9th at 2:30 in the Library.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Spring Sports Academic Awards!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
May 4, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
The Dairy Farmers Academic Awards have been updated and here are where our team stand: Baseball- 3.63 GPA First in the State Softball - 3.70 GPA Second in the State Boys' Track and Field - 3.26 GPA Girls' Track and Field - 3.58 GPA Top Twenty Boys Tennis - 3.41 GPA Girls Tennis - 3.15READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary 2016 SwimmingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
April 22, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
By Kevin Martin As the season winds down, the McNary High School swim team has one last obstacle to overcome to make it to their last goal, the state meet. The team competed well at the district meet, and sophomore Marissa Kuch, is headed off to the state meet in two individual events, theREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
IM Basketball Champions!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
April 20, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Congratulations to the 2016 Intramural Basketball Champions B.O.P. Yesterday they defeated McNary Staff in the Championship Game 58-27. Thanks to all who participated this season. Great job to the B.O.P.: Adam Harvey, Edward Gidenko, Dillon Branson, Franny Balos, Mory Takju, Eddie Martinez Good Job to the Staff: Marc McAvoy, Matt Murphy, Derrick Handley, Eric Schmit,READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Girls Varsity BasketballREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
April 20, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
by Nadia Witt McNary's Girls Varsity basketball team is having one hell of a season. Their overall record so far is 17-5 which, according to Mr. Derick Handley the varsity head coach, "is the most wins McNary has had since 2010." Handley has many goals set to finish this season out successfully. "Our goal isREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Girl's Lacrosse GameREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
April 6, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Girl's lacrosse game thursday April 7th at mcnary at 6:30 against Redmond @ Mcnary. Come cheer on the girls with some celtic spirit!! To see the schedule for McNary's Girls's Lacrosse Team, see down below: April 15- 6:30Pm Vs. West Salem @ McNary High School April 18- 7:00Pm Vs. South @ McNary High SchoolREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Senior vs Staff basketball Game!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
April 1, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
The Senior V. Staff basketball game is on Friday, April 8th at 7:00pm. Tickets will be sold at the door: $5 for adults, $3 for students, and any kids under 5 get in for free. Mr. Myers will MC the evening which aims to raise money to help fund the 2016 Senior Grad Party. This year's staff team, coached byREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
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April 1, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
by Alayna Grier Wyatt Grine, a senior athlete and varsity basketball player, has had quite the season. Wyatt has been playing basketball for eight years and focuses on going 100 percent everyday in practice and in every game. "I try to encourage my team with my fun personality and positive attitude, but I also tryREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
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April 1, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Sophomore swimmer, Marissa Kuch, has been quite successful over the course of her swimming career. Swimming competitively for 10 years now, Kuch continues to stride further in order to accomplish her goals. "Looking at everything I have accomplished so far in my swimming career I would say I have been pretty successful. I've been invitedREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Girls Basketball Finish 4th in State!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
March 14, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
McNary's girls basketball team went up to the Chiles Center at University of Portland Wednesday morning for their game verses Jesuit at 1:30. Unfortunately our Lady Celts lost to the number one seed and returned to the Chiles Center Thursday morning for their 9:00am game verses Oregon City which they ended up beating. So theyREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Soccer Team in Read Across AmericaREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
March 10, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
March 2nd, the boys and girls soccer team was able to go to Kennedy Elementary to read to the kids for Read Across America day. Read Across America day is a part of the National Education Association (NEA). This nationwide event is a day to celebrate reading and happens annually on March 2nd for Dr.Seuss'READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Girls Basketball are State Bound!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
March 7, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
McNary's girls basketball is going to state. They finished their second round playoff game with win over Newberg. Now they will be heading to the University of Portland and play their first state tournament game verses Jesuit at 1:30pm at the Chiles Center. Make sure to congratulate them and wish them luck as they makeREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
All League Girls Basketball Players!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
March 2, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
The votes are in for the all league teams for the GVC. McNary's girl basketball had two girls who made first all league team: Madi Hingston, a senior and Sydney Hunter, a junior. They also had two girls make second all league team: Reina Strand and Kaelie Flores who are both seniors. Also Kailey DouttREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Girls Basketball Advance in The Playoffs!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
March 2, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Congratulations to the girls basketball team for winning their first playoff game verses Century. The girls beat Century 63-34 so make sure to give them a huge shout out. The girls now will advance to the second round. The game will be on this Friday at 7pm and they will be hosting Newberg. There wasREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary's Basketball is Going to the Playoffs!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
February 29, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
McNary's girls and boys basketball both had an amazing league season. The girls came in second in league and eighth state which secured them two home games for the playoffs. They boys came in second in league and eleventh in state which secured them one home game for the playoffs. McNary's girls play their first playoffREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Mcnary Wrestlers To Take On StateREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 26, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
The OSAA State Wrestling Championships are underway today at the Memorial Coliseum in Portland. Five McNary wrestlers are wrestling in todays event: Brayden Ebbs, Wyatt Kesler, Isaah Putnam, Brooke Burrows, and Jon Phelps. Wish 'em luck!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Girls BasketballREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 26, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
by Adah Mallery This year's girls basketball team is ready for the season. There are three teams, varsity, JV, and JV2. There are about 12 girls on each team. During tryouts, Coach Derick Handley said he and the other coaches were looking for girls that have the potential for growth, have good character, put inREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
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February 24, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Intramural Basketball is coming in March. McNary students not out for a spring sport are eligible. Teams cannot have more than one female and one male varsity basketball player. They can be all male, all female or co-ed. Teams are due March 1st to Mrs. Bailon in room #255 or Mrs. Cleary in the gym.READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Vote for Madi Hingston for Athlete of The Week!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
February 24, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Senior, Madi Hingston, is up for The Statesmen Journals athlete of the week. She is competing against Kiera Supple, a Salem Academy swimmer, Noah Norris, a North Marion swimmer, and Ryan Wetzel, a West Salem swimmer. Hingston has been playing varsity basketball since freshman year. Vote for Hingston on the Statesmen Journal facebook page. Voting ends thisREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Spring Sports PaperworkREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
February 5, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Spring sports are just around the corner Celts. Starting February 8th athletic applications will be available to students interested in a spring sport. Make sure to also ask about your last physical. You will not be able to tryout if your paperwork and/or physical are not in so get them in ASAP. Spring sports includeREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Interested In Girl's Golf?READ FULL ARTICLE >>
February 1, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
If you are a girl, and you are interested in golf (you don't have to be good), then there will be a meeting on Friday, the 5th, at 2:20 in the upper gym. Bring a friend if you would like!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
McNary vs. South Salem!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
February 1, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
McNary's girls basketball wants to fill the gym for their game tomorrow against South Salem at 6:45. This is a huge game for the girls basketball league. The winner of the game will have the lead to winning the league title. So come out tomorrow night to support McNary's lady celts!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Informational Baseball MeetingREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 27, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Attention all baseball players... Nows the time to start getting ready for our 2016 baseball season! There will be an informational meeting on Wednesday, February 3rd at 2:30 in room 243. If you are planning on trying out for baseball this spring, please attend. If you are unable to make it, please see Coach KeekerREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Wrestling DualREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 27, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
We have had a busy 4 weeks of wrestling. We have been in Reno, Redmond, Portland and Hillsboro and faced some of the best competion you can find in the Northwest. Now we will transition towards finishing up our league duals and the 3 we have left (North Salem, Forest Grove, Sprague) will be someREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Football Weight WorkoutsREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
January 25, 2016 By:Hunter Watson
Hey Celts! Are you ready for this years football season? It's to get ready! Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 2:45 to 4:15pm football workouts will be going on in the weight room! No better time than now to start getting ready to kick butt this year! Let's go Celts!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
Congratulations to McNary's Sydney Hunter!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
January 22, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
Congratulations to Sydney Hunter on winning Statesman Journal's athlete of the week! If you seen Sydney in the hall to day remember to congratulate her on her win. For more information you can visit the Statesman Journal website. Sydney also won the Salem Sports and Breakfast Club athlete of the week so make sure toREAD FULL ARTICLE >>
Vote for McNary's Sydney Hunter for athlete of the week!READ FULL ARTICLE >>
January 20, 2016 By:Jason Heimerdinger
McNary's very own Sydney hunter is up for The Statesman Journal's athlete of the week. Hunter is up against South Salem's Anna Despain, Central's Kylie Nash, and Western Mennonite's Colby Williams. The standings right now are Hunter at 51%, Despain at 27%, Nash at 7%, and Williams at 15%. Voting ends this Thursday at noonREAD FULL ARTICLE >>


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A new message series "Christmas at the Movies" incorporating clips from classic Christmas movies will help in telling the original Christmas story at Celebration Community Church throughout December beginning Sunday with "The Grinch Who (almost) Stole the First Christmas."
Service times are 9 a.m. for "Traditions," a blend of hymns and classic contemporary choruses, special music, a time for prayer and communion. At 10:45 a.m., there is the contemporary "Celebration Service," and "The Edge" a worship experience for the next generation at 10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m.
At all four services, there will be Christmas music, videos and, most importantly, the timeless Christmas message of "The Greatest Story Ever Told." Celebration Community Church is located in Hays just north of Interstate 70 at exit 157. For more information, visit www.celebratejesus.org or call (785) 625-5483.

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Evan Kelly successfully argued a Rule 600 motion in Chester County Court of Common Pleas. Based on Mr. Kelly's motion, cross-examination during the motion hearing, and argument, his Order requesting that the charges against his client be dismissed for failure to comply with Pennsylvania Rule of Criminal Procedure 600 was Granted.
Pennsylvania Rule of Criminal Procedure 600 states that the Commonwealth must bring the accused to trial within 365 days from the filing of the complaint. If the Commonwealth cannot prove that the defendant knowingly absconded after the filing of the complaint nor could the Commonwealth show that it exercised due diligence in attempting to locate the accused, the charges must be dismissed.
In the present case, the officer filed charges in March of 2009 for alleged fraud which occurred in the summer of 2008. The accused was declared a fugitive after the officer claimed he was unable to locate the defendant. The officer lodged a detainer and warrant against the defendant, who was ultimately picked up in 2013.
The issue Mr. Kelly successfully raised in his motion was that the Commonwealth failed to establish due diligence in attempting to locate the defendant. Mr. Kelly effectively cross-examined the officer to show that despite meeting with the defendant on one occasion in 2009, the officer had other opportunities to contact the defendant. Primarily, Mr. Kelly showed during cross-examination that the defendant's previous attorney contacted the police station and informed the officer that she was represented and that any communication regarding his client should be made to the attorney. Mr. Kelly showed that this conversation was the first and last the officer had with the defendant's attorney.
As a result of Mr. Kelly's successful cross-examination and argument, the judge signed an Order dismissing the charges.


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Premier Wu Den-yih (吳敦義) yesterday said he considered it unnecessary to insist that people write the first of the two Chinese characters for "Taiwan" in full traditional form (臺), as the simplified form (台) requires fewer strokes and is used by more people.
Some people prefer the character written in traditional form, while others favor writing it using the simplified form, Wu said, adding that he "respected people's right to choose."
"As long as people who write the character do so properly and those who read it know what it is, each form is fine. [Writing using the variant character] has been established by [customary] usage," Wu said.
Wu made the remarks while commenting on a recent policy by the Ministry of Education to replace the simplified form of the character printed in the ministry's literature and textbooks with the traditional form, a goal the ministry said it hoped to accomplish by the end of next year.
The ministry said students who wrote the character using the simplified form in national exams or entrance exams would not have grades deducted.
"Writing the character in traditional form is not compulsory, even in school exams," said Chen Hsueh-yu (陳雪玉), executive secretary of at the ministry's National Languages Committee. "What we seek to accomplish, however, is to encourage institutions and schools under the ministry to use the character written in its traditional form."
After the ministry studied the origin of the character, it decided that the tai in the name Taiwan should be written in traditional form rather than its simplified counterpart, Chen said.
"It's not that people who are used to writing Taiwan using the simplified form for the first character are wrong per se, but from an educational standpoint, we advocate traditional characters and are duty bound to make that clearly understood by teachers and students," Chen said.
Earlier this year, the ministry reaffirmed its commitment to teaching traditional characters in the nation's classrooms after a parent complained that his child had been assigned the study of simplified characters for homework.
The ministry's Department of Elementary Education said at the time that promoting traditional Chinese characters in school had always been — and remained — the ministry's policy.
"Traditional Chinese characters are important cultural assets. Their significance as documented in historical documents is unquestionable," the department said.
"Traditional Chinese characters should be adopted in school, in textbooks and teaching assignments since their promotion is a national policy," it said.
President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) sparked controversy last year when he said that Taiwan and China should come to an agreement on the use of Chinese characters, prompting angry responses from both sides of the political spectrum.
The People's Republic of China introduced the simplified form of Chinese characters in the 1950s and 1960s to help combat illiteracy in the country.


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Dikembe Mutombo's No. 55 to be retired by Atlanta Hawks
Former Denver Nuggets star and soon-to-be Hall of Fame inductee Dikembe Mutombo will be honored by the Atlanta Hawks when his No. 55 will be retired on Nov. 24, the team announced Tuesday.
The 49-year-old Mutombo, who played with the Hawks from 1996-2001, averaged 11.9 points, 12.6 rebounds and 3.2 blocks during his time with Atlanta.
"The most surprising, as you can see from the tears in my eyes, is the announcement that was made (that my jersey will be retired)," Mutombo said to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "It's the most shocking to me. … I didn't know the Hawks were going to retire my jersey. I can't believe it. It's going to be a great day."
CEO @SteveKoonin announced that we will retire @officialmutombo's #55 on Nov. 24 on Dikembe night vs. Boston! pic.twitter.com/wPy1mHhez1
— Atlanta Hawks (@ATLHawks) September 1, 2015
A four-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year, Mutombo played with six teams over his 21-year career, and is second all-time in career blocks in NBA history.
Will he be honored by the Nuggets? As NBA reporter Christopher Dempsey said, "as early as this season, expect Mutombo's number to be retired by the Nuggets as well. Mutombo's constantly packed schedule would be the only real obstacle in getting it done."


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The first time I saw washi tape I instantly fell in love. Seriously - tape that is colorful and pretty, I mean what more do you need? From there my collection began. I use it to package all my orders, and I keep a colorful variety on hand. I began storing it in ball jars. However, that meant every time I needed a certain one I had to pour all the rolls on the table. This led my boys to believe we were having a tape party, and I'm sorry but mama doesn't share her washi.
I started brainstorming what I could use to store & dispense my tape. I searched but couldn't quite find a dispenser I liked. My first thought was to have Mr. Pen & Paint put hooks and a detachable dowel on my shelves. However, I'm a little impatient and wanted something right away. I remembered seeing some mention tension rods for storage... Aha! A tension rod that would fit my shelves. I found a small $3 tension rod (from Walmart or Lowes), organized my pretty tape and my washi problem was solved.
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"I don't know what that is, but it isn't right…"
Oddleigh the apprentice peered through the ruins at the strange, slowly spinning contraption. He turned his head slightly to catch the muffled moans that emanated from it.
His master, Thaddeus Daemoncall, grunted.
"It's a bone wheel boy – part of an accursed ritual. I read about it in that damned book – why do you think it went on the fire?"
"A ritual? A ritual for what?"
"I didn't read that far, but those poor fellows hanging off it must be rescued, or at least allowed a painless death."
The Summoner was about his warband forward, when something screamed…
Back then for the penultimate scenario in the Thaw of the Lich Lord campaign. Giles brought his Sigilist Toddlebrew, complete with a
coat of paint snazzy new outfit and together we would try to rescue the
unfortunate captives from the bone wheel (and filch whatever treasure they
happen to be carrying), whilst dealing with the terrifying Banshees that
guarded it.
Thaddeus started off well, with his pre-game spells summoning a skeleton, upgraded to an armoured version and a minor demon with two attributes, giving it extra legs (+1 move) and magical attacks.
Thaddeus and his band approached warily from one corner and began to fan out. A wailing Banshee floated through the ruins, so Thaddeus' magical demon was tasked with taking it down.
Toddlebrew's and his mob arrived at the opposite corner. His crew were tooled up with enchantments and were ready to do battle with another Banshee. Winning the initiative, a magical arrow was fired and struck true, laying to rest the wailing creature.
The other Banshee was likewise destroyed by Thaddeus' magical demon, although it took a couple of rounds. With the threat dealt with, it was time to head towards the wheel. To make up the numbers, Oddleigh summoned an imp.
Both bands edged closer, skirmishing around the edges of the wheel but by and large using it to keep out of sight of the opposition. Thaddeus' armoured skeleton was shot down – ah well, he could always raise another one!
At the other side of the wheel, an infantryman was attacked and defeated by Toddlebrew's green knight. In return one of Thaddeus' treasure hunters slew the opposing warhound.
The poor victims are soon being pulled from the wheel as soon it span them into into reach, but the Lich Lord did not stand idle while his ritual was being spoiled. Four death cultists wandered onto the scene behind the Sigilist.
Meanwhile the green knight was ganged up on and slain, while Thaddeus spent most of his time leaping
treasure carriers rescuers back
to safety. On his left, the ranger and marksman had climbed amongst the ruins,
trying to draw a bead on the enemy.
Both warbands had snagged three treasures each and were beginning to think about getting out of harm's way. The opposition had formed a firing line in order to cover the withdrawal, but not only had to deal with the imp, but also the cultists coming up behind them.
The imp, despite being outnumbered, took down an archer before being defeated by his comrade. On Thaddeus' left, his marksman is flung into the air via a push spell, but luckily the fall, though damaging, isn't fatal, meaning that he is soon healed by Oddleigh.
The cultists piled into Toddlebrew's men, but they were quickly dispatched at the cost of a couple of dead or wounded archers. Thaddeus was shepherding his troops off the field with their rescued bundles, while Oddleigh, the ranger and marksman sniped from the left.
Meanwhile on Thaddeus' right flank, a number of troops began to push forward, with the archer taking ineffective pot shots at the enemy captain. Fluffy the demonic warhound was already well ahead, waiting to pounce on any unwary treasure carrier as Toddlebrew's men sought to escape.
After surviving the cultists' onslaught, Toddlebrew's archers were rewarded with a well-aimed elemental ball from Oddleigh, which made a nice dent in the Sigilist's firing line
After surviving the cultists' onslaught, Toddlebrew's archers were rewarded with a well-aimed elemental ball from Oddleigh, which made a nice dent in the Sigilist's firing line
As the dregs of the Sigilist's band withdrew, the warhound worked her way to their rear, and launched herself at the apprentice. Watching from the flank, Oddleigh risked a mind control spell and rolled high enough for it's target, a wounded archer, to be unable to shake it off.
With the mind-controlled archer in support, Fluffy defeated the apprentice - the last casualty in the game, as by now the majority of soldiers had left the field, leaving an empty bone wheel to spin uselessly in the fetid breeze.
A great game - made easier by the early demise of both Banshees. Treasure-wise it was a draw with three each, but I pipped Giles to the post by way of casualties caused, including his apprentice, who, having had a close call, lost all of his expensive equipment.
Read Giles' version of events here.
Read Giles' version of events here.
Oddleigh waved as the three rescued captives bade a grateful farewell and limped back to civilization. He watched them as they disappeared into the gloom, half wishing that he could go with them.
He sighed before turning to walk back into the Cloven Hoof, only to find his master leaning in the doorway.
"You can go if you like," he said. "You've more than earned the right to do so."
"Oh, er… no, I-I'll stay," stammered the apprentice. "I signed a contract at the hiring fair and, well, this isn't over yet is it?"
Thaddeus followed Oddleigh's gaze to the blackening clouds that swirled maddeningly in the sky above them and shook his head.
"No, it's not over, but the time has come for the final reckoning I suspect." Suddenly his grim features broke into a huge grin. "But the good news is that I've finally found what I've been looking for."
"Hehe, oh yes. If we can survive what is to come my boy, there will be no stopping us!"


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Deeplocal, a design and development company in the USA, has launched "Deck the Screens", an app designed to connect device screens with a string of holiday lights. The app, online at deckthescreens.com, lets you string holiday lights between your device screens. Just create a new string of lights, share your code with friends or co-workers (it works best if everyone is in the same physical location), and watch the lights blink. The app has its own Twitter stream @deckthescreens.
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Sleeve Plication (also known as gastroplication) is a restrictive weight loss surgery that is only preformed by a handful of bariatric physicians. The procedure is closely related to gastric sleeve surgery, except the stomach is folded unto itself rather than being permanently cut and removed. Early studies suggest that sleeve plication can produce expected weight loss of gastric bypass (in 6 to 12 months after surgery).
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India After Gandhi: The History of the World's Largest Democracy focuses on the significant events in the history of India which highlight the core of its past and present, its politics, culture and society. The chapters in the book deal with the struggle which India faced post almost a century of colonization, the components of Indian culture, the return of caste and the revival of religion and the effects of war and globalization. The book is also concerned with providing insights into the life of India's first Prime Minister, the troubled times of emergency during Indira Gandhi's regime, the liberation of Bangladesh and the lives of farmers, musicians, tribals and workers. India After Gandhi: The History of the World's Largest Democracy meticulously describes how a country plagued by the evils of discrimination in terms of caste, creed, religion and language rose to form the world's largest democracy. A detailed account of events that shook the foundation of India and the events that helped in joining the broken pieces together is given in this thoroughly researched and well written book. The book was first published in the year 2007. It is available in paperback and the publisher is Picador. This Indian ed edition was published on 14th August, 2008.
About Ramachandra Guha
Born against a background of privation and civil war, divided along lines of caste, class, language and religion, independent India emerged, somehow, as a united and democratic country. Ramachandra Guha's hugely acclaimed book tells the full story - the pain and the struggle, the humiliations and the glories - of the world's largest and least likely democracy.
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Massively researched and elegantly written, India After Gandhi is a remarkable account of India's rebirth, and a work already hailed as a masterpiece of single volume history.
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- India After Gandhi was chosen as the Book of the Year by the Economist, the Wall Street Journal and Outlook, among others.
- The book won the Sahitya Akademi Award for English in the year 2007.


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Mary K – apparently, it WAS fate! 🙂
Thanks everyone for entering…I'll have another giveaway soon!
or at least, in your purse or pocket!
That's right…it's time for another giveaway 🙂 It's been a while since I've done one of these, and I happened to have an extra TARDIS lying about (what, like *you* don't? Whatever…)
This one is pictured on my DROID3, which is itself encased in a very pretty purple cover so it's a bit bigger than listed specs. This should fit most smartphones, as long as they aren't very much larger than mine. (SIZE (H X W X D)64.1 x 123.3 x 12.9 mm for the curious.)
Rules are simple – comment on this post to enter (your favorite Doctor Who quote isn't necessary, but I won't complain if you post it!). If you'd like to enter more than once, you may – but you must share the post elsewhere for each additional entry. Please, please, please make a separate comment for each entry – because otherwise, random.org counts it as one entry.
I'm doing the drawing for it on Friday, May 25, 2012 at whatever-time-I-get-around-to-it, so be sure to enter by Thursday night May 24!


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Daily preparation of menu items, ensuring all food health safety standards are consistently met, interacting with customers including use of POS and sales systems, may require lifting of up to 30lbs and daily cleaning of stations and prep kitchen area including dishwashing.
Hourly rates: $8 – $14 depending on experience and job responsibility levels.
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What I Learned from My Father
June 22, 2016
When Father's Day has arrived, I find myself reminiscing about my dad and my childhood growing up on our farm in rural Thornton, Iowa. My mom was in charge of our household and proudly introduced herself as a "farm wife". She cooked three meals a day and washed our dishes by hand. My father was in charge of the farm work. He was a bit untraditional in that fact that he liked to cook as well.
One of my fondest memories was when my father cooked the traditional Nigerian food he ate when working for the Peace Corps in Africa in the late 1960s. I was around eight years old and my sister, Anne, was nine when he made a spicy chicken dish loaded with foreign-tasting flavors. He served it in one bowl, which we all ate from together. We were told to eat with our hands as we sat on pillows on the floor. During dinner, dad entertained us with comical stories of the cultural clashes he experienced and the laughs he shared with new African friends while in Nigeria.
Of course, it wasn't all laughs and good times. My father was a hard worker and expected nothing less from us. During the hot summer months we spent a good amount of time picking up rocks out of the fields to prevent damage to our farm equipment during the fall harvest. It was not a job that any of us enjoyed but my father did pay us $3.00 per hour. We rode on the back of the rock picker attached to our tractor, stirring up clouds of dust as we crisscrossed back and forth through the fields. He stopped whenever we spotted a rock or cluster of rocks. To this day, when he teases us about not having worked as much on the farm growing up as he did, we protest with our stories of hardship similar to rock picking. Every generation goes through some version of this, but in the end our resilience today can be attributed to enduring these strenuous circumstances. Happy Father's day to all of the fathers who have cultivated strength and courage in each of us!