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Thursday, May 20, 1965 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Four •-- Page Top Students Announced At Junior High School ' Twenty-four eighth graders, thirty from seventh grade and the same number, from sixth have been named to the honor roll in the Junior high school. Eighth Grade: Carol Beck, Rbbert Brand, Thomas Burton, Eileen Cooper, Sharon Davidson, Denice Dethlefson, Julie Fehwick, Dawn Guettler, Lynda Infantino, Michael Kempfen, Pat Koehn, Judith Koch, Michael Krickl, Linda Lawrence Clifford Morris, Beth Okal, Phillip Owen, Caryn Peterson, Juanita Repta, Mark Stephenson, Ellen Tiggemann, Lynn Wagner, Nancy Winters and Pat Zabroski. Seventh Grade: Sharon Ailams, Terry Burton, Bob Coburn, Kurt Easton, Linda Exline, Debbie Fair, Frank Ficek/ Debbie Fuhler, Dale Fulton, Arlene Grandt, Georgine Grek, Debbie Groff, Glen Hannaman, Sharon Hoffman, Judy Homo, Beth Houser, Amy Howell, Carol Jaenicke, Steve Jashke, Karyl Koepke, C. J. Ludfox'd, Cathy Marchi, Jane Mc- Crary, Scott Nickels, Joan Quilico, Steve Rohrer, Jim Sobacki, Bill Sund, Sue Voorhees and Corine Wilhelm. Sixth Grade: Diane Alvary, Jeff Bonato, Jeff Brody, Jeanne Burton, Charles Claypool, Walter Conrad, Carol Crandall, Scott Curry, Larry Dresdow, Diana Easton, Linda Eppel, Steven Fain, Fay Liberty, Bill Flint, Annette Haines, Cynthia Jones, Susan Kelsey, Dierdre Levesque, Becky Liebman, Robert Matthews, Rita Mettelka, Beverly Morrison, Danny Nosal, Marsha Olson, Ann Peterson, George Shelton, Deborah Smith Bruce Thacker, Donna Virgens and Jacqueline Wheelock. On "B" Roll A large group have also been named to the "B" honor list: Eighth Grade: Gary Becko, Marjan Bos, Gregory Borter, Keith Butler, Jim Caulfield, Chris Coburn, Sandra Dawson, Jeannie DeVries, Kathy Dowell, Larry Drake, Diana Evans, DuWayne Fair, Jean Farr, Frank Felde, Vicki Fernstrom, Cynthia Ficken, William Filip Scott Fisher, Fred Forster, John Fulton, Steve Grek, James Harper, Richard Hawkins, Robert Houser, Gary Jaremka, Barbara Jesky, Donna Johnson, Judy^Keller, Lorilee Klontz, Nancy nKraymer, Diane Kraymer, Ronald Kumpula, Linda Kunz, Nancy Lamberg, Karen Larson and Diane Lockwood. Also James Meyer, Carol Moll, Barbara Morenz, Beverly Morris, John Reinke, Susan Riordan, Steven Salter, Guenter Scheel, Susan Shustitzky, Carol Springman, Stanley Steiner, Ken Wahl, Pamela Walters, Thelma Walters, Jeffrey Wheelock and Helen Ziel. Seventh Grade: June Anderson, John Arient, Pete Benoy, Joanne Besserud, Christine Biggs, Pat Boden, Murray Bolger, Chris Borchardt, Gary Brand, Gayle Braun, Tim Coarson, Phillip Cooper, Debbie Davidson, Bruce Davis, Marcia Dolby, Debra Droesser, Bill Eckhart, Gary Fairchild, Terry Fluger, Sandra Goettsche, Don Hachmeister, Karen Haagenson, Lynn Hammerstein and Glenn Hansen. Others Recognized Also Marlene Karmel, Keith Klontz, Diana Knaack, Jim Koepke, Roxanne Krier, Jim Lightner, Michael Lorch, Denise Lottchea, Debra Mackinder, Nancy Matthesius, Greg Mayer, Alice McCulloch, Bonnie McWilliams, David Miller, Susan Misiak, Maureen Moore, Mary Jo Mullen, Broc Olson, Pam Patratz, Robert Revak, Robert Riley, Helen Salter, Pat Smith, Yvonne Strach, Debbie Stratford, DeeDee Wayland, Marie West,' Mike Weingart, Tim Widen, Jeanne Wright, Linda Wright and John Zriny. Sixth Grade: Ed Anderson, Thomas Ary, Don Backhaus, Sandra Betts, Linda Carlson, Cynthia Conrad, Ray Cook, John Davis, Rose Delelio, Paul Dethlefson, Steve Drake, Cathy Durkin and Bruce Eternick. Also Luella Ficek, Carol Fluger, Kevin Fourdyce, Scott EXPERT GROOMING (All Breeds) • BOARDING (Individual Kennels) • TRAINING • BATHING Rudy Seeker's Kennels 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry Phone 385-2436 (1 Mile East of the SV Wine Drive-In) Fuhler, Del Gerstad, Kathy Gray, Roxy Hafer, Doreen Harris, Keith Hutchinson, Ed" Lescher, Kenny Macdonald, Deborah Marchi, Joan Negley, Chris Nolan, Pamela Nugent, Randy Penick, Sue Peters, Sue Phipps, Debbie Pickett, Donold Ratliff, Susie Reihansperger, Valerie Rode, Pat Salter, Paul Schillace, Christine Schiller, Jack Schramm, Kenneth Schueler, Carolly Struck, John Thomas, Linda Uelman, David Witkins, Eric Weiss, Dana WheeSock and Patricia Wissell. by Charles F. Carpentier Secretary of State DRINKING AND DRIVINGSOME NEW FACTS How many of the drivers inrolved In fatal accidents in Illinois during 1962 had been drinking alcohol? 10.5% . . . according tp the reports received by the Division of Highways. A recent study completed by the State of New Jersey, however, indicates very strongly that the drinking and driving problem may be much more serious than we realized. Beginning in 1961, a uniform autopsy procedure was developed in all counties within that state to measure the presence of alcohol in traffic accident victims. A summary of the records shows that 58% of all drivers involved in fatal collisions in 1961 had been drinking prior to the accident. In 1962, the percentage rose to 59. m "Let's charter a couple of buses for the country club party, Jim, and leave our cars at home." Hot all of these drivers were dead drunk, or even "tipsy" according to some standards. Based on the blotfd alcohol levels indicated by the autopsies, 49% of those who had been drinking were definitely intoxicated. A fourth of them were in the .10% and .15% range and the others showed a smaller amount. This points up the fact that you don't have to be drunk to be dangerous on the road . . . just two or three drinks will inlpair driving skill and judgment. The facts speak for themselves. There is no reason to believe that the drinking and driving habits of the residents of New Jersey are significantly different than those of the people in other states. Therefore, we feel that we should repeat the familiar, but often unheeded warning--"If you're going to drive . . . don't drink. If you're going to drink .. . don't drive!" BE WISE - USE THE CLASSIFIEDS I'm proud to represent the MRU'S LARGEST • AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY Dennis A. Conway 3315 W. Elm St. PHONE 385-7111 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY -Horn# Oifice: Bloamington, llljpois LUCKY NUMBERS ARE BACK IN McHENRY Thursday, Friday & Saturday, May 20-21-22 OVER $575.00 IN PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY 5 1. Each copy of this weeks McHenry Plaindealer has an individual, number. No two papers have the same number. 2. Take your issue of the Plaindealer into each store listed below on this page. If the number on your paper is included in the group of numbers displayed by any merchant, you may register in that store. 3. Saturday evening, May 22, each merchant will draw out the winner of the prize in his store and you will be notified. 4. EACH AND EVERY STORE WILL AWARD THEIR PRIZES TO SOME LUCKY PERSON. 5. Be sure to check each store, because each has a separate group of numbers posted. 6. No purchase is necessary to register in each store. 7. Additional numbers may be secured" at the Plaindealer office until Saturday Noon, May 22 for those who do not have a paper. 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