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\ '1 PG. 12, - PLAINDEALER - WED., JUNE 5, 1968 LOCAL COURTS HOST STATE COF STATE CONVENTION (Continued from page 1) Mass at the band shell In the McHenry city part on Saturday morning, June 8 at 8 sum. This Mass will be concelebrated by the Right Rev. Monsignor Arthur F. Terlecke, the Illinois 'State spiritual director, and the Rev. Eugene C. Baumhofer, -pastor of St. Mary's church here. Officers, representatives and guests will meet at St. Mary's school hall at 7:30 to fnarch in procession to the site of the Mass. Acting as ushers for the Mass Mil be members of St. Mary's Court, No. 594, and St. John's tourt, No. 96, Legion of Honor club. Assisting with the Mass Mil be Mark Adams as cross bearer, Ted Pitzen and-Greg Freund as candle-bearers, Tod Althoff as sacristan and Tbm/ Frost and Mark Steinsdorfer ' the Mass servers., Tt&j Mary's choirB under the direction of Sister Andreella, will lead the congregation in song. Commentator for the Mass will be- Ed Buss, and the homily will be given by the Right Rev. Monsignor Terlecke. Immediately following the Mass, a group picture will be taken in front of the church. Following the picture, a light breakfast will be served by the local committee at the school . hall. Delegates a ad guests will, then be bused to the convention fell, the American Legion clubhouse where State Chief Ranger .; Earl P. Duffy, will call the con; vention to order. Mr. Duffy introduce the master of ce: monies for the convention, F; J. Meyer, who will call upon American Legion rifle squadfor the presentation of co!ors0?';*t,he Star Soaneled Banner8" which will be sung by Donald E« Johnson, accompanied by Glenn Welty, will follow and than David Walter, a senior patrol leader, and Bob Decker, an assistant senior patrol leader from Boy Scout TTOOD 162 will recite the gledge of allegiance. Mr. Meyer will then call upon Mayor Donald P. Doherty who Will welcome the officers, representatives and guests to the city of McHenry. The Rev. Eu- 22 STUDENTS 1 WIN AWARDS AT HONORS DAY (Continued from page 1) ricuttural achievement award. The Chorus scholarship went to Libby Stine spring, withMarjie Ruth as alternate; Future Teacher scholarships, Cheryl Zelvis and Elizabeth Heard, with Melinda Long and Jean Petrov as alternates. Winners and alternates were Ann Alexeyuk and Janice Fisher, McHenry Pan Hellenic; Trudy Oonk and Paul Schwegel, Tenth Legion; and Betty Himpelmann and Helen Morowski, McHenry Kiwanis scholarship. Student Council scholarships went to Shirley Doherty, Candy Fossum, Bob Mauch and Chuck Reilly. Frank Cuda^as named winner and Melody Skalla, alternate, to receive the John Dreymiller Memorial scholarship. The coveted Legion awards went to Tim Martin and Barb Redetzky. Other winners were Melody Skalla, with Ann Alexeyuk, alternate, for PTA loan; Janice Fisher and Sharon Gerrie, alternate, Spanish club; Ann Alexeyuk and Sharon Gerrie, alternate, for Buckner scholarship loan. The National Honor society scholarship went to Barb Redetsky and Mike Wahls. Pat Cook and Cathy Bolger were alternates. The Gary Vogt memorial award was presented to Frank Cuda, the Arion award to Libby Stinespring and the journalism award to Maxine Moy. Nancy Sompel and Pat Simon were announced winners of the McHenry School of Beauty Culture award, L'ibby Stinespring the St. Olaf outstanding student award and Janet Miller, the William D. Morgan memorial scholarship. Recipients of scholarships and academic awards to various colleges were Judy Balsley, Arizona State; Cathy Bolger, legislative scholarship; Frank Cuda, Purdue university; Kim Davis, MacMurray college; Sue Jones, Woman's auxiliary McHenry Hospital nursing scholarship; Virginia Leinhard, University of Wisconsin; Tim Morck, county scholarship; Chuck Reilly, Valparaiso university; Sue Robertson, Cornell college; Karen Smedberg, McHenry County Voiture 578 nursing scholarship; Debbie Sturm, Carthage college; and Ardelle Voeltz, Valparaiso university. State Teacher scholarships went to Cathy Bolger, Diane Dimon, Rudolph Ficken, Jr., Helen Morowski, Nancy Rothermel, Holly Worm, Andrea York and Cheryl Zelvis. State scholarships commission grants were announced to Candy Fossum, Dave Gustafson, Lois Hansen, Betty Heard, Jerry Jones, Helen Morowski, Trudy Oonk, Debbie Sturm, and Rick Tomlinson. Illinois State Scholarship commission recipients of scholarships, thirty-three in number, were announced earlier this year. Joseph DeMarco Diane Dimon Jean Dixon Lynn Dixon Shirley Doherty Mark Domoto gene C. Baumhofer, a Legion of Honor member, will address the convention on the topic, "To Be Forewarned is to be Forarmed55. Next, the principal speakers Rev. Raymond L. White, pastor of Community Methodist church in McHenry, will give a presentation on "Ecumenism in Forestry®5 to the convention. Responding to t h e s p e a k e r s w i U , b e t h e s t a t e S i l f l L u « f rtce-chief ranger j Ralph Schra- ^(SSS^ The convention will also be honored to hear from their high chief ranger, Richard Tobin and the state chief ranger, Earl Duffy. At 12:30, the convention will recess, and lunch will be served at the Johnsburg Community club. At 2:30 it will reconvene at the Legion hall. For the women,/ get-togethe^ and i be held at 3 o'ql&ck on Saturday June 8 at Johnsburg Community cl$»# If Onf Saturday eyenl^/jfune 8, J 4 starting at 7 the eigftty-fifth Jj/f anniversary arid convention din- " ner /dance will be held in the convention hall. Entertainment will be provided from 6 that evening fii ttsa American Present Honor Awards At Impressive Program Junior High Graduates 260 (Continued from page 1) Margaret S. Hoak . Jacqueline Hoeiterluff. Diane M. Holmquist Janet Homo Karen A. Hutchinson Dennis Drake Dennis Druml David Do we 11 Deborah Djubenski Kari Ehlen < Rita Epperson <j. Bill Erber ,je JCathy Etern£c#|// (Continued from pari 1) Sue Kraus , - Phil Krebs \ A1 Kremier Barb Kuck Bill Kuechel Jenny Kuhlipan ' Doreen Klimpula ' Annette Kurowski Mary Ann Kusch Steve Kutnich ^Mafjie Ruth. Bill LaFontaine . Debbie Samen Ken Reid Mike Reid Chuck Reilly John Reinboldt Bill Richards Joanne Rink Sue Robertson Nancy Rothermel Debbie Russell raid r' Ficken ^ Janice Fisher Georgia FitzG sas# ^iidyTossuin Kathy Francke James Franklin Jackie Freund Mary Ellen Freund Tom Fiichs : Jeannetle Gabel Charmaine Galion Jim Laursen Ka$hy JLawBiczak ® Si y/' /•'/ Linda'/i^ay/ion ;!i Jil (Nancy/l^wson " Donna Lazalde Virginia Lienhard Joyce Lindgren Patricia Leary ' Melinda Long Susan Lundy Brian Lunnis Tom McCauly Marilyn McGowan Peggy McGrane JimMcInerney Pamela Martell Car la Martin TimMartin % lounge by tfye *' Fire-Bali Eight" a most talented group from McHenry. A firie ten-piece chestra wijl provide the<ntflsic for after-dinner dancffig pleasure. A talented young musician, Pat Mc Andrew, from McHenry wJM provide "organ musdinner. - ld&y n$nfng, June 9 is jpU be'Offered church, , i 7 1 T J t h e d e c e a s e d itijBhffi' the Illinois jurisiction, Rev. John J. Dording JIL'tie the celebrant and speaker. Commentator for the Mass will be Dan Schmltt and the servers will be John Smith, John Dehn, Warren Smith and John Johnston. The St. John's choir will lead the congregation in song. A light breakfast will follow at the Johnsburg Community hall. At 10 a.m. the final convention session opens at the American Legion hall. This final session concerns the election of state court officers and delegates to the International convention to be held in Boston, Mass., during the month of August. The convention will adjourn at 3 p.m. rfMcfiak GajmpMartinez SUNDAY'S WHAT YOU ARE If you have lived long enough to suffer a great hurt, you are old enough to have sympathy and understanding for your fellow man. Only those who have traveled the rocky road, can tell how sorely the stones affect the feet. Try a little patience with the rest of the world. Do YOUR job without complaining that someone else is shirking responsibility. Give others a c h a n c e to e x p l a i n b e f o r e you start to complain. Move out of that little world you live in and see if there isn't a lot of good you can do with only a minimum of effort. Remember that selfishness travels only a one-way street, and generally a lonely one at that. Your own peace of mind will not be found atop some mountain, nor on some desert i s l e . Peace w i l l come with brotherhood, with understanding and, perhaps, with a common k n o w l e d g e of sorrow. SharonGerrie- .LiM^'Gerth Walter Glus Terrance GocHna Stan Goscinski Linda Goss Ri|a Griswold Difvid Gustafson Neal Gute Mary Jo Haag " Lane Hagers Nancy Hahudorf Frances Haisani Michael Hamil Diane Hannemann James Hansen Lois Hansen Janis Harris Debbie Harvey John Havlik Karen Hay Betty Ann Heard Betty Himpelmann Pamela Henderlong Sally Hocin Bev Hoffman , Jayne Houlihan Steve Huska Val Hutchinson Cindy Irvin Renee Janquart Diane Jenkins Jeffrey Jensen Ken Jensen Roger Johnson Gerald Jones Susan Jones Nancy Jorgenson Allen Justen Jack K&min Cathy Keith Roxanne Kenton Barb ftidd Donna Kiddell Kitty Kilday Jeff Kleinhans Randy Klontz Tom Koleno Judy Kollenkark Tony Koza William Krater Barb Kraus mui Keith/Mei •Bay Mette Nick Martinez Kathy Mason Suzanne Matchen Karen Matt ^.-<05 Robert Mary Ann Mazur reness Mettelka Debbie Meyer Barb Michels Mike Mikkelsen Thomas Miller Janet Miller Joyce Mitchell Mel Moehling Carol Moffet Debbie Moore Tim Morck Helen Morowski Maxine Moy Terry Moore Don Nelson Patricia Newldrk Lorraine Nicoldi Larry Niedert Scott Nolan Etagene Nowell Bill O'Brien Sue Oeffling Bruce Okal Ed Olbinski Richard Oleszcuk Sue Olson Trudy Oonk Richard Osgood Ed Ozog Dawn Parent! Kathy Parker Paula Parker Gary Parks Sandy Pasternock Cheryl Patterson Chuck Pedersen Jean Petrov Jane Phannenstill George Piccolo , Steve Plein John Pohlman Joe Popp Jackie Pribyl Linda Rath Barb Redetzky Laurie Sanford John Santilli David Sard Nancy Schaefer Coleen Schmieglitz James Schmit David Schmltt Gordon Schmitt Michael Schmitt Susan Schneider Sherri Schramm Carol Schuh' Paul Schwegel Sandy Senter Joyce Setzler Karen Shastal Pat Simon ' Melody Skalla Robert Skutek . Karen Smedb^^j^fe^ Jim ^f®ke Sojka Nancy Sompel Steve Staeben Steve Stahlman Sue Steadman Bob Steffan Melvin Stiles Libby Stinespring Dave Stippick Chuck Strossner Kris Struck Debbie Sturm Alice Sullivan Frank Sontowski Kathy Steinsdorfer Roseann Strojny John Todd Charlotte Toerne Richard Tomilson Shirley Tomilson... Barben Toren Craig Toussaint Lee Taylor Laura Ullrich Frank Vanek Ardelle Voeltz Don Voight Peter Vrasich Rick Vycital Tony Wagner Mike Wahls Debbie Wallace Dave Weber Harry Weber Vern Weidner Dixie Welter Margaret Weyland Georgina Widen Paul Wilkinson Bob Wirfs Dan Wolf Holly Worm' ' i Sara Wright '• Tom Wright " [ Linda Wrublewski Andrea York April Young Richard Zahn Cheryl Zelvis John Zimny ed. They include theM.L. _ enholtz scholarship award to be given by Principal James M. Spencer, the Kiwanis award to be presented by Thomas Hansen of the McHenry club, and the PTA awards by Norman Mcdonald, treasurer of that organization. Speaker of the evening will be Supt. Bergstrom. r. The class includes the^fST lowing: firm H61 S )X DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS • WTYOUR SHARE • FOR FREEDOM • Sign up for • U.S. Savings Bonds • New Freedom Shares The first International YMCA Convention was held in Buffalo, June 7, 1854. The International Association of Lions Clubs was formed, June 7, 1917. The War of 1312 was declared, June 8, 1812. Congress passed the GI Bill of Rights, June 8, 1944. The first elevated railway in the United States was operated at the Chicago Railway Exposition, June 9 to 23, 1883. The Continental Congress appointed Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman and Robert K. Livingston to -tiraft a Declaration of Independence, June 10, 1776. The United States and Russia signed a mutual aid agreement, June 11, 1942. The City of New York was incoporated with Thomas WUlet as mayor, lune 12, 1665. The National Industrial Recovery Act was passed by Congress, June 13, 1933. - CLASS OF 68 - JamesoC. Adelman Theodore G. Adelman Reid B. Alderson Judith M. Alexeyuk Douglas M. Anderson Susan A. Anderson Vincent E. Antonicelli Donald E. Arient Roberta Arthur Lorelei J. Banach Timothy N. Batdorff' Allard Bayne Vivian Bayne Benjamin M» Linda.Jj Bender Da^dJ - -- Claris BTerm; Linda Sr Biggs Linnea R. Blomgren Thomas P. Bockman William B. Bolger David G. Borcovan Mary Kay Bormarm Gabriell Braem Gary R. Braun Patricia A. Brennan Thomas H. Broman Philip J. Brown Cynthia A. Bruce Robert E. Burton Ronald P. Buss Randall H. Butler James D. Campbell David R. Carlson Michael A. Carlson- John E. Cassells Jr. Ronald D. Chappell Corrine A. Chobot Theresa L. Chrisman Patricia A. Christmann Belinda A. Clardy Roger C. Claypool Elizabeth C. Cole Terry D. Counley Diana L. Crabill Jacqueline A. Crosier James D. Curran, Jr. Janice K. Davidson Timothy J. Davis David A. Dawson Robert J. Deacon, Jr. Susan DeCicco Joseph R. Delelio James E. Derocher Michael A. Diedrich Carlette S. Dolatowski Mary T. Domoto Carol L. Drake Susan A. presdow Frank W. Edelman Kenneth A. Ehredt i Robert C. Einspar, Jr. Keith C. Englehardt Janet L. Engstrom Janice L. Engstrom David L. Eriksen Susan J. Farm Teresa D. Farmer Ronald D. Fernstrom Anna M. Ficken Deborah H. Ficken Cindy A. Filip Kristine S. Flannigan Joseph K. Foreman Priscilla J. Fossum JoAnn C. Fuller David S. George Randy P. Goettsche Myra M. Goffo Chester H. Grandt Linda E. Grek Michael S. Grothman Randell J. Hagen Betsy A. Hamm Mary M. Haney Janet J. Harper Mary F. Harper Cheryl L. Hartmann Colleen J. Harvey Delta J. Hawkins Cary L. Hill Kevin S. Hoak Tendr<K Melody Ao Hverson Ivor M. Janci Jeffrey C. Janke Victoria M. Janowiak Karen A. Jaschke Fredrick W. Jende Kathleen A. Jensen Allan A. Johnson Herbert A. Johnson John L. Johnson Donald Je Kaminski ^^JPatrick A. Kane -^Robert J. Kastner Sandra M. Kauffman Thomas E. Kawell Martin J. Keller ItobertLoK!^/ , JLciaine Ai'Klwttz iarry D. Knutson- : "Kollis A. KoeM Warren So Kommer -- David Jolirauz - nathryn Jo JC-sToncke - 1 -Edna A, Krupinski Ernest Kuck Jeffrey B. Kuhlman f iance ' nibsrg sTLawrenz- " L^'tglity • MarshaLI E. Leonard, Jr. Joto?T„Licastro Thomas A. Lingenfelter Kelly J. Low Raymond W. Low Shelby J. Lundy Douglas J. Lynn GeraldhW. Lyons . ^l^ane^A^Marinich .Marianne Mascm y.r | .i^SSisan Ea.Mattldes • ;; / ^-^elsey Ho May„ Jj 'Anna Marie McCl Barbara Ann MeDota^h PrisciUaJ.Mclntyre Alvfo H. MdKeev Jr. Alan^ W« MeurerM Joai^®.Meyer -Diane M. Miller Lina L. MUter Alan W. Moll Kerri L. Moore Irene G. Moorman; ^ Michael P. Moral) Melvin H. Morgeasaa - Patricia Li-Morrisoa./ , v. Corey S.Nellib Janet K0 Nicholas John A. Nichols George Norin , CaryXv^ih^ffi^v;'^ Christine Norton Kim J. Nugent JotaiOfConnor- , ; ^ c i © n • ' J a n e t M . Z i s z i k Kathryn D. Penick Jacqueline A. Phelan Deborah G. Pickett Janice M. Pike Janice M. Pingleton .MieStael L. Pingleton AlanR.Pl»ie - Lucia R. Pogany Donald J. Prazak Lois M. Raiford Patricia F. Rakestraw Anele Ramoska Patricia J. Rauscher Jacqueline C. Reeves Jack S. Ritter Rudy Rivera Neil R. Roberts Chester L. Rogers Pamela G. Rose Robin E. Rushmore Thomas P. Russell Gino V. Santi MichaelJ. Santi Deborah A. Sawiscb ' Kathleen Sayles Sheirrle S„ Schaefer George W. Scheid Donsia Lo Schiavtme Michael P. Schiavone RoseM. SeMllace <Jbn RoScMottman Jeanne Lo Schultz Kelvin W0 Schultz Debora C. Schumer John M. Seaton David W. Shackleford Michael H» Starlt Nancy J. Stetter Daniel J. Sund Douglas J. Sund Sandra R, Sveen Richard R. Swanson Sherrie L. Swetman Kurt F. Thomfes Paul W. Tiggeman Julian L. Tulley Fred P. Ubrig Dani^l Lo Umbarger Timoth M. Van Fleet Cameron C. Viita Dirk A. Voorhees Laurence N. Vycital David M. Wagner Linda J. Wahl James J. Walker David L. Walter William H. Walter, Jr. Terry L. Walters John R. Weichmann, II James R. Weingart Susan J. Weldt Clifford G. West Robert J. Wickenkamp Greta E. Widen Russell S. Wilder Richard Scott Wilhelm Ann Marie Wilkes Ernest Go Winters Kathryn L. Witz Warren R. Woods Janet S. Woodward Nancy Woolf Judy K. Worthington Elizabeth T. Wos Roger H. Wright Anita M. Zelvis Jane G. Zieman DonnaL.Zinser LET S LOOK AT THE V BY LINDA NORRIS The rare piano genius of the ever popular George brings forth a coly lection of today's greatest new hits ... By the Time I Get to Phoenix, Never My Love, Don't Sleep in My Subway, I Say a Little Prayer, theme from Valley of the Dolls, and Love Is Blue are but a few of ^ 4he- exciting sounds that will become synonymous with the Shearing keyboar^lftagic ; . . They're all to be found in the artist's latest LP -- Shearing Today, in which he gives his usual polished performance. The wonderful attractions that all listeners have come to expect in an A1 Martino rec o r d i n g are found in h i s newest release -- Love Is Blue . . . With sounds providedby a quartet of America's best arrangers (Pete King, Peter de Barardino, Charles Callello and Roy Straigis), A1 tailors his rich 9inging style to a bevy of favorites ranging from Love Is Blue to Georgia On My Mind, Lili Marlene, Going Out of My Head, Call Me and Watch What Happens. There is never any mistaking the resounding American baritone sound of Tenn e s s e e E r n i e Ford . . . In The World of Pop and Count r y H i t s , the e v e r f r i e n d l y sound of this richly distinctive voice is captured / . . Ford, the master entertainer, places his own brand of personal style upon such great sounds as Release Me, Old Cape Cod, Yesterday, Step to the Rear, Make the World Go Away and There Goes My Everything. Ernie has been a topn o t c h r e c o r d e r f o r many years and we doubt seriously that he will ever taper off as a solid entertainer . . . Whether its hymns or country-western, he's still tops in his field and he shows up at his best in this new LP. Marg&rette Orton <i)eul^e & Owen Ly. n..n. e E~. P•a«l me• r -•k:' y> f Pease Bmprico Peiraza , •}. . Ronald^;|^drett^,:\y^//' Nancy A. Zumski "SH< McHENRY AND BABY MAKES TREE ... A chip off the old block? Little oaks from great acorns grow? Nobody around Bagley, Wise, knows exactly how these two oaks were joined and "gave birth" to a little one. The generally accepted theory is that a surveyor nearly 100 years ago grafted the limb of one tree to the trunk of the other to mark a farm property line. In time, a branch grew out of the limb as straight and tall as the "parent" trees. / ten Franklin AfiH Be OPEN From 9 to 1 See Friday's Paper For Sunday Morning Specials Ages 13 thru 18 only Summer Employment -- Housekeeping -- Cleaning -- Baby Sitting -- P'STL© Lessons -- Sewing -- Gar Washing, Polishing -- Lawn Care -- I t e m s To B u y , S e l l , T r a d e , B a r g a i n F o r . . . . YOU NAME IT! THE COLUMNS ARE YOURS! Time Is Limited -- It's Free -- Don't Delay! Better Do It Now! Time Is Vital! These Ads Will Be Published June 7th --No Phone Orders-- 1 Mail To Teen Ads McHenry Plaindealer McHenryJII. 60050 or stop in and present to ad taker McHenry Plaindealer Please print your ad as you wish it to appear. 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