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East Campus Honor Students Announced PAGE 19 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, East campus high school has an­ nounced the following honor roll for the first quarter: 4.00 Freshmen - Amy Adams, Karyn Althoff, Erin Conway, Janie Guzman, Michelle Landis, Vicki Moravec, Karen Mullen, and Melissa Rhode. Sophomores -- Pam Bradley, Renee Dowe* Laura Dworniczek, Jeffrey Gealow, Melanie McWilliams, Kerry Porter, Elaine Robbins, Brian Smith, Carol Snyder, Mary Sweetwood, Lydia Taylor, Lorelei Wagner, and Thomas Wynveen. Juniors - Cindy Johnson, Annette Koscher, Debora Ransdell, and Kurt Williams. Seniors - Dawn Dobbertin, Joseph Gattone, Karen Karpavicius, Chris Stumbris, and James Wynveen. 3.50-3.99 Freshmen ~ Timothy Ballowe, Brian Beardsley, William Cameron, Kristine Carlson, Laura Clewis, Kim Coats, Ginger Freund, Wendy Gates, James Gruebnau, Jennifer Hiller, Laura Kadolph, Lynn Kuczwara, Roberta Mayhew, Robyn Mercure, Sasha Morrow, Denise Ozyuk, Jim Perdue, Chad Peterson, Mike Schultz, Michele Schwanke, Brian Strand, Jennifer Stumbris, Tonette Tancredi, Tracy Vehring, Darren Wilkinson,* Thomas Wrona. Sophomores - Sara Bird, Anne Bruli, Tanja Cvitkovic, Patricia Flaga, Tiffini Hinger, Susan Hoover, Jennifer Hunt, Rodney Hunt, Steve Law, Mary Nierman, Ronnie Obara, Jennifer Peterson, Natalie Rudman, Julie Skinner, Todd Weiler, Paul Westphal, and Donna Zorn. Juniors - Kenneth Alton, Sonja Anderson, Charlene Einweck, Patricia Freund, Gregory Hajek, John Kenyon, Sandra Musielak, Andrea Pace, Colleen Pierce, Sarah Prust, Donna Ransdell, Lisa Settle, Michele Smith, Dawn Sonnemann, and David Suchomski. Seniors - Terri Abbink, Margaret Armstrong, Steve Babb, Mike Bauml, Deanne Brooke, Teresa Ann Gorski, Julie Hettermann, Debra Koerber, Lucy Lawler, Sarah Lowery, Dow Read, Deborah Reinagle, Mladen Rudman, Robert Schaeffer, Penny Schultz, and Robin Twinam. 3.00-3.49 Freshmen - Rebecca Adams, Diane Anzinger, Bonnie Appleyard, Elizabeth Becker, Christopher Brown, Cory Carani, Camille Curran, Donald Davis, Heidi Delp, Kevin Donlan, Michelle East, Suzanne Evans, Susan Filler, Sarah Fox, Timothy Friesl. Chalene Gannon, David Glosson, Glendell Goodman, Dawn Gorham, Karen Hejsak, Richard Hoffmann, Amy Honning, Scott Hughes, and Shelly Jacox. Also Jennifer Lockwood, Mark McClaughry, Audra Mesmer, Richard Michelsen, Rebecca Mieszala, Kathleen Miller, Patrick Miller, Chris Mumma, Donna Nikic, Robert Nolan, Joanne Oeffling, Kelly Ohler, Daniel Parisi, Stella Sanchez, Kimberly Smith, Robert Smith, Steve Smith, Kerry Snow, Kirsten Son- dergaard, Micheal Streicher, Thietje, Diane Wasilowski, Steve Weinberg, Andrew Westgard, and Martin Yanez. Sophomores - Thomas Barry, Chris Bassi, Tammy Baumgartner, Monique Betancourt, Darren Bianchi, Khame Bondasak, Timothy Donlan, Doug Fowler, Erich Gramer, Melissa Greve, Sheryl Groer, Brenda Hall, Chris Handley, Amy Hivon, Darin Klatt, Timothy Kovac, Jessy Lichard, Becky Lonnergan, Renee Mercure, Lisa Nelson, Patricia Perdue, Kim Schiera, Sandra Smith, Marie Stumpf, and Lori Willemarck. Juniors - Chris Adams, Elizabeth Baker, Kent Both, Janine Cody, Catherine Curran, Donna Davidson, Paul Decker, Wayne Dixon, Dana Fuller, Michele Gabor, Jeffrey Gates, Beatrice Gemmell, Robert Gende, James Glosson, Debra Gorhan, Peter Gorski, Paula Hiller, Wendi Howard, Roland Hunt, Lisa Janas, Valerie Kilday, and Marty Koleno. Also Randy Mauer, Melissa Mc- Carroll, Susan McClaughry, Michael McNish, Mary Meyer, Michael Milinac, Karen Mitchell, Daniel Mohnen, Anne Oleary, Roberta Orin, Kellly Pierce, Michael Podpora, Sara Regner, Delia Saunders, James Sharp, Marilyn Stueben, Joan Templin, Darryl Twinam, Christopher Vehring, Ross Vehring, Tammy Virgo, Charles Wijas, and Sue Wipper. Seniors - Brian Brechel, Kelly Brough, Kevin Burgess, Catherine Carlson, Patricia Chamber, Sandy Clarke, Debbie Curran, Dawn DesBiens, Kevin Doherty, Giselle Dowe, Julie Dowe, Jeff Gies, Robert Heiser, Lisa Hess, Morene Hupp, and Craig Johnson. Also Laurie Killam, Lisa Killam, Beth Kunzer,,Clayton Lane, Joanna Mohnen, Michael Nielsen, Dawn Pasikowski, Lynne Podpora, Luan Raven, Annette Reed, Joann Remke, Doreeri Rice, Mark Robertson, Deborah Smith, Karla Stueben, John Sweetwood, Kelly Sue Thomas, Heather Weier, Belinda Wolf, and Christopher Zorn. HARMS fARM 4727 W. CRYSTAL LAKE RD., McHENRY WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF CHRISTMAS TREES many varieties and sizes for everyone A HUGE ASSORTMENT OF WREATHS OPEN DAILY 9-7, 365-3074 "Acrossfrom West Campus" WHY GO SHOPPING WHEN YOU CAN GET SOMETHING FOR NOTHING DURING THE HONDA HOLIDAY GIVEAWAY? Without a doubt the easiest way to go Christmas shopping this holiday season will be at our dealership. We'll be holding some drawings* you can't afford to miss. Because you could win a blue ATC' 70 or Honda Kick 'N Go 2* to put under the Christmas tree. It's all part of our Honda Holiday Giveaway starting November 25th through December 19th. And it's going to be a most festive occasion for that most festive time of year. Just for coming in, you'll get a 1963 Honda Holiday calendar free. And a lot of those '83 models featured in the calendar will be in stock for you to check out. Something else you'll want to check out will be all the great prices we're offering on our '82 models. When you see how they've been cut, we're sure you'll want to wrap up a good deal. So look for the Christmas tree display when you come in to enter the drawings. The Honda Holiday Giveaway. Christmas shopping has never been easier. Good Time*; Cyclery rt 14, just w of rt 31 crystal lake, i l 459-1631 . No Purch. Nec Winner Need Not Be Present BRIDGE IN NEED OF REPAIR - This is the bridge over Boone creek on Bull Valley road, about a quarter of a mile west of the intersection with Crystal Lake road. Callers to the Plaindealer office said it was damaged in an accident about a year ago and never repaired. The absence of a guardrail on the south ^ide* could be a safety hazard to motorists or bicyclists. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLOftD? 4-H News I Insect Seekers The Insect Seekers 4-H club of Johnsburg held its November meeting Saturday, Nov. 20, at the Griggs residence. A report was given on the 4-H awards banquet held earlier this month. The following members received county and state recognition: Debby Griggs, a seven-year member, received State Outstanding Achievement medal, Conservation medal, Entomology blue award, Forestry blue award, Health medal, County Leadership medal, Public Speaking award, Junior Leader certificate and pin for Entomology, Forestry and Conservation, the U. of I. Camping certificate for Outdoor Skills Training, and the top county award for outstanding work in all areas of 4-H, the Key award. A commendable year for Debby. Jamie Griggs received the Blue award and State Project honors for Entomology; Wendy Petersen received her Entomology pin and Project honors for Forestry. Our leader. Mrs. Griggs, received her 5- year pin. Other members not attending the banquet received the following: Ernie Demers, three-year pin; Marsha Demers, three-year pin and junior leader Pin and certificate in Arts & Crafts; Suzy Griggs, State Project honors in entomology. Five of our members attended an officers' training workshop held annually in Woodstock. Two representatives from the Crystal Lake Park district, Dennis Ainger, a recipient of the county's top treasurer award; Judy Vyduna, a past 4-H secretary; and Alberta England, a 4- H leader, conducted the different segments. Our members found it very informative. Also discussed was a recycling project at the Woodstock Area Recyclers (W.A.R.) to be held later next year. It was noted that Debby Griggs won the Logo Design contest opened to Woodstock area junior high and high schoolers. The winning motto was War on Waste. She won a trip to the state recycling convention held in Chicago. They toured other recycling stations and learned more about how and what to recycle. Our service project for November was donating food and decorating Thanksgiving boxes for the FISH organization. Ernie Demers and Debby Griggs also offered their services to help prepare the boxes for delivery at St. Patricks church in McHenry. The next meeting will be held Saturday, Dec. 18, at the Demers residence. Frederick the Great, of Prussia, had his coffee made with champagne instead of water! Time For Another Christmas has come an gone; the New Year is waiting in<tfi wings. |. The few bri^f days between the tw holidays pass slowly for some of us- The Christmas observance - an| ticipated, prepared for, lived to tha fullest - is suddenly over. 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