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MCHS Announces Final Honor Rolls The following are the second semester honor rolls at East and West Campuses: East -4.00 Freshmen: Diane Anzinger, Erin Conway, Michelle Landis, Michelle Schwanke and Brian Strand. Sophomores: Pamela Bradley, Anne Bruli, Laura Dworniczek, Jeffrey Gealow, Rodney Hunt, Steven Law, Melanie McWilliams, Mary Nierman, Kerry Porter, Elaine Robbins. Brian Smith, Mary Sweetwood, Paul Westphal and Thomas Wynveen. Juniors: Gregory Hajek, John Snyder, and David Suchomski. Seniors: Joseph Gattone, Lisa Mazzoni, Penny Schultz and James Wynveen. 3.50-3.99 Freshmen: Amy Adams, Karen Althoff, Elizabeth Becker, William Cameron, Catherine Carlson, Kim Coats, James Gruebnau, Janie Guzman, Robyn Mercure, Vicki Moravec, Darren Plastina, Mike Schultz, Diane Wasilowski and Thomas Wrona. Sophomores: Renee Dowe, Sheryl Groer, Tiffini Hinger, Susan, Hoover, Renee Mercure, Jennifer Peterson, Natalie Rudman, Carol Snyder, Gary Strom and Lydia Taylor. Juniors: Charlene Einweck, Patricia Freund, Beatrice Gemmell, Paula Hiller, William Iwanski, Michael Milinac, Sandra Musielak, Anne Oleary, Colleen Pierce, Sarah Prust, Debora Ransdell, Lisa Settle, Michelle Smith, Dawn Sonnemann, Tammy Virgo and Kurt Williams. Seniors: Deanne Brooke, Randy Buenzli, Lisa Hess, Julie Hettermann, Craig Johnson, Lawrence Kenyon, Mitchell Ketchum, Laurie Killam, Debra Koerber, Robert Schaeffer, Christopher Stumbris and Robin Irwin Twinam 3.00-3.49 Freshmen: Timothy Ballowe, Brian Beardsley, Cory Carani, Cindy Comstock, Donald Davis, Susan Filler, Ginger Freund, Wendy Gates, Karen Hejsak, Jennifer Hiller, Richard Hoffmann, Laura Kadolph, Roberta Mayhew, Richard Michelsen, I^lJrick Miller, Sasha Morrow, Christopher Mumma, Robert Nolan, Denise Ozyuk, Daniel Parisi, Chad Peterson, Melissa '. Rhode, David Sikorski, Brian Smith, Kimberly Smith Robert Smith, Michael Streicher, Jennifer Stumbris, William Thomas and Jeffrey Vogt. Sophomores: Christine Bassi, Darren Bianchi, Sara Bird, Kevin Bonato, April Chambers, Mark Desbiens, Timothy Donlan, Cynthia Gaines,Melissa Greve, Maureen Hafferkamp, Chris Handley, Glen Hertel Craig Karczynski, Scott McKay, Gary Morowski, Ronnie Obara, Sandra Smith, Michael Stasiak, Marie Stumpf, Douglas Suchomski, Lorelei Wagner, Cindy Watkins, Randy Weidemann, Todd Weiler, William Weyde and Lori Willemarck. Juniors: Wilfred Aide, Kenneth Alton, Elizabeth Baker, Glen Bartel, Tracey Brechel, Timothy Dick, Michele Gabor, Jeffrey Gates, Robert Gende, Gregory Gilmore Peter Gorski, Heather Heinz, Wendi Howard, Valerie Kilday, Marty Koleno, Annette Koscher and Lisa Ligh. Also Melissa McCarroll, Marybeth Meyer, Daniel Mohnen, Thomas Neuman, Andrea Pace, Michael Podpora, Donna Ransdell, Sara Regner, Delia Saunders, Timothy Schmitt, Kathleen Stelmack, Marilyn Stueben, Edward Swiatek, Joan Templin, Christopher Vehring, Ross Vehring, Charles Wijas, Karen Zuber and Susan McClaughry. Seniors: Terri Abbink, Marge Armstrong, Kelly Brough, Cathy Carlson, Pat Chambers, Giselle Dowe, Denise Godt, Teresa Gorski, Robert Heiser, Gina Jernberg, Karen Karpavicius, Lucy Lawler, Robert Mortell, Steven Olson, Annette Reed, Anthony Sanchez, Karla Stueben, John Sweetwood, Kelly Sue Thomas, Heather Weier, Jodi Werhane and Sherri Wirfs. The following from East Campus were on the fourth quarter honor roll but not the semester roll: 4.00 Freshmen: Mike Schultz. Juniors: Debora Ransdell. Seniors: Randy Buenzli, Lawrence Kenyon and Laurie Killam. 3.50 - 3.99 Freshmen: Brian Beardsley and Brian Strand. Sophomores: Sara Bird, Pamela Bradley, April, Chambers, Mark Desbiens, Laura Dworniczek, Craig Karczynski, Mary Nierman, Sandra Smith, Marie Stumpf, Douglas Suchomski and Paul Westphal. Juniors : Kenneth Alton, Peter Gorski, John Snyder, Kathleen Stelmack, David Suchomski and Christopher Vehring. Seniors: Catherine Carlson and Gina Jernberg. 3.00-3.49 Freshmen: Bonnie Appleyard, Heidi Delp, Lynn Kuczwara, Robyn Mercure, Rebecca Mieszala, Kevin Norlock, Darren Plastina, Laura Sch- weder and Michael Winn. Sophomores: Patrick Gorniak.Amy Hivon, Jessy Lichard, Mike Lobinsky, Craig MacDonald, Kimberly Schiera, Duane Shannon and Brendan Walsh. Juniors: Katherine Bradley, Patricia Freund, Todd Hughes, Tracey Nugent, Anne Oleary, Colleen Pierce, Kelly Pierce, Dawn Son­ nemann and Kurt Williams. Seniors: Peter Brommelkamp, Dawn Desbiens and Robin Irwin Twinam. • i m . West 4.0 Seniors: Angela Anderson, Terri Blume, Darren Cepulis, Brenda Eylander, Debra Freund, Frank Holas, Mary Oleszczuk and Jason Warren. Juniors: Lori Feezel, Jill Glosson, Brian Nellis,Amy Nelson and Kim Silman. Sophomores: Margaret Chilvers, Laura Laskonis, Margaret Oleszczuk, Bradley Snyder and Lynne Zurblis. Freshmen: Robin Jensen, Joan Marchese, John Perry/ Martina Steinkoph and James Wautelet. 3.5 Seniors: Mary Bazan, Brenda Berlin, Valerie Boeldt, Sherri Cristy, Heidi Dass, Theresa Gallo, Stephanie Hankins, Susan Hautzinger, Donna Hoch, Kristie Howard, Edward Kopp, Debbie Laskonis, Mariann Mayberry, Hallie Miller, Jonathan Neuman, Cecilia Pinkstaff, Lee Tomlinson, Sharon White, Kelli Williams and Edward Zyzik. Juniors: Karen Barkdoll, Marika Berg, Jeffrey Bjorn, Michelle Dunne, Valerie Lynn Gilbert, Jamie Greene, Janet Hautzinger, Laura Lamberg, Andrea Norton, Denise Petravich, Lori K. Smith, Kristen Sorling, Kimberly A. Thompson, David G. Toussaint, Patricia Wijas, Raymond Winkowski and Patrick E. Ziebel. Sophomores: William Howard, Cheryl Kohl, Michael Maksymiak, Mike Meyer, Danielle Schiller, Kimberly Schulz, Erick Swanson, Timothy Torkelson and Kristin Wolff. Freshmen: Barbara Brooks, Sandra Faulkner,. Melinda Martin, Lora Nelsen, Cecilia Serritella, Melanie Smith, Leigh Tevis, Linda Thorson, Robert Williams, J.R. Wright, Michele Zographos and Diane Zubriski. 3.0 Seniors: Gina Bennett, Cecilia Bermudez, Cheryl Biggers, Wendy Bruce, James Derfus, David Fees, Jay Flicek, Lisa Gallagher, Dreanna Garcia, Teresa Gertsma, Julie Gildemeister, Diann Gillespie, JoLynn Glosson, Elizabeth Gomez, James Humphreys, Joyce Jaskowiak, Craig Johnson, Iain Johhnston, Don Kasten, Helen Kosmopoulos and Jennifer Koss. Also Jill Kuhns, Julie Larkin, Timothy Larsen, Kris Laskowski, Christopher Lawrence, Yvonne Miller, Kerri Nielsen, Thomas O'Donnell, James Patterson, Chris Ruckoldt, Anna Ruzicka, Bradley Salman, Kathy Samen, Patricia Schillaci, Geraldine Schiller, Cindy Schwartz, Bridget Tapaninen, Lisa Thome, Shannon Tiffany, Susan Tonyan, Julie Wieser, Steve Woo and Cheryl Wright. • Juniors: Tracy Atchison, Christine Baker , Steven Brda, Elizabeth - > _ U' p Jw J A,'1021J T S" Brooks, Diane Cygan, Laura Donahue, .Steve Fallon, Gordon Fernstrom, Michael R. Freund, Vicki Geiger, Joseph Halik, George Heuer, Danielle Johnson and Scott Justen. Also Kathy Kloss, Lqriann Kostecki, Christina Lindemann, Becky Mihevc, ,isaPerry, Laura Plumlee, Susanne Kenneth Radic, Jonathan Reese, Vicki Senn, Marueen Serritella, Albert Stobbe, Ann Szubart, Kelly Watkins, Jana. Williams and Brian Wright. Sophomores: Christopher An­ derson, Laurie Brinkmann, Barbara Brisinte, Thomas Budreck, William Cassell, Steve Cunningham, Brian Diedrich, Patrick Dunne, Kelly Fornwall. Scott Freund, Lindr "alio, Katie Gibbons, Alan Gin, Daniel Gualtieri, Kristie Haselow, Craig Hill, Deborah Kennedy, Michelle Lubben, Catherine Moscarello, Ronald Naus, Gail Petty, John Ruzicka, Anthony Sorling, Carol Stockwell and Scott Williams. Freshmen: Mike Allikian, Amy Berman, Roy Carlson, Brian Etten, Kandace France, Daniel Graef, Kimberly Hebert, Kimberly Howard, Desiree Kerns, Bernard Koczor, Kathleen Koontz, Beth Kuhar, Heidi LaRoccq, Michael Lermer, Christopher Mann, Keith McGrath, Roberta Morgan, Robert Nystrom, James Owens, Laura Rapach, Marjorie Roach, Julie Robertson, Ross Ruzicka, Sheila Senn, Kristin Voska and Michelle Wolf. PAGE 19 - PLAINDfc,<2R - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29,1M3 * LAKELAND PARK 6 LAKELAND SHORES Corol Cominsky 365-7246 Driver License Bill To Governor Secretary of State Jim Edgar said that a bill sent to the overnor Monday by the House, extending the life of Illinois drivers licenses from three to four years, will make license renewal more efficient and less ex­ pensive. Senate Bill 490 was passed by a House vote of 116 to 0. Under the legislation, the cost of a four-year license would be $10, compared to the current three-year license fee of $8. As a result, the an­ nual cost of a license would be reduced from $2.67 to $2.50. If the legislation becomes law, drivers under age 69 would be required to take the written test once every eight years and the vision test every four years. Drivers 69 and older would be required to take the vision, written and driving examination every four years under the proposed law rather than once every three years as is now required. Edgar said 32 other states have found that four-year licenses are more efficient to administer while meeting traffic safety concerns through regular testing^ requirements,. Save Little League Schedule Here is the schedule of the Lakeland Park Little League I promised to print for your convenience. Please keep it handy so you can plan to attend some es to cheer these young be players on to victory. The teams are Team 1 - A's, Team 2 - Tigers, Team 3 - Sox, Team 4 - Cubs. June 30 -1 vs. 4, July 5 - 2 vs. 4, July 7 - 1 vs. 3, July 12 - 3 vs. 4, July 14 -1 vs. 2 July 17 - a double-header 1 vs. 2 at 12:00 and 4 vs. 3 at 2:30, July 19 - 2 vs.3, July 21 - 4 vs.l, July 26 - 4 vs. 2 July 28 - 3 vs. 1. ^ There will be a car wash held at the community house July 9, from 8 a.m. to noon. The boys are also selling candy bars right now to make money to offset expenses of the league. ON THE ROAD Diana Parson is spending an ex­ citing six weeks seeing the U.S.A. from the cab of her dad's eighteen- wheeler. Right now she's spending some time with her grandfather in Cheyenne, Wyo. while her dad tends to some business. When he returns she'll hop back on the truck and see a few more sights before heading back home. HE'LL BE MISSED It is very hard for me to report a death; especially when it is a friend. Our good friend and neighbor, Duane Winn passed away Friday, June 17, after an illness we thought he'd fully • recover from. We'll miss the sound of his horn tooting each and every time he passed our house or the sound of his bike beli when he was out exercising. Whenever you needed a helping hand he was always there. Now I hope we can extend a hand to his wife Denise during this time of great loss. WELCOME We have a new young couple living in Lakeland Park as of one month ago. Welcome to Tim and Gloria Hocin, who now reside on Shorehill. This couple will be celebrating their first wedding anniversary July 3, and we send them our congratulations and wishes for many more years together. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Best wishes to Robert Revak, Arlene Bartos and Eric Arthurs on June 29. Linda Sweeney and Elizabeth Beck add another year June 30. The first of July is Kelly Watkins and Ginger Koch's birthday. Elizabeth Heuer turns 12 years old on the 2nd; and she shares that date with Jack Cuevas, Ray Barle Jr. and Norb Kwiatek. A very happy birthday to Wayne Dettmer, Julie Dolan and Ellen Taylor on the 3rd. We have five 0 • S. , -U - 0 v i C v_ C < » ± U < d » ^ 741 'firecrackers' celebrating July 4; they ? ** are Debbie Benes, Howard Beam, . Michael Aldrich, Doug Hallberg and Ron Steinsdoerfer. ivr^ HAPPY ANNIVERSARY vis A1 and Sandy Etten will be married 11 years on July 1. It will be 17 years ,-y >6 together for Jerry and Connie Bunting on July 3. Again we congratulate Tim and Gloria Hocin for their first an niversary the same day. ; HAPPY FOURTH May all of you have a happy and safe Fourth of July. Once again the residents of Lakeland Park will have front row seats for the fireworks : display Monday, July 4. The show begins at dusk in Petersen Park. >*?<} Recycling Funds Aid Summer Camp Summer camp for the Boy Scouts of Troop 152 is high on their list of things to do this summer. According to a spokesman for the troop, these boys will use the money they earn Satur­ day, July 2, at the recycling drive to pay the cost of attending camp. The drive, which will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the parking lot of McHenry Market Place, will be jointly conducted by the McHenry County Defenders and Troop 152. This troop, composed of 30 boys, ages 8-11, is sponsored by the Lake-in-the-Hills Methodist church and has as scout master, Dr. Dale McDowell. Items which can be brought to the drive to help both these organizations include newspaper with no cardboard, magazines or junk mail, glass con­ tainers with all plastic and metal removed, "tin" cans flattened and clean, used motor oil in plastic or metal containers, and aluminum scrap of all kinds. A pay-back program is in effect, for all-aluminum cans, with a bonus paid for lots of more than 100 pounds. Uncrushed cans may also be brought in, but receive 1 cent less per lb. For recyclers who would like to clean out their garages and basements more often, the McHenry County Defenders will conduct a payback program for aluminum cans and glass containers on Thursday morning June 30 from 10 to noon, also in the parking lot of McHenry Market Place. From then on the Thursday buy-back program will be held monthly on the second Thursday of each month. 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