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1 ) PAGE 8-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1984 V V. --update on _ Schools • Many MCC honor students from this area Ph. D degree to -Miss Shadle through the Palos Verdes schools, graduating with honors from Miraleste High School in 1973. She received a Bachelor of "jau^mX • PAULASHADLE The University of California at San Diego has notified Paula Shadle of Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif, that she has completed requirements for the Ph.D degree in Biology. 53 Ms. Shadle went completely u6 J University of California at Davis with a Departmental Citation in 1977. Dr. Shadle began postdoctoral studies in the laboratory of Dr. Klaus Weber in Gottingen, West Germany, Jan. 3. She will be a Fellow at the Max Planck In­ stitute for Biophysical Chemistry. She is the, daughter of longtime Rancho Palos Verdes residents Paul and Elnor Shadle. Grandparents are the late Mr. and Mrs. William Pries, Sr., of McHenry and Anna Shadle of Lomita, Calif., and the late Wolf Shadle, former Ringwood residents. The following are among students who have earned high academic honors (3.5-4.0) or honors (3.0-3.49) at McHenry County College during the fall 1983 session. On the MCC grading system, 4.0 is equal to "A" and 3.0 is equal to "B". Part-time students are eligible for award of honors only during those semesters in which they complete a multiple of 12 semester hours. FULL-TIME HIGH McHENRY: Clayton Ames, Margaret Armstrong, Diane Augus tyn iak , Miche l l e Brosman, Giselle Dowe, Tracy Esposito, Julie Flynn, Patricia Haag, Jeffrey Jurik, Christine Knox, Holly Kuhns, Laura McAndrews, Kenneth Olsen, Keith Porter, Laurie Rhoton, Douglas Richmond, Kenneth Scanlin, Patricia Schillaci, Carol Schmidt, Karen Schmitt, Bradley Schmitt, William Seifert, Michael Smith, James Thorson, Keith White, Suszan Worzala, and Andre Yerkes. RICHMOND: Nicholas Busch, Karen Krieger, Natalie Turk. RINGWOOD: John Lister and April Stewart. FULL-TIME HONORS McHENRY: Ann Bradley, Sherri Bruce, Kelly Chilvers, Mary Chilvers, Kimberly Clark, Dawn Desbiens, Donna Doherty, Gloria Garrrelts, Susan Hautzinger, Constance Johnson, Robert Jones. Steven Kalsch. Robert Kunz, Debbie Meyer, Karla Meyer, Jay Miklavcic, Michael Mondl, Anthony. Navarroli, Anne Nowicki, Robert Roewer, Cindy Sch­ wartz, Ben Schweder, Karla Stueben, Mary Wohnrade, and Lorie Zahn. RICHMOND: Mark Cesaroni, Kenneth Tassone, and Janice Wilcoski. SPRING GROVE: Timothy Everding, Renee Paleka and Barry Pike. PART-TIME HIGH JOHNSBURG: Patr i c ia Keicher Keber. McHENRY: Gail Albers, Gail Anderson, Antonio Asevedo, Earl Awe, Kathleen Bolger, Sarah Bolger, Robert Boyle, Craig Cam ah an, Dee Celestine, Janet Dagens, Phyllis Deberry, Bridget Diedrich, Linda Fiedler, Debra Gust, Lorie Hansen, Chris Kennebeck, Mary -Ktfaack, joy Little, James McClellan, Daniel McCormack, Judith Nett, Martina Obenauf, Kathleen Oday, Lisa Phalin, Rose Pitzen. Tracy Polito. Thomas Popovich, Eileen Robel, Vicki Roth, Kenneth Sarni, Kathryn Scolaro, Paul Seavey, Cindy Smetters, John Snyder, Darlene Stampfl, Jill Stefely, Donna Wolf, and Glenys Zweifel. RICHMOND: Dawn Lowndes. WONDER LAKE: Thomas Curran, Henry Dernelle, Judy Ham, Wendy Hicks, Carol Hxmjy Mary Kennelly, Carolyn Nasebandt, Linda Nelsestuen, Helen Noskowicz, Eileen Phipps, Carolyn Pietz, Beatrice Pond, James Proctor, Jane Ratzlaff and Deborah Schaefer. PART-TIME HONORS McHENRY: Dennis Beager, Pamela Brackmann, David Clark, Ronald Delelio, Margie Domski, Steven Drake, Judith Franks, Rita Gealow, Mary Graziano, Flecia Hawkinson, Bonnie Hill, Pauline Kalk- brenner, Marylou Knapp, Diane Knickerbocker , Laura Leukaufe, Linda Lossmann, Leon Martin, Peggy McGee, Diane Mer curio. Dolores Molina, Christine Morgan, Ingrid Nowicki, " Jeffrey Popovich, Anthony Tancredi, Patricia Thompson, and Robin Weincouff. RICHMOND: Kay Derdeyn, Gary Kinsch, Terri Knapp, Gloria Marzahl, Kathy Miller, Georgiana 0'Toole, and Patricia Stilling. R I N G W O O D : K a r e n Ferguson. SPRING GROVE: Sharon Parratore WONDER LAKE: Carolynne Blaha, Michael Hollingsworth, Linda Jahn, David Janke, David Larsen, Sharon Little, Nancy McCarty, and Gary Pierce. -P111 • i n 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' -*** Peddler's % Square \.y ,v -X. 112 Cass Street, Woodstock 815/338-7456 Monday-Saturday 10 to 5 30 oh Everything • Bring In This Ad For An Additional 10% Off! *Stenciling *Cross Stitch *Fabrics *Kits * Baskets *Notions * Miniatures *Quilting *Yarns - Exchange student speaks to classes Recently, Henry Cortes, Foreign Exchange student from Bucaramanga, Colombia, South America, spoke to the Spanish classes at Maria# Central Catholic High School. Henry attends Marian Central and lives with the Bert Beer family of Woodstock. The invitation to Henry came from Mrs. Laura Spice, Spanish teacher at Marian Central. Mrs. Spice placed one restriction on Henry if he came to speak to her classes - he could speak no English in the classes, only Spanish. The students prepared questions, also written in Spanish, which were submitted to Henry beforehand. Henry answered these questions, and more. >The major portion of his presentation was about life in Colombia. He described the poverty and desperation that exists in the lives of the majority of the people of his country. Henry outlined the poor living conditions that exist for most in Colombia. He also emphasized how fortunate people in the United States are to have a higher standard of living and such excellent educational opportunities. Literacy is the exception rather than the rule in his country. It is his hope to work with his people in a program called "Alfabetizacion" which helps poor people of Colombia become literate. Henry's future plans are to become a doctor and help his people. McHenry students WIU graduates More than 800 students took part in mid-year com­ mencement exercises held Dec. 17 at Western Illinois Univer­ sity. Western Hall on Univeresity Drive was the site of the fourth • ^ , Morris College announces honor roll mid-year commencement in WIU history. McHenry graduates were Colleen Ann DeRososier, 219 S. Draper, and Scott Donarski, 3111 W. Crescent, both Bachelor of Business degrees. Robert Morris College has announced its President's Honors list for the last term. Recipients of the honors award have maintained a GPA of 3.5 or higher for the term. Those named to the list from this area include Heidi Schmitt, 3704 West Maple Ave., McHenry, Sales and Marketing, GPA 4.0; and Cheryl Biggers, 7104 N. Oak Street, Wonder Lake, 6-month Secretarial, GPA 3.72. your hands could complete this picture if you SHOPLIFT •••Jl Take a look at the whole picture. Shoplifting leads to a permanent police record . sometimes even a lengthy jail sentence and large tine. It could destroy your chances at a decent job, an education, even a loan. So if you're tempted to shoplift, think about the bleak picture in store for you. J McHenry 1 385-0170