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PAGE 8-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1984 Scttools © Open MCHS school libraries to public Recently the libraries at both East and West Campuses were accepted into membership in the Northern Illinois Library System. As a part of this system, the McHenry High School libraries have agreed to open their doors to anyone from the northern Illinois area who resides in a.,member library district. As residents of any library district, the public is entitled to use the high school facilities at any time. Linda Usrey, librarian at East Campus, pointed out that it is very possible, because of the size of the school, the libraries may have many books and magazine titles that community libraries might not be able to have on their shelves. The public also has access to the materials of any library which is a member of the Northern Illinois Library System. The regular library hours at East are from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., at West from 7:15 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. For further information, either school librarian may be con­ tacted. The number at West Campus is 385-7077 and the number at East Campus is 385- 1420. Sue Gerasch leads teacher group On Feb. 23, Sue Gerasch, chairperson of Region 38, Illinois Education Association- NEA, will lead a delegation of teachers from Lake County to the annual IEA-NEA Representative Assembly to be held at the Hyatt Regency in Chicago. Ms. . Gerasch is a former McHenry resident. As some of more than 700 teacher-leaders in attendance, they will be a part of the decision-making body of the IEA-NEA which meets annually to vote on such things as the state association budget, the legislative platform for the upcoming General Assembly, and on proposed changes in the by-laws of the organization. A key concern of this year's delegates is the protection and perpetuation of the nation's system of public education which has come under in­ creasing attack from some groups during recent years. IEA-NEA leaders believe those attacks, coupled with tightened funding and continued threats of teacher and program cutbacks in many school districts, have placed public education in a tenuous situation. SCHOOL BRIEFS ISU HONORS A total of 1,383 students at Illinois State University have been recognized for their scholarship by being included in the Dean's List of their respective colleges for the fall, 1983, . semester that ended December 16. Students who Twenty-six students in the University of Illinois Institute of Aviation have earned flight certificates and ratings. Among them is Dana Andreas, 3920 Hillcrest Place, who received his certificate with instrument rating. The students earned the awards by completing courses and passing national Federal Aviation Administration tests. The awards included private pilot certificates and ratings in instrument flying and multi- engine flying. BUTLER HONORS Two students from McHenry have been named to the Dean's List at Butler University for the first semester of the 1983-84 One-thousand, one-hundred and ninety-three undergraduate students at Western Illinois University have been named to the Dean's List for their scholastic achievements during the 1983 fall semester. Among All Facilities of Mchenry State Bank WILL BE CLOSED President's Day, Monday, Feb. 20th McHENRY STATE BANK Sixth graders celebrate the Chinese New Year cu T < Danielle Himpleman, Holy Soprych and Michelle Kennebeck acquire expertise with chopsticks in their study of Chinese tradition. St. John's sixth grade class celebrated the Chinese New Year to conclude their studies of Oriental culture. The students dressed in homemade costumes of either ancient or modern Chinese tradition. The meal prepared by students and parents consisted of bamboo shoots, Med rice, chicken chow mein, Chinese tea, and fortune cookies. The New Year 4682 - 'The Year of the Rat" based on the Chinese calendar - was welcomed with newly acquired Oriental manners which included using only chopsticks to eat the meal. To complement the dinner the students made replicas of Chinese artwork and discussed the dyasty from which each niece may have originated,. During their studies the students also made papier machie relief maps of China and practiced drawing the characters Chinese use in their written language. The Chinese New Year celebration was one of many activities designed to introduce the students to world cultures through academic studies. Johnsburg Junior high announces honor students make the Dean's List have achieved grade-point averages that place them in the top 10 percent of their respective colleges at the university. Among the students honored was Susan M. Schmitt, of 2313 N. Riverside Drive; McHenry. FLIGHT CERTIFICATE Following is the second quarter honor roll at Johnsburg Junior High School: 5.000-4.500 Sixth Grade: Joy Boelens, John Briggs, Aaron Dominguez, William Grons, Jessica M. Miller, Darrin Propp, Adam Scheibe, Valerie Shull, and Michael Szarek. Seventh Grade: Dawn Biederman, Angie DeWolfe, Carrie Dombroski, Tracy DuRei, William Gahlbeck, Trevor Hart, Matthew Hen- nigan, Michael Lewallen, Laura O'Donohue, Kimberly Schmidt, Bryan Smith, Renee Thayer, Annette Violett, Mary Welter, Jennie Wisniewski,and Lonnie Kowalski. Eighth Grade: Sharon Kee, Keith Mattison, Lisa Nunamaker, Carolyn Shine, Karen Slack,and Suzanne Wester. 4.499-3.500 Sixth Grade: Roberta man, Melissa Baehne, Marltf Baidinger, Jennifer Lynn Beam, Cheryl Biedron, Janice Blazina, Jessica Boggs, Joe Bosnick, JWi44iam Rudge, Melissa Rudzena, Amy Schaefer, Ann Schwabauer, Mistie Smith, Robin L. Smith, Thomas Smith, Eric Wayne Stedman, Brian Stittgen, Debra Swartzloff, Joel Taylor, Andrew Thompson, Eric Toussaint, Melissa Vayo, David Wetzstein, Kim Whittlinger and Charles Wuchter. Seventh Grade: Lisa Ackerman, Jennifer Baehne, Bradley Baidinger, Daniel Beake, Thomas Birkhoff, David Blake, Matthew Bonus, Jayne Borchers, Jill Borchers, Lisa Davidson, Paula Dean, Alison DiPerna, Jennifer M. Emrich, David Ferrara, Tina Forgette, Michael Garlanger, H&di Hermann, Vicky Huska, Michelle Jargstorf, Kim Johnson Leslie Johnson, Kerri Kacprowicz, Sean Kegel, An- neliese Kirkpatrick, Daniel Klapperich, Russell Kramer, Kathleen Lane, Matthew Lavin, and Dennis Linn. Also Heather Mahl, Patricia McDonough, Lisa Menolasino, Alexander Merlina, Richard Mirs, Sherri O'Brien, Kary Olsen, Shannon Parker, Todd Parks, Daniel Paulsen, Patricia Ponte, Eric Pulk, Catherine Ritter, Todd Roos, James Rorig, Karen Schaefer, Shelbi Scott, Yasmine Shedbalkar, Kimberly Shumate, Michelle Simon, Daniel Spung, Jeffrey Steffens, Allan Van Every, Wendy Winiarski, Rebecca Wolter, Dawn Creden, Holly Harvey, Jennifer Huemann, and Jeffrey Nowicki. Eighth Grade: Jack An­ derson, Kristin Anderson, Kathryn Lynn Barrett, Brooklynn Bean, Kyle Berg, Jennifer Blowers, Laura Car- della, Dawn Cerny, Julie Christie, Tammy Cooley, Marie Davids, Marsha Demers, Laurel Lee Dornbush, Jennie Eckstein, Linda Foster, Christine Fowles, Donna Gagnon, Heather Ghera, Frank Good, Donald Grons, Jennifer Harker, Diane Har- tigan, and Karen Herrmann. Also Lea Kelly, Ronda Kibbe, Andrew Krodel, Melissa Lersch, Jodi Lusk, Kevin Mattison, Todd Mazrin, Linda Miller, Kathleen Munson, Edward Nichols,. Melody Patterson, Lisa Pease, Wendy Pedersen, Carolyn Podhorn, Tamera Policky, Laureen Przybylski, Julie Sande, Guy Stedman, Elizabeth Steinbock, Robert Stewart, Jay Straulin, Thomas Valant, Lydia Walker, Joseph Wharton, and Craig Zvonar. a f Art- college year. They are: Hallie J. Miller, 1617 N. Draper Road, and Jill M. Schaefer, 3007 Charolette Avenue. WIU HONORS Braker, J)onnielle Christman, Christina Clements, Marshelle Crusing, Derek Davis, Brian J. Diedrich, Kristy Lynn Dieter, Pan Dodge, Jessica Emrich, Catherine Fischer, Jeannine Frett, Joe Freund, Anastacia Fry, Brian Gamen, Tracy Hiller, Julie Johnson and Karin Koeberlein. Also Rodney Lunkenheimer, Scott N. Miller, Mary O'Malley John Ortlieb, Dieter E. Paries, Stephanie Pease, Scott C. Popovich, Jason A. Quinn, Jennifer Roepenack, Krisada A to 4* 5 PLAN FOR DINNER--For the third year, an international dinner was sponsored by the P.T.O. of Valley View School/ served Feb. 13. Andy Hancock, Amy Jo Anderson, Rebekkah Cross and Daniel Boone are shown making placements for the event. them is Colleen Ann Derosier, 219 S. Draper Road, McHenry, with a 3.500 grade point average. Students are honored for compiling a semester grade- point-average of at least 3.5 on a scale of 4.0 equals A. Montini top school students announced ***** & 6 I The staff of Montini Middle School has announced the second quarter honor roll for the 1983-84 school year. In order to make the honor roll, a student must maintain a 3.0 or "B" average. To be placed on the high honor roll, a student must have a 3.5 average. A 4.0 would represent a straight "A" average. The students cited are: Eighth Grade 4.0-3.5~Jennifer Freund, Renee Faciana, Tanja Nuhsbaum, Bridgid Lean, Amy Vacula, Diane Lauten, Michele Martinez and Stacy Miller. 3.4- 3.0 -- Stacey Schmidt, Susan Vacula, Tracey Hoffman, Barbara Schoen, Dawn Dixon, Carol Masulunes, Laura Yegge and Denise Dalby; Seventh Grade - 4.0-3.5 - Mary Kate Winn, Shawn Ketchum and Jennifer Tonyan; 3.4-3.0 - Anne Barthel, Sharon Snow, Karen Coughlin, Robert Gorman, George Buch, Julie Erickson, Sean Reilly, Cindy Svoboda, Sue Wember, Mark Zimmerman, Bridget Walls, Kathy Coughlin, Joe Gilmore, Wendi King,David Martin, Timothy Mauer, Michael Hetterman and Katie Kurinsky. Sixth Grade - 4.0-3.5 - Steven I I I I II I I I I I I I I T> STUDIO ONE VIDEO inc. I I I I I I I I limT Aleckson, Julie Erkenswick, James Keller, Karen Vacula, Bryan Malenius, Julie Semrow, Christopher Sorensen, Janine Bakotic, Colleen Gorman, Kimberly Mullen, Brandon Cajthaml, Gregory Keller, Holly Oeffling, Glen Toussaint, Mary Widhalm, Elizabeth Johnson and Craig Neuhausel; 3.4-3.0 - Scott Skarzynski, Danielle White, Rebecca Reiche, Terry Pieroni, Ellen Sieverin, Joel Cejka, Patricia Quamme, Harla Plutshack, Brian Huinker, Timothy Nylander, Paul Wember and Ricky Williams. Fifth Grade -- 4.0-3.5 - Amy Svoboda and Julie Etten; 3.4-3.0 -- Kristine Martinez, Beth Seavey, Sean Dillon, Barbara Martin, Daniel Paprocki, Matthew Yegge, Janine Buch, Meredith Frett, Christopher Novak, Ann Schoen, Keith Simpson, Jessica Busch, Denise Henderson, Amy Birk, Shari Ketchum, Gary Erickson, Connie Freund, Brad McClellan and Jessica Morrissey. 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