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SECTION 2 - PAGE 14 - I'LAIN DEALER - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1984 ÎmmIc (o l̂ Debaters capture second spot at state VvllUVld Maintaining f ine m--mmmm JL STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE CAYLORD Ron Naus, left, and Todd Weiler are shown with second place trophy in the Junior Varsity competition of the Illinois Speech Teachers Association. Marian high announces high ranking students Seniors: Mark Cotteleer, Michelle T. Gahgan, Joann Kennebeck, Catherine Land, and Judith Radtke of McHenry, Stephanie Huinker of Ringwood, and Cheryl Ann Walsh, Wonder Lake. Juniors: Dawne Marshall and Thomas Snow, McHenry, and Michael McGuire, Wonder Lake. Sophomores: Mark Biggus and Keith Spengel, McHenry; and Leann Sullivan, Wonder Lake. The staff of Marian Central Catholic High School has an­ nounced the first semester honor roll for students in the local area: HIGH HONORS-3.5 and above Seniors: Margaret Coughlin, Diane Knox, and Heide Nuhsbaum, of McHenry, Kim Kaminski and Kim Schuler of Wonder Lake. Juniors: Craig S. Kunz and Christine Norman, McHenry; and Cynthia Marie Dickow, Spring Grove. Sophomores: Mary Lewan, Tiffany Lutterman, and Molly Murphy, in McHenry, Patrick Walls, Spring Grove. Freshmen: Michael Freund and Tamara Verush, McHenry. HONORS--3 4 and above Freshmen: Brian Edward Deeke, Marie Frisch, Kathleen Mass, Christine O'Meara, James Tague and John Wem- ber, McHenry, and Richard Sullivan, Wonder Lake. SCHOOL BRIEFS Registration for fall term kindergarten classes at Big Hollow Grade School will be held Thursday, March 8, and Friday, March 9. Parents should bring some proof of birth for their children to the school at 34699 North Highway 12, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. To be eligible for fall kindergarten -- REGISTRATION classes children must be 5 years old on or before December 1, 1984. Physical and dental examination forms will be distributed at registration to be completed before the fall terms begins. Parents who cannot attend the scheduled registration should contact the school. The regular instructional meeting of the board of education of McHenry Com­ munity High School District 156, scheduled to be held Tuesday, • MEETING CHANGE March 6, at 7:30 p.m. has been changed to Monday, March 5, at 7 p.m. in rooms 210-211 at West Campus. Junior and senior class high school students who are in­ terested in applying for $1,000 college scholarships should request applications by March 15 from the Educational Com­ munications Scholarship Foundation, 721 N. McKinley Road, Lake Forest, 111. 60045. To receive an application, students should send a self- -- SCHOLARSHIP addressed, stamped envelope with a note stating their name, address, city, state and zip code and approximate grade point average. Fifty award winners will be selected on the basis of academic performance, in­ volvement in extracurricular activities and need for financial aid. Michael Zegarski of Crystal Lake, senior at Marian Central Catholic High Schol, recently traveled to Cincinnati, Ohio, and won first place in thfe choral portion of the Music. Teachers Maintaining their fine tradition of victory, McHenry's Debate team managed to capture second place Junior Varisty championship trophy, third place JV championship, and third place Novice cham­ pionship at the recent 85-team ISTA (Illinois Speech Teachers' Association) open state championship tournament at Harper College. Junior Varsity debaters, Ron Naus, junior at West and Todd Weiler, junior at East, carried home the honors of second place championship. After five preliminary rounds and a series of "out" rounds, the team ad­ vanced to the finals against Buffalo Grove. This JV twosome defeated teams from Wheeling, Libertyville, Rockford, and Buffalo Grove along the way. Todd is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Weiler and his partner, Ron, the son of Mrs. Belinda Naus of Wonder Lake. This is the second year of debate competition for both young men. They have actively competed in 12 weekend tour­ naments thus far this year, having won awards and honors as second place team at the Wheeling tournament, third place team at Grayslake, third place team at Rockford East and several individual speaker awards. Their next competition series takes them to Niles West in March for the National Forensic League district competition. The third place JV cham­ pionship team of Greg Hajek and Elaine Robbins advanced to the semifinal round defeating teams from Hersey, Wheeling, and Libertyville along the way. In the Octa-final round, Elaine and Greg defeated Belvidere by a 3-0 margin. Again, in quarter­ finals. the team won all three m i Leigh Tevis, Jeff Gates, Joan AAarchese and Elaine Robbins, front row, from left, and Seth Elliott, Tim Gray, Jeff Bjorn, Greg Hajek, Todd Weiler and Ron Naus, STAFF PHOTOWA YNf OAYLORD standing from left, were part of the AACHS Debate team that captured honors in the recent ISTA competition. judge ballots defeating the team from Hersey. In the semi-final round, Hajek and Robbins were paired to meet McHenry's Haus and Weiler, but the higher "seeded" team advanced giving Elaine and Greg third place in the tournament. Hajek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hajek, is in his first year of debate and a senior at East. His record for the year includes as many as 10 team and individual trophies. Elaine is-the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ ward Robbins and is a junior at East. Also qualifying for the Octa- final round were seniors, Jeff Bjorn and Jeff Gates. Both Jeff and Jeff broke into the final round but forefeited_ to McHenry's Naus and- Weiler because of "seeding" positions. Jeff and Jeff's second year of debate competition has resulted in several team trophies in­ cluding first place team at the Wheeling Invitational in January. Novice division third place championship was won by two McHenry freshmen from West Campus, Seth Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brook Elliott, and Tim Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gray. This novice team managed to defeat teams from Wheeling, Belvidere. In the semifinals on a 2-1 decision, thev dropped to Wheeling. Overall, this novice team finished third, an overwhelming victory for the team as a whole. Also breaking into final rounds, were novices,- Leigh Tevis and Joan Marchese, sophomores at West. With the third highest speaker points as a novice team, the girls entered octa-finals and dropped to Wheeling on a 2-1 ballot. The students are debating the topic: Resolved: That the United States should establish uniform rules governing criminal court procedures in the nation. McHenry's debate coach, Gloria Burke, teaches English and Speech at McHenry's East CamDUS. Marian council looks at falling enrollment By Kurt Begalka Shaw Free Press News Media The Marian Central Catholic High School Council of Ad­ ministration discussed the problem of falling enrollment at the school recently I. "I thought everybody was going to be knocking down the door to get in here," Rev. Salvatore Guagliardo, a councilman, said. "What happened to our great increase in enrollment?" Principal Thomas Landers said that the state 2A football championship was a "fringe benefit," rather than a major selling point for the school. The interest is genuine, but the numbers are lacking, Landers said. Marian had about 400 eighth grade graduates to draw from throughout the county just two years ago, he added. "The Catholic grammar schools are generating about half (today)." Landers said 132 eighth graders took the placement test, and 97 have enrolled. The composition of the other classes next year are: 87 sophomores, 77 juniors and 86 seniors - a total of 347 students. This represents a decline of 30 students from 1983-84, fueled in part by a large graduating class of 114 seniors, Landers said. Nontheless, he said he remains optimistic that another 10 students will register in the near future. The Rev. Dorrance Tranel, another councilman, questioned why the same number of ad­ ministrators were needed now, compared to when enrollment was nearly 800. "I don't foresee cutting the number of administrators but a redefining of staff respon­ sibilities," Landers said. He pointed out that assistant principals, the Rev. Donald Smithes and Robert O'Mara, teach extensively in the classroom, which was not done in the past. The Rev. Smithes teaches 16 periods each week, and The Rev. O'Mara teaches 11 periods. That is equivalent to a full-time teacher, Lander said - a savings of about $13,000 an­ nually. The staff salary scale for 1984- 85 was presented to the council. It represents a 7.5 percent raise, Landers said. The average salary for the 19 teachers will be $15,952. Total salaries equal $73,500. • Landers added that salary increases for administrators are being considered and have not been finalized. The next council meeting is at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 19, at the school. The budget will be presented. Landers said the role of Marian's administration will be studied. "I'd like to review the resumes of the administrators before they move into the classroom," said Councilman Jeff Ladd of Crystal Lake. "I can see the justification as long as they are doing something else besides ad­ ministration," the Rev. William Joffe, another councilman, added. In other action: ...The council voted to retain Landers as principal, following approval by the Diocesan Office of Education. ...Discussed the 1984 Chocolate Drive, to begin Friday, March 2. Landers said the school grossed $26,000 the past two years, which is used to provide financial aid to needy students. The school received about 45 percent of that, after the cost of candy and prizes were deducted, Landers said. A suggestion by Ladd to change the product for sale was defeated, despite the fact that several council members acknowledged they have candy in their freezer. "I can eat 20 chocolate bars, but I can't read 20 magazines (subscriptions)," said Richard Barthuly of Wonder Lake. This year's goal is $16,920. Other financial help for students comes from the Father Eugene Baumhofer Scholarship Fund, in which there is a balance of $4,000 presently. Landers said a push for donations to the fund will be made in conjunction with Marian's 25th anniversary celebration scheduled for'June 23. Parkland school announces quarter honor roll TOP SINGER National Association contest. He represented the State of Illinois in this competition. Mike will now travel to Louisville, Ky., to participate in the national competition. Mollann Available At m Mm mcnenr fm V Since 1875 The Following • laini ueaier Locations: •WHITE HEN •NORTHWEST •J ft L GAS PANTRY TRAIN " •ACE HARDWARE •BELL LIQUORS •ISLAND FOODS •LAKEVIEW •BOLCERS •CONVENIENT FOODS DRUG STORE FOOD •SUNNYSIDE •OSCO DRUGS •COUNTRY FOODS •JEWEL CUPBOARD •LITTLE STORE •HORNSBY'S •SULLIVAN FOODS •SUNRISE GROCERY •KAREN ft GINNY'S •UNION '76 •DEBBIE'S GENERAL •LIQUOR MART •COLE PHARMACY STORE •McHENRY •COAST TO COAST •VILLAGE MARKET HOSPITAL •SUNNYSIDE GAS •McHENRY DRUG •FOOD MART & QUICK MART • J ft R FOOD MART The following Parkland students have made the Parkland Honor Roll by achieving a 3.0 or better average for the second quarter. EIGHTH GRADE Joe Amore, Mike Birmingham Terry Blake, Rodney Boone, Tim Brachmann, Andrea Brady, Shannon Brown, Erinn Carani, Chris Churchill, Shawn Colomer, Michelle DeLisle, Scott Diehl, John Doherty, Greg Doyen, Wendy Fischer, Yvette Fuiava, David Gealow, Dave Gende, Tim Glosson, Javier Gomez, Jim Hammer, Paula Harris, Pam Hoge, Rob Huff­ man, Sandy Jarosinski, Chris Johnson, Shelly Johnson, Linda Kath, Brett Kemmer, Joe Killam, Lisa Kirsch, Catrina Kitchen, Jennifer Klatt, Kris Kleeman, Kelly Koerper, Tracy Kotiw and Stephanie Kumm. Also Allen LaMarche, Lee Lockwood, Wayne Markgraff, Darren Mereness, Randy Miller, Angela Molina, Jennifer Motroni, Brian Nemtusak, Amy Nystrom, Ian Papineau, Lisa Ryan, Eric Salman, Ted San­ ders, Paul Scharff, Frank Schoen, Chris Schordje, Mike Schreiner, Liz Serritella, Mike Sevilla, Dawn Sheehan, Jeff Sorenson, Scott Sorling, Jeff Stark, Debbie Sundby, Eric Swanson, Tom Sweetwood, Theresa Swiatek, Vanessa Urban, Richard Volck, Joel Warren, Julie Warren, Phil Webb, Mark Whitney, Todd Wienholtz, Sherry Wijas, Kris Williams, Kim Zujewski and Jeff Zurblis. HOW TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE RMcHenry « «sincn«»5 amdealer Th« McHcnry Plaind»al*r 3812 W. Elm StrMt. McH.nry, II. 60050 McHenry County • 1 YEAR-$19.00 • 6 MONTHS $10.00 Outside McHenry County • 1 YEAR - $27.00 • 6 MONTHS $16.50 Name. Address. City _State -Zip SEVENTH GRADE Danielle Adams, Bill Anest, Lynette Anzelmo, Gretchen Baumbeck, Jennifer Bellon, Kim Belzer, Mike Berg, Kelly Beyer, Alan Bitterman, Holly Brandenburg, Jason Burke, Kathy Bykowski, Cindy Cam- plbell, Mike Christensen, Sean Christman, Ericka Conway, Lora Deckert, Todd Doherty, Robin Duren, Michelle Einfeldt, Kim Farrington, Andy Freund, Pam Gregorio, Beth Greve, Sherry Groh, Dave Hancock, Tricia Harnish, Tina Hennip, Dia Hellios, Anne Hoffman, Marc Hubbard, Steve Iacullo, Brian Johnson, Marc Johnson, Bob Kerns, Aaron Klopfenstein, Karin , Koester, Tena Kotke, Karen Kovich, Rae Ann Kryc, Bill Kuechel, Char Kulik and Catherine Kupstis. Also Tammie LaRocco, JoJo LaRussa, Brian Lincoln, Julie Linn, Carrie McMahon, Cindy Marinangel, Sheryl Mayhew, Missy Meier, Jennie Meyers, Wendy Miller, Venus Obara, Laura Olsen, Jackie Ownes, Derick Parisi, Brandon Pasternock, Ryan Penover, Tammy Peters, Kelly Radic, Kevin, Radic, Michele Reed, Jason Renguso, Regina Riley, Deb Scott, Dan Schilling, Lora Schneider, Aaron Sherrick, Kelly Smith, Dennis Suchomski, Traci Swanson, Todd Thennes, Kathy Tiffany, Darlene Van- Cleave, Mike VanCleve, Laura Vistine, Emily Warren, ̂ Jim Walters, Jim Wayman, Carrie Weith, Michele Williams and Allison Woods. SIXTH GRADE Kim Amore, Aaron Behnett, Wendy Biggerstaff, Ron Bonesz, Mike Bunting, Carie Churchill, Amy Comer, Deb Cunningham, Mike Diedrich, Lisa Doerfert, Jason Eckert, Jenny Eiserman, Chad Elliott, Jim Florkiewicz, Sue Gleeson, Bobbi Goebel, Jennifer Grutzmacher, Jamie Heinmiller, Rich House, Christy Johnson, Tom Johnson, Tabitha Kenny, Brian Kuhar and Chris Kucia. Also Erin Laskowski, Mike Lazar, Cindy Lockwood, Pete Low, Laura Martin, Angela Mathieson, Tiffany Miller, Mike Molina, Shawn Morris, Robert Nemtusak, Brett Newbrough, Heather O'Neil, Joy Porshakin, Charlene Rasmussen, Mike Rinehart, Kristi Rosenberg, Jenny Rourke, Becky Schaefer, Tracy Schaefer, Amy Scher, Mike Stangl, Rich Stark, Randy Steffen, Simon Sullivan, Dan Sweetwood, Joanna Szlem- barski, Jill Tracy, Cheryl VanDeWege, Valerie Walters, Tony Wasicak, Cory Witt and Julie Yen.