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SECTION 2 - PAGE 10 - f LAlNDEALER - FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1984 Schools McHenry business students win county awards (Plaindealer photo by Anthony Oliver) Above are McHenry East Campus business students who won third place at a recent McHenry County College business education contest. Standing are Brian Smith, left, and Dave Suchomsld. Seated is Bea Gemmell. Not pictured is Greg Hajek. Joint gym night held The Marian Central Catholic High School Student Council recently sponsored a gym night in cooperation with the Pioneer Center Extended Living Facility residents who live on the property adjacent to the school. Jim MiliteUo, student council president, and Andrea Leslie, student council treasurer, planned the evening activity with Sandy Diesel, Pioneer Center program manager The Pioneer residents and Marian Central students met in the Marian Central gymnasium for many and varied activities, including a one-hour basketball tournament. in Crystal Lake 815-459-2660 The mos t exqu is i te banque t fac i l i t i es m the a rea a re now ready to se rve you t ALL SUMMER CLOTHING 20% OFF J SPRING COATS&JACKETS SUMMER SLEEPWEAR SWIMWEAR (Boys 8. Girls) 25% OFF 0SHK0SH PANTS, SPECIALLY BIBOVERALLS.. nniAFn SHORT ALLS rMVfcU SHORTS TODDLER SHORTSET $2" to $4" $799 INFANT UNDERSHIRTS lpc. by Carter $999 reg.S5.00 » fl(M CRYSTAL POINT MALL, next to Kmart, 459-8883 F4¥°OsBi>m The third annual McHenry County Business Education contest was recently held at McHenry County College, and McHenry Community High School students made quite an impressive showing. Individual winners, by ^ campus are: EAST CAMPUS Bea Gemmell, third place, shorthand II; Dave Suchomski, second place, accounting; Brian Smith, first place, accounting; and Greg Hajek, first place spelling. WEST CAMPUS Lisa Kovich, fifth place, shorthand I; Lori Smith, fifth place, shorthand II; Chris Lindemann, fifth place, typing n production; Kelly Fandre, fourth place, shorthand II; Erin Byrnes, fourth place, typing n speed; Robin Loss, third place, typing II production; Jacki VanKanegan, third place, typing I speed; Sandi Kappel, ' second place, typing I speed; Kim Doerfert, second place, spelling; Kim Schulz, second place, shorthand I; Aleen Tif­ fany, second place, typing I production; and Kim May, first place, typing I production. Shown above is the McHenry West Campus business education team, which won second place in a recent county-wide contest at McHenry County College. Seated, front row, are Kim May, left, and Lori Smith. Middle row, seated from left, (Plaindealer photo by Donna Bertulit) are Kim Doerfert, Chris Lindemann and Lisa Kovich. Standing in back, from left, are Aleen Tiffany, Robin Loss, Kim Schulz, Jacki VanKanegan, Kelly Fandre, Sandi Kappel and Erin Byrnes. Art students to display work Art students from Marian Central Catholic High School will be exhibiting their art at Lor a and Wally Grigg's Bookstore, 113 South Benton on the Woodstock Square, from May 13 through May 25.. Gift certificates donated by the store will be awarded to students for outstanding work. Judging of the exhibition will be done by Ozzie Rometo, art in­ structor at McHenry County College. The public is invited to view the art display at the bookstore. Gregg Pustaver and the Marian Central art students planned the display in cooperation with the bookstore. Local residents included at Marian honors dinner Hie evening of May 2 was an important and formal evening for Marian Central Catholic High School students. Honored at a reception planned by John Burke, assistant principal of academics, were students who ranked in the top 10 percent of their class academically. Parents of the students were also honored for their support of students and ftXarian Central. "The combined effort of the family and the school is most important in an educational atmosphere. In a year where academic excellence is of national concern, it is noteworthy that at Marian Central recognition for high scholastic achievement h|js- elude: seniors Kim Kaminski already become a tradition," and Kim Schuler, both of commented Burke. Wonder Lake; sophomore Mary The Honorable Haskell M. Lewan of McHenry; and fresh- Pitluck, associate judge of the man Michael Freund of circuit court, gave the main McHenry. address of the evening. His speech, entitled "Aim for the Top", presented practical ad­ vice to students in their pursuit of education and a career. Thomas Landers, Marian Central Principal, made the presentation of academic certificates to the students. "Each student is to be congratulated on his or her performance in academics this year. We are proud, as an academic institution, to be able to honor our students in this way," commented Landers. The evening concluded with music provided by several Marian students. _ Local residents who were honored at the reception in- WOODSTOCK THEATRE MAIN SIRKKT - Jus l Of f the Square Adul t - . *2; 11 A Inder M.50; Mat iner* '1 .00 815-338-8555 Start ing Fr iday PRINCESS GREYSTOKE III* I Hit VIM* TARZAN Rogwr Eb«rt Iorhoi mi \ns T*l FRI: 7:00, 0:15 SAT. 4 SUN: 1:00, 3:16, 7:00, 0:15 MON. - THURS: 7:00, 0:10 GEM . <*> FRI: 7:10, 0:00 SAT. t SUN: 1:00, 3:00, 7:10, 0:00 MON. - THURS: 7:00, 0:00 jf£e IsOiffows of CBarrington Invites you to join Mothers's Day An Elegant Pining Experience At Comparable Prices MOTHERS DAY BRUNCH 9:30am to3:30pm *995 Adults »5,s Children SERVING DINNER Off Our regular menu-4:00pm to 7:00pm BILL DEAN WILL ENTERTAIN "On Hamond X66 Organ" 1050 E. NW Highway, Fox River Grove 312/639-8500 I'1 * • jm A ^ * (Plaindealer photo by Donna Bertulis) Technical scholarship Lori K. Smith of St. Clara's Court 659 of McHenry accepts a technical institute scholarship from Mrs. Dolores Johnson of the National Catholic Society of Foresters. Miss Smith attends McHenry High School. Public input encouraged for rank and grading policy As part of their regular monthly meeting, the Johnsburg High School Citizens' Advisory Council invites interested students and parents to attend a special open forum discussion on the topic of "Class Rank and Grade Weighting for High School Courses." The meeting will take place in the high school learning center Tuesday, May 15 at 7:30 p.m. In the last two months, four members of the CAC have met in conjunction with four faculty members on a special "ad hoc" committee to investigate the topic of the computation of class rank. It was the feeling of the committee that the present grading system contained some inequities. It was also felt that any non-weighted system would fail to meet the needs of John­ sburg High School. In studying techniques for weighting grades however, the committee felt it was critical to get as much feedback as possible. For this reason an open forum was suggested. Parents and students in­ terested in input on the topic are encouraged to attend the session. Those who cannot attend but wish to convey their ideas to one of the committee members, are invited to do so. Parents on the committee are: Mrs. Mary Ellen Shine, 385-3458 and Tony Freels, 385- 2192. Students on the committee are Kristin Ort and Hick Schaller. SIXTEEN CANDLES» mtUIHMMWWI! mwmiumm BREAKlNft fRI a SA! 2:30^4:30^7 910.30 SIM THURS 2:30-4:30-7-9 flRESTARTER. FRIiSAT 2:154:15 43043410:15 JlflUWJtS 2:154154:34130 MOSCOW ON THE HUDSONFO HI * SAT 2 4:154:451:4510 45 SUN-INUtS 2-4:15-4:451:45 ROMANCING THE STONE fo Rl. HOKTHUIS 4:45-9 SAU SIM 2:154:344459 FOOTLOOSE FO SAT 1 SUN 2:30-4:30 7-9 FRI. 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