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Schools SECTION 2 - PAGE 15 - PLAINPEALER - WEDNESDAY, MAY It, 1*84 Edwards named as student trustee Marian Central Catholic High School band members prepare for the spring concert tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the school gymnasium. The Marian Central chorus will also be performing at the concert. • Marian holds band concert tonight Marian Central Catholic High School Band and Chorus wUl present a spring concert on May 16, at 7:90 p.m. in the school gymnasium. Students will perform some of the pieces from the Organizational Music Contest including "Masterpiece" -and "Thunderer**. Several band students will perform solos and ensembles. The chorus will feature songs, "Annie", "How Do You Keep the Music Visit to library DawnStewart finds something «f Interest at the JMavg Library. Second grade students of Anne O'Donnell's class from St. John's school visited the library and learned of the services the library provides. 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REGISTRATION The Alliance Christian School of McHenry is now taking registrations for the 1984-1985 school year. The school offers classes for grades 1 through 12. As ACS centers it's third year, it will continue to develop its motto "Education in the Shadow of the Cross." Anyone in­ terested in giving their child a Christian-based education is asked to call Mrs. Teri Popp at the school, 385-1519, for further information. Jim Edwards of Lake In The Hills, newly elected to a4 one- year term as Student Trustee, represents the entire student body from his seat on the McHenry County College Board. He brings to the office 20 years worth of leadership experience gained in the U.S. Army and involvement in civic and student activities. "Half my life was spent in the military," says Edwards. "I came back to school to try to find something to motiviate me. K^hat usually motivates me is e study of something I know nothing about. I picked agriculture. I find it fascinating. The management end of agriculture itself is just phenomenal." He is equally impressed with the attitude of teachers at MCC. Pre-school holds Dad's day May 19 Joyful Noise Christian pre­ school invites area pre­ schoolers to participate in their annual Dad's Day program, a • pre-school Olympics on Saturday, May 19 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in Faith Presbyterian Church, 2107 Lincoln Road, McHenry. Dad's Day is a yearly event just for the children and their fathers. This year, fathers will put their kids through Olympic paces with an opportunity to win ribbons, participate in a parade and other events. To participate, parents must register their children by filling out an application obtained from Barb Marrs, 385-1434. There is a small fee to cover the ap­ plication, awards, refreshments and booklets. In the event of cold or rain, the event will be held in the East Campus gym. o . Iir": i NEW AUTO LOANS 119 % FORTY-EIGHT MONTHS - Marengo Federal ^SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. 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Rand Road (Just 1 mile West of Randhurst) Arlington, Heights, III. - (312)577-7100 He feels that it is different from what he has experienced in his studies at a number of four-year schools across the country. "You go to a lot of classrooms," he continues, "the teacher knows the subject, but they are kind of guarded. They don't *Ant you to know everything they know. Here, the instructors appreciate you questioning why they say something. They want you to know all they know, and I'm not talking just about ag in­ structors." Edwards adds, "I want to really be available. I want to develop the concerns of the students toward the facility. I'm not a hip shooter and I will not invent problems for the Board. If there is a problem, I will defend an issue. I won't represent a complaint." He wants to develop a Student Trustee staff. 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