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SECTION 2 - PACE 3 • PLAINDK \LEH HER MM. * EUNESUA1. DECEMBER 5. 19i4 ools announces honor roll WOODSTOCK - Marian Cen­ tral Catholic High School has an­ nounced the first quarter honor roll for Its students. Sailor high honors (3.5 and above) - John M. Ashley, Jill Anne Ber- Aa, Laura Ann Caldwell, Joseph f. Callahan Jr., Cynthia Marie Dickow, Daniel Scott Fortin, Michael John Fuller, Lisle Ann Garrett, Rachel A. Gibbons, Qaire Marie Gigon ' Michael S. Green, Won Son Han, Andrew T. HartUeb, Michelle M. Hauck, Yun Ho Kim, Andrea Jo Leslie, Kristin S. Malaker, Laura H. Martlno, Cecilia McCormack, Ellen Marie Orso, Nancy Lynn Parsley, Tracl Ann Piccolo, Mark A. Sircar Senior honors x (3.0 and above) •. Michael J. Baker, Louise Marie Bell, Van Le Berry, Diana M. Carlisle, Michael J. Diedrich, Jody K. Domek, John M,'Ferrero III, Mark E/\Kammermeier, Craig S. Kunz, Laura Ann Lalor, Michelle M. Lalor, Patricia A. Lu- ciani ^ Dawne Lyn Marshall, Kevin J. McConville, Michael McGuire, Christine A. Norman, Shannon O'Brien, Amy Therese Olszak, Michael A. Siciliano, William Lynn Smith, Thomas M. Snow, Mary Margaret Stahl, John M. Sullivan, Joseph M. Sullivan, Mat­ thew Wilcoski Junior high honors (3.5 and above) - Lilan Berry, Jamie L. Charles, William Darling, Darcy Lee Dick, Carole L. Draffkorn, Timothy Gib­ bons, Gail Gorski, Marcia Henn ing, Mary Lewan, Tiffany Lutter man, Michelle M. Martlno, Timothy Monson, Sheila M O'Donnell, Glen C. Pecoraro. Susan Joy Peschke, Randolph M! Repeta, Laura Ann Ryan, Kurt L. Stevens, Patrick Walls Junior honors (3.0 and above) Rebecca J. Adams, Jeanne Anspaugh, Holly Bartman, Ed­ ward Belmonte, Jodie Bright, William L. Dowling, Jeffry J. Hill, Ann F. Hoover, Donna Kelly, Kurt Former McHenry resident named to staff at university Cheryl . "Shae" Johnson (Stahlman), recently from Rock Falls, 111., and formerly of McHenry, has been appointed to the faculty of Southwest Missouri State University, sixth grades students, super­ vising college practicum students and teaching student teachers. She earned a bachelor of science degree in special education and elementary education from Illinois State University, Normal, and a master's degree in education from Northern Illinois University, DeKalb. For the past six years, Johnson has taught at Mont­ morency School in Rock Falls, where she taught three years of first grade and three years of remedial reading. Prior to that, die taught a year of special education at Sterling High School and two years of special education at McLean High School. Springfield. Her teaching assignment is to • be sixth-grade supervising teacher in the Greenwood laboratory school, located on campus. She will be teaching CHERYL JOHNSON Area schools join MS fight Three McHenry area schools are participating in the MS Word Encounters program sponsored by the Multiple Sclerosis Society. McHenry East and West Campuses and the Johnsburg Junior High School have entered the competition for the benefit of MS research. Initial written spelling tests in each of the 52 participating schools and 37 junior highs . .. V. I determine which students will qualify for the oral spell-off. Funds are earned for MS through sponsors who pledge a sum for each word spelled correctly. Final competition for the junior high students will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8, in Sand­ burg Middle School, Elmhurst. High school finals will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15, in the chapel at Elmhurst College. LIQUIDATORS F SUN. \ .F HOL,OA» \ R.W. LIQUIDATORS / SUN \ 5 HOURS V 63 N AYER ST., HARVARD 1 HOURS * 4 Mon. Sk } 3012 Rt. 120, east of River, McHENRY, IL \ Qfi f \ 9 AM to 9 PM RETAILf RS OF C-L0SE OUT MERCHANDISE \ b £ it is no) bargain Ae don't have it! ' Marunde, Susan A. McAloon, Rosina Meechan, Moly K. Mur­ phy, Patrick O'Leary, Keith Spengel, Leann Sullivan, Antonia Woodruff Sophomore high honors (3.5 and above) Bernadette Darling, Brian E. Deeke, Renee M. Draffkorn, Ernest Estela, Michael A. Freund, Anne Hill, Andrea Johnston, Michael A. Klemen, Christopher Noe, Kristi L. Pic­ colo, Scott M. Scheidel Sophomore honors (3.0 and above) John Baker, Maureen A. Beck, Howard E. Boppart, Edward T. Butzirus, Kenneth H. Frahm, Steve P. Lalor, Kenneth O. McAloon, Robert J. McCormack Merry Melissa Menge, Tracy A Nielsen, Christine O'Meara, Kerry Lynn Reed, Erik M. Streveler, Richard J. Sullivan, Bethinie A. Weisner, Shannon C. Welcome Freshmen high honors (3.5 and above) John C. Carzoli, Karen R. Caufield, Jennifer L. Freund, James E. Hartlieb, Michael E. Hill, Jennifer L. Jerominski, Jen­ nifer J. Lamb, Bridgid M. Lean, Krlsten T. Leslie, Eric T. Ligman, Tanja M. Nuhsbaum, Tom William Parsley, Matthew C. Pen- singer, Lauren Marie Repeta, Karen M. Slomski, Steven C. Strang, Brian G. VonBergen, Heather C. Welcome, Andrea J. Wilczynski, Laura Jean Yegge, Jan Frances Zim Freshmen honors (3.0 and above) Patricia J. Berg, Amy Brown, RobDy Lee Dick, Jean-Marie B. Ferrero, Erik C. Gross, Elizabeth T. Hattas, Walter J. Kubon III, Mark J. Ladd, Anthony C. Lawrence, Christopher F. Lucarz, Gregory D. Maddox, Michele A. Martinez, Tracy Ann Martlno, Josephine A. McCole, Maria Ann Melone, Sandi Lynn Newman, Melinda. L. Noe, Kenneth J. Reinert, Monica J. Salazar, Heather L. Schulz, Krlsten P. Stevens, Fabian V. Valinskas, Robert M. Wagner DePaul band at Marian The DePaul University Symphonic band was the featured attraction at Marian Central Catholic High School recently. 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