Illinois News Index

McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 27 Feb 1985, p. 22

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SECfUWN 2TtlpAGE 2 - IM.AlNULALLK-HKHALI), WKDNES1)A\ , KKBHI AIU 27,19«5 Schools Tuition takes a hike at five universities McHenry area students at­ tending any of the colleges or universities in the Board of Governors system will face a five percent tuition hike this fall. At a Feb. 21 meeting at Cld^goState University (CSU), the board voted to make the increase, the smallest since - -Hie schools involved in the -im are Chicago State iversity (Chicago), Eastern Illinois University (Charleston), Governor's State University (University Park), Nor­ theastern Illinois University (Chicago) and Western Illinois University (Macomb). "The modest increase in the level which the board for 1985-86 is in sharp to the increases in the Pfut four years which were ipore than 10 percent per year," s&id Thomas D. Layzell, executive director. 'Board member James L. Althoff, of McHenry, com­ mented, "After the increases in the past couple of years, I very frankly had hoped there would be zero increase this year. Since the added revenue is projected and the state's economy has improved, it seemed the state might have come up with enough money to run this system without another tuition increase. Obviously, this is not possible. In view of that, I support the five percent in­ crease." v Tuition levels jumped 10.5 percent in 1983-84 and 12.2 percent in 1984-85. > As a result of the board's action, state residents will pay an additional $54 per academic year to attend a system university in fall. Tuition levels for full-time, in-state residents will be $1,020 for freshman and sophomore students, $1,068 for junior and senior students and $1,152 for graduate students. MP Mil GRADUATE * Wendy J. Adams, of McHenry, graduated recently from Marquette University, Milwaukee, »• w with a bachelor of in mining. TRANSPORTATION Transportation School Dist. 156 wi meet at ration room, 9906 W. Mate with College COMPETITION A team of students from West Campus will be par­ ticipating in two upcoming academic competitions, according to a recent newsletter. The four-man team will compete March 16 at Cary-Grove High School and in a 32-team academic bowl at Stevenson High School on April 13. egarding >larships SCHOLARSHIPS Information rei numerous scholarships available to high school students is available in the guidance offices at each McHenry campus. PROM This year's rom at will be a dinner-dance at the Aiiington Park Hilton. The date of the spring formal is April 27. PLAV contest aids blind J Hie Department of Illinois, Polish Legion of American Veterans, has announced that its scholarship assistance program for Minded and legally blinded ptudents is now in its operational stage. Any high school student who is blind or considered legally blind is encouraged to }ake part in the essay contest that will determine the three scholarships assistance win- tiers. • 1 Prizes will be $1,000, $750, and ^500. Also, each winner will teceive a braille flag, and the winning school will be presented a beautiful engraved plaque. Information about the program can be obtained by calling Ernie Stetz of Liberty Post 188, Polish Legion of American Veterans, McHenry, at 385-2281 after 5 p.m. Anyone knowing of a blinded student is asked to pass this information on to him or her. The Aid to the Blind program is one of many community minded projects sponsored and supported by the Polish Legion of American Veterans.. ^ Von . Tues Wed . \ V Thurs Sa t . i 4 9 AM to 6 PM I \ Fri 9 AM to 9 PmJ ' ̂ Vrr'Vv«TT«^ 3' 4 0z Craig Martin TOOTHPASTE R.W. LIQUIDATORS 63 N AVER ST., HARVARD 3012 Rt. 120. east of River, McHENRY. 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SENIOR 4.0--Alan Gin, Kristi Haselow, Laura Laskonis, Michael Meyer, Margaret Oleszczuk, John Ruzicka. 3.5--Madeleine Ahem, William Cassell, Margaret Chilvers, Katherine Gibbons, Geraldine Haner, Craig Hill, Robin Irwin, Sandy Kappel, Cheryl Kohl, Michael Maksymiak, Ronald Naus, David Sarabia, Kimberly Schulz, Brad Snyder, Denise Swedo, Lynne Zurblis. < 3.0--Christopher Anderson, Gwen Bennett, Laurie Brink- mann, Thomas Burdreck, Donna de Venecia, Brian Diedrich, David Dolby, Patrick Dunne, Michael Elliott, Mark Etheridge, Clancy Foley, Kelly Fornwall, Jolee Franzen, An- tonette Fruscella, Linda Gallo, Christine Grabowski, Danial Gualtieri, Patricia Henderson, William Howard, Michael Jensen, Patricia Johnson* Tracy Kidd, Cynthia Kinsala, Juliann Kotecki, Michele Lanway, Michelle Lubben, Deborah MacKay, Lisa Miller, Gail Petty, Laura Rolke, Danielle Schiller, Eric Swanson, Aleen Tiffany, Jacki VanKanegan, Teri Wasilowski, Scott Williams, Jennifer Wirtz, .Jennifer Wisniewski, Michael Woo, Jennifer Worcester. JUNIOR 4.0--Joan Marchese, James Wautelet, John R. Wright. 3.5--Daniel Graef, Desiree Kerns, Michael Lermer, John Perry, Dana Pitel, Leigh Tevis, Michele Zographos. 3.0--Rhona Blau, Barbara Brooks, William Etheridge, Sandra Faulkner, Gregory Hansen, Shawn Hastings, Kimberly Herbert, Kimberly Howard, Cheryl Hummel, Robin Jensen, Daniel Justes, Beth Kuhar, Laura Lightheart, Roberta Morgan, Laurie Mroz, Frank Nelson, James Owens, Paul Petravich, Laura Rapach, Joseph Raycraft, Sheila Senn, Cecilia Serritella, Linda Thorson, Keith Tracy, Dawn Westerholm, Richard White, Diane Zubriski. SOPHOMORE 4.0--Keith Adams, Kim Doerfert, Jennifer Kowalski, Jennifer Kupstis, Aimee Laskowski, Lisa Lucarz, Joseph Marchese, Danielle Miller, James Watkins. 3.5--Robert Diedrich, Stephen Erickson, Steven Godt, Amy Heinz, Kevin Justen, Elizabeth Koch, Dawn LaRock, Gerald Lubben, John Markgraff, Michelle Stropoli, Jennifer Williams. 3.0--Philip Anzelmo, Candace Barthuly, Susan Bassi, Becky Beyer, Jacqueline Boger, Steven Brastad, Cherie Bukovsky, Scott. Cunningham, Michelle Druml, Seth Elliott, Timothy . Fischbach, Nicole Foreman, Colleen Huff, Neil Laabs, Susan Maris, Michele Moritz, William Nelson, Michele Nystrom, Daniel Parson, Rachel Prushinski, Toni Retek, Jacqueline Ricci, Colleen Samen, Michael Schulz, P.Barry Seavey, Janet Sena, Paul Smith, Scott Smith, Brian Toussaint, Joy Wright. FRESHMAN 4.0--Christopher Churchill, Michelle Johnson, Kooert Patterson, Cherrie Payne, . 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