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SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 - PLAINDEAEEH-IIEK AL1), FRIDAY . MA^ 24.1983 Schools Graduates are named at Johnsburg Junior High Montini schools announce teacher for new pre-school More than 200 Johnsbur Junior High School students wi graduate at ceremonies scheduled for June 3 in the gym. The graduation program is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. Members of the class are: Lisa M. Ackerman, Gina M. Adams, Jennifer Jo Adams, Michele Adams, Michael Albers, David Paul Ansell, Jon F. Appel, Elizabeth Marie Bach- mann, Jennifer L. Baehne, Bradley Thomas Baidinger Jr., Scott M. Banaszynski, Janine Therese Barrett, Daniel Allen Beake, Harry R. Benson, Beau William Berg, Dawn Marie Biederman, Thomas Alan Birkhoff, Paul R. Bjerning, Gary Blair Jr., David J. Blake, Lizabeth Bogacz, Jennifer M. Boggs, Kelly Erin Bolger, Matthew Michael Bonus, Jayne Alyca Borchers, Jill A Bor- chers, Patrick D. Buchanan, Jill Buckholtz, Steven R. Buf- fenbarger, Sean Carden, Jeremy R. Carlson, Matthew Chernak, Richard Connery, Dawn Creden, Cheryl L. Cummings,'Dennis Curley, Sean Thomas Dagens, Lisa M. Davidson, Paula A. Dean, Er­ nest Demers, Angela DeWolfe, Alison M. DiPerna, Cheryl A. Dixon, Sherri L. Dolatowski, Carrie A. Dombroski. Also, Tracy A. DuRei, Traci L. Ehrhardt, Jennifer M. Emrich, Christina Engstrom, Wayne Erickson, Gregory Erie, Tricia A. Evertsen, Keith J. Fardella, Frank Felde, David C. Ferrara, Tammy Ficenec, Kari C. Floyd, Jeffrey L. Fontana, Tina L. Forgette, SuLyn M. Foust, Andrew Fowles, Mark Freels, Ryan D. Frey, William Gahlbeck, Tami N. Gallo, Cindy Gamble, Christine M. Ganzer, Michael J. Garlanger, Douglas W. Gibson, Traci Lynn Gray, Kris Kay Hanamoto, Brett L. Hansen, Kimberly A. Hansen, Trevor A. Hart, Darlene L. Ha vert, William Hazen, Mat­ thew Hennigan, Heidi R. Her­ mann, Laurie Hermann, Jeremy "Hernandez, James Hooper, Richard V. Huebner, Vicky Huska, Charles J. Janzen, * Jennifer L Jaques, Michelle K. Jargstorf, Marcella K. Jette, Dale Raymond Johnson, Kim M. Johnson, Leslie Johnson, Amy R. Juergensen. Also, Kerri Kacprowicz, Brandon William Kearns, Tammy L. Keefer, Sean Patrick Kegel, Angela Kelly, Nicole M. Ketron, James Craig Keyfauver, Jennifer Kinsman, Anneliese Kirkpatrick, Daniel Klapperich, Darlene Konczak, William Lee Kosick, Dennis Krab«$i Russel Kramer Jr., 'Christopher L. Krodel, John B. Lahti, Kathleen Janice Lane, Matthew F. Lavin, Keith Louis Lehman, Eve Letizia, Michael Lewallen, Michael Lewis, Dennis E. Linn Jr., Doreen E. Liss, Christopher Litwin, Julie Ann Madaus, Heather B. Ma hi, Niehole M. Marciniak, Toni D. Markus, Todd Mark Marriner, Stephanie Lynn May, Patricia Michelle McDonough, Stacey Graduate of merchandising course Krista Lynn Taylor will graduate Saturday, May 25, from the Patricia Stevens Career College in Milwaukee, Wis. A 1964 graduate of West Campus, she completed the nine-month fashion mer­ chandising course. She will be appearing in a spring graduation fashion show. She is the daughter of Dennis and Penny Taylor of McHenry. BANQUETS DINNER WED SAT. BAR & LOUNGE SUNDAY BRUNCH & DINNER *GOLFCOURSE CHAPEL HILL CQUNTRYCLUB ?500 N CHAPEL Hill RD MCHENRY ^385-0333 McLain, Shelli McNally, David A. Mehner, Lisa Menolasino, Derek A. Michniewicz, Michelle Miller, Richard Brian Mirs, Kevin A. Miskovic, Brian Moore, Susan Moravec, Derek A. Moser, Mark A. Mosson. Also, Robert P. Mullally, Jason Timothy Mumford, Karl A. Natschke, Eric A. Nordling, Susan M. Norten, Sherri Lynn O'Brien, Laura O'Donohue, Denise Olekszy, Kary M. Olsen, Todd A. Owens, Shannon Renee Parker, Todd A. Parks, Beverly Parsons, Daniel J. Paulsen, Michael Peeler, Chefi Lynn Parsons, Jennifer Peters, Ryan G. Petska, Kristine Lynn Pitt- man, Patricia Ponte, Eric C. Pulk, Victor F. Ragano, John M. Reidy, Michell Sharon Rendo, Audie Kay Ridgeway, Randal M. Ries, Catherine Mary Ritter, Mark Robinson, Jim Rode Jr., Todd D. Roos, James Kevin Rorig, Janel Leeann Rowland, Krisada Rudge, Tracy Lynn Russo, Shelly R. Sauers, Karen Ann Schaefer, Amy M. Schiff, Kimberly Ann Schmidt, Kristie Schneider, Shelbi Ann Scott, Heather M. Sears, Robert Sedlacek, Chester Paul Seymour, Yasmine A. Shed- LOUISE C0NL0N,M.A. AUDI0L0GIST FREE Hearing Tests Set For McHenry Area WEDNESDAYS 10-5 P.M. ANYONE WHO HEARS BUT DOES NOT UNDERSTAND SHOULD COME IN FOR A FREE TEST! REGARDLESS OF WHAT YOU'VE BEEN TOLD WE CAN HELP MOST CASES OF NERVE DEAFNESS! HEARING AID REPAIR* SALES CENTER FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAY 10T05 McHENRY HEARING AID CENTER 3937 W. MAIN, McHENRY 815-385-76611 HOUSE CALLS FREE4.0ANERS/RENTALS SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS ROBERT STENSLAND MGR. "2S YEARS EXPERIENCE" KRISTA LYNN TAYLOR Picnic Partner * • * t / Betty Crocker uses only genuine Idaho Russet potatoes and real dairy products like Cheddar cheese and sour cream. Make your picnic a celebration! 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Not valid with any other coupon or special offer. Minimum Purchase $1.00 Maureen Montressor has been named director-teacher of the Montini's Little Angels pre­ school, which opens this fall in the lower level of St. Patrick's parish center. Montressor has 5v& years pre-. school teaching experience and MAUREEN MONTRESSOR holds a bachelor of science degree from Western Illinois University. Parents may register their St­ and 4-year-old children for the pre-school at either the Primary Center (Washington Street) or the Middle School (Richmond Road). There will be the op­ portunity for two, half-day sessions (morning or afternoon) or three, half-day sessions. SUMMER SCHOOL McHenry East Campus will be offering summer school courses open to all District 156 students. Classes in math, English, history, consumer economics, typing and physical education will be taught, depending on enrollment. For more informatioii contact East Campus (385-1145) or a coun­ selor at either school. 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