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r .DRIVING^ RANGE 2S«MiBiiclwtoFor ^.OOOpM^I • MINI GOLF COURSE 1 PAYS-2 PUY *1.80 CHAPEL MILL COUNTRYCLUB I W$MM :' :: •••:'• •sifiixS-.;®.: carvei * nave nomemaoe tnin crust pizza antr #y; A special section tar our tittle frle menu for those who care about fhelrcalorlej > want to serve you a quality meal th t, at a fair price, in a clean comfortable settli Come and join us today I You won't ever have to do the dishes! RESTAU Montini students are at head of the class • Hie following^ students have been named to the fourth Quarter honor roll at Montini Middle School. EIGHTH GRADE 4.0-3.5--Michael Sena, Sharon Snow, Jennifer Tonyan, Mary Kate Winn, Anne Barthel, Karen Coughlin, Bridget Walls, Kathryn Coughlin, Wendi King, (ftnthia Svoboda, Shawn Ket- "3.5-3.0-Timothy Maurer, Susan Wember, Heather Wolff, Julie Erickson, Nicolette Jessie, Cheryl Kunz, George Buch, Seven students ___ iearn degrees at •Eastern Illinois « Seven McHenry area students jv^re awarded degrees recently at;- commencement ceremonies it* Eastern Illinois University j JEIU), Charleston. 2 From McHenry, Brenda Ann pjjigman, graduated with a bachelor of science degree; !$ithy Ann Day, graduateawith j fc-jtachelor of science degree; and Peter James Idstein, graduated with a bachelor of science degree. ' From Wonder Lake, Norman F. Mathews, graduated with a bachelor of arts degree; and Stephen G. Mathews, graduated ? with a bachelor of arts degree. 'Spring Grove resident James fcugene Hanson graduated with a bachelor of arts degree. :Five projects go to state history meet. • Ten Montini students, working In teams of two on five projects, won superior ribbons in the northwest region of the Illinois State History fair at Tinley Park. The five projects will be en­ tered at the state level of the contest May 15 at Springfield. ! The students and their projects are: • -Chad Huffar and Brandon Cajthaml: "McDonalds and You." ! -Julie Semrow and Harla Plutschack: "McHenry County Courthouse." 0 ; -Ron Reiche and Arne Nor&nson: "McHenry' Daaeftk* I -Anne Barthel and Kathy Coughlin: "McHenry County fYuirthmic*» " 1 -Paul Wember and Patrick Klapperich: "McHenry Depot Mark Zimmerman, Lisa Ahern, Joseph Gilmore, Robert Gor­ man, Denise Gilbert, Michael Hettermann, David Martin, John Olson, Christopher Byrnes, Jennifer Gibson, Pamela Hansel, Stephen Sieverin, Wendy Schultz, Daniel Wray, Elizabeth D'Sousa, Arne Nor- denson, Laura Verush, Jeffrey SEVENTH GRADE / 4.0-3.5 -Glen Toussaint, James Keller, Julie Erken- swick, Christopher Sorenson, Gregory Keller, Bryan Malenius, Karen Vacula. 3.5-3.0-Colleen Gorman, Julie Semrow, Mary Widhalm, Steven Aleckson, Hollis Oeffling, Ellen Sieverin, Brandon Cajthaml, Elizabeth Johnson, Kim Muller, Rebecca Reiche, Paul Wember. SIXTH GRAPE 4.0-3.5-Amy Svoboda, Kristine Martinez, Julie Etten, Barbara Martin. 3.5-3.0-Meredith Frett, Beth Seavey, Anthony Gioia, Sean Dillon, Denise Henderson, Christopher Novak, William Vavrik, Amy Birk, Ann Schoen, Keith Simpson, Mindy Heinz, Christopher Wolff, Jessica Busch. FJFTH GRADE 4.0-3.$-+ Matthew Smulski, Kristy Jtisten, Nancy Cho. 3.5-3.0-j Alison Ragalie, Annie Truckenbrod, Brent Malenius, Maribeth Koleno, Margaret Reiland, Sharon Semrow, Christopher Voigt, Mark Erkenswick, Julie MacKenzie, Naomi Bjorge, Jason Pankow, Brian Rous, Kim Sasak, Thomas Wagner, John Weaver, Jamie Carney, Terese Kock. 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