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f McHENRY SENIOR TOP RANKING MARIAN STUDENT (Continued from page 1) Metzger, William Dicker, Kim Crook, Thomas Kranz, and William Ruggero, all of Wonder Lake. Miss Metzger won the John Phillip Sousa Band award, and also the Distinguished Musicians award which is presented in cooperation with the National Band association and the Marine Corps Youth foun­ dation. Both Thomas Kranz and William Ruggero won Louis Armstrong Jazz awards, and Mary Wedoff and William Dicker received National school choral awards. Drama club awards were presented to Marguerite Overton of McHenry, among others. Those receiving awards for activity on the yearbook were Patti Taylor, Mary Beth Blascovich, Mary Jo Taylor and Mary Wedoff of Woodstock, Colleen Corcoran, Cathy Caveny and Lauri O'Connor of Algonquin, Ann Pierce, Maria Metzger, Debra Catanzaro, Patti Anderson and Lisa Huemann of McHenry, Denise Duffy and Lynn Catenzaro of Crystal Lake, Nancy Thornton of Marengo, and Ellen Stolfa, Bill Dicker, and Linda Wilcoski. Newspaper awards went to Michael Miller, Dave Bolger and Mark Miller of McHenry, Mark Saladin of Woodstock, and Lynn Caten­ zaro. Four years of perfect at­ tendance was rewarded by the Loyal Order of Moose with presentation of savings bonds to Barbara Greenwald of Woodstock, A1 Burger and James Harrer of McHenry, Thomas Kranz, Sharon Gerlick and William Ruggero of Wonder Lake. One hundred twenty-five students were honored for ha­ ving been on the honor roll three times during the current school year. Robert Riley of Marian Central's Fathers club awarded trophies to students with the highest cumulative grade point averages. These included Joan Sandall of Spring Grove, and Dawn Jaburek of McHenry. Those students participating in the College Level examinations program were honored as were also those participating in the National ; Merit scholarship program. Eleven students qualified as Illinois State Scholars. These included Samuel Anderson, > David Bolger, Michael Kelly, Maria Metzger, Michael Miller, Daniel Pierce, Mary Wedoff, Laurie O'Connor, Catherine Caveny, Mary Lynn Catenzaro and Michael Menner. A musical program was given by the Marian Central Concert Band under the direction of Richard Mikus, Marian Central music director. MCHS TO GRADUATE 441 SENIORS JUNE 11 (Continued from page 1) students scholastically will be presented by Robert O. Swartzloff, West campus principal. Valedictory remarks will be made by Charlene Weingart, who is also president of her class. James Althoff, president of School District 156, will present the diplomas. To conclude the program, William Toalson of East campus, will direct his band in "Themes from "Die Meistersinger" by Wagner. Gold tassels worn by some seniors will denote one-year membership in the National Honor society. Two-year members will wear gold and red tassels. -Class of '75- Barbara Ann Stoffel Scott C. Strange Kendall D. Street Deborah Ann Stupey Diane Elaine Sturm Melodee Jean Sturm Mark Steven Sullivan Scott Kenneth Sveen David Cameron Sweeney Theresa Lee Sweeney Joseph Donald Szamlewski Tim Talbot Victoria Marion Temple Donald Keith Teuber Gary M. Thennes Jack Peter Thies Edward John Thomas Kent V. Thomas Annette Thompson Mark T. LaTessa Thonn Christina Lou Thome Lawrence D. Timm Madelyn E. Tomao Steven Marc Toole David L. Treasure Sonja Treptau David P. Ullrich Brenda L. Umbarger Dale D. Urbanski Joseph J. Valek Bonnie Jean Van Buren Bruce David Van Buren Mary Kathryn Vanderwiel Melodie Ann Varvaro Victor Vercouter Barbara E. Virgins Marianna Visconti Daniel R. Voigt Henry J. Voorhee* Tony Francis Vrasich Masatoshi Wada Joseph M. Wahl James Bauer Adams Mark S. Afeld Michael R. Allison Mark Steven Alvord Jody Rae Anderson Brian Francis Antonou Paul F. Antonou Cindy K. Armstrong Kurt F. Arndt Yvonne Arroyo Debra Ann Bachechi Victor Norman Barnes John J. Barnings Neal Joseph Barry Bruce Sheldon Bauer Elizabeth Marie Bazan Deborah Lynn Beaman Marjorie Louise Beaman Michele Anne Becker Laurie Swanson Bender Richard C Bender Deborah M. Benkert Joann M. Bennett Katherine Marie Berent Carson Lewis Besserud Linda Lucille Beyer Gerald J Biederer Jr. Donna Marie Bielawa Jeffery S Bierman Karen Jeannr Biggs Scott T Blairt David R. Blake Mark Douglas Biankschen Candace E. Bolger David M. Bomke Michael Joseph Bonner Margaret Mary Borg Laura A Bornhoeft Raymond Brian Boro Jeffrey Scott Borter Greg M. Bowers Diana L. Brenner Frank E. Briggs David A. Brink Joseph Thomas Broderick William J. Brogan III Linda Patricia Brown » Jacquelyn Dee Burkhardt Kimberly A. Bute Martin A Campbell Fred F. Campisano Kathleen Campo Nancy Ann Carlson Carole Sue Cashin Armando Castillo Scott D. Cedergren Steven Chobot Roxanne L. Christiansen Nancy Louise Christie Susan Marie Christmann Rick Dean Christoffersen Sandra Louise Clark Robert S. Clendenin Craig Condon Daniel Conidi Ann C Conley Cathleen A. Connell Jeffery Scott Connerty Michael D. Cooley Denise A Cordrey Brenda Sue Coss Susan Ann Coughlin Karen Elizabeth Covalt Douglas S. Creger Cynthia Lynn Cunningham Joseph Robert Cusack Michael S Dalton William C. Damiani Christine Doris Darr Paul Davis Richard Cameron Davis Nancy A. Dawson Jeanette Ann DeBuhr Thomas John DeCicco Kristine A. Decker Patricia D DeMarco Viola M. DeMarco Anthony George Diedrich Antoinette Diedrich Brian R. Diedrich John H Dix Elizabeth L. Doherty Katherine A. Dornbush Laura Ann Dolby Claire E. Dougherty Joseph M. Dougherty Deniece E. Dowell Paul Francis Ducy Rosemarie A. Duenser David William Dulberg Keith Brian Durkin Maria Delores Ehlen Robert E Eppel Kevin Epperson Catherine M. Erdmann Robert Allan Erickson Patricia Ann Estis Joseph A. Pagan Melody Fail Merily Fail Helen Varie Farley Elizabeth Mary Fenske Marie Elaine Ferguson Thomas G. Fiedler Linda Fisher Patricia A. Flanagan Joseph Wessei Fliege Steven Fluger Maureen Folliard Nancy Ann Foreman Vicky Lee Forner Maureen Frantz John B. Franz Janene Marie Frett Deborah Jean Freund Marlette V. Freund Daniel Charles Fry Debra Lee Fuller Ronald E. Funk Scott W. Funk Ervin Frank Gall Julius Gallwitz Linda Louise Petlak Garbacz Rich Garlinski Roger O. Gerstad Linda Marie Gibbs Michael H. Giddings Dean Michael Glash Donald Paul Glorch Gregg William Gomoll Terrance Alan Gough Frank Joseph Gowin Diane Greenwood Kevin Andrew Greve Cheryl Lynn Grotf Dennis Groth Cheri Gudmundson Kathleen Jane Haag < Michael B. Hagberg Patrick A. Hagberg James Dean Hahn Brian Michael Haley Terry Artn Halligan George Harold Hansen Phyllis La Sue Harris Terry Lynn Hartsell Donald L. Haubold Richard Anthony Healless John Andrew Heard William S. Hegner David E. Heir Bruce Lee Henderlong Rebecca Lynn Heneise Patricia Lorraine Henely Brian T. Henshall Denise Marie Higgins Richard Arthur Hignight Sharee Lynn Holas Robert Karl Hollander Vickie Lynn Holmes Ted Albin Honning, Esq. Eric Jay Howenstine Kathleen Ann Hudson Alan N. Hueckstaedt Mary Elizabeth Humann Julie Ann Huntington Theresa Ann Irvin Michael Edward Jablonski Ben Harold Jacobs, Jr. Yvette Paula Janci John J. Janowiak Mark Lawrence Jende Robert Glenn Jenkins Karen Sue Jensen William L. Jepsen Kerry G. Jernigan Terry L. Johnson Mara E. Jones George Albert Ian Kalsch III Glory Ann Kammerer Mary Lee Kanter Joseph Thaddeus Karwacki Steven Jon Kasprzyk George A. Keeney Colleen Candace Keith Michael William Kellner Tami Lynn Kinder Everett John Klapperich Dawn Ann Klassner Tom Bryan Knaack Charles William Kocher III Ronald Arthur Koehn Sharal Ann Koenigseder Joseph Koerper Randall Mark Kohl Monica Elizabeth Kosta Arthur Lee Kowal Linda G. Kretzschmar David W. Kroncke Evelyn Marie Krysiak Joseph R. Kuna Theresa Kurowski Steve W. Lane Karen Lanway JoAnn Lary Steven Lee Leary Mark Lebrecht Rhonda Jean Lee Gail Marie Lehman Michael A. Lehr Carol Annette Leighty Barbara B. Lennon Ernie Lense John H. Lent Cynthia Ann Lescher Kenneth James Lester Laura Ann Lindquist Ann Ellen Liptrot Mary Jane Logan Liane Marie Lo Presti Kenne Leo Ludwig Julie Kay Lunkenheimer Stephen F. Malinski Vincent P. Maniscalco, Jr. Annette M. Manzardo Roy Joseph Maras Anthony R. Marsala John Marshall Linda A. Martello Francine B. May Judith A. Mazzone Randel John McCafferty Frank Sandy McClatchey Michael Robert McDonagh Hugh D. McGowan Michael Anthony McHale John Patrick Mclnerney Marissa Mclntyre Thomas S. Merkel Mary Metcalf Shirley Ann Meurer Darlene T. Meyer Joseph William Meyer Loretta Mary Meyer Keith Norbert Mierzwa Donald Joseph Milbratz Cynthia Ann Miller Michael P. Mitchell Karen Kristine Moe Cathy M. Monteleone Gary D. Morley Michael Harold Morley Joseph E. Morowski Michael Carl Morreale Cynthia Lyn Mowrer Nannette Marie Mroz Catherine Dawn Mueller Mark G. Mundy Donna Marie Munyon Patricia Ann Murray Monica Lynn Neiss Beth Louise Nell Patricia M. Nellessen Carta Marie Neuman Molly Carleen Nicholson Scott David Nimsgern David W. Noah Nicole Marie Nugent Mark Steven Olcott Keith Wayne Otterson Susfcnne Kay Pacewicz Robert E. Packard Lori Lyn Parker Delea Ann Parks Michael G. Patterson Anita L. Paunescu Roger E. Pechous, Jr. Edward Richard Carl Peters Rick L. Peterson Scott Donald Pfau Cynthia Jean Pflug Denise Marlene Pietras Kimberly Ann Pinkstaff Annette Therese Pintozzi Elizabeth Anne Pintozzi . Marcia Emily Popovich Robert James Preston Susan Terry Price j Donna Marie Pritchard Tim E. Quinn Martha Rabbitt Linda Anne Randall Wilma Jane Rasmussen Ronald P. Rebel James Edward Reed Gary Louis Reinwall Judy Lynn Revak Patricia A. Reynolds Karen Richardson Byron Rietesel Brian Riley Michael J. Ritthaler Mark A. Rittorno David Paul Robel Debra Anne Roberts Gay Ann Marie Roberts Michael L. Roberts Colleen Mary Rogers Leona Rostad Leora Rostad Vance Allen Roth Sandra Lee Rudolph Bibianna J. Rybak Gregory J. Sallaz Robert Earl Sand Cindy Sarver Lawrence James Sayles Kenneth Scanlin Robert William Schabow Deborah Lynn Schaedel Susan Marie Schau John P. Schiavone Roxane L. Schiller Peter W. Schilling Cathy L. Schmaling Loren Otto Schmitt Julie Scnulien Cathy Anne Scully Darrell James Seliga Kenneth Theodore Shannon Jaye Phyllis Shappert Louis M. Sharp Janisse A. Shaver Kathleen Lynn Sherman Pamela Brook Shuttleworth Kimberly Sienkowski Cindy Simmons Laura Lee Simon Jeffrey A Simopson Cynthia Ann Smid Debra L. Smith Jennifer A. Smith Pamela Gail Smith Lee Snyder Ronald Scott Sonnemann Glen William Stade William Franklin Staley Joseph Patrick Stanek Thomas Robert Stark Beth Ann Steinsdoerfer Robert A. Stetter Ronald Lee Stine YOUNG MALAYSIAN GIRL TO STUDY IN McHENRY (Continued from page 1) she might make preparation prior to leaving Malaysia. Joseph Lee Walker Karen S. Wanta Tracey Maureen Watts Warren John Weber II David Allen Wegntr Charlene Marie Weingart Sara Jane Weingart Dianna L. Wenk Kevin Jay Wentzel Dawn Westgard Lark Anna Wheelock Jack White Stephen Paul Whitehead David B. Wickenkamp James R. Williams Raymond James Williams II Christine Joan Williamson Douglas William Wilsman Cynthia S. Wilson Debbie Marie Wilson Geneva J. Wilson Patrick K. Wilson Terri Jean Wilson Charles M. Winters Evelyn Eileen Winters John W. Wise Deborah J. Wisniewski Henry R. Wojewski Deborah Marie Wolf Lawrence W. Wood Vicki Lee Workings Gregory John Worm Lyle E. Wright Kevin J. Wynveen David K. Zamastil Leslie D. Zeebe Michael B. Zeitz Kenneth J. Zeller Martin Lee Zeller Susan A. Zelvis Lynda M. Zoiss Realizing that in Malaysia it is always summer Suda wanted suggestions on winter attire. In conclusion, Suda said she was relieved to know that her dreams of the United States, which had only been castles in the air, were now becoming reality. •MOTORCYCLISTS INJURED IN AREA CRASHES (Continued from page 1) the gravel and continued onto Lincoln road. • Fredrick R. Ludwig of 4003 W. Grand avenue, McHenry, was cited by sheriff's police for driving while intoxicated and no valid driver's license due to violation of curfew. According to the police report, an auto driven by Jack W. Baldwin of Ingleside was east-bound over the steel bridge on Pearl street Sunday morning about 2:15. As he left the east end of the bridge, his car was hit by the Ludwig auto as it came around the corner. A car driven by Mark A. Rommie of 4722 Hilltop drive, Wonder Lake, ran through a fence at 9504 W. Thompson road Saturday morning about 3:30. Bommie said he ran off the road in an attempt to avoid hitting a horse and dog which were on the roadway. Fredrick T. Ay res of 803 Oak Grove road, McHenry, told sheriff's police he was east- bound at 3025 W. Lincoln road, east of McHenry, when a car forced him off the road as he rounded a curve. He struck a tree and damaged the lawn and shrubbery on the Philip Thennes property. The ac­ cident occurred Sunday morning about 12:50. Ayres was ticketed for improper use of registration or title. A ticket for failure to give information after striking an unattended vehicle or property was issued to Ralph W. Hemme of 5306 E. Wonder Lake road, Wonder Lake, by sheriff's deputies. Deputies were notified Saturday morning about 3 o'clock that a telephone pole was down on River road, just south of State Park road. In­ vestigation showed the pole had been broken off near the ground, the cable still attached. Tracks indicated a vehicle had driven off the road, struck the pole and continued on. Deaths LOUISE VOGT Louise Vogt, 67, 4205 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, died June 6 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. She was born in Ashland City, Tenn., Jan. 29, 1908, the daughter of William and Nancy Albritton Harris. Mrs. Vogt had been a resident of the Wonder lake area for 25 years. She was a member of the Ladies of the Moose, Lodge No, 1329 of Woodstock. Among her survivors are her husband. Ernest H., whom she married June 12, 1926, in Chicago; a son, Allan, of Wonder Lake; four grand­ children, Gary, Allan, Lori and Ernest H. II, Vogt; and a sister, Mrs. Zona Mae Gray, Chicago. She was preceded in death by a son, Gary Lynn Vogt, April The vehicle was located about three miles south of the scene and the driver was found at his residence. He stated he fell asleep while south-bound on River road and ran off the road. PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER 19,1962, and a brother, William O'Dell Harris. ' The body rested at the Peter M. Justen and Son funeral home until Monday when services were held at 11 o'clock at the Nativity Lutheran church, Wonder Lake, with Rev. Roger H. Olson of­ ficiating. Interment was in Fairmount Hills cemetery. Willow Springs. Memorials may be made to the Louise Vogt Memorial fund. JENSINE RASMUSSEN Jensine Rasmussen, 91, died early Tuesday, June 10, in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. She had resideded for four years with a son, Christian Rasmussen, Jr., at 4017 Wonder Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake. Mrs. Rasmussen was born Aug. 18, 1883, in Denmark. Her husband, Christian, died in 1968. She leaves the one son; one daughter, Mrs. Martha Zeck; one sister, Dr. J. Lissner, of Copenhagen, Denmark, and three grandchildren, Christian III, William and Roberta. Visitation will be from 4 to 10 p.m. Wednesday at the -WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1975 Schilling funeral home, Wonder Lake. Services are tentatively planned to be held at the chapel at 10 o'clock Thursday mor­ ning. Burial will be in Cedar Park cemetery, Chicago. ASTRID WRIGHT . Astrid Tralla Wright, 46, 702 S. Rt. 59, Lake Villa, died June 5 at Great Lakes Naval hospital. She was born Sept. 3, 1928, in Estonia. For the past 25 years she had resided in the area and was a nurse's aide at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. Her survivors include her husband, August; a daughter, Mrs. Joseph (Evelyn) Usalis, Pistakee Hills; a son, Raymond Wright of Fox Lake; her father, Joseph Tralla, Lake Villa; four grandchildren; a brother, Raimond Tralla, Detroit, Mich. She was preceded in death by her mother, Elizabeth, in 1971. The body rested at the K.K. Hamsher funeral home, Fox Lake, where services were held Saturday morning at 11 o'clock with Rev. Phillip Laurin of­ ficiating. Interment was in Fori Sheridan. 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