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THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Thursday, June 4, 1964 REV. HILDEBRAND GIVES ADDRESS FOR GRADUATION (Continued from Pm« i) Boelens, Dale Booster, Carol Ann Borrelli, Theresa Brabenec, Joy Ann |3rinkman, Jeahie Brown, Richard C. Bucaro, Sandra Burch, Verna Joan Cable, Dean Cajthamal, Anton R. Cassell, James Christensen, Bruce gristle, Sylvia (djblborn, Margaret Christine Colomer, John Thomas Cone, Craig (ponway, Judith Kristine Cooper, Fred Robert Crouch, Jacqueline Lee Cynowa, LeRoy Dolby, Dennis N. Davis, Glenn P. DeCicco, Benjamin Dicker, Leslie" Dickman, Robert J. Diedrich, Diane Dietz, Carla Eichinger, Lynne E. Erb, Edward R. Falsetti, Elyse Ann Fardella, Rose Ann Fletcher, Kenneth Francke, Deborah Frett, Donna Jean Freit, Richard J. Jr. Fretind, Bonita Ann FreUnd, Carter John Freund, Constance Jean Freund, Darlene Elizabeth Freund, Eleanor June Freund, Kenneth J. Freund, Mary Kay Freund, Trudy Kay Funk, William James Gale, Charles Qamen, Judith C. Qerke, Charlotte Ann Gerth, James Giddings, Donna Glover, Lorraine Ellen GUis, Robert Godina, Elayne Frances Grabovy, Patricia Ann Groell, Judith Lynn Grote, Beverlyi Gute, Paulette j Hamil, Judith Hansen, John Douglas Hansen, Richard E. Hansen, Jacqueline Jay Harbecke, Patricia Carol Harris, Donald Harris, Stephen Mitchell Hartmann, Lynn A. Haubold, Karen Louise Hauck, Thomas Hauser, Karen Lee Hay, Judith Sharon HayneS, Patricia Eileen Hecknlann, David Itess, Dawn Marie Hickey, John Richard Hocin, Jeanne Hoffman, Roy Hoffman, Sandra D. Hoffman, Sharon Lee Homo, Eileen Laurette Houser, William Baxter Howard, Terence Jandt, Barbara Jean Jelinek, Richard J. Jesski, Vicki Ann Johnson, Robert R. Johnson, Scott H. B. Joosten, Joan Marie Joosten, Mary Jane Josserand, Sandra Sue Justen, Constance M. Jus ten, Donald Lee Justen, Richard Juul, Robert Kalk, Sharcci Karl$, Karon Suzanne Keippel, Marilyn Ann Keller, Jeanne Renee jCelso, Lillian King, Boyce Scott Klapperich, Donald Klontz, Bryan Koehler, Nancy Koepke, Jerold Walter Koffski, Helen Marie Kollenkark, Bonnie Jean Kollenkark, Gerald Kosick, Robert R. Kotalik, Diane Kramer, Vernon Kreutzer, Ronald C. Krispin, Gary Krumwiede, Frank M. Kuhtz, Thomas Kuntz, Carol Kusch, Fred C. Jr. Larson, Sandra Leibach, Kathleen Leight, Pamela J. Levato, Darlene Marsha Levesque, Chrysande Jo Lingenfelter, James Liptrot, Jeanne Marie Lissy, George R. Lokay,; William A. Lombardi, Robert R. Losch, Melodie Low, Donna Lubke, Nathan J. McClarey, Timothy McCrary, Marvin Donald Jr. McFarland, James Mahal, Donald Marchi, Susan Markgraff, Terry Marshall, Pamela Ann PARENTS Summer is the perfect time to start your children on music lessons. With more time to practice, they advance faster and have fun learning. 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Rzechula, Sharon Marlene Saar, Peter Saynor, Hugh Saynor, Lynn Schell, Adrienne Ellen Schmidt, Fred L. Schuerr, Lawrence Schultz, Michael E. Schuringa, Carol Dianne Schwab, Thomas Schweikert, Steve Segermark, Constance A. Sellek, Leanna Setzler, Donna Louise Siatos, Theodore Simon, Thomas J. Sindler, Charles Siscoe, Linda Kay Sluga, Ronald Smialek, Sandra Smith, Dennis Smith, Katherine Irene Sorensen, Fred Stamper, Katie Ellen Stange, Marian Stepanovic, Mary Ann Sternickle, Kenneth John Stilling, Virginia Swedo, Robert L. Thode, Juergen Tonyan, Wanda L. Toussaint, Bruce Von Obstfelder, Pamela Jean Vycital, Ronald Walker, Suzanne Marie Watson, Roy Wells, Ellen Wilson, Janet Wilson, Laura Wilson, Mary Jo Winkowski, Carol Ann Wittrock, Cheryl Woods, James Wright, Judith Young, Gail Lee Zank, Ronald E. Ziel, Nancy Sue Ziesk, Michael £imny, Carol Ann Zriny, Steve CARLA 'DIETZ WINNER OF ELKS TOP SCHOLARSHIP A young McHenry high school graduate, Carla Dietz, was winner of the Elks club of Woodstock first place scholarship presented at a dinner meeting last Thursday night. Miss Dietz won a $75 bond and a compact for her prize. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dietz. Presentations were made by ,Ed. Hall, exhalted ruler of the club. The address of the evening was given by Eugene Maxwell, principal of Woodstock high school. Mel IN &Y DRIVER HURT IN WEEKEND HOLIDAY CRASH (Continued from Page 1) tried to pass Treptau to avoid a collision but pulled back when he saw an approaching car. He added that he failed to see any brake lightis on the first car. William J. Falbo of Melrose Park, in the third car, attempted to avoid a collision with Loser and travelled into the ditch, hitting a telephone pole. Treptau was ticketed for not having brake lights. Joseph Box of 903 W. Blvd., Lilymoor, was hurt on May 27 in an accident that resulted in fatal injuries to a Mundelein resident. Howard Biederer, 44, of Mundelein, a passenger in an auto driven by William Cox of Chicago was pinned underneath the car and killed. Another passenger, Patricia Day of Mundelein was treated in Condell Memorial hospital along with Cox and Box. Box was driving north on Rt. 83 when his car and one driven by William Cox of Chicago collided at the intersection of Holly road and both cars went into a ditch. Three drivers escaped injury in a three-car crash which occurred at 10:20 o'clock Sunday night at the intersection of Rt. 120 and Kent road, east of McHenry. Roy Peterson, 17, of McHenry was treated in Memorial hospital after his car rolled over on Wright road, south of McHenry, about 11:20 p.m. Saturday. Peterson was reported to have been travelling east and lost control on some gravel. He was cited for purchase or acceptance of alcohol as a minor and for not having a driver's license. In a minor accident on Saturday, Gerald Peschke of McHenry and Jackson Ahlberg of Berwyn collided at the intersection of Rt. 12 and the Johnsburg- Wilmot road. Late Friday afternoon, in Woodstock, Henry Steig of rural Woodstock struck the parked car of David Boyle of McHenry. Planes, nowdays, are refueled in flight. That's nothing -- kiddies have been doing that for years. 110 GRADUATE FROM PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS OF CITY (Continued Fron Page 1) Receiving recognition for perfect attendance were James Franklin, Karen Hay, Steven Huska, Frank Nimsgern, Patricia Simon, Harold Stilling, Robert Wirfs and Holly Worm. Following were the graduates: Linda Amici, Danny Aylward, Dennis Aylward, Joan Bradley, Bernadette Glove, Frank Cuda, Michael Dario, Dolores Diedrick, Shirley Doherty, Timothy Foran, James Franklin, Patricia Getner, Gary Guzzardo, Nancy Hahndorf, Karen Hay, Barbara Heinz, Theresa Huck, Steven Huska, Cheryl Jones. Also Kathryn Kilday, Pamela Martell, Kay Ann Mikota, Mary Moerschbaecher, Frank Nimsgern, David Pictor, Thomas Przetacznik, John Reinboldt, Patricia Simon, Barbara Spoolstra, Harold Stilling, Craig Toussaint, Joseph Vavrik, Robert Wirfs, John Woodbury, Holly Worm, Thomas Wright and John Zimny. St. Mary Graduation exercises at St. Mary's parochial school will take place on Sunday, June 7, during the 8 .o'clock Mass in the church. Rev. Fr. Eugene Baumhofer will award diplomas to the following seventy-seven graduates: Thomas Adams, John Blake, Leonard Blake, Thomas Bolger, Charles Brefeld, Dominic Buss, Michael Brown, George Colborn, Brian Creighton, Joseph DeMarco, Timothy Donnelly, Michael Dorsey, Dennis Druml, Allen Freund, John Freund and Dux-land Griffith. Also Michael Hamil, Daniel Kamp, Martin Karowsky, Michael Kreuger, Allen Funk, Gerald Leisten, Gerald Mack, Robert Mauch, Gerald Mayfield, Richard Meyers, Thomas Morris, Michael Ossler, Gary Parks, David Pawlikowski, David Schmitt, Gordon Schmitt/ J a m e s S c h m i t t , M i c h a e l Schmitt, Ralph Smith, James Stilling, James Taylor, Richard Weingart, Robert Welter, William Wines and Daniel Wol«? niak. Other Graduates Also Linda Beck, Vicki Brdajjj Diane Cicchini, Judy Cicchini, Susan Conway, Deborah Dju- TRUCK TIRE -- SALE -- 6-PLY TIRES Reg. 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Doherty will be among the heads of government in the county vying for top milking contest honors at Harvard's annual Milk Day next Saturday. If we remember correctly, McHenry folks were proud of their mayor a couple of years ago when he recalled the training of his youth on a dairy farm south of town and came through to win the competition. K. A.F. benski, Rita Epperson, Georgia Fitzgerald, Carold Freund, E 1 o i s e Freund, Jacqueline Freund and Jean Gende. Also Frances Haisani, Lois Harrison, Dianne Jung, Suzanne Matchen, Janice Mendyk, Carol Michels, Patricia Mikosz, Dorothy Milano, Janet Miller, Helen Morowski, Patricia Newkirk, Loraine Nicolai, Louise Nyman, Jane Phannenstill, Nancy Rothermel, Sherry Schiller, Susan Schneider, Debbie Smith, Sue Steadman, Ruth Steffes, Kathy Steinsdorfer, Alice Sullivan, Barbara Toren and Marilyn Zeller. Snow has never been recorded south of Ft. Meyers. Florida. Marian Youths Awarded Honors (Continued from page I) rese school of nursing; Sue Gerasch and Carol Miller to St. Xavier's college, Chicago; Judith Harrison, Rosary College, River Forest; Michael Tallman, Northern Illinois, DeKalb; and Charles Kupstis to the University of Illinois. Other Awards Duane Schmitt won the Bausch and Lomb science award; Kenneth Frost received an award for chemistry and James Bykowski for advanced biology. Theodore Olsen was winner of the mathematics award; Duane Schmitt won first place in a national high school mathematics test and James Bykowski was recognized with an award for English III. Other awards went to Paul Nitz, gold medal, and Roger Schiller, honorable merit for nation-wide Latin exam; Sandra Hettermann for Spanish; Roger Schiller for National forensic League;; Theodore Olsen for political science; Charles Kupstis and Lewis Pitzen for National Catholic Theatere awards; Linda Lent, Melinda Mass, Carol Miller and Linda Welter, GAA awards. Judith Harirson, classical language. Pat Slavin, of Hebron won the scholarship awarded by Howard Phalin, a former McHenry resident and an alumnus of Notre Dame. Duane Schmitt was salutatorian. Graduates Graduates from this area include Janis Ansell, Joseph Blenner, Eugene Bolda, William Boone, Thomas Brefeld, Brendan Clove, Diane Diedrich, Eugene Freund, Michael Gausden,' Sue Gerasch, Madalyn Glosson, Judith Harrison, Kathleen Hettermann, Sandra Hettermann, Rosa Hughes, Jeffrey Kenton, Charles Kupstis, Joseph Malpede, Michael Mecko, Jon Meyer, Carol Miller, Michael Niska, Kathleen O'Brien, Patricia O'- Malley, James Palmer, Susan Pawlikowski, Alan Peschke, Patrick Pierce, Kathleen Pitzen, Lewis Pitzen, Diane Rothering, Duane Schmitt, Nancy Steinbach, Diane Stilling, Edward Streich, Michael Tallman, Kathleen Thelen, Richard Thennes, Cynthia Ulick, Gary Walsh, Grace Weber, Linda Welter and Eileen Zahn of McHenry; Carolyn Arnold, Pauline Brown, John Grossman, Colleen Russell of Spring Grove; Thomas Amore of Solon Mills; Ronald Doherty, Victoria McCall, James Marke, Brian O'Connor, Walterine Rochowicz and Patrick Wyatt of Wonder Lake; Theodore Olsen of McCullom Lake; Clarence Adams of Ringwood and Stanley Olszewski of Island Lake. 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