The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

T)i«vrf iciT D i s n / c r 3 A V s t ^ r s PHILUS K. VLALTE*SFE)W^ILRI G Uflrso* Lout (*) -#• ?, sV3 Geofc&c fillT l-lii66aeb (ty 2,as7 LiMtzA 7~ Hadlock 2,ss4 R o & e e r V o « i s e < ( * ) - * 4 ( 2 F l o e r e / f ( ( ) ¥ ; 'Gr£c*-c,e F SfflM Ct) jth.soi M A*x /V JOA/ e s ( t f ) ¥:",*!7 EfcM J. Kvii>£*A ClD) /9o5 Total Hq t e 3 , i Z 5 fa /Mod J> A Mutew/ (R)X Z.sxi Rourn-b J. Mow IS '£) -Xtjiot I*J;//wm /I k/m (*) ^^,322 Joseph C- Schmi t t (g ) zc41 Seorc.£ W. /-OWE (£) % 2,214 I). Holmes (t) l,11c f touMb Neumaie* (*) ) ,1 f3 EJMARI* P JACKSON (E) Z,O>3 JOH* M<-DONALJ> [J>) I, 221 f?oy 'BOOLF-^JE 1,3 41 NAM t ioLf iM i.Vi THME EMKicsod (I) -Hi,o/7 Du&usr 2>aHli:e (i) #z,ioi RO&£ITR 5roxen( l ) *3 ,32 Leo Cr. &£i/E£l!:e (I) % 2,Vic Total \/OT£ S,3!C of Trendway, Inc., Crystal Late, has been a resident of that city for twenty-five years. Hfe and his wife, Ginny, are the parents of four daughters Pamela and Melinda are married, Deborah is a seniorat the University of Illinois and Melissa is a fifth grade student. They reside at 4716 Wild Cherry road, crystal Lake. He seeks a three-year term on the college board of trustees. Visin attended Purdue university, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree. In addition, he-has a certificate far one year's work toward a Master of Business Ad- ministration degree from Harvard Business school. He has also attended a number of seminars covering business management subjects. Visin has been a member of the Crystal Lake grade school board of education for nine years. He has twenty-five years' experience in business management covering financial control, budgeting, engineering and manufac­ turing. Visin has served on the Junior Chamber of Commerce, Crystal Lake Planning com- misssion and the Crystal Lake Lions club. He is a member of the United Methodist church of Crystal Lake, where he serves on the finance commission and is chairman of the lay personnel committee. COMMENTS 'The role and purpose of a comprehensive community college is to serve two major groups -- the high school graduate and the adult seeking educational improvement. Based on my personal ex­ perience not only as a student but also as a parent dealing with the problems of educating three of my daughters at the college level, I firmly believe that our County college is vitally necessary in the educational process. I feel that the problems of steeply rising costs and limited capacities in the state and private univer­ sities and colleges will become much more severe. The County college definitely must provide educational opportunities for graduates unable to enter other colleges." ROBERT J. WEIDNER Robert J. Weidner of 10810 Weidner road, Harvard, is seeking a three-year term on the college board. He was appointed to the board several months ago to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Dr. J.F. Harris of Richmond. Weidner, a lifetime resident d the Harvard area, is a self- employed farmer who operates • 350*cre grain and dairy farm with his wife, the former Marcella Jung, and their seven children ranging in age from 6 to 21 years. He is a member of St. Joseph's Catholic church, Knights of Columbus, Loyal Oder of Moose, Harvard and County Grange, McHenry County Farm Bureau and Associated Milk Producers. His experience in work relating to schools includes street, Crystal Lake, has filed for a one-year term on the college board of trustees. He and his wife, Hazel, are the parents of three children, Vicki 17, Randy, 15, and Brian, 9. Kriegel.a lifetime resident of Oystal Lake, was educated in the Crystal Lake grade and high schools and took an ex­ tension course on Legislation and Politics at the University of Illinois as well as various other seminars relative to vocational education. Kriegel, a business representative for Carpenters Local 2087, has served on the Vocational Education General Advisory committee for District 155, the Vocational Educational educational ad­ visory council far Governor Ogilvie and on the citizen's advisory committee on building for District 155. He is a member of the Chamber of Commerce, St. Paul's United Church of Christ and is active in the Babe Ruth baseball program. COMMENTS "A comprehensive Junior college should offer courses that satisfy the needs of adults as well as young people for continuing education beyond high school. It should have courses at convenient times fa- students who are employed, and include areas of instruction that are necessary and ap­ pealing to students to meet their particular needs. The new campus must explore and in­ stitute new programs® of vocational and technical education and broaden the whole educational program to meet the needs of all the people in the county." RICHARD H.KROPP Richard H. Kropp of 394 Spruce lane, Crystal Lake, seeks a one-year term on the college board. He has lived in the county for thepastsix years with his wife, Elener, and their two children. David and Sarah. WILLIAM T. RYAN William T. Ryan of 671 Lake avenue, Crystal Lake, is seeking a three-year term on the college board of trustees. He and his wife, Joyce, and their four children have lived in the county for eight years. Ryan, a doctor of Dental Surgery, received his education at Loyola university, where he was awarded a Doctorate of Dental Surgery. I)r. Ryan is a member of the Knights of Columbus, the Elks, the Crystal Lake Chamber of Commerce and a board member of the McHenry County Dental society. COMMENTS "I have just completed a professional building of several thousand square feet and I feel that the experience has taught me many things that would be applicable to the building of the new McHenry County Junior college. My prime concern as a 1 potential trustee is that the college building be constructed as economically as possible, gaining the most function for the tax dollar. I am very aware of the tax dollar, being a tax­ payer of the county. I am in­ terested in maintaining a balanced educational program for the students, present and future. I feel this can be done effectively and economically still respecting the prevailing tax rate. Maintenance and operation of an educational facility is the major long term cost corfronting the district". ROBERT J. VISIN Robert J. Visin, vice- president and general manager RICHARD H.KROPP Kropp earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Washington and Jefferson college and is presently vice- president of Bryan-Longhway Insurance agency in Crystal Lake. His civic affiliations include membership in the Rotary club, Masonic lodge and Methodist church as well as president cf the Crystal Lake Chamber cf Commerce. Kropp has been serving with the citizens advisory council of the college on the job placement and student achievement committees. MAJOR PROBLEMS 'The college can and should provide a service to the student and the community. We spend thousands of dollars to educate our children in the first twelve years of school, we provide one of the finest park systems in the state and then we let them get away because there are no jobs for them here." IDEAS TO MEET THEM "Industry can provide these jobs. The college can provide the training and curriculum to assist the students in finding jobs in McHenry county. I believe that as a businessman here in the locality, I have an CARL A. KRIEGEL Carl A. Kriegel of 330 Poplar THOMAS C.ZANCK Thomas C. Zanck is a lifetime resident of McHenry county and currently resides at 1004 Madison street, Woodstock, with his wife Rebecca, and their tW6f,soii8, two-year old Jason and newborn Adam. Zanck, an attorney, is seeking a three-year term on the college board. He is a 1961 graduate of Marian Central Catholic high school, Woodstock, graduated with honors from Loras College, Dubuque, lowa in 1965 with a Bachelor of Arts degree and attended Georgetown University Law center, Washington, D.C., graduating in 1968 with a Juris Doctorate degree. ROBERT J. WEIDNER having served on citizen ad­ visory councils of Harvard high school and the McHenry County college, finance and site selection committees. MAJOR PROBLEMS "1 - Satisfactory completion cf Phase One of the building program; 2 - Inadequate vocational-technical teaching facilities. 3 - Low student enrollment. IDEAS FOR MEETING THEM "Use a common sense ap­ proach to the physical needs of the school, such as adequate but low cost structures and a fully equipped mechanical and electronics department, among others. If the building and equipment needs are met, enrollment will increase automatically." While a college student, he assisted the administration of the college in an alumni fun­ ding program. Zanck is a member of the Woodstock . Knights of Columbus and the Woodstock Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. MAJOR PROBLEMS "We must effectively and economically construct quality buildings to house the college. I prefer that these buildings be more functional than aesthetically pleasing; however, a combination of those two qualities would be welcomed." IDEAS FOR MEETING THEM "Review the plans of a qualified architect as soon as possible and commence con­ struction as soon as the financing permits." WALTER J.TURNER Noresponse to questionnaire. McHENRY COUNTY COLLEGE (1-YEAR TERM) PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER obligation to return as much as I receive. This obligation must be more than just monetary donations. It has to be in the giving cf time, experience and involvement". FRIDAY, mPRIL 7, 1972 the time its doors opened in September rf 1968. I wish to complete the term left vacant by my predecessor because I have worked for and envisioned a permanent home for M.C.C. I would like to be part of the decision making and ground breaking for Phase I of our building program. Total in­ volvement in whatever one does for the community must be a 'labor of love'. If it is n6?V- neither the person nor the community is the better for it." MIRIAM MILLER Mrs. Miriam Miller resides at 3912 W. Oak avenue, McHenry, with her husband, Gene, and their two daughters,4 Lisa and Annette. They also have a married son, Phillip. Mrs. Miller is seeking a one- year term on the board of trustees. Last summer, she was appointed to fill a vacancy on the board caused when Richard Taylor of Woodstock resigned. She has been appointed by trustees as their director to the Illinois Community College Trustees association in Springfield, where she is currently serving on both the budget and nomination com­ mittees. Mrs. Miller attended M.C.C. as a student and was appointed as a member of the citizens' advisory group, which she served as secretary. She was recently elected to the council of the Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church in McHenry. COMMENTS "McHenry County college has been a part cf my life from BARBARA PAUTZ Mrs. Barbara Pautz of 950 Sheffield court, Crystal Lake, seeks a one-year term on the college board. She and her husband, Harvey, are parents cf three children. She attended Marquette university and was certified as a CCD instructor by Mount Mary college, Milwaukee. Mrs. Pautz is an experienced cartographer for a financial consultant and has worked as a volunteer for various charities sue has the Cancer Crusade and the Mother's March of Dimes She is also a volunteer "Mom" at Canterbury school. Mrs. Pautz, a member of St Thomas Catholic church. Crystal Lake, states she is ready to devote full time to the position as trustee. Board of Supervisors - District 2 f\fcS/STt ?_,'A/cr-s AleMb Hi f /L 'Y,| bA Ricn- Bu trail f\fcS/STt ?_,'A/cr-s 1 2 3 4- * L 7 <? 7 10 n /z 13 & /I n // *0 2t :22 23 & 2S 1 z 3 4 6 L 7 V ? /O // 12 13 J4- IS U / TOTALS f\fcS/STt •nej> Parens, 47s Ui 52* 37f 5cc (eC'O si: 4 iz 377 Ml 142 174 5 n LIU 3/7 3i7 331 81I 3U Z(c3 30 X 5/0 W 3% 4& 446 412 541 355 2VI 447 4$2 4 20 sU no / hl-jMfiez Mori a;ct V 130 I I I ik ft tci 92 ' 1.3 2 % W /0? IV 112 1*6 111 131 201 201 7o 91 65 u in Sl 34 143 (*l 3S 43 70 51 7? \3i iot sc in i03 1,3 & 7f so SO - \JALTER ] CO 9.? 121 (r1 n 1i T? 60 n 95 1? 1 ! H IX HI 111 59 1(o a>L 43 in 3,f 11 i>4 34 Z5 2144 34 37 /03 io V 144 Li 42- sf 46 il 3(o * 3.005 77/bWlS /-f UEMANii(z) 75!95 lU 43 •H 7i\yi 5/ 7-5 52 75 i 122! //u % 73 52 p 53 44 H(o 36 /* 41 31 25 IS pi 33 3V 103 52 31 147 <c7 42 ^0 & 26 42 2,$3i E h J . B i u s s f c ) , 4 ' j 9 . 5 ' y/' I3C 3(o m 11 41 53 47 10 41 u /o4- /0(c CI 114- 5/ 73 41 37 zo* 32 it 63 31 1! 2? 14 2 35 34 Si 53 3/ i3L 61 31 4s 41 11 36 a 2,102 RO&EOT fOLSOtlfa) 5 / j t f w n 43 (0 0 5? 14- 3°i S8 44 53 47 is fi 53 41 41 52 45 31 /5'& zl IC 5S n $3 SO 31 ft 53 a Ho4 35 4* 44 4Z Z2 3/ * HARoLb Ci fkeesefe 1 52 j i'l 7-5 35 61 54 31 £1 4h 51 21 sl 7/ 41 4-1 51 50 4o 3$ /6f 22 /3 4i 41 31 21 41 21 45 yi 53 3L iw 50 41 45 SO 11 21 24- a z+203 2, Q4L RoHf\LlA (<t\ 4i\sy 4l tz c i 43 41 31 53 42 55 30 45 (>1 n 47 46 51 gQ 44 31 &i 14 10 31 ic 22 21 33 65 53 27 iH 63 a 31 I? 21 24- a z+203 2, Q4L UiLLiS S iMMS (k ) 47 !-5<f \ I IOI 37 42 55 4,3 40 42 43 55 51 40 9i n 5/ 63 46 40 32 214 34 / 50 30 zo il 2 6 3S L3 54- 11 m 6 / 31 44- 34 15 21' * H %Z51 44-l,Sl 41 IOC if 50 53 47 31 4°i 4i 51 31 45 H 44 U 4L a 43 34- ffl 11 10 75 21 u 20 47 11 4-1 5>°l 33 I4 i 70 44 57 41 2? 21 * H %Z51 (*HAGL£% LLW*J6A*1"(D i1 H /tiH 73 4/ 6 2 U 3i (d I3 f •7/ 101 c4 15# Hot u ZL 41 /J# 51 23 h 31 34 24 35 lie 42 loZ 31 C5 50 is zo il. 4/ 3l 3 0' * •ZJOf Uli 1J30 tfiTh I-Ialv onsen (i>) >z<i 4$ 21 n 4l 4-t / ? 30 4o U 44 121 jOti 35 60 31 H-l &3 i9 22 lie 12 io4 44 iS it 32 34 26 24- ix 45 50 4f 22 50 45 is zo il. 4/ 42 33 \4- ? •ZJOf Uli 1J30 Lfi, VetlUE MeoMEd Cb) 27 42 30 Z3 ZL 31 12 51 3f 43 52 /*? 50 3i //6 31 I$ ZL 15 n Id !c3 26 41 !<=> Z1 /6 II llo ,42 43 40 13 2V 33 13 Zt 33 11 \4- ? •ZJOf Uli 1J30 JoHfrG. Me£//An(b) 3C ZX ZZ 35 10 4^ 43 3C 43 (OS 7/ IX 47 35 I l3 141 II 20 is 17 77 11 31 21 20 14 11 17 41 35 40 il 14 IS 4 2.4 15 IS /, s>33 LEO^(\ NelscM (S) zx IS ( i°i 2L 31 n 4/ 3C 4o 31 II3 W 25 43 IS 120 141 10 i'l 20 13 i4~ 4* li V 12 3Z 12 21 11 4o' 40 43 ZL 32 32 21 3Z 34 2L 14- !,1c 30 H \E Ji Li 43 35 33 4L 2J 45 4s 53 123 m 41 34 3$ 127 I4S 20 36 11 11 90 5) 10 3>S i 7 15 10 23 31 31 36 15 21 34 i il ZS 13 10 1,14-1 CyEOtt&E- /?o/CE 31 zo 24- 10 22 i4 43 31 43 11 \05 % 30 3i 31 13 i I4 i F4 n 13 II LI 41 llo S2 25 n ZO /f 14 34 21 3<S 11 30 3i 13 31 23 21 !,S2S N. £ ' ( IL L 53 7 ^ ... " )