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PAGE 11-PLAINDEALER- WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1, 1*77 1 ' ICo/fege Honors} Tribute Paid To Military Cadet M. Zeller A McHenry- youth, Cadet Sergeant Martin L. Zeller, received an Associate of Arts degree from the Junior college division of New Mexico military institute, Roswell, in ceremonies held on campus Saturday, May 14, at which 249 cadets received A.A. degrees or high school diplomas. As a member of this year's graduating class, Cadet Zeller participated in the institute's traditional final week ac­ tivities, which are n^ed for their military pomp «and cir­ cumstance as well ias for their emphasis on, academic achievement. Highlights of commencement week included ROTC and academic scholarship awards assembly, the final ball, a final review and parade of the year, and the final formation on Saturday morning for commencement exercises. Cadet Zeller, the son of Mr and Mrs. Kenneth G. Zeller/ Jr., of 702 South Route 31, is a Bronco basketball star, having received the Rebounds award, the Best Defensive Player award, letter and'plaque, and the Advanced Physical Fitness Test award. Zeller was named to the Commandant's list. Academic Excellence Recognized Local area students have been named to the Illinois State university Dean's list for having achieved grade point averages that placed them in the top ten percent of their respective colleges. A c k n o w l e d g e m e n t f o r scholarship went to McHenry students, Judith Marie Freund, 4210 W. Crystal Lake road, straight A's; Nancy Cynn Freund, 3706 W. Maple avenue, straight A's; Randall' E. Klontz, 3606 W. Main street; Holly Lynne Marshall, 2111 W. Fairview avenue, straight A's; and Michael P. Wolf, 3919 N. Blitsch place. 3 f Richard Merkhofer, 4300 Ridgeway road, Ringwood, maintained straight A's during the spring semester and Wonder Lake coed Elizabeth Ann Jones, 8602 Garrison road, was also honored. Local Students Accept Degrees In Wisconsin Several McHenry residents were among candidates for graduation at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater May 14. Local students receiving degrees included Suzanne Gerstad Haidinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ger­ stad, 303 N. Dale avenue, bachelor ofarts,inart;GaryR. Harrison, son of Mrs. Lucille Ott, 3706 W. Main street, master of science in education, in school psychology; Deborah J. Malo, daughter of Mrs. Marlene Malo, 3718 W. Main street, and Donald Malo, 740 St. Andrews lane, Crystal Lake, bachelor of business ad­ ministration, in secretarial administration. Also,) Thomas P. Mathews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mathews, 3145 E. Lake Shore drivd, Wonder Lake; Steven J. McArdle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter McArdle, 606 Devonshire court, bachelor of science, in political science, (summa cum laude) and Karen M. 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