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/ SECTION 2 - PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALEE - FRIDAY, APRIL 27,1979 Johnsburg School Accredited Johnsburj H.S. Honor Roll Johnsb'Tg high school an­ nounces its third quarter "Honor Roll" for academic work completed. The 629 Johnsburg high school students were eligible for thrse levels of honor recognitions - - ' aight A, 3.5 GPA and 3.0 GPA vA grade of F or D eliminated a student from any honors con­ siderations). Below are the students attaining 4.0 or 3.5 GPA's. A total of 107 students received a 3.0 GPA. Seniors Straight A's: Curt Ames, Theresa Kalsch, Lynn Lupo, Nancy Preston, Karen Szumlas, Judy Vyduna and Jill Welter. 3.5: Cindy Ano, Bruce Am­ brose, Robert Baker, Don Bentz, Scott Dixon, Mark Gesicki, Gretchen Heidler, Lisa Jackson, Rose Jakubicek, Laury Jergens, Stephanie Karwacki, Geri Kocher and •Ruth Ann Madsen. Also Glenn Moehling, Laura "Myers, Vicki Ponte, Mark Sch- mitt, Valerie Stade, Kristi Stanell, Janice Stetter, Juha Vester, Lee Ann Wayne, Lauryn Wernquist, Jacqueline Wolf and Patricia Wroblewski. Juniors Straight A's: Dawn Bentz, Rebecca Schaller and Rick Szumlas. 3.5: Dana Andreas, Charlene Behan, Brenda Bingman, Leland Carpenter, James Flood, Nancy Fowler, Eleanor Hughes, Renee Janushik, Jennifer Lozynski, Margo Lund, Linda Miller, John Moehling, Nancy Popovich, Debbie Pieper, Theresa Povidas, Colleen Rosentreter, Thomas Schoenig, Tammy iLfastal and Pam Wroblewski. Sophomores Straight A's: Inge Dschida, Susan Moulis and Barbara Sch- mitt. 3.5: Karen Alvord, John Armon, Brent Birkhoff, Deanna Davis, Cathy Easterling, Warren Hannula, Constance Johnson, Philip Kalsch, Laura Kaupilla, Sally Oeffling, Jean Pierce, Susan Sroka, Sherry Stermer, Scott Valentin, Randy Wakitsch, Valerie Zimbrick and Ann Ziolkowski. Freshmen Straight A's: Kelly Beitz, Larry Dix, Lynda Lyons, Janice Schmitt, Gary Selof, Debra Sobiesk, Kathy Szumlas and Laura Wharton. 3.5: Clay Ames, Jodi Beutel, Terrence Boyer, Debbie Caifano, Diane Chyllo, Jeffrey Clary, Susan Dehn, Peggy Franz, Patricia Haag, Todd Hatch, Mark Leslie, Tom Pieper, John Smith, Paul Smith, Susan Tripp, Pamela Ullrich and Scott Zalke. Anger is excited principal­ ly by pride. -Samuel Johnson. The size of a man can be measured by the size of the thing that makes him angry. -J. Kenfield Morley. Pictured with Dr. Duane Andreas, left, and William Hayes, right, is the president of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, Richard F. Whitmore, at the breakfast honoring new NCA institutions at the eighty-fourth annual meeting. Whitmore is president of Kellogg Community college, Battle Creek, Mich. Principal William Hayes has aneunced that Johnsburg Community Unit School District 12 has received full accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. The school was admitted into NCA mem­ bership at the association's annual meeting held earlier this month. Johnsburg school was one of twenty-two in Illinois that attained NCA membership this year for the first time. "Accreditation by the NCA means that the school has met the rigorous standards set for membership", said Principal Hayes. "These standards, which are established by more than 4,400-member schools of the Commission on Schools, signify that the school has the resources, personnel and leadership necessary as preconditions for effective education." Accreditation by the NCA must be renewed each year, based on the objective con­ ditions existing with the school. In commenting upon this, the superintendent of schools, Dr. Duane D. Andreas, stated: "Continuation within the NCA requires a joint effort by the community and the professional educators to make certain that the potentiality for quality education remains unimpaired. The advantage of NCA membership is that it assures Ihe public at-large that the school has met those standards which good schools in the NCA region consider to be imperative for effective education to take place." NCA state chairman, Dr. John S. Kemp of the University of Illinois, extended his congratulations to the school, noting that "Johnsburg school now has joined the growing league of fine schools whose purpose is the continuing im­ provement of education." Principal Hayes and Dr. Andreas were present in Chicago as representatives of the school when it was admitted to membership. Hayes said, "In addition to the ac­ creditation of schools, the NCA annual meeting program provides sessions on the many changes taking place in education. 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