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College Honors Susan Herrmann Is Parkland Graduate Kelly Kalk On University Honor Listings Seven hundred sixty-five students from Parkland college were candidates for graduation at com­ mencement exercises held recently at Krannert Center for the Performing Arts on the University of Illinois campus. Among them was Susan K. Herrmann of McHenry., One hundred forty-one students received cer­ tificates and six hundred twenty-four students received Associate in Science, Associate in Arts, Associate in Applied Science, and Associate in General Studies degrees. Earns Second Degree Robert K. Hollander, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack N. Hollander, 1010 N. Hiver road, McHenry, received a Bachelor of Science degree in Dental Laboratory Techniques from the College of Technical Careers at Southern Illinois university at Carbondale. He received -an Associate in Art degree in DentalTechnology Aug. 4 1979. .. Chancellor Kenneth Shaw conferred degrees on 4,700 candidates at the two commencement excercises held at the University arena in May. During the ceremonies, honorary degrees were given to Donald McHenry, United States ambassador to the United Nations, and to Frank Stanton, former chairman of the American Red Cross. Degrees For Eight In Area At Carbondale Spring commencement exercises were conducted recently at Southern Illinois university-Carbondale for a class of 4,700 graduates. Ceremonies in the SIUC Arena included honorary degree awards to Donald F. McHenry, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, and Frank Stanton, former president of the Columbia Broadcasting System. McHenry is a master's degree graduate of SIUC. McHenry area graduates were Joseph Alford, (BS) 3811W. Grove; Frank Dillon, (BA) 4711 Gregory; Robert Hollander, (BS) 1010 N. River road; Carolyn Mc- Whinnie, (BA) 1208 W. River Terrace; Louis Robel, (BS) 4222 Riverside; Gary Thomas Schaefer, (BS) 4208 Crestwood drive; Joel M. Wakitsch, (BA) 3919 N. Hillcrest; and Diane Bernice Wilke, (BA) 2811 N. Wooded lane. Kelly Jjayne Kalk, 18-yeai old daughter of Jerry and Jayne Kalk, formerly of McHenry, earned mention on the Dean's list and also "Ifte President's list for outstanding grades and •activities at the New Mexico State university, Las Cruces, New Mexico. She has completed her freshman year. Kelly is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dean of McHenry. HONOR LISTING Sean W. Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. William E.G. Thomas, 1642 North Riverside drive, McHenry, has been named to the Dean's list at Lake Forest college for the 1979-80 academic year. To qualify for the honor, students must earn at least four "A" grades during the year, and no grade lower than a "B". The list includes ap­ proximately one-tenth of the student body. ON DEAN'S LIST Susan Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, 3709 W. High, McHenry, and a 1976 graduate of McHenry high school, was among 205 University of Dubuque undergraduates named to the 1980 spring semester Dean's list at UD. The Dean's list was announced by Joseph Stewart, academic dean of the UD College of Liberal Arts. To qualify for the academic honor roll, students must earn a grade point average of 3.2 or higher, based on a 4.0 scale, for the semester. Courthouse Squares Master Degrees To Three Area Students John Charles Havlik received his Master of Fine Arts degree and Loretta Ellen McKee and Peter Wonder Lake Girl Earns Honor Rank L a u r a N a s e b r a n d t , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nasebrandt, 10220 Thayer road, Wonder Lake, was one of 25 students named to Phi Alpha Sigma honor society at North Central college in Naper- ville. Phi Alpha Sigma recognizes excellence of scholarship among North C e n t r a l f r e s h m e n . Eligibility is based upon a 3.5 cumulative average for the first two terms of the fresh­ man year James Murphy, Master of Science-Education degrees at Southern Illinois university, Edwardsville. Degrees were conferred on 2,160 students during commencement exercises June 6. Earl Lazerson, acting president of the university, delivered the com­ mencement address. MAKING NOW THEM HAVE WON AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS McHENRY TRANSMISSIONS 926 N. Front St. OAA 17IIA M c H e n r y I l l i n o i s • • t m SNUN8 Tfflfi CLMMNCE SALE I, I*0**"** **** Wmdfi Circus Day June,22 but now the public can see it in its entirety when the circus appears in Crystal Lake Sunday, June 22, at 2 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. The sponsor is Lake Region YMCA. The whistle sounds, the band plays, the performance is on! That age^ld routine will be repeated twice Sunday, June 22, in Crystal Lake when the world's largest tent circus appears at the YMCA at 7315 S. Route 31 under sponsorship of the Lake Region Y's Men's club. The Carson & Barnes 5-ring Wild Animal circus, featuring the greatest array of aerial and arenic displays presented under it's canvas in more than 20 years, is scheduled to present per­ formances at 2 and 5:30 p.m. More than 50 tanbark stars appearing in the United States for the first time ever are mixed with old favorites in the two-hour show, which has been heralded as the most sparkling in the 43-year history of the Carson & Barnes circus. Many of the entertainers had portions of their acts featured in television highlights during the winter months. 5 • PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18,1980 Heart Association Holds Annual Meeting The McHenry County Heart association will hold its annual meeting Wed­ nesday, June 18, at the Old Courthouse Inn in Wood­ stock. The purpose of this meeting is to elect the of­ ficers and board of directors for the year beginning July 1. Also, people who have made noteworthy con­ tributions toward McHenry County Heart association programs during the past year will be recognized. The evening will begin with cocktails served at 6:30 p.m. and include a dinner served at 7 p.m. followed by the program and business meeting. The public is invited to spend the evening with people who are concerned with and dedicated to fighting premature death and disability due to diseases of the heart and blood vessels--the number" one killer in this country. To make reservations, contact Betty Medearis, field director, or Vern Wolff, 424 Dacy street, Woodstock. 338-2716. CARSON & BARNES CIRCUS ACT The ingredients of a good circus includes clowns, elephants and pretty girls. They are present in big numbers with the world's largest tented show, the great Carson & Barnes 5- ring Wild Animal circus. There are also wild animals, acrobats, aerialists and many feature acts ac­ companied by a big brassy circus band. Parts of the huge show were presented in televised highlights during the Winter, The Veterans Ad­ ministration will celebrate its 50th anniversary in July 1980. Prior to 1930, responsibility for federal veterans' programs was shared by several federal agencies. PROCLAMATION Whereas: Problems with hearings are much more common than most people realize and often go un­ detected and untreated and Whereas: Communication disorders are more prevalent than cancer, heart disease, blindness, TB, VD, MS, and kidney disease combined Whereas: The Lions club of McHenry and the Lions of Illinois foundation are generously cooperating to provide free hearing tests for adults of McHenry. Now, Therefore, I Joseph B. Stanek, mayor of McHenry, do hereby claim the week of June 23, 1980 as Better Hearing Week in McHenry and call upon all citizens to join in observance and to 'SUDDort. this noble cause by having their hearing tested June 26. Joseph B. Stanek, Mayor Pregnant, NEED HELP? 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