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s>tes5> - •> Ice Fishing On McCullom Lake College Honors MCC Honor Roll Announced For Cindy Freund Doctoral Study Ends Cindy Freund, daughter of Agnes and Gus Freund, 1505 Val court, McHenry, recently completed doc­ toral study at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. The degree was conferred jointly by the School of Business and the School of Public Health. Cindy received her Baccalaureate degree in nursing from Marquette university in 1963 and her Master's degree, from the University of North Mid-Year MCC Graduates Named McHenry County college students may complete their graduation requirement during any semester. Although only one graduation ceremony is conducted each year at the end of the spring semester, students participate in the exercises regardless of which semester they complete their requirements. December, 1982 graduates include the following: McHenry, Lillian Boutin, A.AS., Industrial Engineering; Maureen M. DeRosier, A.S.; Walter Eugene Fletcher, II, AS.; Richard A. Hignight, A.S., Becky A. Sawyer, A.A.S., child Care; Ringwood, Elizabeth Ann Wallace, A S.; Spring Grove, David C. Smid, A.AS., Automotive Technology; Wonder Lake, Marcia Irene Peodtke, A.A S., Accounting Technology. Three On Purdue Honor Listing A total of 3,299 Purdue university students received distinguished- student rank for the fall semester of the 1982-83 school year. The students represented, scholastically, ap­ proximately the top 12 percent of the 27,252 undergraduates on the West Lafayette campus during the first semester. In order to qualify for distinguished ranking, a student must have a grade index of at least 5.5 (B+) of a possible 6 (A) in no less than 14 academic Carolina school of nursing at Chapel Hill in 1973. Upon completion of her Ph.D., Cindy joined the faculty at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. She is directing a new program at the university co- sponsored by the school of nursing and the Wharton school. The program prepares nurses for management and executive positions in hospitals or other health care agencies. credit hours. The student may have no grade below 4 (C). Listed from McHenry were Marybeth and Richard Adams, 1618 W. Lincoln road; and Kimberly Fink- beiner, 2615 N. Lauderdale court. Universi ty Honor Status For Three Students from McHenry were among some 1,590 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater students who were named to the honor roll for academic achievement for first semester of the 1982-83 school year. Honor students included Stephanie Karwacki, 5301 N. Lake street, Patricia Kennebeck, 1408 W. Channel Beach, and Patricia Thelen, 313 W. Ringwood. Students on the honor roll must have a semester grade point average of at least 3.4 on a scale on which 4.0 is equal to "A." They also must have carried at least 12 credits with no grade below "C." ON DEAN'S LIST Sandra Kay Gilbert, 608 Silbury court, a freshman, has been named to the Dean's list at Knox college for the fall term, 1982. A minimum grade point average of 3.67 on a 4.0 scale is required, among other factors, for inclusion on the list. ON DEAN S LIST * Rick Szumlas of 3314 Cove court, McHenry, has been named to the Dean's list for the fall quarter at Augustana college, Rock Island, where he is a junior. The list includes students whose grade point average is in the "A" range, from 3.5 to 4.0. The following students have earned high academic honors (3.5 - 4.0) or honors (3.0 - 3.49) at McHenry County college during the Fall 1982 session. HIGH HONORS Full-Time McHenry - Clayton Ames, Robert Boyle, Mary Chilvers, Bernie Gar- ceau, Kevin Goulet, Daniel Heldt, Janet Hubbard, Steve Huff, David Jesky, Chris Kennebeck, Steve Knox, Linda Koczor, Holly Kuhns, Richard Nienstedt, Doug Richmond, Philip Schmitt, Susan Schneider, Cindy Smetters, Michael Szramek, James Thorson, Kimberly Toussaint, Ruth Woodhull, Susan Worzala and Lorie Zahn. Wonder Lake - Randy Beyer, Leonard Blake, Daniel Conklin, Kort Crosby, James Hertrich, Robert Hunt, Mary Lennon, Joseph Liggett, Beth Mathews, Daniel McCafferty and Mary McCarty. Ringwood - Virginia Spitzer. Richmond- Karen Krieger. HONORS Full-Time McHenry - Stacy Anderson, Kris Bergstrom, Janet Bradley, James Camara, Kelly Chilvers, Margaret Clark, Patricia Cooley, Henry DeVeikis, Donna Doherty, Julie Flynn, Timothy Gibbons, Raymond Gomoll, Glenn Greenwood, Kimberly Grenman, Patricia Haag, Mary Harris, Richard Hignight, Constance Johnson, Phil Kalsch, Kathryn Kling, Christine Knox, Robert Kunz, Julie Mauer, Laura McAndrews, Jay Miklavcic, Christine Morgan, Joseph Mroz, Thomas Nierman, Norine O'Neill, James Perrewe, Eric Piatek, Karla Pollock, Thomas Popovich, Stephen Schiera, Maureen Whalen, Robert Wilson and Andre Yerkes. Wonder Lake - Heidi Baker, Thomas Bohac, William Johnson and Norman Mathews. . .Spring Grove - Rayma Donohue, Shelly Faul and David Smid. Richmond - Daivd Heuer, Edward Kosinski, William Mclntee. Kenneth Tassone and Kimberly Tassone. HIGH HONORS Part-Time McHenry - Earl Awe, Dennis Barts, Gary Blumm, Sharon Borgmeier, Lucinda Bushell, Patricia Castle, Lynn Cawthon, Charlene Cook, Maureen Derosier, Karen Diehl, Gary Drew, Sara Giallom- bardo, Robin Gioia, Deanna Graham, Raymond Hupke, Mariann Jones, Georgia Kainer, Elizabeth Kamy, Dianne Kushch, Linda Lampi, Paul Mazan, Michael Mohawk, Judith Nett, Sharon Nye, Susan Orr, Diane Ozyuk, Carol Petty, Catherine Piatek, Steven Ponzo, James Quantz, Kathleen Rogers, Connie Sandrock, Becky Sawyer, Vicki Schlinder, Sharon Scott, Rita Shustitzky, Judith Taylor and Ami Wilson. Wonder Lake - Bonnie Brown, Annette Brumbaugh, Nancy Decicco, Gerald Grace, Charles Ham, Laura Harrison, Wendy Hicks, Bill Nasebandt, Eileen Phipps, Carolyn Pietz, Robert Pitts an Donna Wood. Ringwood - Richard Himpelmann, Lucille York. Spring Grove - Mary Jones, Eugene Mette, Carol Peters. Richmond - Edi^h B^mbas, Alan Rasmussen, Amy awanson, Mary Willis. HONORS Part-Time McHenry - Lynn Balletta, Timothy Benson, Rosemary Blake, Georgianne Area Student In Who's Who The 1983 edition of "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges" will in­ clude the name of Angela Betancourt- Collins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elias Betancourt, 406 Rand road, McHenry. Ms. Betancourt-Collins is one of 27 North Central college seniors who will be recognized as some of the nation's most outstanding campus leaders. Selection of students whose names are to be included in the annual directory is based on academic scholarship, service to the campus community, leadership and par­ ticipation in extracurricular ac­ tivities, and the potential for future achievement. Students are selected from more than 1,300 institutions of higher learning in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Ms. Betancourt-Collins is majoring in physical education-recreation at the west-suburban, independent liberal arts college. HONOR STUDENT Cheryl Ann Johnson, daughter of Carol and John Johnson, 3709 High street, McHenry, has been named to the 1982 fall semester Dean's list at the University of Dubuque. Miss Johnson is a 1980 graduate of McHenry Community high school. Bromley, David Carlson David Edwards, Patricia Einweck, Randall Fergen, Walter Fletcher, Mary Gaylord, Marion Good, Bonnie Hill, Laureen Hupke, Monica Kennbeck, Thomas McKinney, Suzanne Neumann, Mary Nichols, James Owen, Victoria Pease, Scott Persky, Jeanne Pitel, Stephanie Pitel, Rose Pitzen, William Preston, Ernest Rasmussern, Terri Samuelson, Patricia Savino, Mary Lou Schaeffer, Rita Schaller, Maureen Sima, Dawn Slaughter, Dolores Sokolowski, James Tiffany, Curtis* White and Roland Wood. Wonder Lake - June Detwiler, Laura Hancock, Nicolette Lively, Geraldine Marek, Robert Moore, Janice Mullins, Linda Nelsestuen, Sally Osteen, Russell Rades, David Sturm and Henry Wojewski. D Ringwood - Herb Johnson. Spring Grove - Ronald Moore. Richmond - Christopher Morris and Judy Ozburn. Kathleen Graef On Dean's List Kathleen Graef daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Herman Graef of 3913 W. Grand, McHenry, has been named to the Dean's list at Concordia college, Bronxville, New York for the fall, 1982 term. Being named to the Dean's list represents outstanding scholastic performance. A senior, majoring in Education at Concordia college, Kathleen is a 1978 graduate of Mchenry high school. Concordia is a fully accredited four- year college of the Lutheran Church- Missouri synod. At Bradley Three Achieve Recognition Ruth A. Snyder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Snyder of 2914 W. Lincoln in McHenry, has received recognition on the Dean's list at Bradley university in Peoria. Ruth earned a perfect 4.0 (straight "A") average for the semester through outstanding academic work. James E. Condon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Condon of 4304 W. Ponca street and Margaret J. Kelsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelsey, 2810 N. Wooded lane, McHenry, also were placed on the Dean's list. Qualifications for the Dean's list are based on academic achievement with a minimum grade-point average for the semester of 3.5, the equivalent of an A-minus on a perfect 4.0 scale. There are 181 students at Bradley who achieved a straight A, 4.0 average, on the current Deanrs list. There are 705 students recognized on the Dean's list for the fall semester of the 1982-83 academic year, ac­ cording to the office of Dr. John C. Hitt, vice-president for Academic Affairs at the university. Lucy Burnes In "Who's Who" Lucy Byrnes, a senior at Saint Mary's college, has been selected to "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges." Ms. Byrnes received recognition from "Who's Who" on the basis of her academic achievement, service to her community and leadership in ex­ tracurricular activities. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Byrnes, 1301 Cherry Valley road, McHenry. President 's Honor Listing For Two Robert Morris college at Carthage, 111., has announced its President's '"Honors list for the term ending Nov. 19. Recipients of the honors award have maintained a GPA of 3.5 or higher for the term. Those named to the list from this area include Teresa D. Licastro, 1603 North Avenue, McHenry, 10-month secretarial, and Theresa Nuss, McHenry, 6-month secretarial. ON DEAN'S LIST Ruth Ann Lieb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David L. Madsen, 5300 North Bridge street, McHenry, was named to the Dean's list at the conclusion of the first semester at Bryan college, Tenn. She is the wife of David Lieb, a former student at Bryan. An ac­ counting major, she has been a regular honor student earning a grade point average of 3.5 or above on a 4.0 scale. HONOR STUDENT Lucy J. Byrnes has been named to the Dean's list at Saint Mary's college, Notre Dame, Ind. , for academic achievement during the fall 1982 semester. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Byrnes, 1301 Cherry Valley road, McHpnry. PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 26,1983 ? Derby A pair of fishermen head for a vacant spot on the lake, while others (in background) have already begun their attempt at getting a nibble In the comfort of a home-made hut, eleven-year-old Marcus Seifert, of McCullom Lake, caught a bucket of tiny perch during his first hour and half of .fisherman's luck at the derby. ^ McCULLOM LAKE -- If you had gone past McCyllom Lake last weekend and thought you saw a shanty town on the lake, you were not seeing things. The ninth annual McCullom Lake Fishing Derby was held Saturday and Sunday on McCullom Lake. The event is sponsored by the McCullom Lake Conservation Club and all proceeds are used in the management of the lake. « Because of the warmer than usual weather, a good turnout was reported for both days according to club of­ ficials. People of air ages ; men apd women, were seen on the ice in make­ shift shantys. Some didn't have any kind of shanty and one man brought his snowmobile out on the ice to sit on. The ice was only eight to 10 inches thick, but that didn't stop anyone. The 1983 derby was labeled a suc­ cess by Julian Seifert, a club director. "This has been the best year for the biggest fish. It really has been ex­ citing for us." A total of 28 northern pikes were caught over the weekend. All 28 were over the legal 24 inch size. The average size, according to club president Harvey May, was 26 inches. The largest northern was caught by Jerry Reycraft of McHenry. His northern was weighed in at five pounds-8 ounces. May also reported that eight keeper size bass were caught. It was also reported that the largest perch was 9.3 inches, the largest bluegill was 7.1 inches and the largest crappie was 10 inches. Seifert added the majority of the fish caught over the weekend were fish staked just a few years ago. The smallest fish turned in was also recorded. Daniel Boone, an eight- year-old from McHenry was the winner catching a 2.1 inch V4 ounce bullhead. John Jepsen, a 13-year-old, caught the smallest perch at 2.8 inches. Steve Busse of McHenry finds the seat of a snowmobile to liis liking while trying his luck on McCullom Lake. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD