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PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5,1983 h update on m Schools • Wolter named District 156 assistant superintendent Norbert Wolter, District 156 administrative assistant to the superintendent, was promoted to assistant superintendent at the last school Doard meeting. At the August meeting, Wolter's duties were expanded • 1 irclude district curriculum and program coordination, and leader sli In in developing curriculum modifications and reform to ensure educational program excellence. Also, direct supervision and evaluation for the district's directors of Vocational Education and Special Programs. Supt. Robert 0. Swartzloff said, "Mr. Wolter holds the proper certification for the expanded responsibilities and the new position." Wolter has been administrative assistant for three years. For four years prior to that, he was assistant prinicpal at East Campus High School. He came to McHenry from Thornton High School district ir Harvey, IL, where he taught school and served as director of Federal Programs. ' Wolter received his educational degrees from the University of Illinois- Champaign earning a bachelor of science, master of science and certificate of advanced studies in his field. The new assistant superintendent is a native of Chicago, but grew up in Antioch. He and his wife, Judith, live in the McHenry-Johnsburg area with their three children. ANDRES STEAK HOUSE v2 Mile North of Route 1 73 on U.S. 12 Richmond, II. 60071, 815-678-2671 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9 Serving From 2.00 - 5=00 p.m Germon Menu plus Prime Rib Feoturing "THE EPICS" GERMAN BAND Entertaining From 2:00 - 7:00 p.m. dL ii IQUOR MART 2314 W. ROUTE 120. BEER Old Style 24-12 OZ. CANS (Loose Pack) 49 WIN • WIN • WIN BEER r s7 YOU COULD WIN *2,250,000 THIS WEEK 'PLAY LOTTO SALE BEER NOT ICED LIQUOR Leroux Schnapps •Apple ^ _ 'Spearmint %M •Cinnamon m * •Peppermint 750 J^L Fleischmann's Vodka $^29. 1.75 LITER _ PRICES EFFECTIVE OCT. S THRU OCT. 11 3HCS3 mI; Pepsi, Die! Pepsi or Pepsi Free $129 • PLUS DEP. Tab, Sprite or Mello Yello 8*16 oz. BOTTLES 10 High Bourbon $049 1.75 LITER 8 McCormick Gin $'W49 1.75 LITER 7 B & L Scotch ^A98 1.75 LITER 9 8-16 OZ.' BOTTLES 99s \ M M n LUS DEP WINES Gallo Vermouth $ 1 5 9 750 ML Breckenridge Wines $349 4 LITER Hr- ARE YOU NEW IN THE McHENRY AREA? Do You Know Someone New? We Would Like to Extend a ROYAL WELCOME TO EVERY AREA NEWCOMER!! Call Lorraine Monahan 385-5475 NO OBLIGATION IT'S FREE i HUl *11(1*1 Hcnummi itsmtii ROYAL WELCOME 'Know Your Area-Royal Welcome Do^s It Best" jam wv If J-,. • A r recognizes academic achievement was Law Henry Timothy 3806 W. Larry, --.-- in the McHenry East Campus High School class of 180, also To recognize high school achievement and to encourage continued academic excellence, the University of Wisconsin- Whitewater Honors program awards $100 scholarships each year to new freshmen who ranked high in their graduating classes. Among 1983 recipients was Lawrence A. Kenyon, son of Henry A. Kenyon, 302 N. Timothy, and Marie Muschal, 3808 W. Main, McHenry. Larry, who was salutatorian received a $1,000 leadership fee remission Chancellor James R. Connor presents scholarship to Lawrence Kenyon of AAcHenry. c.. West student named in merit program McHenry High School West Campus has been notified that one of its students has been designated a Commended Student in the 1984 National Merit Scholarship program. Greg Johnson, principal, announced Friday that Jeff T. entv- program. Although Commended St)iaents will not receive further consideration for merit scholarships, each has d e m o n s t r a t e d u n u s u a l academic promise and will be honored with a Letter of Commendation. An officer of National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), which administers the >rogram, stated, "The ig test performance of each Commended Student in the highly competitive Merit program is an attainment deserving of recognition. In a nation that places great value on the education of its voung people, it is important to honor academically talented students and to acknowledge the part that schools play in the development Leaders program set Beck s 6-12 OZ. N.R. BOTTLES A High School seniors have an opportunity to enter the 1983-84 Century III Leaders program, which awards local, state, and national prizes to students who demonstrate the leadership abilities and social awareness necessary to help meet America's needs during our third century. One particularly outstanding senior will eventually collect the $10,000 scholarship which goes to the Century in national winner. That person is selected at the Century in Leadership National Conference, March 2-5, at Colonial Williamsburg, Va. National semifinalists earn $500 awards. •'4 Two students from each state and the District of Columbia - chosen from winners at each participating high school- receive $1,500 scholarships and all-expense-paid trips to the Williamsburg conference. Two state alternates each receive $500 awards. Now in its ninth year, the Century III Leaders program is designed to bring together student leaders to«discuss issues facing America in its third century. Students are judged at the local school level on leadership abilities, school and community involvement, a short essay written on an issue facing America, and a current events examination. In all, the Century III Leaders program awards $218,500 in scholarships and provides for 102 students to attend the Williamsburg conference. The program is administered by the National Association of Secondary Sohool Principals and funded by the Shfll Companies Foundation, Inc. Deadline for students to ai is Oct. 21. Students intei participating in the program should contact Mrs. Rogers in the West Campus Guidance office, or Dodds, East Campus principal. & Call: (312) W441M or 61*4 Or Fill Oul Out Coupon and Mall T< To: Air Forco Raaarv* Raci •28 TAO/RS, O'Hara ARFF, a Mall Todavl Rac rutting Oftlca RFF, IL 8MM hi# Xity. state, ?>o L Prior service ives' AIR FORCE RESERVE 4-306-1001 A GREAT WAY TO SERVE £> PROFESSIONAL & SERVICE DIRECTORY JACK WALSH, AGENT EARL R. WALSH. BROKER " INSURANCE & BONDS Flra, Auto, Form, Ufa Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES 5011W. Elm St., McHenry 315 3300 McHENRY COUNTY OFFICE MACHINES SALES. SERVICE • RENTALS Mon. Sa*. 9-5:30. Friday til *:M. 93 Grant St.. 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We sincerely hope that their attainments thus far will encourage these young men and women to take advantage of their opportunities for higher education and to acquire the skills they will need to become productive adults and contributing citizens in a free society." All participants in the current Merit Scholarship competition entered by taking the PSAT- NMSQT in the fall of 1982. Although the scores of the 35,OOOCommended Students designated throughout the 50 states were very high, they were slightly below the level required for Semifinalist standing. Only the 15,000 Semifinalists who were announced by NMSC Sept. 14 will have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 5,300 merit scholarships to be awarded next spring. MCHS academic recognition Last fall, the McHenry Community High School District 156 board of educj ication approved a unique recognition program to honor outstanding academic achievement bs students. Individuals who excelled during the past school year are being presented letters this fall much like the athletic letters which have been part of the American high school scene for years. This idea to emphasize the importance of academic performance was proposed to the board by its secretary, James Tony an. The goal of this program is to focus students' attention on the most important aspect of their education, which is academic achievement. A student is required to have a 3.0 grade average for a given academic year in order -to be eligible for an academic letter award. The student awards program will follow the progression currently adhered to in the athletic awards program; as a freshman, a student may earn academic numerals; as a sophomore, an academic minor letter; and as a junior or senior, a major letter. High ranking student graudates Mark D. Smith of 311N. Green Street, McHenry, graduated recently from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, receiving a bachelor's degree. - He was invited to the University Honors Convocation for students with distinguished academic achievement, and also the Chancellor's and Senior Class reception. Smith ranked among the top 20 percent of Letters and Science graduates. The son of Mr. • and Mrs. Lester Smith, he is a 1979 graduate of McHenry Community High School. August U of 1 graduates Diplomas for 1,021 August graduates of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign will be mailed to recipients in October. The diplomas represent 491 undergraduate and professional degrees and 530 advanced degrees. Among those receiving degrees are Andrea Aldns, 2516 Lincoln Road, and Thomas Hutchinson, 3704 W. Lee, both of McHenry. Hutchinson received a Master's degree in Architecture and a Master's degree in Civil Engineering No commencement ceremony is held in the summer. 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