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PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY FEBRUARY 24, 1984 Honor students at Johnsburg announced Scliools ® F roll for J is the latest honor High School: STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE CAVLORO MARIONETTE SHOW-All attention of these Valley View students is on the stage, where a Cole Marionette presentation was offered last week. SCHOOL BRIEFS AIR FORCE BAND The U.S. Air Force Band from Chanute Field will present a concert in West Campus High School, McHenry, Monday evening, Feb. 27. The public is invited and there is no ad­ mission charge. Hie program will begin at 7 p.m. with selections by the seventh and eighth grade bands of McHenry Junior High and Parkland Junior High Schools, followed by performances by the jazz bands of East and West High Schools. The presentation by the Air Force Band will follow. Perfect 4>0: Laura Lund 3.5: Kenneth Barrett, Brian Berndt, Oris Bonus, Daniel Burns, Radhael Clark, Gregory Hart, Paiia Jargstorf, Kim Larson, Lisa Layton, Christine O'Brien, jKarin Ort, Lori Raycraft, David Savino, Steven Sterka, Raidy Sundell, Cynthia S^fartzloff and Loreen Webster. 3.0: Patricia Adams, Craig Ames, Deborah [Babarsky, Shaun Bean, Debbie Bosse, Michele Bo we, Laufa Brehmm, Jeffrey Callahan, i Karin Cluff, Jacqueline Connery, Lesley Davidson, Rhonda Du Pont, Kim Easterling, Katherine Grams, Terry Hendershott, and Tyler Kinny. Also Bonnie Norton, Joseph Nowak, Paul Owen, Peter Pagast, Carol Papak, Tina Paries, Brian Peisert, Roger Petska, Haul Polep, Susan Ponte, Karyn Ramberg, Michelle Scavo, Michael Schratt, David Shedbalkar, John Shiman, Jeffrey Thomp­ son, Dawn Wetzstein and Mary Wroblewski. SOPHOMORES Perfect 4.0! Kimberly Abell, Christine O'Donohue and Laura Oeffling. 3.5: Kathy Beitz, Kevin Beitz, Thomas Buccelli, Patricia Butler, Laureen Charles, Brian Dunivan, i Beverly Hiller, Cynthia Lane, Mary Marulewski, Donald Thennes, Amy Vayoi Tammy Wettstein and Authority Zaremba. 3.0: Mark Bartman, John Biedermat, Sandra Bogacz, Nicle Buriett, Missy Capps, Chris Carlson, Deborah Gahlbeck, Larry Gibson, Brian Hauck, Troy Hetz, Daivd Huemann, Dennis Leary, Debra Linn, Thomas Maiorca, Mary Neumann, Kimberly Pollock, Kely Quintan, Susan Russell, Jonnie Schwabaurer, Fareen Shedbalkar, Timothy Shine, Jeff Straulin, Thomas Walsh, and Diane Ziolkowski. JUNIORS Perfect 4.0: Cynthia Swinford and Debbie Tvaroh. 3.5: Mark Dumelle, Edward Foster, Janice Kearns, Lisa Marie Kelly, Candi Kilcoyne, William Kilcoyne, Thomas Kinney, Robert Kretzschmar, Mark Majercik, Michael Majercik, Cris May, Sheryl Scavo, Robert Slack, Michael Steffens, and Raymond Tantillo. 3.0: Lisa Ann Confer, Dawn Cummings, Mark Du Rei, Mary Dvorak, David Gagnon, Tim Koeller, Amy Lane, Kimberly Loesch, Laura Long, Lisa Marie Matulka, Laura Mellum, Eric Miller, John Miskovic, Warren Newton, Denise Norton, Kristin Ort, James Owen, Robert Prosen, David Quinn, Patti Sch- mitt, William Schmitz, Mark Schoenherr, Ralph Stark, Richard Thayer, Bernard Wharton, Michelle Young and Lora Zielke. SENIORS Perfect 4.0: Richard Michels and Richard Schaller. 3.5: Michele Arnolde, Kathy Butler, Lisa Anne Carlson, Mary Ann Christie, Terri Cluff, Terri Eichhorn, Trisha Herigodt, John Kirk, David Lindberg, Kimberly Pieper, Norman Rokosz, Ken Schoenig, Brian Siudak, Rhonda Thayer, and Scott Tvaroh. 3.0: Jason Anderson, Julie Anderson, Cynthia Axell, James Bentz, Marcia Crump, Breck Dixon, Alicia Evertsen, Jane Gasiorowski, Michele Hancock, Jerry Harker, Kelly Hart, Wendi Huemann, ' Gail Jakubicek, Jeff Jayko, Sarah Knight, Todd Knoll, Wayne Kollenkark, Dawn Lameka, Scott Loesch, Joseph Majercik, Katrina Marundi, Shelly Miedzianowski, Dennis Norton, Wayne Peisert, Janette Ready, Traci Schmitt, Maria Schroeder, Jane Smid, Debra Wade, Katherine Wester, and Gail Wroblewski. JESUS FOOD FOR NEEDY--Jason Cooper and Jennifer Griseto are among the third grade students of St. Join's School who collected food for the McHenry Food Pantry. The students chose to collect food for their social service project during Catholic School Week. Kindergarten screening, » registration scheduled McHenry Elementary School District 15 will be holding the kindergarten registration and screening March 14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, and 23 at Zion Luthern Church, 2604 W. Elm Street, McHenry. Children who will be attending Montini kindergarten will be registered at the Primary Center March 12 through 23, but will also be asked to participate in the screening procedures at Zion Lutheran on the above dates. Only children who have reached the age of five on or before Dec. 1, 1984, are eligible to attend kindergarten. Parents must accompany their own child and bring his-her birth cer­ tificate with them on the day of registration. A copy may be obtained fronj the County Clerk's office of the city or town in which the chfld was born. Since the completion of the registration form, parent in­ terview, and4 educational screening will take about one hour, parents must call for a definite appointment. The schedule is 8:30, 9:30, and 10:30 a.m. and 1 and 2 p.m. on the above dates. Montini parents should also set up an ap­ pointment through the District 15 office, phone 385-7210. Marian to host seminar The Dean's list for the first semester of the 1983-84 school year at Illinois Wesleyan University includes 309 students from 181 cities in 13 states. To be on the Dean's list, a student must have a grade-point Robert Morris College has announced its President's Honors List for the term ending Dec. 23. Recipients of the honors award have maintained a GPA WESLEYAN Area musician goes on band tour average of 3.500 or better, based on 4.0 for all A's, during the semester. Steven Gedde, 28231 W. Crest Road, McHenry, was among the students recognized. - HONOR STUDENT of 3.5 or higher for the term. Gina Rittorno, 815 West Broadway, McHenry, received awards for President's Honors List and perfect attendance. Miss Line new Marian librarian Catherine Line Thomas Landers, principal of Marian Central Catholic High School, has announced the appointment of Miss Catherine Line as the school librarian. Miss Line will also teach Library Science. ON DEAN'S LIST Miss Line comes to Marian Central from Mosinee, Wis., where she taught World History, United States History, and Current Events. For her B.S. degree, she majored in Library Science. She is a certified teacher at the secondary level. Miss Line graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh, in May, 1983. Some of Miss Line's interests include cross country skiing, reading, writing poetry and children's short stories, French cooking, and needlework. She is enjoying the change of location and looks forward to living in the Woodstock area. Miss Line says she is im­ pressed with the students and faculty at Marian Central and has really felt acceptance in the community. The Augustana College concert baad will leave Feb. 25 for a seven-day tour of Illinois, Michigan nd the Toronto area of Canada. Members of the nationally known band include Deanna Davis, a junior, who plays oboe and English horn. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Michael Davis, 6220 Barnard Mill Road, Ringwood. The annual home concert is scheduled1 March 10 on the Augustana campus in Rock Island. Marcellus Brown, in his third year on the music faculty at Augustana, is the director. Founded in 1874, the band is the oldest musical organization on a campus widely recognized for its rich heritage in music. OMISSION The name of Brian Cun­ ningham was omitted from the Montini honor roll. He should have appeared on the 3.38 listing. Marian Central Catholic High School will host J. Daniel Mathein, director of Personal Management System of Forest Hospital, Des Plaines, as guest speaker at an all-school assembly Monday, Feb. 27, at 9:30 a.m. Mathein will present a seminar which "deals with life - deals with the individual - deals with teaching simple, practical, implementable techniques which can be easily added to any person's collection of tools for higher productivity." The seminar is entitled "A Balanced Approach to Stress Management." Mathein comes to Marian Central with 18 years experience in business management, marketing, training, program development, public speaking, and a broad health im­ provement background. He is nationally known in his field. In addition to his presentations, Mathein is the author of a monthly newsletter, has authorized numerous articles on health promotion, and has authored books on The Personal Management System and Creative Decision Making. 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