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\ ae,ci tun t - r aue. ajj - rLAiivut!.ALC.n - wbiinc^uAt, juinu. xt, j*m Schools Admission info session set at Barat Johnsburg Junior names top students The Barat College ad­ missions and financial assistance offices are hosting an information session on Sunday, July 8, for juniors and seniors in high school and their parents. The two-hour program begins at 2 p.m. Faculty members will be present to discuss the curriculum and the program is open to all persons interested. Ttoe meeting will be held in the Hut, an informal student lounge, on the college campus at Sheridan and Westleigh Roads, Lake Forest. RSVP by calling the admissions office at (812) 234-3000, ext. 370. ARE YOU NEW IN The McHenry Area? Do You Know Someone New? We Would Like To Extend A Royal Welcome To Every Newcomer To Our Area!!! CALL LORRAINE MGNAHAN 385-5475 The faculty of Johnsburg Junior High School announced the fourth quarter honor roll for the 1983-84 school year. To achieve the high honor roll a student must obtain a 4.5 average with good citizenship marks. The regular honor roll requires at least a 3.5 average with good citizenship marks. EIGHTH GRADE High Honors-Diane Har- tigan, Sharon Kee, Keith Mattison, Lisa Nunamaker, Carolyn Shine, Karen Slack, Sabrina Sliwiak, Thomas Valant and Suzanne Wester. Honors-Jack Anderson, Kristin Anderson, Kathryn Barrett, Edward Bauer, Brooklynn Bean, Kerri Beutel, Arnold Boedecker, Laura Cardella, Dawn Cerny, James Christie, Julie Christie, Marie Davids, Marsha Demers, David Dixon, Laurel Dornbush, Jennie Eckstein, Jennifer Emrich, Linda Foster, Christine Freund, Heather Ghera, Donald Grons, Jennifer Harker, Carie Hetz, Kenneth Kania, Lea Kelly, AUGUSTANA HONORS An Augustana senior, Terilee Armon, of 1509 W. May, McHenry, has been named to the dean's honor list for the spring quarter. Armon main­ tained a grade point average of at least 3.5. t UHl BHCHH M ii"i muttm mtrntut it ROYAL WELCOME Know Your Area-Royal Welcome Does It Best We Do Post-Emer si Call Us For Quality And Personal Service! Jackson's Farm Store 136 N. East St. Marengo, IL 60152 Call Collect! (815)568-8055 or 7035 More $100000 instant game winners than ever! i T&lk about exciting! The new Pay Day Instant Game has more $100,000 instant winners than any other instant game! Not seven. Not eight. Not nine. In Pay Day, there are ten instant prize tickets available for sale that are each worth $100,000 cash! And remember, by playing Pay Day, you could also quality to win the Million Dollar Grand Prize--$50,000 a year for twenty years! 8o play Pay Day Instant Lotteiy. And some of that . moolah oould be yours. Ronda Kibbe, Jennifer Kristof, Connie La Shure, John Leigh, Jodi Lusk, Kevin Mattison, Matthew Mazan, Linda Miller, Kathleen Munson, Catherine Neumann, Edward Nichols, Lisa Pease, Wndey Pedersen, Carolyn Podhorn, Tamera Policky, Laureen Przybylski, Julie Sande, Cheryl Seely, Debbie Smith, Guy Stedman, Elizabeth Steinbock, Jay Straulin, Rudy Torres, Lydia Walker, Joseph Wharton, Jessica Wirtz and Aimee Wiser. SEVENTH GRADE High Honors -Jayne Bor- chers, Angie De Wolfe, Tracy Du Rei, Trevor Hart, Michael Lewallen, Laura O'Donohue, Daniel Paulsen, Kimberly Sch­ midt, Michelle Simon, Bryan Smith, Allan Van Every, An­ nette Violett and Mary Welter. Honors-Lisa Ackerman, David Ansell, Jennifer Baehne, Bradley Baidinger, Scott Banaszynski, Daniel Beake, Dawn Biederman, Thomas Birkhoff, Matthew Bonus, Jill Borchers, Matthew Chernak, Dawn Creden, Lisa Davidson, Paula Dean, Alison Di Perna, Carrie Dombroski, David Ferrara, Tina Forgette, William Gahlbeck, Douglas Gibson, Holly Harvey, Matthew Hen- nigan, Heidi Hermann, Jennifer Huemann, Vicky Huska, Michelle Jargstorf, Kerri Kacprowicz, Sean Kegel, Jennifer Kinsman, Anneliese Kirkpatrick, Daniel Klapperich, Lonnie Kowalski, Michelle Konczak, Kathleen Lane, Matthew Lavin, Michael Lewis, Dinnis Linn, Heather Mahl, Stephanie May, David Mehner, Alexander Merlina, Richard Mirs, Jeffrey Nowicki, Sherri O'Brien, Thomas Oeffling, Kary Olsen, Todd Parks, Kristine Pittman, Patricia Ponte, Eric Pulk, Todd Roos, James Rorig, Karen Schaefer, Chester Seymour, Kimberly Shumate, Daniel Spung, Jeffrey Steffens, Charles Swinford, Renee Thayer, Carey Tissing, Traci Wettstein, Wendy Winiarski, Jennie WiSniewski, Rebecca Wolter and Gary ZeUer. SIXTH GRADE High Honors--Jennifer Beam, John Briggs, Aaron Dominguez, Anastacia Fry, Brian Gamen, William Grons, Karia Koeberlein, Jessica Miller> Darin Propp, Amy Schaefer,. Michael Szarek and Andrew, Thompson. Honors-Melissa Baehn^, Mark) Baidinger, Kelly Benson,. Cheiyl Biedron, Joy Boelens,. Janet Bosse, Kenneth Calhoun, Christina Clements, Marshelle Crusing, Derek Davis, Mark Di Prima, Brian Diedrich, Kristy, Dieter, Pam Dodge, Jessica. Emrich, Jeannine Frett, Ken^y. Gallo, Tracy Hiller, Julie: Johnson, Robert Kirk, Rodney Lunkenheimer, Nicole Marriner, Scott Miller, Mary. O'Malley, Dieter Paries, Scott, Popovich, Jason Quinn, Lorie Sande, Adam Scheibe, Ann Sch- wabauer, Valerie Shull, Robin Smith, Eric Stedman, Paul- Swanson, Debra Swartzloff, Melissa Vayo and Charles Wuchter. Marian Central sets honor roll Marian Central Catholic High School recently released the honor roll for the second semester of the 1983-84 school year. McHenry area residents named to the list include the following students. SENIOR High Honors McHenry- Margaret Mary Coughlin, Diane Marie Knox, and Heike Ingrid Nuhsbaum. Wonder Lake-Cheryl Ann Walsh, Kim Schuler and Kim Kamihski. Honors McHenry-Chris Alan Cot- teleer, Mark Joseph Cotteleer, Joann Lynn Kennebeck, Jim Christopher Mass and Judith Ellen Radtke. JUNIOR High Honors McHenry-Craig S. Kunz and Christine Ann Norman. Spring Grove-Cynthia Marie Dickow. Honors McHenry -- Dawne Lyn Marshall, Raymond L. Pieroni, William Lynn Smith and Thomas Michael Snow. SOPHOMORE High Honors McHenry-Mary Lewan, Tiffany Lutterman and Molly Kathleen Murphy. Honors Spanish classes offered at Barat Students with basic skills in Spanish are invited to join in­ termediate classes At Barat CtflKgfe/lfefce'Forest. The language sessions, which are a continuation of elementary classes, begin on July 9 and meet from 9 a.m. to 11:50 a.m. Monday through Thursday until Aug. 3. The class carries four semester hours of college credit. For more information call the Moms and Dads! Here is the Ideal opportunity for your child to learn dependability, earn their own spending money, and learn how to manage their own business. s » S V*TiYv.Vi. • S'l' ~' 8 McNENRY PUMKALER Earn Money I Have Fun I Win Prizes I Be Somebody 1 Help your child get a jump on life. Call the McHenry Plain- dealer Circulation department today, inquire about the route opportunities in your neighborhood. l̂lP •MAW mi PRESS NEWSPAPER 8R0UP Call 385-0178 Today! McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm St., McHenry McHenry- George Friscfc, Keith Spengel and Thomas Stilling. Wonder Lake--Dierdre Anne: Russell and Charles Sowers. FRESHMAN High Honors McHenry-Meghan Carney, Michael Allen Freund and: Christine O'Meara. Honors McHenry - Brian Edward Deeke, Marie Loyola Frisch, Rusty A. Hopp, Kathleen Ank Mass, Giovanna Marie Tonyaji, , Tamara Lynn Verush and John Daniel Wember. Wonder Lake-Richard Jay Sullivan. • T registrar at (312) 234-3000. No formal application to the college is required for summer classes. vrn-f . i iontHoq in9fn9S|finem B.S. DEGREES Four McHenry area students: Kathleen Brock, Shirley Gean Case, Bernice Musielak and Lee UlricR, received bachelor of science degrees in health arts from the College of St. Francis, Joliet. BARBARA HUMANN > 4 Humann receives:: nursing degree | Barbara. Ann Humanfo: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald.Humann, of McHenry, was pinned recently at a cam ; dlelight ceremony held by the . Northern Illinois ^University * school of nursing. A 1980 graduate of McHenry High School, Humann received * her bachelor of science degree* in nursing from Northern on May 12. School HUf s m SCHOLARSHIP Beth H. Fox, 610 Mineral.; Springs, McHenry, was awarded a $1,000 Pearl Beaver Gleason scholarship by the University of Northern" Colorado. A senior majoring in special education aqd recreation, she maintained a 3.3 cumulative, grade point' average. WIU HONORS Daniel E. Coughlin, 4303 Crystal Lake Road, and Andrew William Mass, 4525 W. Shore Drive, both of McHenry* have been named to the dean's list at Western Illinois University (WIU), Macomb. -- BOYS STATE Ronald S. Naus, a senior at' West Campus, was elected to the' office of State's Attorney at thr 49th annual Boys State, held at Eastern Illinois University,- Charleston. Boys State is a- compressed, o one-week course in practical civics. *