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SECTION 2 • I'AGK 8 - PLAIN J)EALKK IIKHALI), FRIDAY , NOVEMBER 23.1984 Plalndealer Herald photo by Anthony Oliver AT THE Mall SEALED • 100% BRIGHTE HEADLIGHTS*) •IMPROVE NIGHT VISION JHS activities look to future McHenry's debate team of Seth Elliott, Chris Bassi, Laura Dworaiczek and Tim Gray (1 to r above) display two of the trophies won in recent competitions. Debaters take top Ijpnors Maintaining a tradition of winning, the McHenry High School debate team has cap­ tured nine trophies in three of their last four competitions. Top debater on the McHenry team, Chris Bassi, a senior at East, most 'recently won trophies as firstplace speaker at the Rockford Tournament and took third place individual speaker at the Leyden tour­ nament a week earlier. Her partner, Laura Dworniczek, also a senior at East, captured fifth place. The pair were judged the first ilace team at the Rockford :ord tourney as well. place Guilfi A variety of activities are planned at Johnsburg High School to assist students In preparing for graduation with a sense of self and society, and the skills necessary to serve both. This past week, sophomore students took the California Occupational Preference System Inventory (COPS). This test is designed to assist students in career planning. The first step Jji career planning is to define the student's oc­ cupational interests. On Nov. 27, the Armed Ser­ vices Vocational Aptitude Radio stations carry news of storm closings As winter months approach, so does the likelihood of school closings due to bad weather. The decision to close schools is generally made by about 6 a.m. of the day school is to close. Any decision to close McHenry schools for a day is made jointly by the director of tran­ sportation and the superin­ tendents. In the event of school closings, the following radio and television stations will broad­ cast the news. Battery (ASVAB) will be ad­ ministered to interested students. The test is an aptitude test which measures developed abilities ami is intended to predict what a person could accomplish with training or further education in a particular area. A more individualized test, the Self-Directed Search (SDS) is also available. This test is an interest inventory designed to assist students in career choice, based on personality charac­ teristics. A financial aid planning night has be scheduled for Dee. 19 at Johnsburg High School. The night is intended to help explain financial aid procedures. DIST. 12 MEETINGS A meeting of the Dist. 12 Building and Grounds com­ mittee is set for 6:30 p.m. at the fgh school in the vocational ucation area concerning donations to that department. The regular board meeting will be at 7:45 p.m. at Ringwood School. Their junior-varsity team­ mates, Seth Elliott and Tim Gray, both sophomores at West, won third place team honors at both the Leyden and Rockford invitationals. Scholars named in Johnsburg The following students have been named to the first quarter honor roll at Johnsburg Junior High School and St. John's seventh and eighth grades. 4.0-Kelly Ann Dorsey (6th), Bryan Smith (8th) and Allan Van Every (8th). EIGHTH GRADE 3.5-Thomas Birkhoff, Matthew Bonus, Angie DeWolfe, Tracy DuRei, Trevor Hart, Matthew Hennigan, Heidi Hermann, Sean Kegel, Daniel Klapperich, Kathleen Lane, Matthew Lavin, Dennis Linn, Heather Mahl, Laura O'Donohue, Daniel Paulsen, Kimberlv Schmidt, Michelle Simon, Annette Violett, Mary Welter and Catherine Zavadowsky. 3.0-Lisa Ackerman, Bradley Baidinger, Daniel Beake, Dawn Biederman, Jayne Borchers, Dawn Creden, Lisa Davidson, Paula Dean, Alison DiPerna, Carrie Dombroski, David Ferrara, Christine Ganzer, Michael Garlanger, Douglas Gibson, Vicky Huska, Michelle Jargstorf, Kim Johnson, Amy Juergensen, Anneliese Kirk- trick, Michael Lewalleq, Lisa enolasino, Richard Mirs, Kevin Miskovic, Karl Natschke, Kary Olsen, Todd Parks, Cheri Persons, Jennifer Peters, Catherine Ritter, Todd Roos, James Rorig, Karen Schaefer, Shelbi Scott, Chester Seymour, Daniel Spung, Scott Stanell, Renee Thayer, Jennie Wisniewski and Rebecce Wolter. St. John's 3.5-James Golemba, Jen­ nifer Huemann, Lonnie £ Kowalski and Thomas Oeff 3.0--Jonathon Diedrich, Hoi _ Harvey and Jason Meyer. SEVENTH GRADE 3.5-Cheryl Biedron, John Briggs, Derek Davis, Aaron Dominguez, Anastacia Fry, Jason Quinn, Robin Smith, Michael Szarek and Andrew Thompson. 3.0-Melissa Baehne, Mario Baidinger, Jennifer Beam, Joy Boelens, Dennis Brown, Christina Clements, Donald Collins, Brian Diedrich, Pam Dodge, Jessica Emrich, Brian Gamen, William Grons, Julie Johnson, Karin Koeberlein, Jessica Miller, Scott Miller, John Ortlieb, Dieter Paries, Stephanie Pease, Darrin Propp, Lori Sande, Amy Schaefer, Christopher Setzler, Valerie Shull, Thomas Smith, Debra Swartzloff, Tina Terrien, Melissa Vayo, Charles Wuchter and Maripat Zavadowsky. St. John's 3.5-Michael Biba, Danielle Himpelmann, Anthony Musur and Heather Seemann. 3.0-Elizabeth Boulden, Dale Glen, Thomas Harrison, Michele Kennebeck, Astrid Jennifer Larsen, Kory Mc- Cormack and Holly Soprych. SIXTH GRADE 3.5-Heather Brey, Carole Burr, Shawn Calhoun, Amy Dritlein, Jessica Freund, Lisa Gamen, Jean Gnivecki, Julie Gritmacker, Michael Hermann, Amanda Hoch, Karly Kunzer, Nathan Luce, Scott Madsen, Nancy Mattison, Michael Mish, Mike O'Callahan, Shannon Reidy, Cassandra Schuler, Deborah Seely, Julie Smith and Jennifer Wester. 3.0-Julie Barrett, Rachel Behm, Heidi Blim, Vicki Brehm, Jennifer Ferrara, Anthony Forgette, Michelle Gamen, Kendra Hensley, Christopher Hogan, Jason Hogan, Edward James, Karen Kotiw, Diane Leary, Michelle Lehman, Krista Lewis, Lori Mack, Brian Marks, Heather Matthews, David Mendlik, Tar a Parks, Barbara Persons, Steven Proesel, Lisa Russell, Tonya Sherrill, Aimee Simon, Leanne Swieton, Robert Torres, Rebecca Violett, Daniel Walker, Corey White, Brian Williams and Mark Zalke. WIND . 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