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Page 12 - PLAIN DEALER-HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 1,1985 Schools JHS announces top students The top students at Johnsburg High School have been named in the second quarter honor roll released recently by the staff. SENIOR 4.0-Cynthia Swinford 3.5-Deborah Bakker, Cathey Ball, Kim Diedrich, Mark DuRei, Mark Dumelle, Janice Kearns, Kelly Kegel, Candi Kilcoyne, William Kilcoyne, Thomas Kinney, Roberta Kucharski, Michael Majercik, Lisa Matulka, Cris May, Tom Median, David Quinn, Sheryl Scavo, Ralph Stark, Debbie Tvaroh, Bernard Wharton, Lora Zielke. 3.0-Michelle Anderson, Carrie Boike, Richard Buckholtz, Dawn Cummings, Melissa Davis, Terry Eifler, Edward Foster, David Hanamoto, Lisa Hartigan, Kim Kania, Deanna Kaupilla, Lisa Kelly, Robert Kretzschmar, Amy Lane, Mike Lawrence, Mark Majercik, Laura Mellum, Eric Miller, John Miskovic, Mike Nederhouser, Warren Newton, Maureen O'Donnell, Kristin Ort, Kerry Rauhut, Danny Schaefer, Patti Schmitt, William Schmitz, Robert Slack, Michael Steffens, Robert Stermer, Raymond Tantillo, Richard Thayer, Jody Turner, William Wade. JUNIOR 4.0-Kim Abell, Kathy Beitz, Tom Buccelli, Patricia Butler, Troy Hetz, Beverly Hiller, Cynthia Lane, William Meyer, Laura Oef fling, Kimberly Powell, Donald Thennes, Amy Vayo, Thomas Walsh, Anthony Zaremba. 3.5-Missy Capps, Laureen Charles, Victoria DuBeau, Larry Gibson, Brian Hauck, Jill Jurik, Dennis Leary, Debra Linn, Christine O'Donohue, Kimberly Pollock, Susan Russell, Jonnie Schwabauer, Fareen Shedbalkar, Timothy Shine, Jeff Straulin, Michelle Weber, Gerald Wettstein, Christine Wiser, Diane Ziolkowski. 3.0-Linda Bartmann, Kevin Beitz, Robert Bentz, John Biederman, Robert Boak, Sandra Bogacz, Nicole Burnett, Sheila Chernak, Debi Clary, Carol Corbeil, Brian Drnivan, William Dust, Patricia Grams, Tela Hall, Lori Haynie, Michelle Hazelrigg, Carolyn Heil, Felicia Hogan, Kristi Johnson, Connie Klotz, Nancy Kofler, Timothy Krodel, Stephen Kunzweiler, Career test held Monday Learn how your interests, abilities, experiences and needs can be used as career assessment tools. Sign up for the career assessment test being ad­ ministered at McHemy County College on Monday, March 4, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., as part of the two-session career planning program. Tne second session, involving interpretation of the test results, will be held on Monday, April 1, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The participation fee is $8 and it is necessary to register at least 24 hours in advance. Register in person Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 5:90 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., or on Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. inadvertantly nam Jennifer Kow&u&i as fat the 4.0 ̂ IhS K «?wITl s k wim mmmvrmE mm fee room WWn life-safety survey wS® 4, in 3926 W. fit 4:30 is a architect PLACl , , fc fifth and sixth grade * John the took first Valley tournament WHO CAN PROTECT YOUR DODGE AND YOUR GARAGE? CHUCK LEWANDOWSKI 1212 N. GREEN ST. ' WeHENRY, IL 385*2304 Your American Family insurance agent has af­ fordable coverage for alll your family insur­ ance needs. 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SOPHOMORE 4.0-Chpis Bonus, Gregory Hart, Kiip Larson, Laura Lund, Steven Sterka, Randyh Sundell, John Sylvester. 3.5-Kenneth Barrett, Brian Beradt, Daniel Burns, Philip Cook, Lesley Davidson, Katherine Grams, Paula Jargstorf, Lisa Layton, Christine O'Brien, Karin Ort, Carol Papak, Tina Paries, Susan Ponte, Lori Raycraft, David Savino, Michelle Scavo, David Shedbalkar. 3.0-Craig Ames, Shaun Bean, Penny Beck, Renee Beck, Debbie Bosse, Michele Bowe, John Drogosz, Rhonda DuPont, Kathleen Fleming, Michelle Hennigan, Frank Husak, Stephanie Hutson, Cara Kraus, Alicia Musur, Bonnie Norton, Joseph Nowak, Peter Pagast, Brian Peisart, John Shiman, Loreen Webster, Mary Wroblewski. LUPUS FOUNDATION The Lupus Foundation of America, Illinois Chapter, will hold a free public seminar on Sunday, March 24,2 to 4 p.m. at the Northwest Hospital 5645 W. Addison Street, Chicago. Title of the program will be "The Ins and Outs of Lupus Erythematosus". Call (312) 779- 3181, for more information. 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