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Students in the News 8 Also, Jennifer Sleeting, Stacy Smoot, Jennifer Spachner, Karen Thomas, Elizabeth Triebold, Martha Troup, Kevin Waegner, Jennifer Watson, Daniel Winebrenner, Perer Zalesky and Timothy Zust. SEVENTH GRADE SUPER HONOR ROLL Ul The following Algonquin Middle School students qualified for super honor roll and honor roll: SIXTH GRADE SUPER HONOR ROLL Chris Beissner, Christopher Berry, Cheryl Boland, Kelly Campbell, Michael Carlson, Matthew Clark, Yvonne Cook, Carla Cotugno, Molly Crum, Christina Davis, Matthew Fisher, Joseph Flanagan, Matthew Foulkes and Robert Fox. Also, Stephanie Frick, Jon Gibbs, James Hackler, Edward Haraburda, Kelly Harris, Dawn Homer, John Howell, Sherri Hohnson, Mark Kudrnovsky, Brian Kulik Willliam Lewis, Michael Mclnerney, Michael Macedon andReneeMekush. Also, Carrie Mokry, Steven Monsen, Nicole Myers, Anne Nelson, Rebecca O'Neyear, Dor-rie Payne, Mark Pritzen, Jason Radtke, Stacey Raimondi, Julie Rambo, Jackie Rasmussen, Tammy Rioux, Annastacia Runge and Julia Schuerr. Also, Matthew Singer, Angela Smith, Christina Staes, Derek Suech, Shanon Uhl, Diane Vandorn, Matthew Walker, Stephanie Weisbrod, Kori Winter, Kristine Yonka, Janell Zange and Jennifer Zeivel.

SIXTH GRADE HONOR ROLL Holly Anichini, Jennifer Rowan, LeAnne Belrichard, Jennifer Blackman, Kimberly Coleman, Penny Collins, Erin Eikleberry, Melissa Eissler, Susan Emrich, Jessica Falkenberg, Shalise Golden, Krista Grant and Tracy Heinke. Also, Jennifer Hercik, Jodi Hogrewe, Monica Horsch, Rebecca Hotze, Craig James, Douglas James, Karin Kearney, Teresa Kraft, Deborah Krawczyk, Stacy Krueger, Scott LeFevre, Susanne Lehmann and Suzanne McCoy. Also, Kristin McShea, Patricia Messikom-mer, Michael Miazga, James Millar, Melissa Paulsen, Rebecca Payntar, Paul Peterson, Bryan Proshka, Nikole Quiroz, Laura -Mm nd3 a1 o3 r.u' ftLv' I 439' A A7 'O All Brian Anderson, Douglas Baxter, Tamara Bollaert, Scott Clauson, Karen Drew, Scott Emering, Richard Field, John Fischer, Patrick Flynn, Heather Fox, Jodi Garard, Heather Gardiner, Stephanie Gottachalk and Billy Hermes. Also, Brian Hornberg, Michelle Humphrey, Jenny Janczak, Heather Johnson, Kristen Kautz, Katherine Knowles, Kristi Kraus, Jennifer Krawchuk, Chad LaMarsh Kimberly Lambert, Dwane Lungren, Tony McDonough, Kourtney a rtinak and Jody Moore. Also, Valerie Morrison, Terry Nebel, Carla Newsome, Michelle Peltonen, Gretchen Rice, Terese Rothenbach, Melissa Rudin, Deborah Schuerr, Jill Slimko, Mary Thompson, Sarah Thurber, Carl Verdonck, Jane Wesferbeck, Mark Yakich and Michael Zmich.

SEVENTH GRADE HONOR ROLL Gina Alcocer, Jon Ault, Roberta Baine, Robert Beason, Keith Bloom, Mark Callahan! Darlene Carlson, Dawn.Dahlgaard, Steven Dompier, Dawn Ehrhardt, Juliana Fast, Sarah Gustafson, Wendy Hadler, LeAnne Hahn, Darrih Haiges, Amamda Handsen, Jeffrey Heal, Janine Henkel and Sharon Jacobs. Also, Becky Jeffs, Jon Jochens, Mishel Konarski, Paige Larsen, Travis Lea, Aimee Legner, Dorothy Lindgren, Robert Loacker, Kristen Markus, Steve Mattingly, Theresa Morris, Julie Moscone, Melissa Ostrowski, Todd Painter, Julie Partehneimer, Tory Peshek, Aleece Pullion, Michelle Purn and SteveRayka. AtslTuirista Robinson, Robert Sayre, Bonnie Sigwalt, Heidi Smith, Robert Smith, Kristin Trump, Wendy Vanderhoof, Gina Vomacka, Matthew Walrath, Kristen Walters, Mark Wanker, James Waschbush, Jennifer Weisbrod, Lisa Wizceb, Christina Wolf and Tamsin Wu. EIGHTH GRADE HONOR ROLL Shannon Barrington, Christina Brown, Christine Callahan, Melissa Cieslak, Teresa Connell-Stanton, Laura Emrich, Shannon Groppuso, Therese Humphrey, Kimberly Kelly, Kate Kelly, Michele Mokry, Kimberly Moy, Julie Near, Scott Oliphant, Scott Painter, Todd Pehowski, Eric Schmidt, Patricai Vrba and Michael Winebrenner. EIGHTH GRADE HONOR ROLL Christine Asplen, Christine Bedard, Peter Blackman, Michele Boland, Rawl Brown, Matt Brudnak, Kristin Corriveau, Craig Cotugno, Kathryn Dominick, Kelly Donahoe, Kelly Edwards, John Enrici and Michelle Rayner.

Also, Denise Hoferle, Diane Humphrey, Michael Jackowski, Julia Jasinski, Edward Johannesen, Kristen Kidera, Rhonda Kimpel, Kimberly Kramer, Michelle Lewis, Kara Lundstrom, Jamie Meyer, Angela Nagy and Cindy Nieszel. Also, Gary Peters, Beth Reichert, Mike Rice, Kevin Salzburg, Tammy Schulz, Heidi Schweihs, Charleen Storie, Lisa Strasburg, Dalia Svaras, Robert Wilczynski, Felicia Wit-thoeft and Leslie Wurl. 1 ua' av. 8- coring11" 3V jl abe aa oneV 1 products are aays ST MP aodNe MUSIC STUDENTOn July 17 Douglas Holtz of East Dundee participated In the "Sounds of Summer" Festival concert of Lutheran Summer Muslc-1983, the national Lutheran music camp for high school students held on the campus of Valparaiso University. For the past four weeks, Holtz has been an alto sax student at the summer camp.

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