Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 14

PageBS Decatur, Illinois, Thursday, July 10, 1986 YootE JENNIFER STEVENS of Olney is featured this month on the Disney Channel's "Small World" children's art showcase. The Disney Channel Magazine encourages young viewers and readers to send in their artwork and 100 drawings are chosen each month. sophomore at Eisenhower High School. NATHAN FOSTER, a Moultrie County 4-H member from Lovington, was elected to the planning committee for the 1987 State 4-H Conference. Chris Gergeni, a Moultrie County 4-H member from Windsor, was a delegate to the 1986 daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Banliefcl Fourth runner-up Sue Ann Hurst, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Hurst Miss Congeniality Becky Schenkel, 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ron Schenkel Costume and title First place Christy 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hawks Second place Christine Claytor Third place Katie 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Bagley Talent First place Chert Fenton Second place Erin Berg, 10, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Berg Third place Sue Ann Hurst. EMILY ANN KIRK, daughter of John and Karole Kirk of Decatur, has been awarded a Singletary Scholarship to attend the University of Kentucky, Lexington, where she plans to be a pre-law major. The scholarship is the largest individual merit scholarship awarded to university freshmen. The scholarship valued at $16,400 covers tuition, room and board, books and other expenses for four years.

JENNIFER BLUHM, daughter of these area students for a recent two-week academic session at the Jacksonville school: Steve Campbell, son of Mike and Susan Campbell and in ninth grade in Argenta-Oreana School District Jonathan Hayes, son of Ronald and Manju Hayes and in ninth grade at Mount Zion High School Eric Heseman, son of Cal and Monica Heseman and in eighth grade at Mount Zion Junior High School Carrie Trimble, daughter of Dana and Binnie Trimble and in ninth grade at Newman High School. MELISSA DICKEN, daughter of Donald and Rosemary Dicken of De AMY K. HAGEN, daughter of catur, has been I 1 1 uonaia ana 1 1986 edition of "Who's Who in Baton Twirling." LUTHERAN MIDDLE SCHOOL, Decatur, eighth-graders honored for their achievements were: Valedictorians Jennifer Thorn-burgh, Karen Helnkel Salutatorians Tracy Graumenz. Shannan Verhusen, Qayle Stine Mathematlca Charlie Qolembeck. Andrew Offermann.

Chris Bart Algebra Karen Helnkel, Tracy Graumenz, Jennifer Thornburgh History Tracy Graumenz. Jennifer Thornburgh, Kim Sachan, Gale Stein, Karen Helnkel. Jennifer Everts Physical education: Jody Schenkel, Troy Harrison. Shannan Verhusen, Jennifer Everts, Julie Krueger, Jenny Newton Religion Andrew Offermann, Ted Switzer, Danny Buechsenschuetz. Tim Spinner, Gayle Stein, Joel Minton Christian citizenship Megann Taylor, Andrew Offermann, Nicci Shepherd, Joni Schlesier, Jeremy Johnson, Gayle Stein Effort Nicole Casner, Laura Nichols, Shannan Verhusen.

Jeremy Johnson, Julie Krueger, Lori Hilliard Language arts Jennifer Thornburgh, Shannan Verhusen, Megann Taylor, Karen Keinke). Gayle Stein, Tracy Gustin Science Jennifer Thornburgh. Shannan Verhusen, Tracy Graumenz. Tracy Gustjn, Karen Heinkel. Jennifer Smith.

KELLIE SUE JONES, daughter "I of Joyce Jones mr Hi i tf' named a national award winner in home economics by the United States Achievement Academy. Melissa was sponsored by Mary Jackson, a home economic teacher Elizabeth Hagen of Decatur, has been named a national award winner by the United States Achievement Academy. Amy, a stu-dent in the School Gary and Chris Bluhm of De-catur, was named Illinois Teen Queen of the National Campers and Hikers of America at the organization's state rally in Havana. She will of Decatur and the late Alan Jones, was awarded the 1986 Royal Neighbors of America Fraternal which is valued at $500. She plans to major in ore-med THE MISS DECATUR Recreation Pageant, sponsored by the Decatur Park District Recreation Department, included recognition for these girls in various competition categories: Miss Decatur Recreation Winner Cheri Fenton, 1 1 daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Fenton First runner-up Christine Claytor, 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Claytor Second runner-up Stephanie Sommer. 7, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Sommer Third runner-up Ann Banfield, 12, Amy Hagen District, was represent Illi- I '-'V Melissa Uicken at Warrens-burg-Latham Middle School. She also will be listed in the "United States Academy Official Yearbook." honored in home economics, physical education and for being on the school honor roll. She also will be featured in the Jenniter Bluhm nois in the organization's national pageant next year in Ottumwa, Iowa. Jennifer is a Kellie Jones hinlnev and chemistry at Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington.

MacMURRAY COLLEGE Enrichment Program drew tue dcct ae eifEDVTUlMR Low Prices, Large Frame selection. ns BHI wr Eisni i niiw. ckiiiH ontieiaiK and Free Adjustments. Campm 4th of July special KENT NEIL MITTELBERG of Falls (S.D.) College for the coming school year. She is a senior psychology major.

dros, Mount Zion; Mary Hancock, Pana; Sandra Andrlghetti, Philip Bertoni, Gloria Brummer, David Nagle, James Nance, Kathleen Peterson, Lesley Stevens, Marilyn Webb, all of Taylorville. for the price of PAMELA D. WELLS of Decatur and Linda L. Hicks of Casey were on the Dean's List at Ball State University, Muncie, Ind. Decatur, a sen-ior zoology major at East-ern Illinois University, Charleston, has received a G.B.

Dudley Scholarship. The awards are presented each spring to outstanding students in the LINCOLN LAND COMMUNITY College, Springfield, graduates of the basic nursing assistant program include Dorse Perez, Auburn; Lori Quigley, Mount Pulaski; and Judy Wood, Riverton. SANGAMON STATE UNIVERSITY recent graduates included: Ann Clements. Amy Collins-Hobbie, Debra Cutler, Colleen Delgado, Jennifer Entler, Belva Gadlage, Marcia Johnson, Carla Jordan, John Miller, Anthony Meuller Stanley Rhodes, all of Decatur; Nancy Roucher, Katharine West, Patricia Marlow, Marsha Nolte, Cheryl Peck, Forestine Phillips, Karen Shaffer, N. Joseph Hunt, Jack Batthauer, Patricia Burke, Robert Qaffron Rodney Gardner, all of Decatur; Rafael Graham, Luanne Hansen, William Harper, Peggy Henegen, Janls Jones.

Pamela Major, Darrell McCool, James Moore, Deborah Perry, Phillip Rine, Pamela Taylor, all of Decatur; Kenneth Beckham, Daneen Omer, both of Edinburg; Jeff Stout, llliopolis; William Strahle, Macon; Lois Jones, Moweaqua; Kenneth Durst, Mount Pulaski; Mark Man- Kenx Mrttelberg fundamental MICHAEL W. BABCOCK, son of sciences, which include botany, chemistry, physics and zoology. CAROLE RUANE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butler of Deca For a limited time only, purchase a complete pair of prescription glasses and get a second pair with clear single vision lenses and your choice of frames of equal or lesser value from our entire selection at no additional charge, no other discounts apply.

tur, has been awarded a Social Science Area Scholarship by Sioux Robert D. and Mary Babcock of Oakley, is a graphics intern at Robert A. Nichols Associates a Decatur adver-tising public relations agency. The 1984 graduate of Cerro Gordo Hieh School is EH Military complete optical service Michael Babcock a junior at SGT. ROBERT O.

NOLTE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Frazier of Dalton City, has been decorated for a second time with the Army Achievement Medal at Fort Sill, Okla. He is a tracked-vehicle mechanic with the 12th Field Artillery.

His wife. Crystal, is a daughter of Warren Shaw of Mount Zion. Hickory Point Mall 877-1 31 3 Open All Day Saturday and Sunday Mall Hours Professional Eye Examination Available Southern Illinois University-Carbon-dale majoring in design, with emphasis in visual communications. DAN and DON RAYHILL, sons of Mr. and Mrs.

David E. Rayhill of Decatur, have been selected as 1986-87 resident assistants for their residence hall at Illinois College, FREE GUARANTEE: Broken glasses repaired or replaced at no charge for one year. BASIC TRAINING was completed at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, "While I Watched, K's Remounted My Diamond, And Took Years Off Its Look." ANGELA G. GROVES of Dalton City recently graduated from Southeastern Academy, Kissimmee, Fla. Airman Rebecca S.

Brown, daughter of Harry J. Brown of Decatur and Judy Largent of Texas. Airman 1st Class Sher-ri L. Lawrence, daughter of James AT NEW DUTY stations are: Pfc. Joe A.

McDuffie, a 1984 graduate of Argenta-Oreana High now with the 26th Marine Amphibious Unit, Camp Lejeune, N.C., after a six-month assignment with the Marine Corps in the Mediterranean Sea. His wife. Amy, is a daughter of David and Joy Gardner of Maroa. Tech. Sgt.

Charles L. Schempf, son of Carl F. and Edith I. Schempf of Assumption, now with the 2954th Combat Logistics Squadron, Kelly Air Force Base, Texas. He is a strategic aircraft maintenance technician.

Leon W. Shipp, a Marine Corps lance corporal and son of Fred W. and Marjorie L. Shipp of Maroa, now with the 2nd Force Service Support Group, Camp Lejeune, N.C. He is a 1983 graduate of Decatur Christian School.

2 EUREKA COLLEGE students on the Dean's List for the spring semester included: Sonia Yeast, Atlanta; Patrick McKintey. H. Brown, Curt R. Schwanke, Bradley L. Shipp, all of Decatur; James Rodgers, Shelly Lange, both of Effingham; Todd D.

Nafziger, Farmer City; Eric Buer-kett, Hillsboro; Ronda A. Brown, Mount Carmel; Dianna Pfeifer, Mount Pulaski. H. and Shirley Rebecca Browi x2 L. Graham of Fine Jewelry Department Tower Hill.

Her husband, Terry, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence of Shelbyville. WORKSHOP SALE as SUZY THATCHER, who was president of her class at Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, recently graduated with a physician's assistant degree. The daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Thatcher of rural Niantic now lives in Charleston, S.C., where she is working in a family practice and urgent care 3 DAYS ONLY Friday, Saturday Sunday TOMMY L. GIPSON, son of Alberta Gipson of Decatur, was. promoted to the rank of lance corporal in the Marine Corps while serving with the 1st Force Service Support Group, Camp Pendleton, Calif. Reunions July 11th, 13th MILITARY COURSES were completed by: Army Pvt.

Jaime L. Dragoo, daughter of Betty L. Dragoo of Lincoln and Benjamin E. Dragoo of Galesburg, a flight operations coordinator course at Fort Rucker, Ala. Army National Guard Pvt.

Randy W. Harris, son of Gary L. Harris and Connie R. Childs, both of Decatur, an airplane repair course at the Army Transportation School, Fort Eustis, Va. Tech.

Sgt. Michael R. Murray, son of Dora J. Murray of Arthur, a technical training instructor course at Goodfellow Air Force Base, Texas. SCOTT FAMILY REUNION for descendants of Wilson Lindley Scott, who was born in Blooming Grove, will be Sunday in the LeRoy Community Building.

A picnic potluck will be at noon and business meeting at 1:30 p.m. Guysinger Wingard at 422-7959. Faculty members and former Mount Zion High School students may attend. THE 50th RITCHHART Family Reunion will be at noon Sunday in Memorial Park, Lincoln. A potluck meal is planned.

For information, call Susan Boyd at 732-9388 after 5 p.m. DURFEE JUNIOR HIGH School reunion for former students of Ullrich, Warren or other grade schools who went to Durfee will be from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 30 in the Knights of Columbus Hall, 520 E. North St.

For reservations or information, call 423-2332 or 877-3966 by Tuesday. 30 to 50 Savings MOUNT ZION HIGH School Gass of 1976 will have its 10-year reunion July 19 in the Ice House Banquet Center, 550 N. Van Dyke St. A cocktail hour will begin at 6 p.m., dinner at 7 p.m. and a dance at 9 p.m.

Reservations are required. There also will be a potluck picnic at 11 a.m. July 20 in Spitler Woods State Park. Those who have not been notified should call Joan Dunn Peterson at 429-1438 or Kelly JOEL S. VAN NICE, son of Richard C.

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