Of the 11,097 semi‑finalists for Illinois State Scholarships, 87 are from Maine West. Examination scores and class rank at the end of six semesters were the bases for selecting the semi‑finalists. They were rated as follows: English 4, math 2, social studies 3, natural science 1, and class rank 6.

The semi‑finalists included: Regina Ahrens, John Balma, Anita Bergdolt, Bonnie Bernhard, Michael Bischof, Jan Bollet, Shirley Bortell, Christine Borzoni, Christine Calams, Mary Cambron, Stephen Carlson, Sherry Catardi, Douglas Chase, Harry Chiles, Patricia Clement, Colleen Conway, Candace Crowe, Reinhold Dankerl, Ellen Dick, David Eley, Diane Fehrenbacher, Karen Felix, and Charlotte Freeman.

Others are David Freer, Gail Frey, Catherine Gano, David Glade, Elizabeth Grange, Darlene Griffin, Gary Grooman, Charles Hanna, Andrew Hill, Robert Hovet, Deborah Hower, Norman Hudson, Darlene Jackson, Mary Jackson, Carol Kaminski, Robert Kariotis, Ron Kempke, Joseph Kilar, Katherine Kinser, Elizabeth Klimek, Ernest Kolton, Laura Kramer, Mark Krebs, Jacqueline LaSalle, and Kathryn Levan.

Also included as semi‑finalists are Steven Lilja, Jo Ellen Luebke, Suzanne Mandell, Richard Manny, Geraldine Marrese, James McNurney, Norine Meister, Mary Beth Moll, Deborah Nelson, Gregory Nelson, Janice Nelson, Sharon Olsen, Lynda Pagel, Linda Pinzke, Edward Pluemer, Thomas Pyron, Sheila Quinn, Joseph Richardson, Marcy Richey, Martha Rohrman, Roberta Saxe, Richard Schellin, Saundra Shirling, and Catherine Sintov.

Still others are Donald Sparing John Sukach, Pamela Triebe, Howard Tyler, Terence Venema, Linda Virostko, Anita Waskowski, Mark Weaver, Judith Webster, Mark Weston, Linda White, Michael Wilcox, Elissa Whitman, Patricia Zawodnk, and Susan Ziehn.


The CEEB examination will be given Saturday, December 3, at 8 am. in R‑111. The SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) portion of the test will be given at that time. The Writing Sample and Achievement Test will be given starting at noon in the library.


Pep Club sold about $5,400 worth of candy during their sale. Their profit was about $2,160. Karen Krett '70 won $20 in a drawing shortly after the sale started. There will also be drawings for a 12‑inch television set, a stereo phonograph, a tape recorder, and an Instamatic camera.