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PAGES SECTIONS DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2001 LI 3 Honor rolls Wauconda Grade School Wauconda Grade School announced the following students have been named to the 2001-2002 first quarter honor roll HIGH HONOR ROLL (4.0 grade point average) Sixth grade: Hannah Banning, Alyssa Boisvert. Kalie Scott Campbell. Jonathan Christ. Ashley Cobb. Jared Connor, Heather Doyle.

Emily Fechnor, Andrew Gentile, Amanda Gertz, Eric Gozavescu, Eric Heiser. Omar Hernandez, Brandon Jensen. Eric Johnson, Gretchen Keblusek. Andrea Kelly. Courtney Kimes.

Nickolas Kooi. Alexandra Kreiseder, Jennifer Laspisa, Ramneck Mangat, Allison Manley, Jeffrey O'Malley. Olivia Price. Amy Rolhermel, Katheririe Schnarrs, Jaclyn Schumann. Olivia Soofi, Michelle Struwing, Haley While and Amanda Zacharkiewicz.

Rfth grade: Michael Anselmo, Sara Antonelti, James Black, Christopher Bremer. Kelly Brew, Andrew Buccota, Katherine Burke, Ian Cartberg. Molly Cooper. Dalton Cuchna, Brandon Dill, Connor Dinuck, Veronica Fall, Corinne Feighl, Kelsey Frey, Shannon Funk, Kellie Gaspers, Megan Gebelhorf, Kavita Grewal. AJexa Guessford, Dean Iverson, Adam Jones, Danielle Jones, Samantha Kargol.

Timmy Kimes, Bryce Lahrman. Sean Lichterman, Anna Lowe, Alycia Matz. Lauren Mead, Tyler Miller. Jessenia Molina, Christine Moore. Jacqueline Morrison, Michael Mrohen, Holly Nishlguchi.

Steven Ostrowski. Amanda Pausa, Shelby Peters, Kyle Pokrzywa. Jesse Pollen. Cameron Polifka. Erik Pugesek, Daniel Raupp, Nikki Rodto.

Thomas Sargent, Lauren Shepherd, Rebecca Stronz, Sara Super, Derek thayer. Sam Theys, Melanie Tocha, Kristy Wal- tenburg, Ryan Webel, Drew Wycoff and Jennifer Yunc. HIGH HONOR ROW. 3.50 to 3.99 Sixth grade: Amador Ayala III, Keven Bhangoo, Evan Bierman. Brandon Bultnick.

James Carey, Zachary Carlson. Kirsten Carpentitier. Erik Christensen. Margaret Cook, Lauren Culligan. Elizabeth den Exter Blokland.

Ryan Diamond, Kevin Dwmus, Austin Emmer, Daniel Eneberg. Danielle Engler. Luis Enriquez. Lindsay Falk. Gabrielle Forcier.

Robyn Fulmer, Maria Garcia, Alexa Gebelhoff. Brooke Gonzalez, Anila Goodwin, Joshua Hartn9tt, Jessica Hellweg. Angela Hernandez, Stephanie Hiland, Nichcle HoNaday, Thomas Kopfauf, Jordan Hylen, Joseph Jeka, Katelynn Kordas. Scott Lasky. Rachel Ledenbacn, James Lewerke, Kaitlyn Llewellyn, Matthew Machon.

Shannon Maczko, Madelyn Madziarek, Christine Martin, Kevin Matesi, Joseph Matousek, Ryan Mcallisier-Grum, Katie Megill, Jessica Mcphee. Amanda Merker. Alyssa Mills, Teagan Murphy. Alexandria Oborny. Kelsie-Marie Otlenwanger.

Jennifer Petrucci. Jessica Petrucci. Malena Rad- Emily Rang, Kelly Ringel, Ann Robbin. Brett Russler. Amarpreel Saini, Laura Schneider, Kelsey Seligmann, Courtney Shiel, Maggie Shipley.

Brian Siedfecki, Katherine Smith, Julianna Somers, Sarah Spicer. Michael Stanchuk, Melissa Steinberg. Kristen Stepanek, Gary Szuba, Kyle Tanzillo. Kiersten Thornton. Sarah Tumberg, Bailey Tzouanakis, Megan Van Kanegan.

Thomas Vaibanov. Scott Wahl, Harrison Warner. Joseph Watson, John Willems. Wilson. Nicholas Wright, Selina Zheng and Vincent Zheng.

Fifth grade: Lauren Alinberg. Bradley Apfel. Jessica Baheza, Sarah Bedell. Brandt Bernat. Anthony Bleccker, Erik Blomberg.

Rebecca Breakfield, Jasmine Brehm, Luis Briseno, Adam Brown, Calvin Brown. Elizabeth Campbell, Scott Carlson, Nicole Conley, Erin Costa, Julie Daniels, Lynn Deasey. Haley Dorsey. Allison Erfort. Ariel Forcier, Ashley Franklin.

Gibson Gaite, Alejandro Garcia, Megan Glenn. Jessica Gonzalez, Gregory Gustafson. Jedediah Harrison, Gregory Henk. Haley Holub. Michael Hulyk, Stephanie Jarvis, Courtney Jayhan, Nicolette Jurkiawicz, Kristian Kampendahl.

Steven Kass, Alex Kasula. Rupinder Kaur, Tommy Kimes, Michael Korstanje, Marek Korzinski, Matt Krajniak, Karl Kraus, Katrina Lidik Paul Lindahl. Brian Und- berg. Tyler Lindberg. Theodore L'lberg, Tabitha Lucius.

Michael Malisheski, Kara Mancini, Rebecca Markko. Alexandro Martinez. Rachel Marx. Christopher Maves, Brandon McQuaid, Christina Miller, Joriathon Mrllison, Jejfery Neubauer, Amy Norland, Olivia O'Brien. Katherine Pelz-Feltner, Lauren Penny.

Nicholas Perry. Tarin Pokorny, Danielle Ryan. Zachary SargenL Christina Schraver, Lauren Serum, Elizabeth Shanahan, Casey Spence, Ceara Slang. Jaclyn Steffensen, Kelsey Evelyn Stewart, Danielle Thomas, Nicoie Trevino, Patrick Tsotsos. Tanner Turco, Krystal Vargas, Nicholas Vaughan, Francisco Vega, Amanda Voyta, Matthew Vucovieh, Michael Wall, Syndi Weaver, Darien Whitehead, Zachary Wolff.

Lisa Wrav, Caitlin Wuebben and RoberlZipprich. HONOR ROLL 3.00 to 3.49 Sixth grade: Eric Christian Avila. Christie Batka, Eric Belina, Andrew Blair, Michelle Bobka. Megan Boldrey, Katie Bom, Rafael Borst, Danielle Botheroyd, Rebecca Botzenhart, Jacob Breitfuss. Tara Charleston, Kaitlin Crisiino, Brittany Cross.

Jose Cnjz, Liza Cusimano, Cassandra Day. Favian De La Luz, Austin Ditommaso, Alissa Dixon, Aimee Eberwein. Jessica Eck, Christina Engers. Noah Fiduccia. David Frtzgerald.

Nicholas Furst. Brenda Grams. Bailey Griffith, Caroline Gutierrez. Daniel Hammer, Hannah Haynes. Charlotte Heard.

Wendelll Hernandez. Matthew Hicks. Eleven Howen. Sarah Uvans. Sam Karadi.

Mabroor Khan. Katie Klapmeier, Collon Kotter, Ashley Lamkin. Kalie Lepage. Kyle Magana, Robert Mcguire, Logan McMahon. Mariiah f.fenges, Caitlin Messenger.

Anthony Miglieri, Eugene Nagawiecki, Marie Nebgen, Brian O'Brien. Brandon Olejniczak. Brilny Pasquale, Alexandria Payne. Scott Polasik. Kamil Polniak, Kevin Post.

Courtney Reynolds. Cory Richardson, Michael Rinard, Lauren Ritchie, Dana Rodriguez, Jessica Rudolph, David Salinas, Andrew Sappinglon, Michael Schultz. Steven Schultz, Joshua Shafer. Haily Sobon. Emily Spicer.

Benjamin Spychala. Jenna Stojak. Lauren Supergan, Meaghan Svaras. Adam Tagli, Rebecca Tlppens, Ashley Toledo. Hoa Tian, Sergio Trevino, Jakob Unlerreiner.

Jessica Walsh, Gregory Wilhelm. James Wiilems, James Williams. Joshua Wilson. Kayla Wycoff and Adam Zibell. Fifth grade: Ryan Alcina.

Cristina Alvarez, Isabella Angel. Kristyn Angsten. Cynthia Austera. Charlie Balfour. Paul Blanas.

Justin Boisvert. Silvestre Bonilla. Kacley Bredeson, Jimena Brito, Kristin Brown. Kyle Buechner, Amy Bundy. Tara Busse.

Mailhew Camp, Carina Casas. Kelly Chagdes, Stephanie Chiricuta, Joshua Collins, Jessica Daniel. Christine Delke, Nicholas DiBenedetto. Taryn Dixon. Kristin Dodson.

Angela Donatoni. Amanda Ellis, Jenna Erdman. Cody Freeman. Chaundre Garciss. Kelsey Geddis.

Keyalia Gholar. Brittany Giless. Philip Grana. Vin- cenl Grilli. Paul Grzeca.

Efeha Hancock. Jon Malthew Haynes. Marguerite Nicole Herman. Samantha Huff, Cody Hughes. Amber Inman.

James tvarson, Dartene Jackson, Nicholas Jay, Joshua Jimenez. Sham Kahlon, Brian Kandefer. Chnstopher Klein. Linctsey Klrndt, Melissa Koffen, Steven Krugman, Kyle Kubo. Justin Lacy.

Keily La'ham, Julie LePage. Christopher Lewerke, Stephanie Locke, Santiago Lopez, Eduardo Maldonado, Joshua Mangioni. Michael Masari, David Mesks. Samantha Michelau. Stephanie Mikulic.

Antonio Moreno, Rebecca Moritz, John Motley, ivoone Munoz. Jesis Munoz, Blake Muskat. Gina Nardulli, Nicholas Neukom, Joseelyn Ortega, Michael Otienfeld. Jaclyn Pariso. Belen Perez, Eduardo Perez, Tyler Piasecki.

Aimee Prudhomme. Douglas Pryde. Michael Ouinn, Kristina Re, Jeremy Rios-Adamee. Steven Roderick, Roberto Rojas, James Roy. Christopher Rucker.

Alexis Sabel. Tia Salemi. Jessica Sauer. Tyler Schcutzow, Rachel Schlueter, Jaimie Senese, Joelle Sersen. Eric Shireman, David Skiba, Lydia Sollenberger, Zachary Starzyk.

Blake Sylvester. Michelle Synowiec. Kelsey Terbil. Nicole Vani Leeuwen, Mariene Velasco. Adam Veik, Lindsey Vena We.

Pratik Vyas, Jordon Wagner. Nikki Wel- I don, Christopher Werner, Aleksander White and 1 Kyle Special concert benefits many local charities More than $164,000 in revenue raised by the Sept. 8 Highland Park benefit concert was distributed to local charities through the Highland Park Community Foundation. Welz Kauffman, president and CEO of Ravinia Festival, was the keynote speaker at the foundation's annual meeting at which the grants were awarded. Recipients included North Shore School District 112 Apple Tree Theatre Highland Park Community Foundation Highland Park Community Nursery School and Day Care Center Tri-Con Child Care Highland Child Care Suburban Fine Arts Family Network Family Services of South Lake County HighlandPark Strings Pilgrim Players Highland Park Community House Opera Theater of Highland Park School Age Child Care Fund Focus on the Arts Highland ParkPIay- ers Attic Playhouse ($3,081) and the Highland Park Historical Society YEA! stands for Youth, Education and Arts as every penny of profit from the concert goes to various arts, educational and social groups that have applied for a grant over the course of the year.

Since its inception as a partnership between Ravinia Festival and the community, YEA! Highland Park has generated and awarded nearly three quarters of a million dollars. To be considered for aYEA! grant, a group must be based in Highland Park, must be officially recognized as a not-for-profit organization and must administer to the local youth, arts, education or social services. Grants are made to fund specific programs and may not be used for capital improvements. In addition to funds raised by YEA! Highland Park, the Highland Park Community Foundation also awarded over $25,000 in grants from its own fund-raising activities to a num- ber of groups. These include: Apple Tree Theater Highland Park Community Nursery School and Day Care Center Highland Home Child Care Association Tri-Con Child Care Center Suburban Fine Arts Family Network Opera Theater of Highland Park School Age Child Care Fund ($2,300) and the National Hispanic Institute Student Scholarship Fund Lake Forest Academy Lecture: Lake Forest Academy will present a lecture titled "Understanding the Current Conflict in Afghanistan" at 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday. John Mroz, president of the East- West Institute, will deliverhis lecture in the theater of the Academy's new Arts Center. Mroz is the founder of the East- West Institute and has also served as an advisor to the Commission of the European Union, the Council of Europe and to many national governments. In addition, Mroz is an active member of the Council on Foreign Relations. The one-hourpresentation wiil include a question-and-answer period and will be followed by a receptio in the theater lobby.

The public is wet- come to attend at no charge. The academy is at 1500 W. Kennedy Road, Lake Forest The entrance on Kennedy Road (Route 60) is between Routes 41 and Interstate 294. For information, call Sarah Hill at (847) 615-3277. Student council officers: The following Lake Forest Academy students are participants in this year's Student Council.

Freshmen: class president, Alex Goode of Palos Park; class fundraising representatives, Harrison Taylor of Lake Forest and Abby Wood of Lake Forest; class publicity representatives, Christina Kelly of Lake Forest and Roger prohsaye of Chicago; and class activities representatives, Daisy Wood of Lake Forest, Asona Lui of Topeka, Kansas and Frances Crane of Glenview. Sophomores: class president, Jaz- imine Stephens ofWaukegan; class activities representatives, Andy Kosco of St John, Daina Taylor of Obertyville and Winnie Uluocha of Chicago; fundraising representatives, Mario Cruz of Chicago and Rosemary Uluocha of Chicago; and publicity representatives, Morven Higgins of Libertyville and Richard Young of Chicago. Juniors: class president, Courtney Larson of Winnetka; class activities representatives, Nimmi Chilamkur- ti of Gurhee, Charlie Waddell ofWil- mette and Willow Walker of Chicago; fund-raising representatives, Andy Bajt of Libertyville and Sam Symon of Spring Green, and publicity representatives, Ernest Powell of Chicago and Stephen Reyes of Lake Forest. Seniors: class president, Jonathan Calfee of Lake Forest; class activities representatives, Lena Adi of Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, Maren Wesley of Lake Forest and Hayley Wick of Grayslake; fund-raising representatives, SoniaWangof Bloomingdale and Laura Lambruschi of Crystal Lake; and publicity representatives, Jennifer Blackman of Crete and Anna Salterelli of Deerfield. The student council manager is Sam Dolbee of Lake Forest, and the all-school president is Samantha Holmes of Gurnee.

Poefs Day: All students and families are invited to attend Lake Forest Academy's annual "Celebrate Poet's Day" Dec. 7. An informative workshop conducted by poet Robin Behn, director of the master's of fine arts program at the University of Alabama, will kick off the events from 1 to 3 p.m. Behn, a recipient of a Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship and a Pushcart Prize, has written three volumes of poetry and a book titled "The Practice of Poetry," which the students at Lake Forest Academy use in their contemporary poetry class at me school. A dinner beginning at 6 p.m.

will be held in the Arts Center followed by readings from Behn and students of the Academy. To RSVP, call (847) 615-3240. PUbliC ACtiOn tO Deliver Shelter For further information, call (847)689-4357. Can you help? The holidays are approaching and for most of us that means we are thinking of who we will be shopping for and wishing and hop ing ab out what will be unde the tree for us. But we are the fortunate ones who have the luxury of not worrying abo ut where our next meal will come from, where we will sleep tonight, where we will get clothing, or where we can go to the bathroom or take a shower.

Those that are not so fortunate are the homeless, and these individuals and families, some for the first time, face the holidays knowing that they will be without shelter, food, family and gifts. PPADS is currently providing an overwhelming number of basic needs services, showers, laundry, bathroom, telephone, transportation, and clothing. They make end- less referrals to emergency, transitional and permanent housing; to treatment, and medical care and see the numbers of those in need rising each day Could you make it a little better for those without family or a home? If you, or someone you know, can provide winter coats, warm gloves, shoes, sweatshirts or sweat- pants, or even some time to help over the holidays, call Ext 107. Volunteers needed: Any individual who is interested in donating their time or other resources to Queen of Peace or any of PADS' other 17 homeless shelters is asked to call (847) 689-4357, Ext. 103.

The PADS shelter sites are located in churches throughout Lake County, and the Waukegan Park District, with sites open each night of the week until April 30. Volunteers work various shifts during the times that the shelters are open from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Children's theater sets 'Snow White' The Children's Theatre at Barat College of DePaul University will present "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" by Jessie Braham. On the run from the Wicked Queen, Snow White sets out on a journey where she finds her way to a happy glen and the home of seven friendly dwarfs.

"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" will be performed at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are $4 for all seats and $3 for groups of 20 or more. All seats are re 1 served.

Call (847) 604-6344: Drake Theatre is on the campus of Barat College of DePaul E. Wesdeigh, Lake Forest. NORTH SHORE HOBBY' Back to School Holiday magic is right around the corner. awthorn Center YOUR PLACE. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD, Workshop Radio Shack Gymboree Crew Bookids and over 140 fine stores www.shophawthom.com Town Line Road (Route 60) and Route 21 in Vemon Hiils Call (847)362-6220 for special extended holiday hours..