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towi Court Report 2B Golden Years 2B Birthdays 313 The Southern Illinoisan Monday, June 28, 1993 Section IB 2 Places J. Youngfoood receives pharmacology Ph.D. Kenna Lynn Youngblood received her doctor Iff -J I i oi philosophy in pharmacology degree during commencement exercises for Southern Illinois University School of Medicine May 22 in Springfield. She will complete a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of California at 1 I I -5 1 5 I i I vt? 1 4 I- ,..1. -j ijyiirtrtlfllffrto ITil'UffT'nWIH'ir'li'iilfl'f HTflTTHimf Hfliff nHHTTflHinfTlimiYl'fflT'Hlllflrf MrTtiniinBft'''fl'" ffikA Hi Kl jfW' it-' jjg Wiift lit San Diego.

Youngblood is the daughter of Mike and Peggy Youngblood of Mount Pleasant. She is a graduate of Anna-Jonesboro High School Southern Illinoisan photo by CHUCK NOVARA in 1984 and the University of Illinois at Urbana, where she earned her bachelor's degree in microbiology in 1988. While at SIU, Youngblood was awarded a pharmacology fellowship eady for business Youngblood Marc R. Winter of Carterville finishes hanging custom beadwork necklaces at his booth during Makanda Fest '93. Winter and approximately 40 other vendors displayed their goods for sale to the visiting public during the two-day festival June 17 and 18, which also featured demonstrations by artists, live entertainment, a bake sale, prize drawings and plenty of food.

(1989-1992). Her research focused on cardiovascular disease and hypertension, and her doctoral dissertation was titled, "The Role of Epinephrine in the 1KF8 Rat Model of Renovascular Hypertension." mm toaoirGiKS to lb Women's Center program to hold first charity event at Hickory Ridge Spotlight on Carbondale Retired teachers plan lunch July 17 Jackson County Retired Teachers Association will meet for lunch at noon Saturday, July 1 7, at Giant City Lodge. The meal will be sponsored by ESR director Don Brewer's office. Illinois Retired Teachers Association President Ellen Boyd will be the guest speaker. Newly retired teachers will be honored and presented with free local membership for 1993-94.

Reservations must be made by July 12. Send a refundable S5 registration fee to Alma Bauernfeind, 1531 E. Walnut Carbondale, 62901. the Carbondale community's commitment to pull together to support services needed in Carbondale and Southern Illinois. Without active involvement from government officials, private business owners and various community members, 24-hour crisis intervention services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault would not be possible.

Services provided by the Women's Center through the Rape Action Committee and Shelter Program include counseling, shelter, legal advocacy and medical assistance. By Kris Wessel Rape Action Committee Coordinator The Women's Center Once again, Carbondale has shown its continued commitment to support local services, especially charities and nonprofit organizations. In addition to annual funds received from the City of Carbondale, the Carbondale Park District's new board members have ensured access to the new Hickory Ridge Golf Course for charitable functions. On July 23, the Rape Action Committee (RAC), a program of the Women's Center, will be the first local RAC Advisory Board members Chuck Grace, Jackson County state's attorney, and Lynn Trella, Carbondale detective, are busy scheduling activities for the day. Community members Pattie Kortkamp and Patty Williams have also volunteered countless hours to help out.

As RAC Advisory Board chair, Mary Hart will coordinate final details to ensure the event happens without a hitch. The golf benefit is only one example of charity to hold a benefit at the new golf course. In addition to the Carbondale Park District's tremendous support, local businesses contribute to such an event by sponsoring door prizes and awards or one of the 18 holes on the course. Community and regional support is distinctly recognized by the generous donations of area vendors such as Venegoni Distributing in Murphysboro. Weidner, Meidinger a i I Hdoo oco r-eod honor Olga Weidner, president of the Carbondale Branch, American Association of University Women, and Bonnie Heidinger represented the branch at the AAUW convention June 18-23 in Minneapolis.

AAUW renewed its commitment to achieving gender equity for women and girls in education, fighting sexual harassment in schools and ensuring every woman's reproductive freedom. "AAUW has been very effective in shedding light on the problems of gender bias and sexual harassment in schools," Weidner said. "Now it is up to each of us to ensure that these problems are addressed in Carbondale." Speakers at the convention included poet Maya Angelou and educational leader Mary Hatwood Futrell. The AAUW Educational Foundation also honored Wilma Mankiller, chief of the Cherokee nation, with its 1993 Achievement Award. im I A Is6 i ''r' i I I rc vr C'it- v-i vf -v.

i I J''' "''s-' JX Davis, Anthony Kyle Kimbrough, Jaime Lynn Wilson, Sara Jeannine Gale and Sherry Marie seniors: James "Sonny" Gass, Joyce Lynn Compton, Mika Matsumura, Jennifer Sue Thies, Christa Noel Stork, Martha June Nellis, Amy Rose Sims, Stacy Lynn Edwards, Marty Dean Wettig, Craig M. Froemling, Mary Jane Dagner, Kelli Sue Spiller and Michael Wayne Twenhafel. Honorable Mention (4.00-4.25 GPA) freshmen: Brooke Ann Wilson, Amanda Jane Young, Christine Lee Twenhafel, Matt Aaron Blair, Matthew Ryan Bower, Stephanie Nicole Edwards, Carrie Beth Holder, Jennifer Nicole Johnson, Melinda Kay Ticer and Gina Marie Schatte; sophomores: Harold "Chip" Wilkes Wasson, Christina Michelle Gremmels, Jaime Lynn Phoenix, Melissa Ann Mosby, Alicia Ann Rosendohl, Terry Lee Conway, Jared Ray Beckman and Heather Michele Winterberg; juniors: Christopher Ray Fritsche, Michael Dale Denault, Tammy Kay Manary, Brandon Lane Fuhrhop, Emily Jeanne Hooks, Jamie Satin Taylor, Paula Ann Schatte, Tracy Lee Davis, Kendra Joan Bunselmeyer, Sara Marie Hunt and Jeremy Alan Pierce; seniors: Heather Ray Gale, Weylin Douglas Wece, Chad Allen Rickenberg, LaRae Ann Hyde, Chad Everett Fisher, Sherry Ann Roberts, Alvan "Alvy" K. Caby, Michelle Leigh Kranawetter, Chadrick Louis Lawrence, Jennifer Dawn Juhl, Matthew Ryan Boegler, John Allan Fabian, Michelle Charlene Johnson, Christopher Kent Huth, Laura Christine Parsons, Stacy Lynn Powles, Tammy Dawn Heiple, Richard Jay Cratch, April Lynn Ehlers, Mark Allan Cottom and Velroy Edward Ruch. The following students were named to the high honor roll, honor roll or honorable mention list at Trico High School for the fourth quarter of the 1992-93 school year: High honors with a perfect 5.0 GPA: freshmen: Tami Dawn Smith, Natalie Jean Rickenberg and Carisa Susan Winters; sophomores: Timothy Ray Froeml-ing and Patrick Lynn Riley; juniors: Jessica Ann Fabian, Shad David Rowley, Stacy Jean Wettig, Christine Sue Smith and Sara Christine Pulcher; seniors: Crystal Gail Furlow and Steve James Green.

High Honors (4.76-4.99 GPA): freshmen: April Dawn Horstman, Christy Sue Higgerson, Billie "Nikki" Nichole Duvar-do, Brian Lee Wilson and Melissa Ann Ohlau; sophomores: Matthew Wayne Sullivan, Betti Jo Keener, Dustin Joseph Krack, Melissa Marie Korando and Sara Marie Franklin; juniors: Terra Sue Eyer and Karla Danielle Heins; seniors: Mel-onie Elizabeth Blair, Carrie Michelle Higgerson, Julie Ann Meyerhoff, Christy Lea Michael, Karen Sue Rice, LaDonna S. Scarber, Sara Jane Seymour, Christine Ann Cheatham, Jennifer Leeann Ridgeway and Adrian Michael Edgar. Honors (4.26-4.75 GPA) freshmen: Sage Zora Rowley, Angie Marie Theobald, Amber Kristeen Sikorski, Carrie Louise Petrowske, Bessmah Jane Al-Asad, Karen Marie Newton, Sherry Lynn Vaughn, Amy Lynn Dahh, Todd Dean Ehlers, Brandon Cole Rohlfing, Sharon Marian Svec, Sara Elizabeth Koehn, Cindy Ann Jones, Nichole Lee Howard and Matthew Allen Allwardt; sophomores: Lana Rea Schorn, Miranda Ann Oetjen, Kris Neal Hartman, Daniel Scott Boyce and Elizabeth Marian Winthrop; juniors: Cynthia Shea Massey, Stephanie Anne vocational award Jim Buitt of Murphysboro has been awarded a vocational award for the 1993-94 school year to attend John A. Logan College in Carterville. A Murphysboro High School graduate, he will receive the Foundation Directors Vocational Award, which will cover full tuition and a cash award of $600.

The son of Jim and Esther Buitt of Murphysboro, he will study computer-aided drafting. The award is renewable for a second year if the student maintains a 3.5 grade point average on a 5-point scale. Lisa Van Pelt gets veterinary degree Lisa A. Van Pelt, former Jackson County resident, was in the May graduating class at the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Science of Colorado State University at Fort Collins. She received a doctor of veterinary medicine degree.

She is the daughter of JoAnn Bean of Murphysboro and the wife of Bruce Van Pelt, a former Gorham resident. She also has been elected to membership in Phi Zeta honorary. on attains honors Padd Southern Illinoisan photo by CHUCK NOVARA Giving Mom a hand Little Jackie Edwards gave her mother, Candy, a helping hand on a recent morning as she washed the family auto. The family lives on Apple Lane in Anna. age of 3.5 or better by the end of the winter quarter.

A resident of Carbondale, Paddon is the son of the Rev. and Mrs. Richard Paddon. Sophomore Joel Paddon has been named to the dean's list at Hiram College in Hiram, Ohio. The dean's list recognizes sophomores studying toward a bachelor of arts degree who have a cumulative grade point aver- a hoooir stodeot oinro cimoo Laura Lamb gets honors at Ole Miss Laura Anne Lamb of Carbondale has been named to the University of Mississippi chancellor's honor roll for the 1993 spring semester.

She graduated at the end of spring semester, with a major in fashion merchandising and management. She is working as a management trainee for McRea's in Jackson, Miss. She is the daughter of Morris Lamb and Sharron Lamb of Carbondale and a graduate of Carbondale Community High School. A grade point average of 3.75 to 4.0 is required of full-time students for listing on the chancellor's honor roll. Mary Beth Hines, Amy Gradows, Alexis Walter, Chris Stroguiludis, Anne Nicholson, Gwen Odell, Nate Weathers, Joey Marinelli, Eric Marlett, Drew Bryson, Mary Ellen Sukraw, Eric Andreas, Alex Beeson, Christy Crawford, Heather Ro-chelli, Alexa Hartigan, Todd Wilder, McCartney Cox and Mark Caldwell.

Max Schafer, Alison Edelstein, Hannah Stites, Rachel Cliffe, Rachel Robinson, Nicholas Woods, Candace Vaughn, Vicki Goonrey, Sandie Tracy, Natalie Phelps, Jason Havvorth, Scott Brewster and Sarah Shively. Honor roll students (3.0 to 3.49 grade point averages) are: Presidential Academic Fitness Award and the Parents' Association Annual Citizenship Award. The school also has announced its honor rolls for spring semester. Those on the high honor roll (grade point average of 3.5 to 4.0) are: Rob Cail-louet, Carey Marie Walsh, Lars Jensen, Brehm Preparatory School in Carbondale presented diplomas to seven eighth-grade graduates and 1 5 high school graduates in ceremonies May 28 at the First Presbyterian Church in Carbondale. Carol Brehm, founder of the school, gave the commencement address.

Carey Marie Walsh received both the.