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Awards Day Music Department awards were given to the following people: Eileen Bierman, Arion Award for Band; Donna Korando, Runner-up Arion Award for Band; Jan Mueller, Wayne Thorne Memorial Award for Service to Music; Cheryl Gardiner, Arion Award for Chorus; and Marsha Rust, Runner-up Arion Award for Chorus. Mr. Detwiler and Mrs. Frazier presented agriculture and home economics awards as follows: F.F.A. De Kalb Award, Joe Tretter; Most Outstanding Freshman Agriculture Student, Wayne Spinner; Betty Crocker Award, Patti Limbaugh; and Most Outstanding Flome Economics Student, Peggy Eggemeyer. Essay contest awards were made by the American Legion Auxiliary and the Illinois Power Company. David Gross won the essay contest connected with the freshman visit to the Woodriver Power Plant. In the Legion contest, Jana Frazer, Corinne Martin, and Jim Beers won first, second, and third respectively in the junior-senior division. In the freshman-sophomore division, Debbie Moore, Tom Search, and Joby Zemlyn were the winners. Debra Moore also won first in district. In the Elks’ Leadership Contest, Donna Korando and Jana Frazer won first and second place in the district. In the Elks’ Most Valuable Student Contest, Jana Frazer won first and Donna Korando won second in the girls’ division, while Richard Hartenberger took top honors in the boys’ division. Jana Frazer also placed at the state and national levels. Coach Germain hands Don Lowry MVP honors for football. Peggy Eggemeyer accepts the Outstanding Home Economics Student award from her teacher, Mrs. Frazier. Awards for perfect attendance for four years or more were given to Linda Grah and Alan Sabo. Chris Bond, captain of the cheerleading squad, presents the girls’ coach with a gift and gets a kiss in return. 23
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1968 Mona Myatt, National Merit Finalist gets a big smile from Mr. Mar-childon. David Gross is the proud recipient of stock in Illinois Power Company. On June 3, the 1968 Awards Day began with remarks by Mr. Marchildon, who then presented Mona Myatt with certification that she had been chosen a National Merit Scholar. Jana Frazer, Mary Jo Walters, and Richard Hartenberger received Letters of Commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Other senior scholarships were awarded as follows: Nursing Scholarship, Kathleen Miller; Teaching Scholarship, Ruth Mennerich; State Scholarships, Chris Picou, Mary Jo Walters, Jana Frazer, Donna Korando, Mona Myatt, Sue Pond, Lynn Kraft, and Corinne Martin; and Lambeth College Achievement Scholarships, Mona Myatt and Richard Hartenber-ger. Special awards to outstanding seniors were made as follows: S.A.R., Richard Hartenberger; D.A.R., Terry Korando; “1 Dare You” Awards, Mona Myatt and Andy Schuwerk; National High School Award for Excellence, Mona Myatt; Outstanding Math Student, Richard Hartenberger; Runner-up to Outstanding Math Student, Mary Jo Walters; Bausch and Lomb Science Award, Richard Hartenberger. Awards in sports went to Alan Sabo, Most Valuable Basketball Player; Tom Bowles, Most Valuable Baseball Player; Andy Schuwerk, Most Improved Football Player; Larry Eggemeyer, Outstanding Blocker; Mark McLean, Outstanding Defensive End; Don Lowry, Most Valuable Football Player and Most Valuable Senior Athlete; and Jack Hershbach, Most Valuable Track Man. Mrs. Juergcns hands Judy Mueller a slate G.A.A. award. Richard Hartenberger, outstanding math and science student, is honored. 22
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