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Fairbury youths get church scholarships FAIRBURY (PNS)-Steve Conrod and Steve Crews, students at FairburyCropsey High School, have received scholarships to attend summer conof the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, presented by the Ministerial Association. The youths were selected by the coaching staff of the high school. They are sons of the Donald Conrods and Everett Crewses. Farmer City man gets year sentence CLINTON -Dennis R. Whitehouse, 26, Farmer City, has been sentenced to a year at the Illinois State Penal Farm near Vandalia after pleading guilty to a charge of drunken driving, De Witt County Court records showed Friday.

Charges of driving while his license was suspended and having no muffler on his car were dropped in plea bargaining. Whitehouse was released from probation on a July 8, 1972, charge of theft under $150. Central Illinois Deaths Central Mrs. Whitton EL PASO (PNS)-Mrs. Nellie M.

Whitton, 67, died at 11:10 p.m. Thursday at her home at 115 E. Fifth. Her funeral will be 2 p.m. Sunday at the Froelich Memorial Home, the Rev.

Warren Lynes officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation will be 7 to 9 tonight at the memorial home. She was born April 12, 1906 at Shelbyville, a daughter of Nathaniel H. and Myrtle Evans Byrd.

She was married to Bryan Poppwell in 1923 at Louisville, Ky. She was married to William W. Baize in 1930 0 in Woodford County. She was then married to Cecil Whitton Dec. 25, 1939 in Peoria.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Quickle, Peoria; Mrs. Evelyn Sebree, Pekin; three sons, Lawrence W. Baize and Cecil A. Whitton, both of El Paso; Jesse W.

Whitton, Gridley; three sisters, Mrs. Nora Schieber, Eureka; Mrs. Myrtle Miller, Merced, Mrs. Minnie Bluemenstock, Creve Coeur; a brother, Edman Byrd, Carlock; 13 grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren. A brother preceded her in death.

She was a member of the Baptist Church. Mrs. Aline Brown Roy to graduate seniors on June 1 LE ROY (PNS) -The Le Roy High School baccalaureate service will be at 8 p.m. Sunday, May 27, at the high school auditorium. The Rev.

Jack Christian will present the sermon, "How to Live Well," and the high school chorus will sing. The Rev. Bruce Badger will read the scriptures. The processional and recessional will be played by Judy Oleson and Hal Hudson will have the invocation and benediction. The commencement program will be at 8 p.m.

on Friday, June 1, in the high school gymnasium. Dr. George Stimeling, superintendent of the Bloomington public schools, will give the address. The honors adresses will be given by Barb Lowe and Diana Oleson with Mike Hillard, president of the senior class, giving the class history. FORREST-Mrs.

Aline Brown, 72, a native of Fairbury, died Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Marilyn Fleming of Phoenix, Ariz. Her funeral was Friday in Phoenix. She was born June 19, 1900, the daughter of Henry and Marguerite Mueller. She was married to Fred Brown of Pontiac in June, 1920.

He died Jan. 21, 1957. Survivors are her daughter, with whom she made her home; a son, Harold, Hammond, three sisters, Mrs. Anna Holmes, Pontiac; Mrs. Tillie Maier, Fairbury, and Mrs.

Louis Zimmerman, Forrest, and 10 grandchildren. A grandson and a brother preceded Mrs. Brown in death. Frank P. Theis Frank P.

Theis, 63, of 1205 N. Lee, died at 12:40 a.m. Friday at St. Joseph's Hospital. He had been ill for 10 days.

He retired two years ago as supervisor from the Gulf, Mobile Ohio Railroad. He had worked for the railroad for 43 years. Funeral services will be at 8:30 a.m. Monday at Main Memorial Home and at 9 a.m. at Holy Trinity Church.

Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Visitation will be from 3 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home, with a prayer service at 8 p.m. Mr.

Theis was born July 28, 1909, in Bloomington, a son of Nicholas and Julianna Weber Theis. He married Ann Grimm in 1941, in Bloomington. She died in 1960. He then married Cathleen Wunderle on July 15, 1961, in Bloomington. Survivors include his wife; two brothers, Joseph, 805 N.

McLean, and Pete, 907 Hilltop Court; a sister, Mrs. Joanna Behnke, El Cajon, and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Theis graduated from St. Mary's School and was a member of Holy Trinity Church.

Hudson juniors win state award HUDSON (PNS) -The Hudson Junior Woman's Club has won one of six traveling trophies in the state, which are awarded by the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs for work done on a community service project. The club was presented the trophy on Tuesday during the IFWC convention in Chicago. Mrs. Don Funk, club president accepted the award. Members of the club won the trophy for their work on the youth center in Hudson.

The club also won a state award for work which they have done during the past year for Project Concern. Lexington youth charged with threat to police Federal Bureau of Investigation agents and Lexington Police arrested a 19-yearold Lexington youth Friday for allegedly mailing a threatening letter to the Lexington Police Department. Being held in the federal section of the Springfield city jail Friday night was Gary D. Deerwester, Police said bond for the youth was $11,000 on charges of mailing threatening communications and possession of marijuana. A court appearance date had not been set.

Deerwester was arrested about noon Friday by FBI agents and Lexington police lieutenant Edward Girard at the Oasis Drive Inn. He was brought to the McLean county jail where he was later released to a U.S. Marshal. Two post bond on drug count Two of three Bloomington men arrested Friday on marijuana charges were released on $100 cash bond, McLean County sheriff's police said. County deputies arrested Sidney G.

Swearingen, 19, of 1001 W. Wood; Richard Allen Peterson, 23, of 66 Pennsylvania, Greenwood Mobile Homes, and Harold Lee Rotramel 19, of 1604 S. High, at 3 a.m. Friday. They were apprehended by city and county sheriff's police at a vacant lot south of the Skelly truck stop on U.S.

51, county police said. All were charged with possession of marijuana. Peterson is to appear in court May 25 and Rotramel on June 6. Swearingen was being held in county jail late Friday in lieu of bond. Normal, Ill.

May 19, 1973 Pantagraph A-8 Bloomington- Terry Park, principal, will present the class and the awards and George Fluegel, president of the board of education, will present diplomas. Sonya Scott will play the processional and recessional and the Rev. Robert Hoffman will give the invocation and benediction. Members of the 1973 graduating class include: Karen Sue Adams. Dennis Bailey, Barbara Baker, Jerri Berck, Garth John Bossingham.

Tina Brown, Kathleen Bruce, Linda Hamblin Bruning. Richard Bruning, Ronald Burgess, Patricia Calhoun. Gaye Core, Deborah Corzine, Toni Crumbaugh, Sally Jo Dean, William Dean, Timothy Evans. Lou Anne Folkes, Edith Hankins. James Harpenau Jr.

Steve Henry, Michael Millard, Jolene Johnston. Thomas Kagel. Elaine Kelley, Mark Killian, Michael Kilmartin, Steven Kline, Timothy Kregor, Terri Kumler, Penny Sue Lacey, Edwin Leary, Loretta Lindstrom. Rick Long. Cauley Barbara Lowe, Janice Stephen Mattingly, Irvine Ste- McJoseph McGuire, Marcum, ven Moreland, Duane Moss, Edith Murphy, Betty Murray.

Diana Oleson, Alice Oliver, Doria Pliura, Carl Powell. Sharon Rapp, Patricia Remington, Mary Trenkle Schlosser, Mark Schultz. Dennis Simmons. Thomas Stevens, Bonnie Sutter, James Underhill. Peggy Underwood.

David West, David Wheel, Doris Whitesell, Jeffrey Whitesell, Kathryn Whitesell, Michael White, Linda Willavize, Gary Yount. Samuel J. Denny MINIER (PNS) Samuel J. Denny, 83, died at Hopedale Hospital at 3:30 a.m. Friday.

His funeral will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the McReynolds Funeral Home. The Rev. Ron Kelley will officiate and burial will be in Minier Cemetery. Visitation will begin at 7 p.m.

today at the funeral home. He was born in Estell County, July 8, 1889, a son of Daniel B. and Una Metcalf Denny. He married Nettie Azbell Oct. 6, 1910.

She died in March, 1973. Surviving are six sons, Elmer, Peoria; Ora, Stanford; Charles, Danvers; Wendell and Eugene, both of Minier; Earl address unknown; four daughters, Mrs. James Bulerson, Peoria; Mrs. Harry Brandt, Pekin; Mrs. Delmar Blackwell, Minier; Mrs.

William Connell, Delavan; two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Dellbridge, Decatur; Mrs. Glathy Seih, Portland, 42 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren. Ben Boomgarden PIPER CITY (PNS) -Ben Boomgarden, 72, died at 8. a.m.

Friday at Fairbury Hospital, Fairbury, where he had been admitted Thursday night. His funeral will be 1 p.m. Monday at the Reilly Funeral Home, Piper City, the Rev. Wilbert Burmeister officiating. Burial will be in Brenton Cemetery, Piper City.

Visitation will be after 2 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. He was born Jan. 8, 1901 near Weston, a son of George and Christine Onken Boorngarden. He attended rural schools in the Weston and Fairbury area.

He was a retired farmer and a veteran of World War II. He never married. Surviving are two sisters, Miss Ethel Boomgarden and Mrs. Wilma Reising, both of Chatsworth; two brothers, William and John, with whom he made his home in rural Thawville. Bloomington-Normal Deaths Mrs.

Elma Jo Conte Mrs. Elma Jo Conte, 43, formerly of Bloomington, died Wednesday at her home in Streamwood. She was brought to the Beck Memorial Home. Man sentenced to penal farm -Thomas Richardson, 30, Lincoln, Friday was sentenced to six months at the Illinois State Penal Farm near Vandalia after pleading guilty to a charge of battery. In plea negotiations, the orginal charges of attempted rape, attempted deviate sexual assault and unlawful restraint were dismissed.

He was arrested in connection with a March 17 incident involving a 22-year-old woman. Chatsworth service for seniors Sunday CHATSWORTH (PNS) -Baccalaureate services for the 1973 graduating class of Chatsworth High School have been set for 8 p.m. Sunday in the high school gymnasium. The Rev. Charles Karl will give the sermon and the high school mixed chorus will present special music.

El Paso woman's father dies in Tennessee EL PASO (PNS) -Fred I. Raby, 80, of Knoxville, father of Mrs. Oscar Grubb of El Paso, died Wednesday at his home. His funeral and burial were Friday at Knoxville. Surviving besides Mrs.

Grubb are his wife, a son, four other daughters, two brothers, two sisters, 13 grandchildren, 21 great- -grandchildren and four foster sons. 20 A Mrs. Letha List GIBSON CITY (PNS)-Mrs. Letha Fay List, 65, died at 9:15 p.m. Thursday at Gibson Community Hospital.

Her funeral will be 2 p.m. Sunday at the United Methodist Church, the Rev. John Curtis officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery, Saybrook. Visitation will be 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

today at the Lamb Funeral Home. Mrs. List was born June 10, 1907 near Gibson City, a daughter of James and Lou Whitaker Bane. She was married to William Elmer List Dec. 4, 1926 in Paxton.

Surviving are her husband; two daughters, Mrs. Louise Craig, Elliott; Mrs. Jean Hudson, Saybrook; two sons, Stanley, Gridley; Robert, Elliott; 17 grandchildren; two brothers, Oakley Bane, Chicago; Elton Bane, Gibson City. Two sisters and five brothers preceded her in death. She was a lifelong resident of Gibson City, a member of the United Methodist Church and the Homemakers Extension Association.

William E. Culleton LINCOLN (PNS) William E. Culleton, 56, of 1318 Rutledge Drive, died at 5:40 a.m. Friday at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital. He was owner and operator of Tru-Air Heating and Air Conditioning in Lincoln.

His funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Fricke Memorial Home, with the burial in Union Cemetery. Visitation will be from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. He was born in Lincoln, Oct.

9, 1916, a son of John E. and Bessie Hopp Culleton. He married Thelma Roach at Maplewood, Sept. 22, 1940. She died in September, 1972.

Surviving are a son, Richard Lincoln; two brothers, Paul, Lincoln; Edward, Sacramento, two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Zeiters, Normal; Mrs. Ruth Reiners, Emden. He was a member of the Lincoln Christian Church, the AF and AM Lodge, Ansar Shrine, Lincoln Shrine Club, American Legion, VFW and the 40 et 8. Lorin Lindsay LEXINGTON (PNS)-Lorin W.

Lindsay, 67, a farmer and cattle feeder, died at his home at 7:45 a.m. Friday. He had returned home Thursday after being a patient for six weeks at Brokaw Hospital, Normal. His funeral will be at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Musselman Funeral Home, the Rev.

H. Corson O'Brien officiating. Burial will be in Lexington Cemetery. Visitation will be 5 to 8:30 tonight. He was born in Lexington Township June 8, 1905, a son of Calvin and Nettie Weir Lindsay.

He married Mary Elizabeth Schantz Jan, 13, 1937 in Lexington. Surviving are his wife; a son, James, Lexington, and a grandchild. He was a member of the Church of Christ, Uniting, and was an elder of the former Presbyterian Church. Memorials may be made to the heart fund. Elwood 'Pete' Adams CLINTON (PNS) Elwood M.

"Pete" Adams 59, a Clinton service station operator, was dead on arrival at Dr. John Warner Hospital at 1:10 a.m. Friday. He had been in ill health for several months. His funeral will be at 1:30 p.m.

Saturday at the Pullen-Boos Funeral Chapel, the Rev. J. C. Dove officiating. Burial will be in Maroa Cemetery.

Visitation will be today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Masonic rites will be accorded Saturday. He was born Aug. 25, 1913, at Lane, a son of Odell and Virginia Ellen Scogin Adams. He married Eloise Kaiser who died in 1960.

He then married Helen Clifton Dec. 11, 1961, at Vandalia. Surviving are his wite; a son, Elwood Kenney; a brother, Paul, Clinton; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Bonnie Mandrell and Mrs. Cecelia Cox, both of Clinton; two grandchildren and two stepgrandchildren.

A brother also preceded him in death. He was a member of the Clinton Church of the Nazarene and several Masonic orders including the Bloomington Consistory. He operated the Deep Rock Oil service station in Clinton. Clinton fire Dewitt Clinton firemen were called to douse fire in building housing used tractor business of Eddie Cross about 2:30 p.m. Friday.

Cause of fire was undetermined, but firemen believed it began near gasoline cans. Damage was reported as "two tires and two boards." (Pantagraph Photo) Four area students earn top academic honors at IWU Four students from the Pantagraph fine arts; Vicki Wenger Lakin, 408 E. In addition to the 377 bachelor's circulation area will graduate with Illi- Walnut, B.A.; Douglas Spencer Stewart, degrees to be awarded by IWU, fout nois Wesleyan University's highest Cullom, B.A.; Martha Sue Tyner, Stan- students will get master's degrees in academic honors Sunday during the ford, B.A.; and Dennis Roy Martin, music. school's 114th commencement. Waynesville, bachelor of music.

Mark A. Goetzinger, 162 Mobil-Land Ceremonies are to begin at 5 p.m. Cum laude graduates from the Graduating laude from area Court, will get a master of music degree summa cum are Marsha Barling Brown, 1004 W. cum laude. Central Illinois are Christine Bane, Ar- Folsom, bachelor of science; Jan rowsmith, bachelor of music; Dianne Marie Davies, Others are Jeffrey C.

Heubhauser, Lehner Robinson, Lincoln, bachelor of Streator, B.F.A.; Nancy Eaton, Washington, D.C., M.M.; Janet Steider arts; Mary Lynn Bumgardner, San Jose, Chenoa, B.M.E.; Timothy Marc Kauff- Cole, East Peoria, M.M.E; and Dennis bachelor of music education; and Bar- man, B.A; Angle Kirk, H. Petzold, Medford, M.M.E. Patricia 610 N. Roosevelt, B.F.A.; Sheryl A. bara Ann Sancken, Fairbury, bachelor of Laskowski, 108 W.

Wood, bachelor of Gwendolyn Brooks, Illinois poet arts. science in nursing; David Bruce laureate and commencement speaker, The designation "summa cum laude" MClaren, Dana, B.A.; Nancy Annetta and Dr. J. Roger Miller, president of indicates a cumulative grade point Sulzberger, Dwight, B.S.N.; Nancy Ohr Millikin University in Decatur, will of at least 3.75 out of a possible Travis, 505 E. Douglas, B.A; Charles receive honorary doctorates from the average 4.

Wallis, 5 Surrey Circle, B.S.; Sara university. "Magna cum laude" and "cum laude" Lesley Warber, 201 Orleans, B.F.A.; Lee Miss Brooks' honorary will be in hudesignations indicate grade point Sharon Woods, 1210 N. State, B.F.A.; manities and Miller's in law. averages of at least 3.5 and 3.25 respec- Bonnie Alice Christie Jonelis, E. Other IWU candidates for graduation tively.

Kelsey, B.A.; Carol Marie Leichtfuss, and their academic honors are listed. Five Central Illinois students are gra- 401 E. Douglas, B.A.; Margo Lee Her- Honors are designated SCL, summa cum duating magna cum laude. They are Gail man, Weldon, B.M.E; and Mary laude; MCL, magna cum laude; and CL, Arlene Gash, 1210 N. State, bachelor of Margaret McManus, Downs, B.A.

cum laude. List of graduates BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS--DRAMA Central Illinois Cities- -Ellen Ann Hallstein, Pekin, Other Illinois Cities- -Bill Herbert Glanting, Chicago; Michele Dian Hasz, Lansing; Katherine Anne James, De Kalb, (SCL); Carole Lynn Krepas, Waukegan; M. Elizabeth Lapka, Olympia Fields; Deborah Jean Miller, Elmhurst, (MCL); James Richard Reed, Wayne; Siri Loraine Scott, Glen Ellyn; Diane Michelle Waller, Chicago; Harold Yee, Elgin. Out of State -Harold O'Niel Eley, Newport News, Susan L. Erkkila, A Ann Arbor, Jill Marie Lehmann, North Bellmore, N.Y.; David Baldwin McConeghey, Washington, D.C., (CL); Charles Stephen Ney, Brownsburg, (CL); Nancy Sue Rose, Shaker Heights, Ohio.

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS-ART Dancy Muirhead, 607 E. Locust. Central Illinois Cities -Christine R. Banks, Danville; Barbara Anne Caldwell, Jacksonville; Deborah Lynn Vanko, Streator. Other Illinois Cites William Scott Carey, Aurora'; Constance Ann Clouston, Elgin; Barbara Elizabeth Elison, Berwyn; Gregory Rhodes Martin, Rockford: Burton Clifford Norem, Aurora: Nancy Lee Ropek, Lincolnwood; Spencer William Sauter, Park Ridge, (CL); Deborah W.

Strahan, Bartlett; Julie Anne Yates, Rockford. Out of State--Joel D. Adams, Westminster, David Harry Meyerkord, St. Louis, Dawn Leslie Nelson, Scottsdale, Beverly Vail Sand, East Aurora, N.Y.; Carol Jeanne Swift, Tenafly, N.J.; Cheryl Ann Utiger, Delavan, (MCL). BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING Bloomington Janell Hays Eiff, 31 Sunset Road; Nancy Lee Powell, 827 W.

Washington. Central Illinois Cities- Ruth Ann Frazier, Springfield, (MCL); Mary Magdalene Hancock, Melvin; Jeannette Lyn McConnell, Clinton. Other Illinois Cities -Pamela Emily Applewhite, Prospect Heights; Charlene Marie Behary, Berwyn, (CL); Penny Jean Bright, Carthage; Judith Ann Brown, Belleville, (SCL); Nancy Lee Campbell, Aurora; Nancy Lee Dianis, Wauconda; Clarice Ann Ellmaker, Sterling; Karen Sue Garland, Little York; Cynthia Ann Gurney, Joliet, (CL); Karen Lynn Isaacson, Waukegan; Gwenivere F. Jenkins, Mid. lothian: Kristine Marie Johnson, Elmhurst; Linda Susan Koch, Mount Sterling: Barbara Jean Krusinski, Schiller Park: Lorraine Ann Lillie, Avon, (SCL); Cathy Luginbill, Glen Ellyn; Joanne Marie Maske, Evergreen Park; Marva Jean Lombard; Laurie Kathryn Jean Jane Moore, Harrisburg, Nelson, Altona, (CL); Nancy Jean Newman, Glen Ellyn; Isabel Caroline Norton, Marissa: Joan Priscilla Pettis, Evanston; Cynthia Joan Schleusener, Antioch; Susan Marie Schultz, Quincy; Suzanne Kay Sikma, Momence; Bonnie Jane Slater, Monmouth; Kathleen R.

Smith, Wilmington, (CL); Cindy Sue Snyder, Morrison; Karen Elizabeth Strote, Heights, Rockford (CL); F. Pamela Weir, Arlinaton Susan Jane Wykle, Naperville, (MCL): Gall Loulse Zuhn, Oak Forest. Out of State- Mary Ruth Ballou, Cincinnati, Ohio; June Anne Laver, Cherry Hill, N.J., (SCL); Eleanor Lynn Poore, Scottsbluff, Deborah Jean Power, Seattle, Wash. (MCL). BACHELOR OF SCIENCE -Gary Daniel Doonan, 2104 Todd Drive: James Robert Kallembach 1001 N.

Evans: Deborah Moore, 126 Orr Drive; Steven J. Wannemacher, 1606 W. Locust. Central Illinois Cities- Gregory Thomas Mills, Champaign; Kevin Michael Potts, Decatur: Michael Lee Rust, Colfax: Jay Eric Slife, Milford; Thomas Robert Stontz, Kewanee; Gary Alvin Swango, Colfax; Arthur Cameron Willey, Eureka. Other Illinois Cities- Richard Craig Albaugh, Hinsdale: Bradley E.

Auker, Byron; Gary Lynn Ballard, Enoch Coates, Marseilles; Donald Bovd Cook, Casey: Roodhouse: Linda M. Block, Elmhurst, (CL); Daniel Daniel J. Debernardi, Ottawa, (MCL): Gail Diane Dixon, Jollet, (CL); Raymond M. Forster, Aurora, (MCL): Samuel Lee Good Evergreen Park; Christine Lee Johnson, Aroma Park. Douglas E.

Kirchhofer, Ashton: Larry Joseph Martin, New Lenox; James Richmond Osborn, Bourbonnais, (CL): John Joseph Pacetti, Oak Lawn; Kevin Roy Rustemever, Avon; James Paul Scott, Collinsville: Larry Shapiro, Evanston: Warren Kent Stromberg, Quincy: John W. Swanson Waterman; David Thompson, Newark; Paula Francis Vogel, Richmond. BACHELOR OF ARTS David W. Breen, 521 Chestnut: Nancy Louise Buffinton, 210 Imperial Drive: Roslyn Jean Funk, 1404 N. Center: Laurel Smith Gooden, E.

Walnut; Steven Raymond Knapp, 1207 N. Main; Jane Ellen Legg, 9 Lateer Drive, Normal; Charles G. McCarthy, 1416 Clinton Normal; James Robin Louise Kenneth Norris, Moravek, 807 1219 W. Hovey, Osage, Normal; Arthur Robert Schroeder, 907 N. McLean; Lucia Marie Shockey, 1505 N.

Linden; Stephen H. Waters, 3 Charles Place; Wendy Anderson Zimmer, 211 Eisenhower Drive. Central Illinois Cities- David Allan Bell, Hoopeston; Janice Ruth Breitman, Decatur, (SCL); Judith Ann Brockway, Hoopeston; Janet Lynne Cawley, Eureka, (CL); Nancy Susan Cosner, Ashland, (SCL); Karlabeth Cheryl Dennis, Trivoli; James Stephen Dunn, Springfield; Marcia Garabrant Eckstein, Tolono; Paul Joseph Gerber, Fairbury; James Floyd Hendricks, Mattoon; Kenneth Ray Hermann, Weldon; Jerald Christopher Jackson, Decatur; Ginger Carlene Jacobs, Decatur, (CL); Linda Marie Knopf, Peoria; John Todd Pepmeyer, Galesburg; Janice May Prokopp, Springfield, (CL); Gregory Alan Ranney, Decatur, (MCL). Randall S. Rapp, Decatur, (MCL); William Randall Reed, Peoria, (MCL); Marshall Gregory Robinson, Jacksonville, (CL); Ruth Lynn Rodino, Pontiac; Catherine Ann Roy, El Paso; Carolyn Lee Sackett, Springfield; Barbara Rose Sandall, Knoxville; Daniel Edward Schowengerdt, Champaign; Kathleen Anne Swanson; Galesburg; Leesa Gayle Tenney, Decatur, (CL); Jon Carl Thetard, Hudson; Chester Eugene Travis, Pontiac; Thomas J.

Wiedrich, Decatur. Other Illinois Cities -Kathy Lee Anderson, Northbrook, (CL); Calvin Eugene Atwell, Annawan: Lynn Francine Aves, Kirkland, (MCL); Phyllis Barker, Chicago (CL); Gregory Randolph Beneze, Alton, (CL); Paul A. Bennett, Milan, (MCL); Mark Timothy Benoy, Harvard, (MCL); James W. Berg, Rockford, (CL); Charles W. Boehm, Rock Island; Patricia Elizabeth Bradac, (CL); Cherlynlavaughn Bradley, Broadview, (MCL); Deborah Bragg, Chicago; Mark Warren Breuer, Rockford, (MCL); Lynda Jean Burns, De Kalb; Maureen Ellen Calabrese, Chicago, (MCL); Stephen Campbell, Schiller Park; William Frederick Choate, Moline; Diana Lou Colbert, Lake Villa, (CL).

Cathy Irene Covert, LaHarpe, (CL); David Kenneth Crandall, Libertyville; Joanne Lee Dannewitz Sebby, Plainfield; Deborah Anne Davis, Milledgeville, (CL); Linda Lee Dean, Hillview, (CL); Darryl Wayne Deets, Lanark, (MCL); Janice Gehl Devore, Waukegan, (SCL); Michael G. Dieter, Aurora: Gail Diane Dixon, Joliet, (CL); Josephine Ann Eberspacher, Shelbyville; Suzanne Elliott, Franklin Park, (SCL); Elizabeth Dawson Evans, Moline, (CL); Diane L. Finch, Morris, (SCL); Pamela Anne Fitzgerald, Wonder Lake; Douglas Samuel Folk, Glen Ellyn; Bruce Martin Frey, Quincy; Christine Kay Gibson, Mattoon, (CL); Dean Alan Gravlin, Ashkum, (SCL). Nola M. Grimm, Macomb; Dawn Guettler, McHenry: Janet Louise Hamm, Jacksonville; Robert Rogers Harriage 11, Aurora; Peter Martin Herbert, Rockford; David M.

Hermetet, Elmhurst: Michael Thomas Hoffman, East Moline, (CL); Kim Helen Holland, Lake Zurich, (MCL); Sally "Annette Houck, Naperville, (CL); Karen Susan Jackson, Greenville; Keith Ray Jason, Hinsdale; Beverly Ann Jellings, Waukegan: Bruce Allan Johnson, Lake Forest; Kent Arthur Johnson, Hebron, (CL); Rozette Charlotte Jones, Chicago: Stephen Charles Kasten, Hoyleton: Margaret MacDonald Kendall, Oak Park; James Christopher Kent, Chebanse: Linda Joyce Killian, East Moline, (CL). Duane David Kirk, Chicago; Wayne Daniel Kirk, Chicago, (CL); Conrad J. Kranz, Geneseo; Warren Howard Lindquist, Glenwood, (CL); Don Carlton Logue, Casey; Margaret Lino Lowe, Chicago, (CL); Randal Lee Lutz, Malta: Martinez, Zion; Richard F. Martinez, Zion; Carol Jean McGinnis, Thomson; Mark Andrew Miller, Dixon; Daniel Charles Mockier, Glenview, (MCL); Jeffrey Charles Morris, Glen Ellyn, (CL); Susan Louise Muhlig, Joliet; Patricia Ann Mullin, Hoffman Estates, (CL); Susan Carol Muncy, Des Plaines, (MCL); Dean Lawrence Naleway, Union, (CL). Dayre Murray Newport, Pecatonica: Dale William Nicoll, Oregon: Christopher L.

Nyweide, Homewood; Victoria Jean Ohlendorf, Beecher, (SCL): Debra Kay Oling, Naperville, (CL); Paul Edward Pedersen, Belvidere: Barbara Louise Peralta, Villa Park, (SCL); James M. Percic, Chicago; Stephen L. man. Pinckneyville; Kathleen Jane Potthoff, Patoka: Darryl Delbert Pratscher, Chicago, (CL); Marcia Mildred Prouty, Oak Park; John Warner Pye, Waukegan: Susan June Reese, Wheeling; Sandra Ruth Reinders, Lanark; Randall Lee Ricklefs, Ster. ling, (MCL): Elizabeth Ann Rowe, Harvey; John Howard Russell, Barrington.

Carol Samatowic, Argo, (MCL): Peter Geoffrey Sampson, Western Springs: Cynthia Ella Short, Chicago; James Fred Sibal, Addison; Carol Ann Sigwards, Wheaton, (SCL); Nancy Ann Diller Simon, Naperville; Renee Jane Skala, Villa Park, (CL); Peggy Jo Smith, Park Ridge, (SCL); Teresa Gene Spesard, Shelbyville, (CL); Sandra Marie Stevens, Darien, (CL); Sharon Lee Stidley, Morris, (SCL); Edward Barrows Storrs, Solon Mills; Guice G. Strong 111, Murphysboro, (MCL); Kathleen Joy Swanson, Belvidere, (SCL); Edward E. Swartzloff, Richmond; Dennis James Sweeney, Rockford; Frederick Wayne Thomas, Blue Island; Nancy E. Thompson, Morris. Karen Joy Tobey, Elgin; Linda Mae Trethewey, Sycamore, (MCL): Larry Allen Varys, Crystal Lake; David L.

Walls, Shelbyville; Deborah Lynne Welsh, Lombard; Fonda D. Williams, Murphysboro; Douglas R. Woodworth, Glenview; Donald George Wright, Wheeling; Roger Alan Wujek, Earlville, (MCL); Sally Wulffe, Kankakee, (MCL); Hanie L. Yee, Highland Park. Out of State -Susan Jane Albery, Portage, (MCL); Jacquelyn Doretha Beard, Washington, D.C.; Gail Leona Beck, Washington, D.C.; Carol Jean Bennison, Bethesda, Daniel Paul Carey, St.

Louis, (CL); Margaret Isabel Carter, Danville, (MCL); Judith A. Cassavechia, Ridgefield, Marcia Lynn Dahl, Woodruff, Wanda Gayle Guice, Jackson, Joyce Ann Henderson, Upper Marlboro, Mary M. Huff, Tenafly, N.J.; John Albert Kreutzberger, Cedarburg, (CL); Charles Edmond Libby, Great Neck, N. Janice Benita Marsh, St. Louis, Daniel Lynn Milligan, Indianapolis, (MCL); Gary C.

Mitchell, Encino, N.M. Christopher Charles Pali, Columbia, Jerry L. Payne, Phoenix, Michael Gene Pedersen, Brooklyn Center, Kathryn Lee Sandidge, Dunwoody, Ruth Mary Schaeffer, Selingsgrove, (MCL); Rosemaria Shelby, Pensacola, Ikuko Tanaka, Oklahoma City, Larry Robert Venter, New Kensington, Lee-Ching Yap, Medan, Indonesia, (CL). BACHELOR OF MUSIC Central Illinois. Cities -Margaret Jean Wilson, Table Grove, (MCL).

Other Illinois Cities- -Susan Lynn Chamberlin, Des Plaines, (SCL). Out of State- Sara Lynn Fischer, St. Charles, Wesley Massing McCune, St. Mary's, W. (CL).

BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION Bloomington-Normal- Normal; -Ellen Marie Bayles, 901 S. Adelaide, James Alonzo Legner, 1305 N. Eastholme. Central Illinois Cities- Martha Jean Bennett, Springfield; Nancy Dianne Havener, Decatur, (MCL); Deborah Lynne Hodson, Springfield, (MCL); David Gail Smith, Decatur. Other Illinois Cities- Joyce Ann Cook, Avon; Sundy Gail Diamantos, Westchester, (MCL); Elda Judith Garcia Escorza, Rockford; Edward Grove, Lombard, (MCL); Lawrence William Johnson, Lombard; Philip Hiram Jones 11, Godfrey: Vicki Nel Martin, Oregon, (CL); Steven Ross McGartland, Quincy: Margaret Christine Oetjen, South Holland, (MCL); David Lee Peterson, Kewanee; Darlene Lynnette Powers, Sterling; Suzanne Idell Salic, Hartford, (CL); William R.

Smith, Blue Island; Larry A. Subbert, Frankfort; Judith Ann Townsend, Stockton; Jane Christine Turney, Sandwich. Out of State--Mary Barbara Fuson, Falls Chorch, (MCL); Daniel Maurice Huff, Fairfield, lowa: Evelyn Gay LeGrande, Wausaw, Scott William McCormick, Saratoga Springs, N. (MCL); Gail McManis Ralya, Keokuk, lowa, (SCL). AUGUST DEGREE CANDIDATES Bachelor of Arts- -Janice Marie Dubeck, Calumet City; Stephen Paul Enge, Bishop Hill; Pamela J.

Erikson, South Holland; Mary Jo Gigante, Des Plaines; Stephen Charles McAllister, Danvers; Clark Robert Ellithorpe, Hoffman Estates; Robert Philip Johnson, Villa Park: Rebecca Ann Morehead, Carbondale: Lilli Ann Pearson, Orland Park; Kenneth Leslie Wallace, Carbondale: Diana Glenn Wells, Chevy Chase, Thomas Edgar Zell, 213 Leland. Bachelor of Science- John William Lester, Moline: Geoffrey Curtis Pedersen, Belvidere: Joyce Elaine Peterson, Morris; Daniel D. Coplea, Paxton; Richard P. Huckstadt, Lombard: John M. Jones, Champaign; Randy J.

Martin, Mossville. Bachelor of Fine Arts -Alice Beberman, Champaign: Dorothy L. Dryden, Wheaton; Elizabeth Burnham Lynde, 912 N. Prairie: Sheila Roseann Mary Stasack, Dolton: Swift, Susan Tenafly, Gayle N.J. Stringer, Lake Villa: Carol Jeanne Bachelor of Music- Jo Ellen Furry, Springfield: Gregory Kent Hamblin, Sullivan: Thomas Randall Wood, 909 Broadway, Normal.

Bachelor of Music Barry Education Alan Diana L. Chambers Roeder, Shabbona: Fletcher, Downers Grove: Michael Paul Imbrogno, Berwyn..