The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 8

IKl The Pantagraph Saturday, May 22, 1999 ball, track, and the BAVC student council. He has been student of the quarter and year, homecoming king, is in the student council and Career Connections student conference council. James will attend Heartland Community College taking classes in computer networking and computer science. He is the first high school student that has worked in State Farm's electronic Achievers istrative office technology student of the year and student of the quarter. Nicole is currently working at State Farm.

Evan attends BHS and is the son of Mike and Patti Geske of Bloomington. He has partici 1l and Kathy McBurney of Bloomington, is a student at BHS. Her activities include Make-A-Wish Playhouse project, fall rally, and 30 Years of AVC Banquet. She is in the National Honor Society and is an Illinois State Scholar. Jennifer plans on attending the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and majoring in architecture.

Youth Action Board Area teachers and principals have suggested the following individuals to represent their schools on Normal's Youth Action Board: Sarah Donnelly, Nick Berta, Becky Skaggs. Kelly Adams, and Caitlin Fry. Sarah is a sixth grader at Epiphany Catholic Grade School where she participates in chorus, softball, basketball, and Central Catholic High School musicals. She is a straight student. mal Community West High; School where he is in the top 10 of his class.

His principal de-'; scribes him as "highly involved, excellent student, personable, re-sponsible and dependable. Becky attends University High School where she is a sophomore. She is involved in student coun- cil, key club, band and athletics. Becky works at the Normal Public i Library and is involved in her church. Kelly is a sophomore from CCHS.

She participates in CAP-J TAINS, softball and Her principal describes her as someone who "accepts responsi- bility and contributes to help make her school better." A sophomore, Caitlin attends -Normal Community High School, i She is involved in athletics, musi- cal production and school organi-: zations. Caitlin volunteers as a candy striper and is an active member of her church. Jennifer McBurney pated in jazz band, National Vocational Tech support unit. Nicole, daughter of John and Donna Deterts of Bloomington, attends Bloomington High School. She participates in volleyball, student advisory board, and National Vocational Technical Honor Society.

She has been admin- 1 dent are James S. Robinson, Nicole Deterts, Evan Geske and Jennifer McBurney. James is a student at Hey-worth High School and the son of Dwight and Linda Robinson of Hey worth. James participates in foot- J- lZ nical Honor Society, is Student of the Year in Culinary Arts, AVC Student of the year nominee and is a peer tutor. Ryan is working on becoming a certified culinarian and is employed at Ned Kelly's Steakhouse.

He plans on attending the Culinary Institute of America. Nicole Deterts Evan Geske Jennifer, daughter of Harry Nick is a sophomore from Nor- FFA Scholarship Katy Merna, a senior at Tri-Valley High School was awarded the Tri-Valley Alumni Scholarship Award at the annual Tri-Valley High School FFA Banquet May 11. She also was awarded the DeKalb Genetics Accomplishment Award. Katy has been involved in the Tri-Valley FFA Program for four years. She will be attending the University of Illinois in Cham-paignUrbana in the fall.

She is the daughter of Maureen Roach and Mike Merna and lives in Downs with Mr. Mrs. Neal Roach. TEAM TV Awards Kristin Cielocha, daughter of Steve and Lucy Cielocha of Bloom-ington, was selected as Student of the Month for April for outstanding achievement and excellence in English at Tri-Valley High School. She was selected by the high school English faculty.

Melissa Finch, daughter of Jim and Cathy Finch of Bloomington was selected as Student of the Month for April for outstanding achievement and excellence for citizenship at Tri-Valley Middle School. She was selected by the middle school faculty. 12 Hour Sale Saturday only, shop 9 am to 9 pm. 40 off Men's designer name sportswear. Sale 13.98 to 23.98 S32 to $62.50 elsewhere Double Award Sabrina K.

Swearingen, daughter of De-bra Swearingen ofBloomington, has been awarded the United States Achievement Academy in Science and All American Scholar At Large for the 1999-2000 school 40 off Microfiber fashion handbags. Sale 11.98 to 38.98 $30 to $90 elsewhere Sabrina Swearingen Save 50 off department store prices. "Vintage Safari" separates by Cambridge Dry Goods. 26.97 to 29.97 $54 to $72 elsewhere 6.97 bath towel $13 elsewhere Luxurious Egyptian cotton towels in popular colors. Hand towel and washcloth at similar savings.

year. Sabrina attends Bloomington High School. National Honor Society Community West High School has announced the inductees for the National Honor Society. They are: Adam Barnett, Bret Birky, Jordan Brutlag, Kristin Busing, John Cardoni, Ashley Coleman, Jenna Cope, Beth Crowley, Andrea Davenport, Janelle Dodge, Hannah Drye, Alaina Filkin, Lissette Hall, Matt Jones, Richard Kehl, Laura Knutson, Melissa Lovin, Jonathan Lowe, Mike Majerczyk, Molly McCain, Cari Meyer, Ida Millen, David Mont-gomerie, Matt Nickels, Becky Q'Dea, Gillian Powers, Nicole Reed, Jefferson Sanders, Rachel Schicler, Stacy Schlueter, Brandon Schwoerer, Lucas Siron, David Slabe, Whitney Spencer, Cynthia Streeter, Kristin Thompson, Nathan Whitney, Elizabeth Williamson and Rochelle Yo-der. Rotary awards 30 to 40 Off our everyday low prices! Save on a huge selection of items all over the store.

from the Bloomington Area Vocational Center will be honored each week during May by the Bloomington Rotary Club. This is part of the club's Vocational Service Awards program for the month. The stu- 30 off children's Infants' playwear. Sale 6.98 to 13.98 $14 to $28 elsewhere Boys' and girls' summer sportswear collections. Sale 2.88 to 15.38 $7 to $34 elsewhere Tops and shorts for boys and girls.

Sale 4.88 to 17.48 $10 to $36 elsewhere Two-piece sets for boys and girls. Sale 7.68 to 1 7.48 $18 to $38 elsewhere 30 off gifts All picture frames. One day only! Sale 2.08 to 48.98 $5 to $140 elsewhere Wooden serveware and office organizers. (Selected styles.) Sale 4.88 to 20.98 $13 to $50 elsewhere Glass barware and serveware. (Selected styles.) Sale 1 .38 to 20.98 $3 to $50 elsewhere 30 off linens Soft and Cozy cotton sheets and pillowcases by Martex Sale 6.28 to 24.48 1 5 to 1 50 elsewhere Famous name bed pillows.

Sale 4. 1 8 to 1 1 .88 1 0 to $30 elsewhere Selected beach towels. Sale 6.98 to 20.98 $15 to $40 elsewhere Solid color decorative pillows in many fabrics. Sale 4. 1 8 to 20.98 $8 to $45 elsewhere 40 off luggage By London Fog and famous makers.

Sale 1 0. 1 8 to 7 1 .98 $30 to $220 elsewhere James Robinson 30 off accessories Designer name and fashion watches. Sale 13.98 to 27.98 $60 to $150 elsewhere All ladies' eyewear: sunglasses and readers. Sale 3.48 to 10.48 $12 to $40 elsewhere All sterling silver necklaces, rings, bracelets and earrings. Sale 5.98 to 23.98 $18 to $70 elsewhere 40 off men's Lightweight outerwear.

Sale 23.98 $65 to $70 elsewhere Dress shirts and neckwear. Sale 1 0. 1 8 to 1 7.98 $28 to $45 elsewhere Casual patterned knit shirts. Includes Young Mens' and Big Tall sizes. Sale 7.

1 8 to 20.98 1 6 to $50 elsewhere Casual and dress pants. Includes Young Sale 14.98 to 35.98 $34 to $95 elsewhere Swimwear by famous names. Sale 7.78 to 10.18 $24 to $28 elsewhere 30 off men's Fashion sportcoats. Patterned and solid colors. Sale 69.98 to 83.98 $1 50 to $175 elsewhere Tailored suit separates.

Sale 27.98 to 90.98 $50 to $200 elsewhere All loungewear and men's socks. Sale 2.78 to 23.48 $35 to $45 elsewhere Designer name casual sportswear collections. Sale 16.08 to 24.48 $32 to $50 elsewhere Casual knit and woven shirts and shorts. Includes Young Mens' and Big Tall sizes. Sale 1 1 .88 to 20.98 $24 to $45 elsewhere Styles and selection may vary by store.

Quantities may be limited Sale ends Saturday, May 22. 30 off boutique Spring suits and pant suits. Sale 69.98 to 1 25.98 $158 to $298 elsewhere Evan Picone career collections. Sale 34.98 to 97.98 $68 to $188 elsewhere Linen and linen blend sportswear. Sale 20.98 to 76.98 $50 to $152 elsewhere 40 off dresses Casual French terry dresses in vibrant colors.

Sale 19.78 to 20.98 $46 to $48 elsewhere Linen dresses. Misses', Petites and Women's sizes. Sale 1 7.98 to 41 .98 $44 to $98 elsewhere 40 off concept where fashion has a young attitude Cool summer dresses and pant sets. Sale 1 7.98 to 23.98 $40 to $54 elsewhere 30 off ladies' Career and casual collections. Sale 10.48 to 27.98 $26 to $58 elsewhere Shorts and tees in Misses' and Concept.

Sale 6.98 to 1 7.48 $14 to $34 elsewhere Soft pants and 2-piece dressing. Sale 13.98 to 20.98 $28 to $40 elsewhere Linen separates and coordinates. Sale 15.98 to 27.48 $45 to $62 elsewhere 30 40 off lingerie A huge assortment of loungewear. Sale 13.98 to 17.48 $30 to $38 elsewhere Luxurious and silk sleepwear. Sale 1 1 .98 to 29.98 $30 to $98 elsewhere 30 off shoes Already reduced, clearance shoes.

SCHOOL NOTES Clearance is on Sale! 45 to 50 Off our original prices when you take an extra 25 off clearance in all departments. Bloomington-Normal Bloomington Junior High School Thursday, 3 to 5 p.m., cafetorium, annual yearbook party, tickets $2.50 (includes gondola, cjiips drink). Blooming Grove Academy Tuesday, 6:30 p.m., new parent orientation; Wednesday, 6 p.m., annual meeting to elect new board members; Thursday, all school picnic Central Illinois Clinton Community Unit School Monday, High School Annual Award's Night, 7:30 p.m.; Tuesday, Jr. High Track Volleyball Sports Appreciation, 6:30 p.m., High School Scholarship Tea, 7 Wednesday, Jr. High Gr.

6 Explorers to Weldon Springs, 11 a.m., administrators meeting, unit office, 1:15 p.m., high school baccalaureate, 7 p.m.; Thursday, high school senior trip; Friday, Jr. High attendance, service, music and sports awards, 8:40 a.m., high school graduation practice, 2 p.m.; Saturday, graduation, 2 p.m. II 'Additional savings on shoes. Does not appty to temporary prtce reductions. Sale on clearance items ends Sunday.

May 23rd. Price adjustments cannot be made to prevtousty purchased clearance items. Fashion and Quality. Always at discount prices. College Hills Mall, 301 South Veterans Parkway, Normal (309) 452-9997 oai.

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