Vol 20 issue 11

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twentieth 1964 Vol 20. No.J^

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SOUTHWORClS

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1984

Maine South High School, Park Ridge, IL

March 23, 1984

DECA to hold leadership meet The State Deistributive Education Career To prepare for the conference, students were Development Conference was recently held urged to do well in class, on the job and during the leadership development phase of the from March 8-10. The Conference's purpose was to develop course. future leaders for marketing and distribution. Those students who place first through third In order to participate, students had to be in the conference will then compete in the nadistributive education students and members tional contest held in Kansas City, Kansas. of the state organization, DECA. They must also display a strong desire to do well in their DECA, the national organization, helps to chosen contest or career. develop social leadership. Maine South students who will be compet ing are Debra DeLaRosa, Colleen Fennelly, Erika Stange, Mike Thill, Susan Twork, Marie

Students score high in test

Weiller and Josepha Zei. Mr. Wallace Hommerding, Distributive Education department, said, "Students attending the State Distributive Education Career Conference have displayed a great deal of enthusiasm and interest in their career preparation. "I would expect them to perform well in competition and be a credit to Maine South and add much to the development process toward their ultimate career goals."

Recently, five Maine South students scored in the 90th percentile and above on the National German Scholarship Exam given in January at South. m On The Level II exam, both Eva Rossier and ^Monika Schwesig scored at the 95th percentile. Karen Frank and Claudia Schmidt scored on the 92nd and 91st percentiles respectively on the the Level III test. The highest score was that of Christina Wayda who scored at the 96th percentile on the Level IV exam. These students will be receiving cash prizes and other awards at a reception for them and their parents which will be held at the Germania Club in May. The teachers of these students are Mr. Robert Curtis, Mr. Walter Cast, and Miss Rosalie Streng.

Publications name Q and S awards Recently, the editors and sponsors of the Maine South publications named the recipiants of the 1983-84 Journalism and Quill and Scroll awards. New members of Quill and Scroll are as follows: Dimitra DeFotis; Kristin Falzone; Cathy Flynn; Nancy Humm; Maura McKenna; Liz Roch; Nick Roder and Nanci Calamari. Other members include: Students who received the Journalism award re as follows: Laura Marti; Tom Duffy; Andy 'Ouerkop; Todd Jackson; Sarah Langdon; Lisa Williams; Susan Chae and Steven Frenzel. Maine South students cheer on the Hawks' varsity basketball team in the March 14 The Journalism and Quill and Scroll awards are given to those students working for school sectional game at Forest View. South lost to Hersey High School, ending their chance publications who excell in their writing ability. for advancement to the State Tournament.


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