IHSA
All-State Academic Team |
March 11, 2005
Twelfth IHSA All-State Academic Team Selected
Twenty-six (26) outstanding young people
attending Illinois High School Association (IHSA)
member schools were named recently to the Illinois High School Association (IHSA)
All-State Academic Team.
The 26 members and their guests will be honored
the evening of Monday, April 25, 2005, at
the IHSA All-State Academic Team
Recognition Banquet. All
members of the All-State Academic Team will
receive an award recognizing their achievement at
the banquet, to be held at the
Radisson Hotel and Conference Center in Bloomington, beginning at 6:00
p.m.
"Selection for the All-State Academic Team
is a tremendous recognition of a student's
academic performance, and also of the student's
demonstration of character and citizenship,"
said IHSA Executive Director Marty Hickman.
"Competition for this recognition is intense
and selection certainly recognizes team members as
truly outstanding young people."
Nominations for 475 seniors were received.
The All-State Academic Team includes one male and
one female senior student from each of the seven
(7) IHSA Board of Directors statewide geographic
divisions, plus 12 at-large selections. Another 50
students earned honorable mention.
To be eligible for consideration for selection
to the team, a student in an IHSA member school
must have a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of
at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale after the seventh
semester. Nominees must have participated in at
least two (2) IHSA-sponsored activities (athletics
and/or non-athletics) during the last two school
years, and must have demonstrated outstanding
citizenship during his/her high school career.
Each IHSA member school could nominate one male
and one female student.
Below is a list of the 2005 All-State Academic
Team members and those who earned honorable
mention:
2004-05 IHSA
All-State Academic Team |
Note: This year's team includes a young
man, Jaymes Huddleston, who passed away suddenly
on February 26. The team was chosen by a
committee on February 28. The committee did not
have any knowledge of Jaymes's passing.
Alberts, Allison -- Freeburg
Beasley, Luke T. -- Normal (Community)
Boudeman, Joshua -- Stanford (Olympia)
Czapar, Matthew G. -- Rochester
Feldmann, Christina R. -- Sycamore
Grim, Jonathan D. -- Chicago (Luther North)
Huddleston, Jaymes R. -- Palatine (Fremd)
Jenks, Kathryn M. -- Belleville (Althoff)
Johnson, Corinne -- Downers Grove (North)
Jurivich, Jennifer A. -- Chicago (St. Ignatius)
Koerner, Jordan P. -- Effingham (St. Anthony)
Kraft, Michael -- Bensonville (Fenton)
Leighton, Caroline M. -- Normal (Community)
Li, Dan -- Naperville (Central)
Marquis, Alexander S. -- Princeton
McDonnell, Kathleen L. -- Vernon Hills
McGlaughlin, Colleen P. -- Morton
Miller, Naomi M. -- Winnetka (New Trier)
Mulhern, Meghan M. -- Oak Park (Fenwick)
Nathan, Jeffrey P. -- Northbrook (Glenbrook North)
Notton, Michael J. -- Bradley (B.-Bourbonnais)
Oehrlein, Paul -- Des Plaines (Maine West)
Peck, Brittni G. -- Sparta
Prescott, Daniel H. -- Belleville (West)
Soehrman, Denise M. -- Lemont
Sullivan, Maureen A. -- East Dubuque
2004-05 Honorable Mention Team |
Anello, Michael -- Orland Park (Sandburg)
Backs, Kaci L. -- Greenville
Bailey, Luke R. -- Monticello
Ballun, Erin V. -- Oswego
Barry, Megan M. -- Arlington Heights (St. Viator)
Beaird, Christina M. -- Naperville (Central)
Boone, Scott C. -- Lisle (Benet Academy)
Bruene, Jacob K. -- Lansing (Thornton Fractional
South)
Bush, Brian D. -- Morris
Clark, Kathleen M. -- Peoria (Richwoods)
Colletti, Vincent C. -- Lombard (Montini)
Craig, Stuart A. -- Collinsville
Curry, Joelle E. -- Pontiac
Farrell, Marcy A. -- Chicago (Mother McAuley)
Fedyk, Rachel J. -- Morrison
Foote, Jessica L. -- Breese (Mater Dei)
Fuhs, Ryan A. - Crystal Lake (Central)
Gerber, Alex J. -- Eureka
Goldberg, Julia S. -- Riverside (R.-Brookfield)
Haab, Christopher A. -- Rockton (Hononegah)
Harbison, Jason W. -- Harrisburg
Hattemer, Angela S. -- New Lenox (Lincoln-Way
Central)
Haws, Andrew D. -- Rochelle
Jennings, Meghan R. -- Washington
Johnson, Linda M. -- Rockton (Hononegah)
Kephart, Brian H. -- Algonquin (Jacobs)
Klein, Matthew R. -- Chicago (St. Ignatius)
Lanning, Kelby C. -- Woodhull (AlWood-W.)
Laurenti, Kelly D. -- Kankakee (McNamara)
Leahy, John O. -- Arlington Heights (St. Viator)
McDaniel, Levi T. -- Albion (Edwards County)
McElheny, Kathryn D. -- Carbondale
Meyer, Mallory A. -- Barrington
Miers, Sarah C. -- Rock Island (H.S.)
Morsch, Amanda E. -- Hinckley (H.-Big Rock)
Nevill, Andrew M. -- Mahomet (M.-Seymour)
Peterman, Eric M. -- Springfield (Sacred
Heart-Griffin)
Podlasek, Michael J. -- Chicago (De La Salle)
Pollack, Luba -- Chicago (Von Steuben)
Saracco, Christopher J. -- Gillespie
Schlink, Bryan R. -- Chicago (St. Patrick)
Schnake, Kristin N. -- Nashville
Sheppard, Jessica W. -- East Peoria
Slagel, Julie E. -- Fairbury (Prairie Central)
Smith, Ashley A. -- Naperville (Neuqua Valley)
Smith, Brendan J. -- Danville (Schlarman)
Smith, Molly R. -- Urbana (University)
Staples, Jena R. -- Carrollton
Stark, Tara D. -- Quincy (Notre Dame)
Wilson, Christopher J. -- Stronghurst (Southern)
Each IHSA member school is eligible to nominate
one male and one female student. Nomination forms
are mailed to all principals of IHSA member
schools in January.
To be eligible for consideration for selection to
the team, a student in an IHSA member school must:
- have a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA)
of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale after the
seventh semester;
- have participated in at least two
IHSA-sponsored activities (athletics
and/or non-athletics) during the last
two school years;
- have demonstrated outstanding citizenship
during his/her high school career.
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