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12 | June 1, 2017 | The New Lenox Patriot new Lenox newlenoxpatriot.com We’ve made selling easier. rubiks.com THE GRANITE & MARBLE DEPOT INC. REAL ESTATE DOESN’T HAVE TO BE DIFFICULT. NEW Cabinets • Granite • Marble • Tile • Custom Showers • Fireplaces Stop by and view more than 200 samples! We have more than 350 full slabs of natural stone and quartz and thousands of remnants in our indoor showroom. 967 WALNUT RIDGE COURT, FRANKFORT $680,000 Susan Adduci 22440 COBBLESTONE TRAIL, FRANKFORT $680,000 Susan Adduci State of art precision equipment for a custom fit. Starting at: NEW UNDER CONTRACT $ 35 sqft $ 39 sqft 10 Colors 5 Colors GRANITE QUARTZ (while supplies last, see an associate for details. Restrictions apply. Valid thru 7/1/17. FREE estimates and design ideas by our experienced on staff interior designers FREE 16 Gauge Undermount Stainless Steel Sinks and 15 Year Sealer * OR FREE removal of your existing laminate countertops * 8315 CALLISTA DRIVE, FRANKFORT $395,900 Jill Pawlicki 16850 IVY LANE, LOCKPORT $199,900 UNDER CONTRACT Darlene Daly The Granite & Marble Depot *Min. Purchase of 45 sq.ft. of Countertops. Restrictions Apply- See Store for Details Valid thru 7/1/17. 19636 97th Ave. ~ Suite 1 • Mokena Showroom Hours M-F 8am-5pm • Sat. 9am-1pm • Sunday Closed A RATING 708-479-7770 • mygranite.com 19155 WEBER ROAD, MOKENA $173,900 Nicole Meding 16466 TETON DRIVE UNIT 1, LOCKPORT $171,500 LET OUR EXPERIENCED FRANKFORT AGENTS MAKE YOUR REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION AN EASY ONE! 21130 S. LaGrange Road | 708.798.1855 | BairdWarner.com Nicole Meding
newlenoxpatriot.com School the New Lenox Patriot | June 1, 2017 | 13 the new lenox patriot’s Standout Student Sponsored by Marquette Bank Asim Williams, Lincoln-Way West, Senior Asim Williams was picked as this week’s Standout Student because of his academic performance. What do you like to do when not in school or studying? I spend most of my time drawing, reading books and comics and researching cars. Recently, I have been learning to produce music. I also love collecting shoes, but I have slowed down on that recently. What is your dream job? My goal is to be working for myself, owning a Fortune 500 company that makes a positive, social impact and can make an economic boost to my home city of Detroit. What are your favorite artists to play on your Spotify? I have so many songs that it is hard to pick, but anything from Kendrick Lamar, Logic, Joey Badass is constantly in my rotation. LWC raises funds for local special recreation service Submitted by Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210 Last month, Lincoln-Way Central students enrolled in human performance classes raised more than $1,200 for the Lincolnway Special Recreation Association (LWSRA). The funds were collected through voluntary donations from students. The LWSRA provides adaptive and special recreation services for individuals with disabilities through partnerships with various local villages. Their Photo Submitted What is one thing people don’t know about you. Something almost nobody knows about me is that I am really well-versed in ancient Japanese culture, especially in the fuedal period of Japanese history. Whom do you look up to and why? The person I look up to the most is my dad because he built himself from nothing as a kid to providing me with a great education, countless opportunities, and everything I could ever need programs are provided for individuals from preschool through adulthood, making recreation services available to those with special needs. “I am so proud our human performance students,” said Physical Education Department Chair John Karales. “Our students are always looking for ways to help out people in our community and they really commit to helping the LWSRA. LWSRA does so many great things for athletes in our area, and we love to help and support them.” or want. He is the reason I work hard and try to make the most of my opportunities. Who is your favorite teacher and why? I can’t answer that question because being involved in many extracurriculars, I have built many meaningful relationships with many teachers who have helped me grow over the past four years. What’s your favorite class and why? My favorite class is Computer Science because it challenges me mentally and poses problems that have to be solved with logic. Also, computer programming is a building block to everything we use in technology today, and learning how to control that allows you to bring ideas into reality. What extracurricular do you wish your school had? I play club rugby, so it was be crazy if West had a rugby team. If you could change one thing about school, what would it be? Anyone who knows me know that I strongly dislike gym class because being sweaty in class is the worst, and it is a waste of a period. I would like to take an art class instead. What’s your best memory from school? No moment has felt more exhilarating than playing football under the lights on Friday nights. Standout Student is a weekly feature for The New Lenox Patriot. Nominations come from New Lenox area schools. Additionally, a “P.E. Takeover” took place about a week later which will allowed Central students to experience physical education through the perspective of those with special needs. Human performance students will be able to rotate between wheelchair basketball, sit-volleyball, and goalball each activity further expanding the students’ understanding of special needs recreation. Those who wish to donate or learn more about the LWSRA can visit www.lwsra.org. School News Grand Valley State University <strong>NL</strong> resident makes school’s dean’s list Abbey Jones was recently named on Grand Valley State University’s dean’s list for the spring semester. Students who complete at least 12 credit hours and earn a 3.5 grade-point average on a 4.0 scale are recognized on the school’s dean’s list. South Dakota State University LWW alumna earns scholarship Rebecca Cantwell of New Lenox received the Dairy Manufacturing Scholarship for the upcoming academic year on May 15. Cantwell is pursuing a degree in dairy manufacturing. Southeast Missouri State University Local makes school dean’s list Madeline Grimm was recently recognized on Southeast Missouri State University’s dean’s list for the spring semester. Students named to the list earned at least a 3.75 gradepoint average on a 4.0 scale, completed at least 12 hours of standard graded credit, achieved no grade lower than a B and received no failing grades in enrolled courses. St. Norbert College LWC alumna earns dean’s list honors Lincoln-Way Central grad from Class of 2013 Jillian Kosteck was named on St. Norbert College’s dean’s list for the spring semester. A minimum 3.5 gradepoint average is required for academic eligibility. University of Evansville New Lenox resident among many Evansville graduates Hannah Nilsen graduated from the University of Evansville with the degree of Bachelor of Music in Music Therapy. Nilsen graduated during University of Evansville’s 159th Commencement held May 6 at the Ford Center in downtown Evansville. University of St. Francis Numerous locals make dean’s list New Lenox residents Valerie Avalos, Brianna Bertucci, Christopher Bruno, Terry Cirrencione, Clayton Ferm, Elizabeth Heise, William Hensel, Julie Jandeska, Mallory Johnson, Jasmine Kindt, Jasmine Lopez, Jake Mahy, Rachel Miner, Brennan Mulroe, Katherine Nork, Mary Ruane, Matthew Ryan, Samantha Sayre, Cailee Tylin and Katherine Wozniak made University of St. Francis’ dean’s list for the spring semester. Students who have attained a grade-point average of 3.5 or higher at the end of the semester and taken at least 12 credit hours are named to the dean’s honor list. University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee Three locals earn their degrees Brandon Matthew Bembenek (College of Letters and Science), Emily Head (Lubar School of Business) and Justin Edward Misiora (Global Studies Interdisciplinary) were among 3,400 students who graduated at University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee’s commencement ceremony on May 21. University of Wisconsin- Whitewater <strong>NL</strong> resident earns scholarship Jessica Kaemerer was awarded the Letters and Sciences Promise Scholarship from the College of Letters and Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Kaemerer is studying criminology. School News is compiled by Editor James Sanchez, james@ newlenoxpatriot.com.
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