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VOLUME 2 —  NUMBER 85 THURSDAY,   NOV.   SO.   1961
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GRADE    SCHOOL    WINTER    CONCERT    TONIGHT
Redskins Win Second Game
Huntley won  its   second  gamo straight last week against Hebron with a score of 44 to 38. The box scores are as follows: Huntley's Players L   Kahl, 6 fg, 2 ft, 2 pf L.' Zimmerman, 3 fg, 2 pf D. Frohling, 3 fg, 6 ft, 3 pf J  Stading, 1 fg, 2 ft T. Henning, 1 fg, 2 ft, 1 pf H .Swanson D. Swanson L.  Jordi D   Olsen G. Borhart
R. Cole, 1 fe, 2 f t,2 pf Hebron's Players Behrens, 2 fg, 2 ft, 4 pf DeYoung, 5 fg. 3 ft, 1 pf Popenhagen,  3 fg,  4 ft, 2 pf DeMarco 4 fg, 1 ft, 5 pf Stewert,  3 pf Durkee, 3 pf Mansfield Johnson
TTie Junior Varsity lost with a score of 37 to 34.
The Hampshire game scheduled for December 12, originally sched¬ uled to be idayed here will be played at Hampshire. "
Results of Survey
Recently, 541 letters were mailed to the members of the Huntley areas, towns persons as well as rural route people. Nineteen sur¬ vey letters were returned; 27 per¬ sons, of the 19 forms returned, indicated a positive interested in an Adult Education Program here in Huntley, This community and rural sur\e> followed the similar sur\e,\ taken at the past P T.A. meeting, so it is very probable that the fx^ople that participated in tho P.T.A. survey did not  necessarily
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High School prepares Concert
By ROGER A. PEBLEY
The Huntley High School Senior Band and Senior Chorus will pre¬ sent their Annual Winter Concert at 8:1.5. on Saturday evening, De¬ cember 9, 1%1, at the Huntley Consolidated Schools Gym.
The thirty-seven piece Senior Band will open the program with the Huntley School Song, then they will sing present: "Grand March" by C. Grundman; "Rag¬ time Wedding" by P. Yoder (a musical composition loaned to the Music Department by a local Huntley family, Mr. and Mrs H. Marlowe); "Overture" to "The Messiah" by G. F Handel, ar¬ ranged by L. Cailliet; "Manhat¬ tan Vignettes" of 1) "The Cloist¬ ers", 2) "Central Park", 3) "Radio City Music Hall", by H. M. Stuart; "Chanson Triste" by P. Tschai- kowsky, arranged by F. Erickson", and "Timapi Tom," featuring a timpani solo, by H. M. Stuart
Following the intermissioiV, the Senior Chorus of 25 voices, appear¬ ing for the first time in their hometown concerts in their new- red chorus robes and white stoles, will present: "Little Wheel a-Turn- in' " arranged by T. Kirk; "TTie Twelve Days of Christmas" ar¬ ranged by R. Heller; "Gloria In Excelsis" from the "Twelfth Mass" by W. A. Mozart; "White Christ- mmas" as arranged by H. Mac- Carthy; "America—Our Heritage" arranged by H Ades; "When The Saints GGo Marching In", by W. Douglas; and "The Christmas Song". "Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire", by M. Torme and R. Wells.
Grade School Concert Tonight
By ROGER A. PERLEY
The AAnnual Grade School Win¬ ter Concert will be presented at 8:15, this evening, November 30, 1961, at the Huntley Consolidated Schools Gym.
The concert is presented by the Grade Seven Mixed Chorus of 49 voices, the 42 voice Grade Eight Mixed Chorus, the 22 piece grades six and seven Cadet Band, and the grade 5 Beginners Band of 22 members.
Accompanists for the choral se¬ lections of the program will be done by: Donna Schultze, Faye Marlowe. Terry Lanz, and Nancy Jensen, all of grade seven; and Ann Borhart, Delbert Kern, and Kristine Staab, all of grade eight. Mrs. Roger Perley will accompany the flute duet as presented by Faye Marlowo and Janet  Drafall
Shamrock Results
HuiHley--W«odsto<Hc ,
November 12. 1961 Huntley 11      9   19    12 - 51
Woodstock 8    35   29   36--108
High   Scorer  for  Huntley,  Wil- liamso with   13.  High   Scorer  for Woodstock.   Kurtz   with  28. Huntley    Cary
NoNvember  16,  1961 Huntley 17      8   16    18—59
Cary 29    19    18    19-R5
High   Scorer  for  Huntley,   Wil¬ liams   with   21;   High   Scorer  for Cary. Wrightman with 25. Huntley  -Wonder   Lake
November   19,   1961 Huntley 9   14    10   12-45
Wonder Lake   14    14    13   16—57
High Scorer for Huntley, Wil¬ liams with 1,3; High Scorer for Wonder   Lake,   Blume  with   ,39
Kelley^s Shamrocks
John Conley Bob Kundle Don Grewer Len Williams Larry Fetter Charles Olsen Pollock Geo Wasserstrass Warren Hansen Clark Clayton Peterson Charles Conley Bob Miller
Slave Sale Huge Success
The third annual F.F A. slave sale was a huge succc?ss. A total of 32 men and bojs were sold to the highest bidder in this auction- type affair As in years past, How¬ ard Ruth .served as acutioneer. Howard, in his comical way, also sold the hal he was wearing and, if the customers had insisted, would oven have sold the cltthes off his back as ho has done in pears past.
This year Kenneth Fay, chief of Huntley's police department, got into the festivity along with Max Bungard and Eleen Pfeff Max played a hillbilly duck hunter while Eleen played as both his partner and as a hillbilly maid. The skit was divided into two sections. In the first section Max and Eleen interrupt the auction by setting up decoys. A shot is fired at a live duck. Chief Fay comes in and arrests the two would-bo duck hunters for illegal duck hunting. The two arc escort¬ ed off the stage. A few moments later Max reappears wearing a policeman's uniform. Eleen ap¬ pears as his wife. Auctioneer How¬ ard Ruth asks what happened at which point Kenny comes back on stage in long red flannel under¬
wear ending the   skit The following are the names of
the bo\s auctioned off at the slave sale, who they were sold to, and what type of work they did: Wayne Worowski, Credit Union: Bob Sweeney, Coil Factory: Allen Heimsoth, Conley Feed Store: Dale Roesslein, Bill Palmer: Jim Fettes, Dr Ostrander: Dick Selmarten, Bill Palmer: Ed Jaster, Harvey Linnenkohl: Dave Fro*iling Con- ley's Feed Store: Bob Krsun^ BIB Bien: Terry Englert. Earle John¬ .son: Joh nBarton Blil Palmer: Jim O'Connor, B & B Station: Lee Linnenkohl, Bill Palmer: Kirk Hoffman, Tom and Jim Spates: Ralph & Alfred Weisneth: Dave Johnson. Barney Borchart: Don Radloff, George Borhart: Carl Jen¬ sen, Conley's Feeds: Harold Swan¬ son .Jack Bingham: Dave Reeves, Howard Ruth: Jack Offenheiser. Tom & Jim Spates: Ralf & Alfred Weisneth: Alan Aavang, Harry Ilsenhart: Peter Svoboda, Harvey Linnenkohl: Walt Hoffman, Mar¬ lowe Feeds: Jerry Wood, Chester Scott: Dennis Rudsinski: Delwin Borhart:   Darryl   Reeves.   George
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