The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME U ~ NUMBER  7 THUKSDAY. MAY  17, 1973
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May School Board Meeting
by Paul Mercer
The Huntley School Board met May 14 at the Huntley High Sdiool library, with a delegation of teach¬ ers. President Jirik called the meel- inir |.o order at 7:45. After roll call. Prnsident Jirik announced the chair¬ manship of the vaiious committees Miat make up the board. George Adams will chair Territory and In¬ surance, Dan Ziller the Building Ccrmmiit|.ec, Norm Brettschneider the Transportation Committee, Ziller and Brettschneider will both chair the Athletic Committee, and James Bond will chair the Education Com¬ mittee.
During the general busmcss sess- oin, -A suggestion was made to shor¬ ten the bus |.rip)s -of the summer sessions in order to conserve gas, A board member who has mjide several classrooms visits belives the high school students are acting rudely toward the teachers, and will fry to correst the .situation.
Under old business,  Supt Marks
reported to Pres. Jirik on a burglar
alar^rj system.  ;    ..
Ahei' this Stiperintendettl Marks
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SCHOOL BOARB
Poppy Day May 25
On May 25th, 1973, poppies will bloom again In the streets of Hunt¬ ley. The Poppy is the official sym¬ bol of our Veterans oi' he wars th?y served in. To many of the veterans, who are hospi|.alized as a result of their participation in these wars, tho poppy Ls their only means of ra'-ning a little money for them¬ selves.
&¦) when you are approchcd by the women and men of tihe american. Legion, please give generously. Think of the men who will spend, most, if rwt the rest of their lives as patients in hospitals, and be thankful y'M\ are not one of |.hem. So, give generously, give in grati¬ tude for their sacrifices, and gi\e in thanks that you are able to give.
So, on behalf of the veterans we jhank yovi for your contributions.
Shoe Box Sells Flowers
.\? a Mother Day promat'.-.n, the Huntley sold cut roses in Vi dozen lets. Originially the store purchased 50 dozen roses. However, the de¬ mand for th IlcfWerfefiAvas s<; great FLOWERS
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Valedirtorian and Salutatorian Named
VSIt Mirmation Class At Trinity Cutlieran
"Photo by De Wayne Studio Pictured above k the 1973 ConfinnaUon Class at the Trinity Lutheran Church. Iliey are: Reading left to right, front row: Kathy BIcKnese, Angela Kastening, Bonide Harm, Cynthia Benyy, Sally Hamblin, Beckie Harm, Cynthia Hartmann, Patricia Schmis- teadorf; Seoond row; Devery Strioaer, Roger Wascher, Clark Bortiart, Pastor F. Harm, Keith Nevel, Randall Stading, Joyce Rohlwing; Back row: William Hurley, Dougtas Boriiart, Jetty Nepermam, Raady Sikula, Ronald Schultz. Conlirmation date was April 15, 1973 and First Commiaiion Maundy Thursday, April 19. TtUs brings the Communicaot Memltenb^ ot Trinity Lnttaeran to 667 and Baptised membership to 893.
CINDY MCCOLX.UM
Cindy McC<«um, 4auflMer of igf^ and Mrs. Dowdd KidtJbittum is the Valedictorian for tlie (Dlass of 1973. The senior giri was recently selected to be one cf one hundred fifty from four thousand applicants to partici pace in the Walter Reed Army In stitute of Nursing Program. Eariie this year Mias McCollum v/ae hon ored by being named to receive i'lc Daughters of American Revolution Award.
GREG LINDSEY
Greg Lindsey. son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lindsey is the Salutator¬ ian for the aass of 1973. The senior b'cy recently was designated for thj honor of being defensive captain for fofAball and the most valuable de¬ fensive player in basketball. Mr. l.indsy was also honored with Ihe Sons of the American Revolution Award.
73-74 School Calendar
Ihe     1973-74     school    calendar adopted by tihe Boairi of BduoaOon rf District No.  158 is as follows: Aug. 24 — Teacher's Institute Aug. 27 — Half day school - No
kindergarten Sept. 3 — Ubor Day - No school Oct. 5 — Teacher Institute Oct.   8  —  Olumbus  Day   -   No
sdiool Oct. 26 — Inservice Day Nov. 2 — End ot 9 Weeks Ncv. 12&13 — Parent Conferences
School A.M. Nov.  21   — School dismissed   at 1:.19 p.m. Nov. Tfi. —^Thanksgiving Day - No
schooi 1 Nov. 23 4 ^o Sdhool Dec. 21 — tnsenice Day Dec. 24-31 — Chiistmas HoUday Jan. 1 — New Years Day - No
school Jan. 2 — School resumes Ian. 11 — End of lst Semester Jan. 21 — Teacher Imtltute Feb. 12 — Lincoln's Birthday - No school
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