The Huntley Farmside

              VOLUME U — NUMBER 44 THUKSDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 197«
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School Calendar
Feb. 1» — Hampshire, Away.
Peb. 19" — Cenbal Fresh-JV, Here, 10 A.M.
Feb. 21-26 — RegionialB.
Feb. 25 — Failure Notices to Parents.
Feb. 26, 28, 29 — Freshmen Tour¬ nament
prii. 28 — Women's Recreational Class, 8 pjn.
Mar. 1 — Men's Rtcreational Class, 8 p.m.r0
Mar. 2 —'Ibaddy Date nite - Multi Purpose Room
Mar. 6 —' Women's Recteatioma Class   (Laaif One).
Mar. 7 — P.T.A.
Mar. 8 — Men's Recreational dass
Mar. 11 — Solo & Ensemble Contest
Mar. 14 — Music Booster meet-
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Mar. 15 o. Men's |lecreati(mal Meeting, 8 pjn.
Mar. 17 — InstStute Day - No School
Mar. 22 — Men's Recreational Oass, 8 pm.
Mar. 24 — Repoit Cards.
Mar. 24 — Girl's Gym Show
Mar. 29 — Men's Recreational daas  (Laat One).
Mar. 31 — Good Friday • No SdiooL
IB SUKB TOU AKB KIC»r, TSKN GO AHEAD" — Dafid Crockett
Proclamation
Wiereas, aff^aiSuse has shown itself impoitaat in tbe commuidty of Huntley, and
.Wltereaa, tfae future welfare lof this oommunity is dtpendent to a great extent upon the talents of those engaged in agricultural oc¬ cupations and
Whereas, the FFA is the youth organization ci< agrictdtunal occu¬ pations students that is trainlag its members for leadership posi¬ tions within the field of agricul¬ ture, and
Whtreas, the new FFA program, "Building Our American Oonunuo- ities," can make a significant con¬ tribution to Huatley, and
Whereas, this year's FFA tiieme is  "Youth With A  PuBpose,"   and
Whereas, NATIONAL FFA Week has been set aside as February 19-26,  1972 and in recognition.
Now, therefore, I Mayor Wil¬ pault Brill Jr. of Huntley do here¬ by proclaim February 19-26, 1972 as FFA WEEK, and urge our dti¬ zens, now as well as the rest of the year^ to recognize the many <^ribut&oiK that the FFA has inade to this community.
In Witness therectf, I have signed this proclamaljion on February 14, 1972.
WilpauU BriU
National FFA Week in Huntley
WeMhig Is new being taught to a (ronp of adnlts and a dass of Juniors aad Seniors. Tliey are recehrlag iastmctlons both la arc and acetyleae wmliBBgi
n^ Sdiool gmiqi is Alan Schweiger and Steve Van Acker watcUag Dcaah SOnla arc wcUL
Pictared dbovt is Duke Maaalng cutting a piece of BMtid.
Members ot the Htmtley chapiter j<^ with over 430,000 Future Farm¬ ers of AmericB In oelebntiDg Na¬ tional Future Farmezs of America week whldi starts F^niary 19.
Throughout the vieek the state's
430 chapters are plamdlg •ottvltles to support tfae FFA Week theme, "Ymith with a Purpose." Acoording to pr»ident Bill Ruth, OeatlaBed o FFA WBKK
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