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THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1976
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12   PAGES
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Huntle^y
Anniversary and Bicentennial' Float Wins Trophy
(Saturday, June 5, Hwntfey waa represented in theh Har¬ vard WSk Day Parade. The float, a replica of the band¬ stand in the |i«k won second place in the muaidpaUtieR div¬ ision. After many long hours erf hard work on ttie construct¬ ion by Bob Eckman, son Ret^ert and Adam Brunschon, other volunteers joined to help with the painting and decollating. Volunteers were Tony Korwin, Jef! Roesslein, Tim Swansort. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard and Mr. and Mrs. Kreutzer. Hon Haver- kamp drove the red, white and
blue Scout loaned by PWl Fr©. urid to puii the float awJ sftd to cover the wagon was donated by Rick David of Warrens Sod Farm. Queen Sue Weltzien and her court, Becky Harms, Lori McCuen graced the float (Sandy Kohley and Kathy (Meyer) Fertau were unaMe to be lr> thte parade). Signs naintcd by Carol Weirich a*
¦>r*'sed the upcoming August >,;.    and    15th    Anniversary
' v.ition. The float has been Entered in the luly 24th tlvUp-
shire Centennial parade and 3lso Aucust 7th for AlRortnuin Foiinflet'.s Dav and Marengo Settlcr'<; Day on September 23. It v.ill also be in tJie local July 4th parade.
THANKS TO DELWIN BOB- HART FOR LENDING THE WAGON   FOR   THE   FLOAT.
Huntley   Lion's
Chicken B-B-Q
Sunday, June 20th
11 a,m. • 4 p.m.
Walther League
Car Wash
Saturday, June 19th
in south parking lot, Huntley Center
ART CRAFT SHOW SUCCBSSi Though the heat on Sunday,; June 13 nvay have held down the] attendance the Art and Cnaft' show was a success and addition¬ al money was raised. This was added to the proceeds of pre- viou.s events and the Bicentennial Commission an I25th Anniver¬ sary Ccmmittee have money in the bank to taJte care of the ex¬ penses of the anniversary pro- grcnis. ,
The Bicentennial Committee' wishes to thank those who help¬ ed tihe Art and Craft show and Community Auction. Aniong those are Mrs. Marge Tu*eaand
her committee who handled the bake sale; Mrs. Bea Drill and her helpers for the auction. A special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Weltzien for the use of their building. Also, Wendell wa,s a very effective auctioneer.
A big thanks to the monty people of Huntley who donated the "goodies" and the items for auction, without whom there would have been no sales.
Dcnna Kchley was the Afghan.
Now we are preparing for the 4th of July and next week we will  pressnt  our  program.
Meanwhile, keep the flag fly¬ ing every c'ay!
HUNTLEY HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS
•A" HONOR ROLL - ALL "As'
Seniors:
EUen Ervin
Shane Jordi
Kathy Pfaff
Paula Roesslein
Sophomore: Mary Hare Barbara Lamz Ronald Marsh
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emember rather
Tammy Ream Tim Swanson Marian Manning
Freshman: Paula Isenhart Lori Kearns Mary Ornberg
"B" HONOR ROLL • "B" AVERAGE
Seniors: Mike Baber Laurie Brandwein Lynette Brettschneider Richard Crendel Colleen Dunlap John Dwyer Gail Eckman Jack Erflcsto Mary Fitzgerald Chris Gottschalk Rita Graff Cathy Grimes Marcia Hardy Ken Hare Steve Homeyer Bonnie Hutsler Frank Keams Lauar Kleiser Sandy Kohley Tony Korwin Lori McCune Teresa McMahon Jim Morrow Connie Nerby Dave Ostrander Seth Peterson
SCHOd. BOARD NEWS 	
In JiBW at 1972 Congress pass¬ ed THle IX of the E^ucaiioo Amendments which prohibits di»- cnmuiation by sex in all feder¬ ally^ Amded educational programs. Fimd rules and regulations t» Title IX were pUblishied in the •prinf of 1976 by tlte Depart¬ ment of Health, Education and .Welfare and the Office for Civil VigbL Tbe Hundey School Sys. ton, akoo; wU bevery other piA>- Bc scbool system in tbe United States, is itffected by this new iam.
One of the main «reas the Distriot No. 158 is working on «t the present time is a co-edu- OBtlooal physical education pro¬ gram IQ our junior high schooL Titte IX requires this program to be in openXkm by the isU of 1976. With tbe exception of oertaia skill r contact sports, a ooa-discrtBiinetory physkai'edu- catkn prograin, both in P.E. classes and sports, must t>e de- velofieb in both Junior High aind ^Cfa ScbooL
^ To satisfy tfaeae  requirement (the scbool board is reviewing oiu'' available facilities and our total distriot pngram.
At pre&ant, we do not meet Title IX reqaireiAents «t the Jun- for High level, as there is ao aport availaUe fkn* girls. "Dye board is ourrently looking at var¬ ious pnssi^ties to correct tfais violaition. Our high school pro¬ gram must aita be evaluated and >po5£tUe changes will be made. A pilot, higb school oo-ed P.E. program will be staft'ad in the scboiol this fall. Title IX has given txs a longer time limit for total ohanges on the high sdiool leve4. ..The new gyro, which will be connoted this fall, will help us meet our Title IX requiremreot:!. The new building bousss two full size baskett>aiU courts, tfaree volleyball courts, two complete locker rooms and a balcony which can be used for various activities. iQassroom s^ce is al^ avall- lUe.
The new facility imay seem ov¬ erly large to many, however, the board felt it necessary to look towards the future wfaen build¬ ing' the gymnasiuni. Realidng the expense ot snch a facility the board wanted the original struc¬ ture to be adequate for tbe fd- ture growth of the area. The moveable equipmat of a gym must be purchased from tfae Edu¬ cational Fund which also pmv chases such tilings as tea!±era Betiviceai books, p^peis Mid utili¬ ties. As stated in other articles, Huotiey, as weQ cb other sefanol districts, are facing a aiiorta«re^ in Ibis fund. Therefore, die dls- trfe^will not be able to famnedf- ately''porefaaie desirable eqttfp- toesst
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Jeff Roesslein Sue Rosenwinkel Conrad Schultz Sherry Sherfield Douglas Strickland Greg Stroupe Bobbi Sue Tessmer Junoirs: June Beuchat Doug Borhart Cithy Grechis Sally Hamblin Ed Hare Cindy Isenhart Joanne Keams ^ Leiseberg