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VOLUME 20-NUMBER 31 THURSDAY, NOVEMBERS, 1980
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HALLOWEEN PARTY 1980
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SCHOOLBOARD
MEETING
The regular meeting of the Board of Educstion of School Diatrid #158, Huntiey Consoli¬ dated Scho(ds, Hundey, Dlinois, was held in die High School BuiMing oa*October 30, 1960 at 7:30 P.M. Thtt belag the resdieduled meeting of October 23, 1980 a quorum not being present.
The President called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M. Upon roll call the following members answered present: Mrs. Basel, Mr. Spesrs, Mr. Reid, Mr. Pupich, Mr. Zirk and Mrs. Livingston. Absent: Mr. Grismer.
All present joined in the Pledge to the Flag.
Mrs. Basel moved Mr. Spears 2nd to approved the minutes of the October 9 meeting as written. The motion carried 6 yeas k 0 nays.
Mr. Pupich moved Mr. Reid 2nd to approved reimbursement of Imprest Fund the sum of $913.48. The motion carried with 6 yeas and 0 nays.
Ms. Holly Ravitz, guidance counselor/social worker pre¬ sented aa overview of the report on Pupil Personael Services: (1) Guidaace (K-8) and (2) Social Work(K.12)
Members ofthe English Stsff were present to present the issues in s report prepared by the high schocd principal and the English department, included were reoommendatkms for con¬ sideration by the Board for the 1981-82 sdiool year.
Mr. Pupich moved Mr. Reid 2nd to approve employment of Richard Kuhr, Custodian, S4.S0 per hour, 8 hours per day, 260 days per year. Effective Nov¬ ember 3, 1980. The motion carried with 6 yeas and 0 nays.
Mr. Reid moved Mr. Spears 2nd to apiHove diange in Extra Curricular assignment of: Eliz- sbeth Kruger, remove from Soft ball ooachiag, effective: Spriag 1981 and to accept the resignation of Kendra Mott, Kindergarten Aide, Effective November 11, 19fl0. The motkm carried 6 jreas k 0 nays.
Mr. Reid moved Mr. Spears Continned oa Page 2
Last Friday, Halloween Night, the Hundey Park District held 'tiieir 1st Halloween Party and costume judging contest. This year everyone received a ribbon. There were no losers. The Pre-schoolers were first on the scene dressed a Christmas presents to Fairy Princesses to Raggedy Ann * Andy. Chuck Ruth introduced the children and found out something sbout their costumes. Continued on Page 12,13 & 16
REGAN WINS PRESIDENTL4L
, Pictured above is Presklent-Elect Ronald Regan four years ago j when he campaigned in Dlinois during the primary in Lincolnshire. The majority of electkin retums were in by 8:30 p.m. and President Carter conceded by 8:50 p.m.
SKATING PARTY NOV. 11th
Need something to do on Veteran's Day. Novemiier 11? It's a school holiday. Why not come roller skating with us? Bring a sack lunch or money for the snack bar. You'll enjoy games and races as well aa open skating. Bus leavea the grade achool parking kit at 11:00 and returns st 3:00 p.m.
The Skating Party will be held at Crystal Lake RoUer Rhik and thi cost is $4.50 whkh indudes the bus, cbaperones, aad skate rental, if you have your own akatea. the oost is S3.50.
to register, bring your money to the park office at Dekdie Vtxk. on Satnrday, Nov. Sth or mail it to Hnndey Park Distrkt, P.O. Box 32, Hundey, 01.60142.
REDSKIN
VOLLEYBALL TEAMS CO CHAMPS
The Redskins hosted Burling¬ ton Central on Thurs. fbr their final conference game. The winning started out with the Freshmen games. Huntiey do¬ minated 10-0 in game 1 as Tyra Rekl served all 10 pts., (3 Aces). Came 2 was also won by Huntley 10-1 as Kristy Resh took over the serving honors 8-8, 8 pts. Carolyn Boettcher served for the team's remaining 2 pts. The wins leave the Hnndey Freshman Squad un¬ defeated in all 16 10 pt. games (2 gamea vs eacfa opponent! 11
The Fn>sh-So|^ squad con¬ tinued thefar streak of good play aa they faced the Rockets. Buriington looked much better diaa in the prevkus aieeting. They gave the RedAias a bit of
REDSiON VARSITY BEATS CENTRAL
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The Huntley Redskins took on {Central away last Saturday {winning 7-6. The Skins defen¬ sive line played an outstanding game holding Central to no scoring until the 4th Quarter. Going into last Saturdays game Centnd was tied for 1st Place. Central had not antidpated the capability of the Redskins because of their loss to Sandwidi. The Skins pulled off a TD in the first quarter and stuimed Central. The Redskins were up for the game because of the Cheerleaders deooratkns. Three senkr cheerieaders. Sue Schaller, Jan Smith and Darcy Roesslein spent their Halkween night and Saturday morning putting up aigna at each of the varsity i^ayer's homes. It took them all night to complete this task.
It would be aa impossible task to pick a player of the week for this last gsme of the season.
Everyone of the Skins play above and beyond. Certainly among the top, tacklers were Brannam, Briscoe, Brunschon, Dobrolinsky, Goehl, Lindsey. Roesslein, and Reynolds. Goehl, Brunsdion, and Doyle were th<i top offensive men. Ken Allen, Len Allen, Dave Eeg, Darrell Pfaff, Tony Hopp and Nick Susong made some good defensive plays and held the line in tad. There were several Juakrs who got faito the game and ahowed how well they can play aad played last year. They were Brett Barrett, Mike Grechis, Curtis Looney, Bill Martin. Chad Reeves and Pat Schweiger. Tony Hopp dkl his usual great j(A cm the kickoffs gettiag them way down field while Jim Briscoe kicked the punt for the winning pt.
Dale Erath as quarterback {rtayed a good game running the ball a lot diis week fbr several
a batde in game I, but Hundey came out ahead, 15-10. The Young Skina (Sorry Erniel) jiunp^ out to a quick 8-0 lead in game 2 behind the excellent serving of Andrea Manning (12-12, 10 pta.) The Rockets never got any doser as Hundey easily won 15-01 Suzanne Emesti continued her superb servfaig game II fbr 12, 10 pts. Kristy Resh served 5-5, 5 pts. Pam Jacoba aerved 3-3. 3 pts. Chris Grechis and JiU Neimeyer were esch 2 for 2, 1 pt. Carolyn Boettcher served 1 pt. Congra¬ tulations to the Froah-Soph Squad - Big 8 Conference Co-Champs, 11-1, (13-1 overall)Ill   CbatiaaedoaPage?
LEGION FEATHER PARTY NOV. 8lh
On Saturday, November Sth, the Huadey AmeiicaB Legion Home wlU be bcMfaig a Feather Pary at S p.m. The Feather Party ia held every year to support the Little League Pro-am. Esch boy aad girl ia the league receives a teaai shirt and hat aad there are alao equipmeat ooata.
Tlwre wid be door prises aad a fi«e hmch. Ilie L^^ is also giving away SlOO. 850 aad two S2S.00 prises sad 20 turkejrs. Mark November Sth oa your calendar.