The Huntley Farmside

              irht Euntler Jarmsik
USPS 580-360
THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1988 VOLUME 28-NUMBER 15
OFFICE PHONE 312-669-5621
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
25{ per copy
Traveling Team Finishes Season Undefeated!
On June 28th the team visited Maple Park and defeated them by a score of 19-2. Buckey Weiss was the winning pitcher with Gary Keesling and Tim Basel also taking the mound. Hitting stars were Gary Keesling 4-5 including a home run, Caleb Kittel 3-4 with a home run, Buckey Weiss with a double and triple and Keith Lessner with 2 hits.  Also contributing hits were Tim Basel, Alan Cole and Ken LaFave.
On Tuesday, July 5, Huntley hosted Sugar Grove and defeated them by a score of 5-3. Buckey Weiss pitched the entire game aUowing 2 hits whUe striking out 17 batters. Caleb Kittel went 3-3 with a home run and Alan Cole delivered 2 hits. Others collecting hits were Gary Keesling, Keith Lessner and Derek CrabUl.
On Saturday, July 9th, Huntley again hosted Sugar Grove. Huntley defeated them by a score of 14-9. Leading the way with hits was Buckey Weiss 3-3 including 2 home runs, Gary Keesling 2-3 and Dave AUen 2-3. Keith Lessner and Don Farrell also collected hits. Buckey Weiss started the game and was relieved by Gary Keesling who was the winning pitcher.
Sunday, July 10th, Huntley played Elburn in the play-off championship game. Huntley came away with a 16-3 win to complete a perfect 11-0 season.  Buckey Weiss had 4 doubles in 5 at bats, Gary Keesling 3-4, Derek CrabiU 2-3, Alan Cole 2-4 with a triple and Chad Cox with a triple. Others adding to the hit parade were Don Farrell, Dave Allen and Matt Biagioni. Buckey Weiss, Derek Crabill and Gary Keesling each pitched 2 innings.
During the year Huntley out-scored its opponents by a total of 170-40. Huntley should be very proud of this fine bunch of boys. They demonstrated excellent sportsmanship and baseball skills.
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Huntley High School, Class of  1933 held their 55th reunion last weekend. After a luncheon at the Union American Legion, the group spent the rest of the afternoon reminiscing. A good time was had by all.
Pictured above were those attending, back row 1. to r.: Bud Ewert, Fred Ahrens, Tom Swanson, Harold Diedrick. Front row: Norma Helper, Catherine Brian Hartman, Marie Brunschon Ball, and Sarah Boxleitner Carlson. Those members of the class who were unable to attend were: Howard Boyer, Mildred French Horton, Anna Miller Weightman, and Florence Weightman Pelzer.
The Circus Came To Town!
To the delight of young and old alike, the Franzen Bros. Circus transformed the area behind the grade school into a wonderful scene of enchantment.
Pencils the Clown strolled through the streets of Huntley prior to the performance entertaining the young as well as the young at heart.
The show under the big top was, of course, the big attraction with elephants, clowns, jugglers, and death-defying performances by aerial artists. The dancing horse, precision prancing ponies, camels, and a llama joined the African lions and Bengal Tigers in thir performances
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Laura Kohley, Erik Hildbrand, Julie Lovall, Jessica Hill, Amanda Piske, and Cheryl Hildbrand visit with Pencils the Clown in the Town Square prior to the circus.
Jr.   High   Honors
Fourth quarter honors have recently been announced at Huntley Grade School. In addition to announcing the Honor Roll, the following awards have also been presented.
Most Improved Students: 6th Grade - Brad Young 7th Grade - Meryl Gustafson Sth Grade - Heather Barrientos
Class with Highest Grade Point Average: 6th Grade
Cleiss with Beat Attendance: 8th Grade
The names of these honorees will be engraved on plaques which will be on display in the Hall of Fame.
School Registration
1.Registration wUl be held at Huntley High School on August 9 (for G.S.) and August 10 (for H.S.). At this time, registration forms will be completed, fees will be paid, and
physical/immunization forms due for K, Sth, and 9th graders.
2.Fees for 1988/89 wUl include the following:
Textbooks K: $18.00  1-12: $36.00 Drivers Ed  $50.00 Band ic Chorus (9-12) (uniform cleaning) 6.00/year
Athletics (6-12) 20.00/sport
Cheerleading (6-12) 10.00/year
Color Guard (6-12) 10.00/year Towels (6-12) ll.OO/year Lock Fee (6-12) 2.00/year Assembly Fee (optional) 3.00/year
Excess Accident Insurance (optional):
K-6 (school time only) 6.00/year
7-12 (school time only) 12.00/year K-12 (24 hour) 39.00/year FootbaU 42.00/year Life Insurance l.OO/year Dental 3.00/year 3.Fees for textbooks, towels, and lst semester classes will be due at registration. After registrations, fees may be paid at the office.
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