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he iiuntletr ¥utmfi\hz
USPS 580-360
V(XUME 19-NUMBER 32 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1979
PHONE
669-5621-If no answer call
4591456 or 459-0998
FRANK PARISEK PO 192 HUNTLEY. ILL
PAGES
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
15c'PER COPY
REDSKIN VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM
PHOTO BY DeWANE STUDIO Pictured above are ma,, ers ofthe Huntley Varsity Football Team. They are: Front row. left to right. Gary Schultze. DaleGray, Joe Zorica, Richard Foerster, Jim Williams, Dennis Foutch and Coach Joe Manning.
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM TAKES 3rd PLACE
Middle Row: Dan Schaller. Jim Goehl. Adam Brunschon, iVon K.^ssl^m. Jim Briscoe and Dave Eeg
Top Row, left to right. Coach Larry Kahl, Keith Dobrolinskv. Ken VDen. Bruct Lindsey, Len Allen
HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL \M NNERS
lst Nine Weeks
Pictured above are members of the Huntley Varsity Volleyball Team who took 3rd place in last weeks Conference Toumament. They are:
Front row, Jeft to right, Coach Cindy Sheppard, Donna McMahon, Julie McMahon, Becky Tessmer, Sara Lindsey and Sandy Stallbaum.
Back row, left to right, Chris Foerster, Robin Kunde, Kim Keams. Merri Peterson, Becky Kunde. Connie Marsh
On Tuesday, N jvember 6 Huntley traveled to Burlington- Central. The frosh-soph team played one of their best games of the season as they absolutely demolished Central with anoth¬ er 15-0 win. They showed a much improved offense as they set up for many spikes. Penny Goers and Andrea Manning led the attack with 8 and 9 spikes
respectively. Game 2 waS easy with Huntiey winning 15-5. The young 'Skins' missed only 1 serve the entire match. Julie Ornberg, again tops the list with 12-12, 7 pts. Close behind is Capt. Kim Kearns with 11-11 scoring 9 pts. Kim Ziller, who had an all around good match was 10-10, 6 pts. Penny Goers and Pam Jacobs each served for
Ipt.
The Varsity team was psych¬ ed up for a conference champ¬ ionship a match with Central as both teams met sharing 1st place honors. It looked lik,e game 1 was easy win for the Rockets as they led 14-5 at one time. The Redskins came on strong to overcome this deficit Continued on Inside Page
"A" Honor RoU - All A's
Seniors ¦ Christine Reid Juniors - Janice Smith Sophomore - Heidi Degner Diane Dittrich and David Reid Freshmen - Jeffrey Hudren Andrea Manning and Julit Ornberg
High Honors
Seniors - Ralph Doden, Valerii- Leiseberg, Sara Lindsey, an J James Williams
Juniors - Thomas Clark, David Eeg, Sherry Goeriitz, Joanne Grechis. Tamara Hudren and Vicki Zirk
Sophomore - Carol Ernesti. Leslie Grau, Stacy Hulke, Kim Kearns. Robert Livingston. Debbie Markow. Chrisinphci Pupich, John Spears and Riin sell Weltzien
Fre..,hmen - Cathy Allen, Valeric Bunt, Paul Eisenmenger, John Hoffman, Daniel McMahon. Dale Pfaff, Robert Seeman. Michael Smith. Wendy Weber, and Jodie Wille
Honors
Seniors - Thomas Brannam, Dacia Bunt, Timothy Clark, Dale Eeg, Richard Foerster, Robert Frank, Lonna Jones, Karen Kamphausen, James Kearns, Leslie Krumwiede, Robin Kunde, Tammy Lange, Sandra Lueth, Connie Marsh, Robert Ornberg, Brian Piske. Daniel Schaller, Sandra Stall¬
baum. Valerie Sis;n K-. ai:.! Brenda Tessr-.ci Junior - Richanl Vkfimaii Linda Borhart. Kciih Dobrolii sky, Steven Dri'nd'l [)i;ni' Foutch. Joseph v nv, Ka" Hansen. Bruce I .'Mscv. DiA Livingston. S.i'-m ^ohali', David Seaver. Beik\ essnK and Michelle Zeman'- Sophomore ¦ Kai!^ 'xKcrman Laura Cutrer (."hr;-ine Fm ster. Karen Kenyan. K" Periman. and PatniK "ichweiu ¦ Freshmen B' rni.c BakK Judv Borhar: M uk CarUn.1- Wende Kilgnr- Ruk I ande' Beth Lemor i^l¦.n Vli)o(i> Logan Scarpa;t. ' rninhy \ .i Acker and Kimberl> /iller
CPR CLASS DEC. 6th
Paramedics Dave Veath and Bryan Spencer will hold another CPR class for the public on Thursday. December bih. It wil) be held at ihe Huntley fire station and will start at 6:30 P.M. and will last about four hours. This class is sponsored by the Illinois Heart Assoc, and the Huntley Fire Protection Dist. Both Dave and Bryan are Illinois certified CPR instruc¬ tors. The class is limited to fifteen people but more classes will be held as needed. Contact Dave at 669-5146 (Freund Equip.) or Bryan at 669-3445. Their goal is to teach CPR to as many people as possible in Huntley. Any clubs or factories in the area may call to have special classes set up for their groups. *

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Title	The Huntley Farmside
Date	1979-11-15
Month	11
Day	15
Year	1979
Volume	19
Issue	32
Decade	1970-1979
Creator	The Huntley Farmside
Coverage	Huntley, Illinois, United States
Description	Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection
Subject	Newspaper Archives
Rights	This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code).
Publisher	This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library
Source	Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives

Title	The Huntley Farmside
Date	1979-11-15
Month	11
Day	15
Year	1979
Volume	19
Issue	32
Decade	1970-1979
Sequence	1
Page	1
Technical Metadata	Image was scanned by OCLC at the Preservation Service Center in Bethlehem, PA. Archival Image is a 1-bit bitonal tiff that was direct scanned from original material at 300 dpi. The original file size was 143 kilobytes.
FileName	19791115_001.tif
Creator	The Huntley Farmside
Date Digital	2007-07-18
Coverage	Huntley, Illinois, United States
Description	Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection
Subject	Newspaper Archives
Rights	This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code).
Publisher	This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library
Source	Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives
FullText	he iiuntletr ¥utmfi\hz USPS 580-360 V(XUME 19-NUMBER 32 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1979 PHONE 669-5621-If no answer call 4591456 or 459-0998 FRANK PARISEK PO 192 HUNTLEY. ILL PAGES SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960 15c'PER COPY REDSKIN VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM PHOTO BY DeWANE STUDIO Pictured above are ma,, ers ofthe Huntley Varsity Football Team. They are: Front row. left to right. Gary Schultze. DaleGray, Joe Zorica, Richard Foerster, Jim Williams, Dennis Foutch and Coach Joe Manning. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM TAKES 3rd PLACE Middle Row: Dan Schaller. Jim Goehl. Adam Brunschon, iVon K.^ssl^m. Jim Briscoe and Dave Eeg Top Row, left to right. Coach Larry Kahl, Keith Dobrolinskv. Ken VDen. Bruct Lindsey, Len Allen HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL \M NNERS lst Nine Weeks Pictured above are members of the Huntley Varsity Volleyball Team who took 3rd place in last weeks Conference Toumament. They are: Front row, Jeft to right, Coach Cindy Sheppard, Donna McMahon, Julie McMahon, Becky Tessmer, Sara Lindsey and Sandy Stallbaum. Back row, left to right, Chris Foerster, Robin Kunde, Kim Keams. Merri Peterson, Becky Kunde. Connie Marsh On Tuesday, N jvember 6 Huntley traveled to Burlington- Central. The frosh-soph team played one of their best games of the season as they absolutely demolished Central with anoth¬ er 15-0 win. They showed a much improved offense as they set up for many spikes. Penny Goers and Andrea Manning led the attack with 8 and 9 spikes respectively. Game 2 waS easy with Huntiey winning 15-5. The young 'Skins' missed only 1 serve the entire match. Julie Ornberg, again tops the list with 12-12, 7 pts. Close behind is Capt. Kim Kearns with 11-11 scoring 9 pts. Kim Ziller, who had an all around good match was 10-10, 6 pts. Penny Goers and Pam Jacobs each served for Ipt. The Varsity team was psych¬ ed up for a conference champ¬ ionship a match with Central as both teams met sharing 1st place honors. It looked lik,e game 1 was easy win for the Rockets as they led 14-5 at one time. The Redskins came on strong to overcome this deficit Continued on Inside Page "A" Honor RoU - All A's Seniors ¦ Christine Reid Juniors - Janice Smith Sophomore - Heidi Degner Diane Dittrich and David Reid Freshmen - Jeffrey Hudren Andrea Manning and Julit Ornberg High Honors Seniors - Ralph Doden, Valerii- Leiseberg, Sara Lindsey, an J James Williams Juniors - Thomas Clark, David Eeg, Sherry Goeriitz, Joanne Grechis. Tamara Hudren and Vicki Zirk Sophomore - Carol Ernesti. Leslie Grau, Stacy Hulke, Kim Kearns. Robert Livingston. Debbie Markow. Chrisinphci Pupich, John Spears and Riin sell Weltzien Fre..,hmen - Cathy Allen, Valeric Bunt, Paul Eisenmenger, John Hoffman, Daniel McMahon. Dale Pfaff, Robert Seeman. Michael Smith. Wendy Weber, and Jodie Wille Honors Seniors - Thomas Brannam, Dacia Bunt, Timothy Clark, Dale Eeg, Richard Foerster, Robert Frank, Lonna Jones, Karen Kamphausen, James Kearns, Leslie Krumwiede, Robin Kunde, Tammy Lange, Sandra Lueth, Connie Marsh, Robert Ornberg, Brian Piske. Daniel Schaller, Sandra Stall¬ baum. Valerie Sis;n K-. ai:.! Brenda Tessr-.ci Junior - Richanl Vkfimaii Linda Borhart. Kciih Dobrolii sky, Steven Dri'nd'l [)i;ni' Foutch. Joseph v nv, Ka" Hansen. Bruce I.'Mscv. DiA Livingston. S.i'-m ^ohali', David Seaver. Beik\ essnK and Michelle Zeman'- Sophomore ¦ Kai!^ 'xKcrman Laura Cutrer (."hr;-ine Fm ster. Karen Kenyan. K" Periman. and PatniK "ichweiu ¦ Freshmen B' rni.c BakK Judv Borhar: M uk CarUn.1- Wende Kilgnr- Ruk I ande' Beth Lemor i^l¦.n Vli)o(i> Logan Scarpa;t. ' rninhy \.i Acker and Kimberl> /iller CPR CLASS DEC. 6th Paramedics Dave Veath and Bryan Spencer will hold another CPR class for the public on Thursday. December bih. It wil) be held at ihe Huntley fire station and will start at 6:30 P.M. and will last about four hours. This class is sponsored by the Illinois Heart Assoc, and the Huntley Fire Protection Dist. Both Dave and Bryan are Illinois certified CPR instruc¬ tors. The class is limited to fifteen people but more classes will be held as needed. Contact Dave at 669-5146 (Freund Equip.) or Bryan at 669-3445. Their goal is to teach CPR to as many people as possible in Huntley. Any clubs or factories in the area may call to have special classes set up for their groups. *

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