The Huntley Farmside

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THURS. OCTOBER 27,1983 VOLUME 23 - NUMBER 28
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Homecomins Parade
Homcoming King & Queen
Picturedabove, 1st. Place Float done by the Sophorooce Claaa. Pictured  above,   riding  in   Monday's   HoneaNning  Parade.
Homecoming King and Queen, Paul Zaglauer and Lori Seeman.
2nd. Place Float done by the Freahman Claaa.
Pictured above reingning over Homecoming Dance are Queen, Lori Seeman and King, Paul Zaglauer.
HOMECOMING COURT
(SENIORS) Bob Connon, Bob Doyle, Dave Rogman, Don Mueller, Dave Plote, Chris Gtctchia, Joann Jones, Tracie Jones, JUl Niemeyer and Kristy Reah.
ROYALTY
(Seniof*) Bob Doyle and Chria Gretcfaia. (Juniora) Jerry Dedina and Kriatin Oatrander. (Sophomoces) Jim Oretcbia and Becky Pierce. (Freahmen) Cris Manley and Dacien McGec.
The Junior Claaa took 3rd. Plaoe whb tiieif entry.
Last bot not tout tiw Senior Claaa wMh 4tfa rtaoe PloM.
Redaldii's
Homecoming
Victory
Last Saturday, a nasty, rainy day, the Huntley RedaUiu brought a ray of aunahine to their tens when tbey beat Valley Lutheran 22-0. The Redskins rushed 140 yds. and paaaed for a total of SS mote. 1^ waa a good deflensive game and the Skins are looking forward to another victory over Central thla ooming Friday night, Oct. 28.
The JV game, unfortunately ended in a loaa but the Skina looked especially good. They led throng most «>f the game, loalng 16 to 12 in the last f^ minutes of plsy.
Oood Luck to both teama, Fridaydl |
The Farmaide ia looking for a atudent willing to oover aporting eventa for the paper. Coatact Mr. O'Brien at ne Farmaide or let tfae High School aOoe know ao tiiey can rday the i
School Board Mlnates
The regular meeting of the Board of Education ai Scliool Diatrict #158, Huntley Conatrii- dated SdKKris, Huntley, Illinois was held hi tbe High SdKxri buUding on October 6, 1983 at 7:30 pm.
The Preaident caUed tiie meeting to order at 7:30 pm. Upon roU caU the foUowing members anawered preaent: Mrs. Baael, Mr. Heavey, Mr. Freeberg. Mr. Pupicfa and Mr. Zirk. Abaent: Mrs. Massett, and Mr. O'Brien.
AU preaent Joined in tfae Pledge to the Flag.
1. Mr. Heavey moved Mi«. Baael 2nd to approve tfae minutea of the September 22 regular meeting aa writtea. 5 yeas - 0 nays. Motion carried.
2. Mrs. Baael moved Mr. Freeberg 2nd to approve tbe cMifldential mlnufa of tiie September 22 «Bec«tive aeaakm aa wrtttaa. S ytm - 0 aaqr*.
PTO Cash Giveaway for Computers
If you have not yet purchaaed a cash give away ticket from a PTO parent, you have a few daya left to do ao. Tickets wUl be avaUable at the PTO Farmers . Market on Saturday, Oct. 29, from 8 am to 3 pm in the Town Square.
If you haven't been able to justify the donation, pleaae read on. Yes, ten d(41ars Is a tot of money, but It ia probably ooe of the best Investments you could make in the youth of thia oommunity. Computer literacy is no longer an extra-curricular luxury. Computers can be uaed to enhance baak education. They can aUow smaU diatricta such as ours the variety oi leaming experiences usuaUy reaerved for larger dlatricts. The proper use of oomputers can allow for more efRcient and effective uae of the funds avaUable to our School Diatrict. That can save us tax doUars in the future.
The presidential commission of "ExceUence in Education" recommended that schocris include computer education in their basic core program. Thia cornea at a time when schools are financiaUy strapped and must c«msider cutting estabUah¬ ed programs rather than adding new programa. Yet District 158 has been involved in fbrmutot- ing a ctMBpoter program and tfae parents of the district are backing that effori by attempt¬ ing to raise funds to purchaae the equipment neceaaary to make the program viable. So, if you can alfiMrd to help, don't delay.
Plan on attending the Farmers Market thla ooming Saturday, purchaaing a ticket, and having a good ttme. Remember, you reaUy can't loae. You wiU come away eitfaer richer in the knowledge that hou
you have helped our students or monetarily if your name ia among thoae drawn oo October 31st at 7:00 pm In the Higfa School Study HaU.
3. Mr. Zirk moved Mr. Freeberg 2nd to approve tfae minutes of tiie Goals committee meetiiig at September 29 sa written. 2 yeaa • 0 naya. Motioa carried.
4. Mr. Leaaer addreaaed tfae Board to todge a oomidalat againat a teacfaer. He atatad tfaat he had dlacuaaed the matter with the Principal, aad requeated that tfae Board review tfae caae. The Preaident advlaed him to aet iqi a meeting whfa the Superintendeat aad tbe teadier to mutuaUy aettto thc matter.
5. Mr. Heavey moved Mr. HA 2nd to approve paymeat Ot the moatfaly agenda of bOto. Educatioa: $26,481.11 • BuUd¬ iag; S7,393.62 • Tranapottatioa; $1,378.91. Yeaa: Heavqr. Stk. Baael, Predierg, aad Poplch. Naya: aoae. S yeaa • 0 aays. Mottoa carried.
6. Mts. Baad mtovA Mr. PredMff lad to rriaboae taopreat Piai4 tiM saaa of 81,103.70 iir talalt