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AOH'ME 3 —  NVMBER   10 THURSDAV, JUNK 7, 1962
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Eighth Grade Graduating Class
Eighth Grade Graduation
'I'ho fiKht Ki'iido class of Hunt- Icy Jf. HlRh School held common- cciiK'iil exorcises'Monday May 28.
'Vhv liroj;rani was as lollows: IM-Dcessional "Poni)) & Circumst- ancos. IiiMjcalioti Ilo\'. Lawronco Perkins. .Ir., Welcome. Stanley Korwin. I'iano Solo "Calm Is The Night" Marjorie Jensen. "Youth's outlook on Kducalion" Sandra Kerrick. I Must at ion of Awards Ameiican I,egion Scholastic. Pre¬ sentation of Clas.s Mr G. I.. Delan- (\\'. Awarding of Ue|>lomas Mr. M. H. Weber (pi-esidcnt of tlie Board of Education). Welcome to the High School Paul Lohneis iPix's- idenl of the Cla.ss of "H2" Co- I'l-esident of Student Council), I^'iiediction lirv. Lawrence Per¬ kins. Jr.. Recessional "Pomp and Circumstance"  High  School  Band
The membt^rs of the (Mghl grade t'lass of 62: Karen Aavang, Linda Akerberg, Thelma Ashbaugh. Juno lk>in, Christine Bjorn. William Borchart. Ann Borhart. Lillian Bundgard. Richard Burmeister, Maynard Bye, Michael Conley. Tcssia Crain. Bonnie Diedrick. Judith Drafall. D(>nnLs Enstrom, Donald Evan, Linda Evan. Roy F'ujimoto, Herbert Glissendorf, Larry Heimsoth, Betty Lue Jurs, Delbert Kern, Sandra Kerrick, Connie Koch, Kathryn Kop.sell, CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX EIGHTS GRADE- <iRADUATION
United Church      Annual Lions Church School      Barbeque
Al !).(H) a.m. on Monda> iiioiii- iiig a staff of 17 persons will greet the (-ntrants to the annual vaca¬ tion church sc-hool. The slud> theme- for 1962 is "The Bible" and for the I wo weeks the scIk^oI will run the children will l)e iulroduc-- ed to the histor\. the background and the teachings of the Word of God. Classes will lun from 9:0(i a.m. until 11:4.% a.m. with a milk and eiwkie break midway. The ten sessions in the Iwo weeks of Ihe school are all iiacked wilh a greal deal of \alue and interest foi- toda.\'s children.
Mrs. Donald Bairetl. the DVCS Director, will be assisted by a staff of 10 teachers including Mr. H. Anderson and Mrs. Geo. Adams, Junior High 'who will meet on Mondays. We(lnesda\s and Fri- da>s al 1:00 p. m.): Mrs, Lawr- enc(> Perkins and Mrs. Ruth Fen¬ wick, l^piier Junior: Mrs. Quin O'Brien and Mrs. Henry Marlowe. Lower Junior; Mrs. Michael Zor- ica and Mrs. Lester Ream Primary and Mrs. K.P. Bakley and Miss Susan Maushak. Kindergarten. To help this group of t(-achers will ho 8-9 high school students fromm the  church   family.
Late registration will be held Monday morning at 8:45 a.m. in the church office. A fee of .SI.00 (or $3.00 1)01- family) is charged to help defray the costs of the sehool.
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The Hunllex Lion's Club will ))resent their .\nnual (^hic-ken Bar- beijue on June 7th. 19(;2. al Ihe Hunlle\' I-"ire House, stalling at !1:0(). and going lo 1 ;00. 'I'hi- G<'n- eral Chairman lor this e\enl is Lion \\\-ber.
Various tasks ha\e been assign¬ ed (jihir Lion niiMnlx-rs. such as: Menu and Dinner .Supplies. Lion .lohnson. and Lionesses .lohnson. Welx-r and Zimmerman: Tickets. Lion Weber: Tables and Cliairs. Lions Delano. Kinesti. lUirmeis- ler. .Molilor. and Crbac-h: Adver¬ tising. LiiMis Pcrle\ and Kelley; Rerreshments. Lions LamI) and Chesak. and Lioness Chesak: Cashier. Lions Bankus and Thiu'- ow; Chicken ,'ind I?arbe(|Ue. Li(Mis Marlowe and (^ole. and Lioness Marlowe: Baibeeiuc Pils and Ma- lerials. Lions liud.v. .Artleb. Schul¬ tz. Wet)c>r. MoyiT. Zimmerman, and Millei': Trash Containei-s. Lion Runge :and .SIorag(-. Lion Burmeister. .Shortlx' Lions and Lionesses will he busil\- engaged in  iJreparing  food   for  fhis e\ent.
All Lion members of Huntley have tickets available for the din- iK-i'. The tickets are ffl.oO for Adull. and $L()() for Child 'under 12). The Huntley Lions cordially in\ite all wives and children to bi'iiig I heir hu.sf)ands and dads to the Lion's CThieken Barbe()ue on Father's  Day,  June   17ih   1962.
Woodstock City Winner of Water Fights
This years, as in jears past, the Huntley firemen presented their annual water fights Wcdnesda.\- through Sunda.\, Mas- 2!) through the 3i-d of June. Firemen. Don Tessmer. John and Jim MattinRly were in charge of his event and ret)orted that 20 teams were en¬ tered in com[)elition for lhr(\> trophies awarded after the final fights  on  Sunda\'.
The towns entered in Wed. com- I>etition were *Cary West Dun- de(>. *Burljngton Johnsburg. and "Boon County Har\ard. and also 'Union-   Richmond.
Towns entered on Thursday were Gilberts- *Marengo. 'Wood¬ stock (rural) Capron *Hami)shire - East Dundee, and 'Crystal Lake --Algonquin.
Friday's results were Carpenter¬ sville- *Huntlcy and "Woodstock (City)    McHenry.
The  four  winners  of  the  Wod- nt>sday    com[)etition    fought    the winners to fight in the .semi-finals CONTINIIED   ON   V.XOK   SIX \\.4TP:RFHiHTS
Legion Parade
On Sunday. June 3. Ihe Huni- ley American Legion held its 3 rd annual carnival. Mr. Bob Eck¬ man w-as in charge of this c\'(>nt and was assisted by Mr. Stanley Koch and their wives. Originally, there were 52 entries in the parade However, due to the inclement w-eather and the shortness of time for preparation, only a portion of theis number were present. According to Mr. Echman, he onlj recei\en his assignment to lake over this pioject on .Mondas of last week.
Mr. George Willis acted as mas¬ ter of ceremonies on the re\ low¬ ing stand which was placed dirt-cl- ly accross from the State Bank of Huntley on the park side. Digni¬ taries on the reviewing stand were Major William Sunderlage, U.S. Army, of Huntkw; The Eleventh American Legion District Comm¬ ander. Mr. George Hudson and his family: the McHenry Counlv CONTINl'ED ON PA(iE SIX " LEtilON I'AKADE
Summer Band Schedule
The 1962 Summer Land Pro¬ gram will b<' held on Saturday, all day of each week starting June 16. 1962 and ending .luly 28, 1962. Saturda.v Sch<>dule on the dates of 6 16. 6 23. 6 .¦!(). 7 7. 7 H. 7 21, and 7 '28.
9:00- 9:;^0. .. .lirass   (advanced  & Int(M-mediate   students)
9:.30-10:(Ki. .. .B;iss   (beginners) 10:(>0-10:30NNRccds   (advanced   & Interm(>diate sludents 10::'.0-11 :(MI.   . .Reeds   (beginners 11:00-l 1 :,30       Pecussion adcanced. Intermcdiat<'.   &  beginnei-s) 1:00-1:40. .. beginners liand l:r50-2 30 ...Cadet   Band 2:'10-:',:'20        Senior   Band
The school band students (<-x- eluding beginner's) and interested persons of the community are cor¬ dially invited to hi' meml)ors of the Community Band for the sum- mvr (Aening concerts presented at lh<' Ilunlle>' School. The band re¬ hearsals are stated below, inter¬ ested i>ersons should attend as much as is possible.
Wednesday - Community Band R(>hearsals. 6:30 lo 7:4.'5 on 6-20. 6-27. 7-3. 7-11.  7-18, and 7-2.').
Commun'^ltBand (\)ncerts, at 8:1."5 (at s^R>l grounds) on 1) .lune 27. 2 July 11, and 3 July 25.
Beginners ai-c: new instrumen¬ talists, er ones learning new in¬ struments.
Cadet Band Memmbers are: new students, inslruinental. of gi-ades 6. 7.  and 8
-Sen'or Ba^^^.lembers are: high .school sludSrs for the 1962-1963 school year.
Commmunity Band members are: Cadet and Senior Band members and adults of the .eommunit.v that are   instrumentals.
Th(> Community band will pre¬ sent their Evening Concerts at the s(-hool arrangements ai-e Ix^ng (-onsidercd foi- use of the football field for the concerts. 'Lhe first concert of June 27. 1962. vvill fea¬ ture a program of .Mai-chos; the second concert of Jul.v 11. 1962, will f(-ature a program of Popular Music: and Ihe third concert of Julv 2."i, 1%2 will f(>ature a con¬ cert of various Ivpes of band music
The success of our program de- (H-nds uix)!! the inteivst of tho (-omniunity, and the |)articii>ating music   people.
American Legion Parade
ADDITIONAL PARADE PHOTOES ON PAGE FIVE