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VOLinUE 4 — NUMBER 0 THURSDAY, MAY SO, 1968
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Cadet Band Rehearses For Parade      Memorial I>ay       Final School Miss Hundey
This sceen of Huntley's Cadet band marching on the village str¬ eets, is only one of many that have been familiar in recent weeks. Since May 1, the groups which malte up the two Huntley school bands have been practising their marching routine in preparation for Memorial Day activities.
In the Cadet band (grade school students) there are 57 playing meml)ers, 3 equipment movers, 2 drum majors, and 3 members of the color squad. They have been marching two days each week for approximately 50 minutes each practice period.
This group, as well as the high school band, will participate in Memoriol  Day activities ' in  both
Huntley and Union. On Saturday, June 1, they will go to Harvard for the annual Milk Day parade and festivities.
Instructor Perley reports that the group will present 3 musical numbers while marching and are preparing 3 formation maneuvers which will also be a part of tbe niarchlng program.
Mr. Perley also stated there will be some summer activity of the bands which he will make further announcements of in the future.
As the school year is rapidly coming to a close I would like to submit the following informati<Mi regarding the close of the school year activities at Huntley Con- soldiated School.
Program
Calender
Commander Stanley Koch has announced that the American Le¬ gion Memorial Day Services will be held atynion ait 9:00 a.m. and in Huntley at"TD:3\) a.m. on Thurs¬ day, May 30.
A police escort will lead the parade, followed by the cars con¬ taining the officials and dignitar¬ ies, the High Scliool and Grade School bands, the American Le¬ gion caor Gua|^ Firing Squad, Liegion AuxiliAB members and others  wh  wi^^to participate.
At the cemetery the children will put flowers on tha graves.
ce*Qe and IntttKluce the Chai^aln and speakers for ttte program.
Rev. Lawrenc^^rklns will act as Cha^ain. ^B^ speaker for the services wilWfe Attorney Wil¬ liam Carroll, of Woodstock.
The public is invited to attend and participate in this s^-vice.
Mayor Brill to Milk Cow
Flotared above are the nnapanl Drams moonted on a earlier. Ttaaa wUlbe naed by tha Oidet band Memorial Dajr.
On Satuiday, June 1 President WUpault BilU will participate in 22nd annual Milk Day celebration at Harvard, llie mayor will con- pete in the Mayor's MQking Con¬ test which will be hdd daring the afternoon program after the pa¬ rade.
Last yiear the committee handl¬ ing the Milk Day program did not sponsor a Mayor's MiUdng Ooop test. However in 1960, Huntley's mayor, Al Boncosky, won the con- teat and in 1961 he plaeed second in the contest Mayor Brill hopes to ragtin the title tor tilntlv, al- thbugh hp states that it bm been some time since lie miUnd catn.
Final Calendar of Events:
Monday, May 27, full day, 1st Day Final Examinations, H. S.
Tuesday, May 28, full day, 2nd Day Final Examinations H. S. 8 p.m., 7-8 Grade Graduation Dance, gym.
Wednesday, May 29, full day, C:^eck in day for all students, text¬ books, etc. Last hot lunch day in cafeteria this year.
Thursday, May 30, Memorial Day, Parade, no school.
Friday, May 31, Teachers Wwk- shop, no students present. 8 p.nx Eighth   Grade  Graduation,   gym.
StUMtay, «hne-^3; S.-^«fc 1MII^ calaureate. Seniors Hi^ School, gym.
Monday, June 3, school in ses¬ sion, 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. (Hily. R^wrt cards handed out to stu¬ dents. 8 p.m.. High School (Com¬ mencement, gym. Last day of school.
The State Department of Edu¬ cation at Springfield, has asked the schools of Illinois to relay the following news bulletin to parents in our respective school district.
CONTINUED ON PAOE EIGHT
Pictured above Is Jndy who was elected aa BDsa Honttey by the Lions dnb recently.
Judy will represent Hnntley tai the Bfiss McHenry Oo«nty oontest to be held at the McHenry Oooaty Fair this August.
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