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be BHuntlet; 9atmBths
I _ «• USPS 580-360 _
Your Home Town Newspaper
THURSDAY JUNE 7.1984 VOLUME 25 - NUMBER 10
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TlS^pete^y
The Clau of 1964, of Haatley Wgh Scbool held HajyamiqiniceBWMit emeiipi last FtMaJTi Jaae^t* when 59 yoong men aftd womea ifccelred their diplonua. Ca^ CoOlna aad Panlioe ZiOer gave the SaluUtory Address. Sandy Wiesnetii the Valedictory Address and Class President Brian Spears, presented the Qass Gift of • new Apple Computer.
Mr. Edgar Ream, Mr. Stephen Pdep and Mr. Joseph Manning gave the Commencement Address all in their own good humor. The Huntley High School Band played and the Concert Choir sang. The Senior Ensemble sang thdr last song as
Huntley Senloirs and an in aO tiie Oraduatloa of 59 Hnntl^ Scaiars waa beaottftal.
Scdarsh^ were awarded by Robert SdwHz, American LegioB Awards and Scholarship; Dr. Bunt, Edwin P. Deicfce Foundation Scbcdarshlp, and the Howard Ruth Scholarship; Ms. Beveriy Hartman, Huntley Uoness Club Scholarship; Daniel Ziller. Huntley Uons Oub Scholarship, B.F. Streator Sch(4arshlp and Union Special Scholarships. Redpients of the scbolarshlpa were; Pauline Ziller, Sandy Wiesneth, Brett Pierce, Jim Blank, Julie DomagalsU, Dave Hanses and Jeff Peterson.
Pony Leaogae StiU Going Strong
On May 31st Hnntley beast Elburn Orange 34 to 0 in five innings. Danny Erath pitched diat game allowing only one hit.
Then on Saturday, Huntley traveled to Sugar Grove and Cwed the undefeated Sugar Grove team to come away wi£ a 16-1 victory. The winning pitcher, Dave Erath. Greg Kittel led the way with 3 hits and Chris Akerberg was the outstanding fielder.
Last Tuesday Huntley fKed die #1 team in the south division, Kanevllle. Greg Kittel started the game, pitching 2 innings of no hit ball. Dave Erath took over in the 3rd inning and faced 15 batter* striUng out 11 and he also, gave up ao hits. Of course, Haatley woo, 5-0. Dan Erath drove In the first roa. Odier Uti were by Dave Ecmtfa, Greg Kittel, Mark Bauer and Troy Keesling.
Coach Ellsworth Mated after the game that it was the toughest game so far and hopes that next Tuesday's game in Maple Park is a good one too. GOOD LUCK TEAMI
Hnntley Legion Traveling Team
The Legion Traveling Team' has started where they left off last year with a 3-0 record. On Junel, they traveled to Maple Park and came away with a 6-1 win. Chad Reiser was the winning pitcher and helped his own cause by going 3 fbr 3. Other players contributing were Eric Kittel, Brian McDonald, Chris Page, Bobby Hansler and Kent Seaver.
On Saturday, June 2, they traveled to Kanevllle and came away with a 8-7 win. Chris Page was the starting pitcher with Bob Hansler relieving him. Hitting stars for tfae day were Eric Kittel. Chad Reiser, Bob Hansler and Kent Seaver.
On Tuesday, June 5, the team gave the coach a wonderful anniversary present by beating Wasco 29-8. Chris Page was the winning pitcher. Chad Relaer went 5 for 5 widi a home run and Kent Seaver was 3 for 4 with a home ran.
Thanks to the Huntley Legion for the new aniforms, to our ground crew. Bob EUswordi and Sudsy and to tbe umpires for dieir time.
Registration For Computer Classes
The Huntley Community Unit Schod District is sdll taking registration for its summer computer daasea.
Classes will start June 11 and run for 5 weeka ffom 8:00 am ill 10:00 am. Classes indude 1 hour of classroom Instructicm and an hour of lab duty. Cost of the course is S55.00, open to afl children who will be attending grades 5 - 9 this coming fall. Registration is at the grade schod on a first come first serve basis.
Bike Rodeo Cancelled For Sat. Jnne 9th Reschednled Soon
Spring Athletic Banquet
We've said it time after time. Huntiey has a lot of talent and at tbe end of the schod year some of this talent was rewarded at die Spring Athletic Banquet where parents and coaches gadiered to honor Huntiey's Atiiletes. After die pot-lud[ supper, with meat furnished by the Huntiey Uons Gub, and dishes brought by parents, awards were given.
Assistant Softi>an Coaches. Ms. Julie Petersen and Mr. Jay Fuller awarded Frosh-Soph team members Daden McGee as Most Improved Player and Betii Martin, Most Valuable Player.
Head Softball Coach, Joyce Radostits gave out the fdlowlng Varsity awards;
Pitching award to Suzanne Ernesti; Most Improved, Kristin Ostrander; Captain, Shana Mc¬ Gee; MVP Offense St All Conference, Jill Niemeyer; MVP Defense and All Confer¬ ence, Debbie Wiesneth.
Asst BasebaU Coach, Jim Hughes was next with Froah- Soph awards.
Most Improved Player, Ken Basel; MVP, Dan Eradi; Co- Captains, Cris Manley and Larry Rugg.
Mr. Ed Ream, Varsity Baae- ball Coach said he took die coaching podtion witfa mixed emotions, like watching hia mother-in-law going over a cliff in his brand new Cadillac. IDs, awards were aa fdlows: Most Improved Player, Brian Nieman; Batting Champ and All Conference. Todd Ream; Moat Valuable PUyer. Most Valuable Pitcher and All Conference, PauIZagleor. SPECIAL AWARDS
JiU Niemeyer and Kristy Resh received spedal awards for partkipation In 3 sports fbr 4 years.
Mr. Joe Manning, who boated the event, did a splendid job.
Closing remarks were aptly done by Dr. Bunt
8th Grade Gradn^on
JAY PETERSON
On May 29di, 1984, 59 8Ui grade students graduated ttom Huntiey Junior NUgh.
AWARDS (HVEN American Legion Award to Matdiew Maiming and Chris¬ tine Brown.
Donahue Memorial - Spirit of Huntiey Award to Angela Doty. Vale^torian - Jay Peterson Salutatorian - Angela Doty
The best of luck in your high schod years to the foUowing: Christopher Kevin Akerberg Richard A. Alwin Krista Lynn Bauman Una Ann Bean Brett Robert Blank David Warren Bond LaRae Lynn Brandmire Christopher John Briscoe Christine Hope Brown Kelly Katiiryn Clark Wlllaim John Connor Eddie CD'AmbrosU Angela Marie Doty Scott A. Doty Richard Joseph Feaaali Lisa KOcheDe Fredierf Kenneth John Froehkt Patrick F.Glenn Lisa Anne Oow Joseph Edward Gray Mattiiew WUUam Grismer James B. Harp Krlattae Unda HatddMn
AN^OADOTT
Heather Ann Jagman Troy Fredric Keealing David Graham Knott Nancy Lynn Kohley Charlotte Gwen Landers Lorraine Pamela Landers Kimberly Ann LaRooco Barbara Ann Larsen Robert Lesser, Jr. Dan E. McLaaghlln Todd David Manke Matdiew WilUam Maniriag Christopher Jaaon MiUer Thomas Lee Mueller Jay Andrew Peterson Dawn Marie Petropulos Shane D.Pkkerlll Ronald F. Reh, Jr. Michael Lewis Reynolds Daniel L.Rletf Miitaael Jamea Rledl Kfiehad James Alex Ryan Andrew M. Schadt Kimberly Dawn Schaltx Mattiiew Allen Seiler Bei^amln E. Sheets Shawn Paul Strodek Erie CMotd Salter Rebecca Soe Sweeney David C. Thackwray Brad !tcott Tharp' Chad Seyller WarriBgtoti KddiC.Wel|^ Robert Wtefaaaaa Owenddea May Zffler Deborah Ann ZodBck
Object Description
| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1984-06-07 |
| Month | 06 |
| Day | 07 |
| Year | 1984 |
| Volume | 25 |
| Issue | 10 |
| Decade | 1980-1989 |
| 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 |
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| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1984-06-07 |
| Month | 06 |
| Day | 07 |
| Year | 1984 |
| Volume | 25 |
| Issue | 10 |
| Decade | 1980-1989 |
| 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 139 kilobytes. |
| FileName | 19840607_001.tif |
| Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date Digital | 2007-07-24 |
| 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 | be BHuntlet; 9atmBths I _ «• USPS 580-360 _ Your Home Town Newspaper THURSDAY JUNE 7.1984 VOLUME 25 - NUMBER 10 an^W-fPT IMO 9im TlS^pete^y The Clau of 1964, of Haatley Wgh Scbool held HajyamiqiniceBWMit emeiipi last FtMaJTi Jaae^t* when 59 yoong men aftd womea ifccelred their diplonua. Ca^ CoOlna aad Panlioe ZiOer gave the SaluUtory Address. Sandy Wiesnetii the Valedictory Address and Class President Brian Spears, presented the Qass Gift of • new Apple Computer. Mr. Edgar Ream, Mr. Stephen Pdep and Mr. Joseph Manning gave the Commencement Address all in their own good humor. The Huntley High School Band played and the Concert Choir sang. The Senior Ensemble sang thdr last song as Huntley Senloirs and an in aO tiie Oraduatloa of 59 Hnntl^ Scaiars waa beaottftal. Scdarsh^ were awarded by Robert SdwHz, American LegioB Awards and Scholarship; Dr. Bunt, Edwin P. Deicfce Foundation Scbcdarshlp, and the Howard Ruth Scholarship; Ms. Beveriy Hartman, Huntley Uoness Club Scholarship; Daniel Ziller. Huntley Uons Oub Scholarship, B.F. Streator Sch(4arshlp and Union Special Scholarships. Redpients of the scbolarshlpa were; Pauline Ziller, Sandy Wiesneth, Brett Pierce, Jim Blank, Julie DomagalsU, Dave Hanses and Jeff Peterson. Pony Leaogae StiU Going Strong On May 31st Hnntley beast Elburn Orange 34 to 0 in five innings. Danny Erath pitched diat game allowing only one hit. Then on Saturday, Huntley traveled to Sugar Grove and Cwed the undefeated Sugar Grove team to come away wi£ a 16-1 victory. The winning pitcher, Dave Erath. Greg Kittel led the way with 3 hits and Chris Akerberg was the outstanding fielder. Last Tuesday Huntley fKed die #1 team in the south division, Kanevllle. Greg Kittel started the game, pitching 2 innings of no hit ball. Dave Erath took over in the 3rd inning and faced 15 batter* striUng out 11 and he also, gave up ao hits. Of course, Haatley woo, 5-0. Dan Erath drove In the first roa. Odier Uti were by Dave Ecmtfa, Greg Kittel, Mark Bauer and Troy Keesling. Coach Ellsworth Mated after the game that it was the toughest game so far and hopes that next Tuesday's game in Maple Park is a good one too. GOOD LUCK TEAMI Hnntley Legion Traveling Team The Legion Traveling Team' has started where they left off last year with a 3-0 record. On Junel, they traveled to Maple Park and came away with a 6-1 win. Chad Reiser was the winning pitcher and helped his own cause by going 3 fbr 3. Other players contributing were Eric Kittel, Brian McDonald, Chris Page, Bobby Hansler and Kent Seaver. On Saturday, June 2, they traveled to Kanevllle and came away with a 8-7 win. Chris Page was the starting pitcher with Bob Hansler relieving him. Hitting stars for tfae day were Eric Kittel. Chad Reiser, Bob Hansler and Kent Seaver. On Tuesday, June 5, the team gave the coach a wonderful anniversary present by beating Wasco 29-8. Chris Page was the winning pitcher. Chad Relaer went 5 for 5 widi a home run and Kent Seaver was 3 for 4 with a home ran. Thanks to the Huntley Legion for the new aniforms, to our ground crew. Bob EUswordi and Sudsy and to tbe umpires for dieir time. Registration For Computer Classes The Huntley Community Unit Schod District is sdll taking registration for its summer computer daasea. Classes will start June 11 and run for 5 weeka ffom 8:00 am ill 10:00 am. Classes indude 1 hour of classroom Instructicm and an hour of lab duty. Cost of the course is S55.00, open to afl children who will be attending grades 5 - 9 this coming fall. Registration is at the grade schod on a first come first serve basis. Bike Rodeo Cancelled For Sat. Jnne 9th Reschednled Soon Spring Athletic Banquet We've said it time after time. Huntiey has a lot of talent and at tbe end of the schod year some of this talent was rewarded at die Spring Athletic Banquet where parents and coaches gadiered to honor Huntiey's Atiiletes. After die pot-lud[ supper, with meat furnished by the Huntiey Uons Gub, and dishes brought by parents, awards were given. Assistant Softi>an Coaches. Ms. Julie Petersen and Mr. Jay Fuller awarded Frosh-Soph team members Daden McGee as Most Improved Player and Betii Martin, Most Valuable Player. Head Softball Coach, Joyce Radostits gave out the fdlowlng Varsity awards; Pitching award to Suzanne Ernesti; Most Improved, Kristin Ostrander; Captain, Shana Mc¬ Gee; MVP Offense St All Conference, Jill Niemeyer; MVP Defense and All Confer¬ ence, Debbie Wiesneth. Asst BasebaU Coach, Jim Hughes was next with Froah- Soph awards. Most Improved Player, Ken Basel; MVP, Dan Eradi; Co- Captains, Cris Manley and Larry Rugg. Mr. Ed Ream, Varsity Baae- ball Coach said he took die coaching podtion witfa mixed emotions, like watching hia mother-in-law going over a cliff in his brand new Cadillac. IDs, awards were aa fdlows: Most Improved Player, Brian Nieman; Batting Champ and All Conference. Todd Ream; Moat Valuable PUyer. Most Valuable Pitcher and All Conference, PauIZagleor. SPECIAL AWARDS JiU Niemeyer and Kristy Resh received spedal awards for partkipation In 3 sports fbr 4 years. Mr. Joe Manning, who boated the event, did a splendid job. Closing remarks were aptly done by Dr. Bunt 8th Grade Gradn^on JAY PETERSON On May 29di, 1984, 59 8Ui grade students graduated ttom Huntiey Junior NUgh. AWARDS (HVEN American Legion Award to Matdiew Maiming and Chris¬ tine Brown. Donahue Memorial - Spirit of Huntiey Award to Angela Doty. Vale^torian - Jay Peterson Salutatorian - Angela Doty The best of luck in your high schod years to the foUowing: Christopher Kevin Akerberg Richard A. Alwin Krista Lynn Bauman Una Ann Bean Brett Robert Blank David Warren Bond LaRae Lynn Brandmire Christopher John Briscoe Christine Hope Brown Kelly Katiiryn Clark Wlllaim John Connor Eddie CD'AmbrosU Angela Marie Doty Scott A. Doty Richard Joseph Feaaali Lisa KOcheDe Fredierf Kenneth John Froehkt Patrick F.Glenn Lisa Anne Oow Joseph Edward Gray Mattiiew WUUam Grismer James B. Harp Krlattae Unda HatddMn AN^OADOTT Heather Ann Jagman Troy Fredric Keealing David Graham Knott Nancy Lynn Kohley Charlotte Gwen Landers Lorraine Pamela Landers Kimberly Ann LaRooco Barbara Ann Larsen Robert Lesser, Jr. Dan E. McLaaghlln Todd David Manke Matdiew WilUam Maniriag Christopher Jaaon MiUer Thomas Lee Mueller Jay Andrew Peterson Dawn Marie Petropulos Shane D.Pkkerlll Ronald F. Reh, Jr. Michael Lewis Reynolds Daniel L.Rletf Miitaael Jamea Rledl Kfiehad James Alex Ryan Andrew M. Schadt Kimberly Dawn Schaltx Mattiiew Allen Seiler Bei^amln E. Sheets Shawn Paul Strodek Erie CMotd Salter Rebecca Soe Sweeney David C. Thackwray Brad !tcott Tharp' Chad Seyller WarriBgtoti KddiC.Wel|^ Robert Wtefaaaaa Owenddea May Zffler Deborah Ann ZodBck |