The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 4

DAILY CHRONICLE DeKalb. Illinois, Wednesday, March 1 5, 1972 Engagement News' Cog's Corner ru Wallin-Maxwell DEKALB Mr. and Mrs. -Carl H. Wallin of 636 S.

Second DeKalb, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Judith Ann, to Douglas Maxwell, son of Dr. and Mrs. Lyle Maxwell of 721 Sunny-meade Trail, DeKalb. Miss Wallin and her fiance have chosen June 17 as their wedding date. The service will be performed in the United Methodist Church, DeKalb.

Miss Wallin resides in South Beloit and is a home economics teacher at Hononegah High School, Rockton. The future bridegroom is employed with Jewel Companies, Bata-via. Both are 1967 graduates of DeKalb High School. Miss Wallin was graduated from Northern Illinois University in 1971 with a major in home economics. She was affiliated with Kappa Delta social sorority in college.

Her fiance attended the University of Illi- to help support the Natural Resource Center in Russel Forest Preserve. G-K varsity basketball players and coaches traveled to Champaign last Thursday afternoon to watch the Class A State Championship Basketball Tournament For those of you who drive to school, why don't you park right? I know it's hard when the parking lot needs to be blacktopped and marked off, but until then can't you park so students who have to leave school (such as D. O. students) don't have to look for you and have you move your car. It would sure help if you tried.

To whom it may concern about the little fire incident last Thursday noon if you're having difficulty thinking of things to do at noon, why don't you play basketball or ping pong in the gym. If that is all the respect you have for our school, why are you even at school? Elizabeth Moeller George Washington By MARY QUIST GENOA A week ago Tuesday the senior citizens of Genoa ate lunch in the and then were entertained by some musical numbers from the Trumpet Quartet and Trombone Quartet Those in the Trumpet Quartet are Reid Gliddon, Robertta Deming, Mike Becker and Cheryl Weaver. Members of the Trombone Quartet are Pau-lette Hammer, Karen Lockett, Herb Knight and Todd Merritt. There was a special meeting of the junior and senior boys last Wednesday to discuss tuxedos for the prom. At the Library Club party held last Wednesday at Timber Lanes there were a few surprises, such as Mrs.

Nelson who turned out to be the bowling "bomb" of the night, and a few others who found out they need to practice before the next party. The FFA hosted a swimming party for the GAA last Tuesday night at Notre Dame. Everyone had a good time. Those interested in working at Walcamp for the outdoor education program met last Wednesday after school. The student helpers were selected at that time.

Science Club held a meeting a week ago Tuesday. They had another meeting Tuesday noon with all the clubs in the school represented. The purpose of the joint meeting was to find a way to raise money L0RENA EYES say: HER The Future Farmers of America (FFA) is sponsoring an FFA Sweetheart Contest All junior girls who either live on a farm or belong to FHA are eligible. The responsibilities of the "sweetheart" are to attend meetings and represent the club. I'm sure lots of girls would like to get into this all-boy club.

Details may be found on the Royal Rap bulletin board. The musical, "Oklahoma" is advancing at a furious pace. The student director is Cindy Wurster and Terry Armes and Gene Nehring are in charge of lights. Those in charge of scenery are Steve Mathis and Cynthia Manser. Props are being taken care of by Brenda Yoak and Carmen Riis, and costumes are being sewn by Winnie Wurster and Anita Rackley.

The preformances are on March 24 and 25 at 8. Let's all come and see a great performance! During these couple weeks, a different learning program is being used in the American literature classes. Taught by Judy Jobe, these classes have been divided into teaching units. Each unit has the responsibility of providing study material for a week. The first group of the 6th hour class provided very interesting material.

They started out with a study of the rock opera "Jesus Christ Superstar." This was followed up with two visits from people of the recent Jesus. Movement. These "Jesus People" told us about their religion. Many students were surprised to find that, although the religious practices of these people are different from those of most churches, many of, their basic ideas are the same. By KARIN FLODSTROM HINCKLEY This week (March 13-17) is the annua) Student Council Week, On' Monday Student Council members had their services auctioned off to students.

A ceiling of $3 was maintained. All 'slaves" carried their "master's" books for the day and performed other duties for them. The profit from "Slave Day" went into the Student Council treasury. Dress-up Day was Tuesday. Wednesday was Student-Teacher Exchange Day.

A relatively new event students attempted to take over a teacher's job for the day. Students participating were: Richard Manser, Alice Pfau, Gene Nehring, Ann Thurow, Dave Baie, Doris Dean, Karin Flodstrom, Cindy Ness, Jayne Mullis, Lindsev Podschwit. Brad Wilson, Diane Abell, Steve Mathis, Tom Olsen, Justin Hutter, jerry Darling, Bruce Klotz, Sue Bastian, Kathy Wurster. The FTA provided rolls and coffee in the teacher's room for both student teachers and teachers. Tomorrow, an assembly will take place in the gym.

Classes will compete against each other through pie-eating contests, tug of wars, sack races, and life-saver passing contests. All events will be evaluated together using a point system. To finish the week, Friday night will feature a carnival and dance. Carnival booths will be sponsored by classes and organizations. Among these are: Balloon Shaving Booth, Jail, 'Marriage Booth, Garter Galley, and Dart-Throwing Booth.

The Ray Kumer Trio will play at the dance afterward. The carnival will last from and the dance from 8:30 -1 1. Everyone is looking forward to a good time. The FTA met March 9 to discuss the preparation of its spring breakfst. Lynn McCrea and Terri Kuhn are to look into details.

This club plans to take a day to observe teaching techniques at the grade school. Members hope to teach one day. The Student-Teacher Exchange Day was discussed and members were encouraged to participate. Moeller-Townsend DAYTON. Ohio Mr.

and Mrs. Carl William Moeller of Dayton have announced the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Buchanan Moeller, to Lloyd Kenneth Townsend son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kenneth Townsend of Detroit A July 1 wedding is planned The Moellers lived in De-Kalb from 1953 to 1958, The bride-elect's father, formerly a vice-president of General Electric Company, is now president of Copeland Corp. in Sidney, Ohio.

Miss Moeller is an alumna of Goucher College and did her graduate work at Peabody Conservatory of Music. She is the systems analyst at Fairfax Hospital in Falls Church, Va. Her fiance, an artist on the staff of The National Geographic Magazine in Washington, was graduated from Olsen -Johnston SYCAMORE The engagement of Sherry Lee Olsen of Westland, to Ralph Michael Johnston of Garden City, is being announced by her mother, Christine Davis of Westland. Miss Olsen also is the daughter of the late Leroy W. Olsen, who lived in DeKalb.

She is the granddaughter of Harold A. Neitzel Sr. of Sycamore and the late Ruth Neitzel. Miss Olsen will be graduated in June from Garden City East High School. Her fiance, a 1971 graduate of that school, is now serving with the U.

S. Army at Fort Eustis, Va. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C.

Johnston of Garden City. By DEBBIE SHANE DEKALB For many students this week is the end of school until after Easter vacation. Plans are being finalized for trips which have been anticipated all year and many require pre-excuses from a few days of class. Florida seems to be the most popular place for DHS students again The musical "Oliver" has been chosen to be this year's spring production. Meetings for students interested in solo, instrumental, choral and choregraphical parts were held last week.

Crews for the production will begin organization in the near future. Tonight Kathy Godfrey, Phil Meyer, and Darryl Robertson will defend their present title against Leaf River High School on Klassroom Kwiz. The DeKalb team beat Monroe High School last week with a 170-130 score. The program wilj be shown on Channel 13 at 6:30 p.m. Joel Kallich, a DHS senior, placed third in after dinner speaking in the sectional competition of the forensics team held last weekend.

He is now eligible to compete in the state tournament. Kallich also took first place in the district meet held two weeks ago at DHS. Yesterday 40 DHS students, representing each class, went to Naperville in a student exchange. Today the same number of students from their high school visited DeKalb. The purpose of the exchanges is for students to observe other systems and return with suggestions for DHS.

A meeting of these students will be held Todays Most Fascinating Beauty Achievement. You feel only the sensation of being more attractive than ever all the time Applied one cluster at a lime by your beautician to last as long as your own. Fashion leaders everywhere are welcoming them as the most worthwhile beauty aid ever. Far Corners OPEN EVERY DAY Earrings Choker Spray Sachet Candles Wash Balls Com In And Browse (Next To Jewel) Sherry Olsen The young couple will exchange vows July 22 at St. Alexander's Catholic Church in Detroit.

with the student council to share ideas. The Athletic Recognition Night for winter sports athletes which was originally planned for Monday night was postponed until next Monday due to weather conditions. The Barb Booster Club will serve Judith Wallin nois and Northern Illinois University, where he was affiliated with Phi Kappa Theta social fraternity. Kathleen Hickey The couple will be wed July 15 at St. Mary's Catholic Church of DeKalb and will reside in Alexandria, Va.

Means Florida Pine Acres Retirement Center next week for Easter. This is the last occasion for which the club will decorate the center. A fashion show and a mother-daughter tea are being planned for this spring by club members. Mardi Gras will be this Saturday evening in the DHS commons. Many clubs will be holding booths and selling different items.

A mixer will be held after the Mardi Gras. The Girls Athletic Association (GAA) held a free swim today for members and women faculty. Members of the group will be involved in the Upstate 8 Playday this Saturday when 10 girls from each school will attend the non-competitive athletic program. DeKalb'i Answering Service A missed call means lost business! Let us attend your phone PAW PAW BUSINESS SERVICE.Inc. 303 E.

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and Mrs. Michael Pavelka, Wyandotte, Mich. The brideeleci, a 1968 graduate of DeKalb H.jh School, attended Humboldt Business College, Minneapolis, and is employed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, D. C. Her fiance attended Northern Michigan University in Marquette and is employed by John Quinn Contractor Oxen Hill, Md.

Vacation Trips To refreshments following the presentation of awards and letters. Members of the basketball, gymnastics, swimming and wrestling teams, girls' volleyball and cheerleading squad will be honored. The Hi-Teens service club will be decorating doors at Rodding for Beginners," by I. G. Edmonds, is a basic book on hot roddng, covering what makes an engine run, tools and equipment needed, and "how to" information, as well as the essential safety rules.

New novels have also been added to the teen collection. One, entitled by Jaap ter Haar, is about a 12-year-old Russian who lives through the 500 days of the German siege of Leningrad in 1942. by Barbara Benezra, is an exciting, fictional account of the San Francisco earthquake of 1906. And, for science fiction lovers, the library has "Flight to the Lonesome by Alexander Key. These are just a few of the many new books available in the Teen Department of the library.

THE THANK YOU' BANK Who's Supposed To Say Thanks? Library Acquires New Teen Books By Richard Willey Cashier Fanners and Merchants Bank BEAUTY SECRET? Refills .25 par lash. 964 W. State Sycamore PHONE 895-5256 DEE rl if I SOME FOLKS still think that bankers always wear stuffed shirts (and long faces) and we really can't blame them because the wrong idea of a banker as somebody to be saluted is largely our fault. We never meant to give you that idea but we do admit that it probably came about due to our being a little lame in explaining exactly what a banker does. A banker sells money.

That's what he does. 1 So when you go to a banker for a loan, you're in the driver's seat. You don't have to go in with your hat in your hand any more than you'd go into any other store, to buy anything else. And when you get your loan, a real banker will thank YOU (rather than expecting you to thank HIM). Selling money.

That's banking. DEKALB A number of new books recently have been acquired by the DeKalb Public Library for the Teen Department. All titles were chosen with the interests of the teenage reader in mind. A popular suject of study for the past two years has been the extinction of animals. Two new books have been purchased on this subject.

One entitled "The Auk, the Dodo and the Oryx," by Robert Sil-verberg, tells what extinction is and describes a number of extinct and near extinct animals. "Lost Wild America," by Robert M. McClung, presents the past, present and future of the wildlife of America and also traces the development of the conservation movement in this country. Another popular subject for study is the automobile. "Hot for p1 DeKalb County STATE'S ATTORNEY Rochelle, III.

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