The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 6

6 DAILY CHRONICLE DeKalb, lllmw. Wednesday. Uct. 4. 1972 Engagement News mimm Corner By Julie pigott SYCAMORE Congratu lations go to senior Joe Cave' and junior Steve Howell.

They are the AFS candidates to go i 1 abroad. They will have their names sent into the New York office, where all final decisions DEKALB Janet Johnson of DeKalb and William Earl Mize of Ft. Monmouth, N.J., who are planning a Nov. 18 wedding in Christ the Teacher Chapel here, were honored recently at a couples' shower. Hosts were Mr and Mrs.

Earl Warner of Northbrook and Mr: and Mrs. James Morel of Des Plaines, all formerly from DeKalb. Miss Johnson is the daughter of Col. and Mrs. Stanley C.

-Johnson, 1120 Holmes Place. She attended Radford College in Virginia and received a B.S. in education from NIU. She is-teaching at Shabbona Grade School. Mize is the son of Mr.

and Mrs Woodrow W. Mize of and placings are made. Congratulations also ko to Kris Luridbeck and Rich Sharp, Cathy Smith, Jack Stiles and Dale WatsorL The Music Department has elected officers. President of A Cappella is Neil Peterson, with vice-president Debbie Boehmer, and secretary-treasurer Vivi Gustafson. Marilyn Ryding is president of band, Mike Brand is vice president and Mary McAdams is secretary-treasurer.

The soph-, omore representative from Varsity Band is Matt Eggles--ton, and the freshman representative from Training Band is Kirk Lundbeck. Bev Jordan, Lorraine Vida, and Robert Wilson re the representatives from: Girls' Chorus, Spartan Chorus, and Boys' Chorus, These officers and representatives will form a council to set up requirements tor music awards and keep tally of points. Points may be earned by taking private being in solo and ensemble contest, attending school music events and participating in musicals. Last Friday night, at the. football game, the field at the high school was dedicated Engh Community Field in honor of H.V.

Engh, who made, a large contribution to get the fund-raising campaign started. The community helped with donations of money, talent, time and labor. The theme of the fund raising was "Sycamore has been good to me." newly elected co-editors of Creative Magazine. Ron Jensen will be the art edi Janet Johnson Odessa, Tex. He attended Texas Tech University in bock and is now serving in the U.S.

Navy stationed at Ft. Monmouth. tor and Sara Konien the business manager. "Beauty and the Beast" will (EDITOR'S NOTE: Vlcki Roach, The DaUy Chronicle's columnist this year from Genoa-Kingston High School, is a junior. Her parents are Mr.

and Mrs; Tom Roach of North State Road, Genoa. Miss Roach Is involved in drama, speech contest, Medical Careers Club and French Club at school. She enjoys sewing, horseback riding and playing the piano.) By VICKI ROACH GENOA On Sept. 23. the 1972-73 G-K yearbook staff attended an all-day workshop for Rockford area high school yearbook advisers and staffs.

The annual workshop was held at Rockford College and was sponsored by the publishers of the G-K Attending the workshop with Gretchen Hanna, yearbook adviser, were; Blaine editor; Ric assistant editor; Vicki (Corn and Misti Ogren, staff assistants; and Karen Lockett, newly elected junior yearbook editor for next year. "The workshop provided a wonderful opportunity to ex-change'ideas and to learn about new trends in yearbook design," said Mrs. Hanna. "It was a stimulating day for all of us," The Student Council met last night. The meeting was cen, tered around this year's bonfire and homecoming activities.

This year's officers are: Barb Anderson; vice president, Calisse Visser; secretary, Calisse Visser; arid treasurer, Bill Caldwell. Thirty-seven boys and one girl attended the Farm Progress show Sept. 26 at Galesburg. They were accompanied by Jerry Eames, FFA adviser, The show was made up of exhibits of new farm products, such as' new farm machinery, and new seeds for planting. Before the FFA got home their bus broke down, so they had a good two hours to talk about what they saw while waiting for another bus to come and get them, Due to the large success of last year's school newspaper, -Mrs Mitchell, typing teacher, has announced the Cogs Courier will.be published againtWs.

The Courier's staff this year is: Editors, Annette Lee and Sue Andree; sports coverage, Bob Man1', Chuck Anderson, Bob Simon, and Joe Deurmier; sophomore reporters, Rhonda Conro and Deb Griswold; junior reporters, Melloyde Doty and Mary Masoner; senior reporters, Sally Wolfe and Deb" Hafer; French Club, Deb Daniels; Spanish Club, Melloyde Doty; GAA, Deb Hafer; FHA Nancy Heath; interviews, Holly Davenport; art work, Denise White and Bill Cantrell; other, Linda Young, Pam Scott, Deloris Bray, Diana Bruder and Robin Satterfield. This Friday, Genoa-Kingston faces-its arch rival Hiawatha at Genoa. I think this is the game everyone always looks forward to the most. Everyone come on out to the game Friday and watch Genoa bring home the bird to hang in our showcase. be presented tomorrow night at 7 30 in the high school auditorium.

It also will be given for Children's Community Theatre Saturday and for the grade schools Thursday and l-riday mornings. The whole school pitched in and helped 7 I ft. vith "Beauty and the Beast." Grace Dennis and her art made papier-mache and other props. Beverly rce did the choreography and I i 1 i 1, he costumes were made bv onia Smith and the industrial jewing class. Student Mike By PATT1 BARR Brand arranged music espe cially for the play Ted Soli and Don Eienecke, although not faculty cross- bows, swords and a spinning wheel.

Audrey Soli is the director. tli illinium ii WATERMAN Mr. and Mrs. W. Stanley Williams of Waterman- announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Michele Stanlee.

to PO 1C Keith O. Grimm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver E. Grimm of Cosmos, Minn.

Miss Williams is a graduate of Waterman High School and received her B.S. and M.S. de-. grees in home economics education from Stout State University in Menomonie, She is. presently teaching at Maine Township High School North.

in Des Plaines. Her fiance is a graduate of Cosmos High School and has served nine years in the U.S. The theme of Homecoming Oct. 1214, will be "Magical Mvsterv Tour." Kina anil queen candidates have been EVERYTHING Miehele, Williams Navy. He is presently a U.S.

Navy recruttur in Detroit, Marriage vows will be spoken Dec. 23 in Iimnanuel.l.Ur theran Church in DeKalb. For The HINCKLEY -r-The cast for "The Boyfriend" was announced Thursday. The cast, in order of appearance, is as follows: Maisie, Jayne Mullis; Dulcie, Martha Durbin; Fay, Ann Leif-heit; Nancy, Jan Miller; Polly Brown, Kim Bushnell; Madame Dubonnet, Margo Hortense, Ramona Abell; Bobby Van Husen, Jeff Fox; Percivat. Brown, Brad Wilson; Tony, Mark rumpy; Lord Brockhiirst, Leoaard Bafia; Lady Brockhurst, Debbie Sprague; Marcel, Carl Jones; Pierre, Justin Hutter; Alphonse, Kevin, Jeff Kuppler; Gendarme, Robert Whelehon; Pepe.Len Burkhart; Lolita, Kelly Flodstrom, Last year the Hinckley-Big Rock band took a musical trip to St.

Louis. A lot'was learned and everyone had a great time. The band plans to go on a similar trip this year. Funds will be raised through car bake sales and ice cream sales. Band officers this year are: Dorothy Viland, president; Gary Anderson, vice president; Debbie Grometer, Patti Barr, treasurer.

The newly elected freshman class officers are: Ron Schoo, president; Bobbie Okrie, vice president; Sherry Madden, secretary; and Irvin Eberly, treasurer. The Royal Rap is again appearing in Hinckley Review, the school paper. Those feature appearing are; Baby Face, Birthday Beat, Senior Spotlight, Heap of the Week, Peek Hole and reports from various organizations. Everyone enjoyed reading the paper last year and we're looking forward to another successful year. INDOOR GARDENER (House Plants and Supplies) TERRA GBTTA PQTTA Open Sundays 1 -5 p.m.

HOOM: 10; 00 to (KM tbt EAST LINCOLN HIGHWAY DEKALB, ILLINOIS 60113 1115) 758-1333 tTiTTrrVTTfY chosen by clubs having floats in the parade. They are as follows: AI-S. Evelyne Van Melle and Joe Cave; GAA, Anita Skoot and Steve Bollinger; Library tlub, Janice O. Oilman and Rich Knauel; FFA, Nancy Zulauf and Jim Ireton; Spanish Club and French Club, Vicki Engh and Jim Crouch; DE and OE Sharon Henke and Greg O'Kane; DO, Peggv Curzon and Rich Richardson; H.E.R.O.,' Kalhy Skelton and Ken Ncmeyer; CWT, Diane Patton and Paul Cihulka; Art Club and Creative Magazine, Val Larsen and Kevin Jenk-nins: Pep Club and-Sjiartan Club. Mary PatCormerlon and -Mike Palmer.

Jeanne Campbell has announced the cast of the senior "class play, ''Thurber Major roles are John Annin, Kim Beer, John Bellinger, Dehhie Boelimer, Roger Brint, Nan Clayton, Mdi. Comer, Maiv Pat Conmoiv Barb Vivi Gustafson, Guy Katz, Darrvl Kennedy, Rich Knauel, Sara Kotnen, Neil Peterson, Marilyn Ryding, Sandy Vv ft MARENGO t- Planning a Nov. 18 wedding are Alberta Steurer of Marengo and James P. Gallagher of Marerrgo. 1 heir parents are Mr.

and Mrs. Albert G. Steurer of Marengo and Mr. and Mrs. M.

L. Gallagher of Waterman. Miss Steurer is employed as a secretary for Arnold Engi-neering in Marengo. Her fiance is an Illinois State Trooper stationed in Districts, Elgin. 'J- 1- 1' OCTOBER PHOTO COUPONS A COMPLETE CAMERA DEPT.

At LEHAtl DRUGS 1 "1 a CINDY HOFFMAN Photo Dept. Downtown, ANN ARNOLD Photo Dept. DeKalb Mkt. Alberta Steurer With trained personnel on duty to help you with your picture taking needs and photo problems either you like your Berkey Computerized Printsjor you doiVt pay for them. COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY YOUR ORDER 5x7 Glossy COLOR ENLARGEMENT From Your Favorite Slide or Negative Fouiteen candidates h.id petitioned and gave specifies at u.t By SHFRYLL IIACB DEKALB Big news this week is mostly the vearliook I sav were by now they'll know whether it was successful or not.

Speaking ot bake sales, the sophomores leining the dates of contests and v.ti ious workshops throughout the year. The first meet should be in about a 1.50 Value Limit 1 iiiul uicruiiK, limn wiuiil lull students were chosen: Mark t.v;....L supplements they are out and -iwxJuuwl -a-hittf- i ra iiii.si unii Gouiley and Dave Keim. Al Also havma a meeting last Expires so everyone is pretty well filled up with sweet stuff for a while. The seniors haven't been idle, however, in the midst of (AssJ hi night was the DeKalb County Conservation Club(D3C). This was an organizational meeting, principally, but.

from the sound ot things, there are a great many things that the D3C is planning throughout this year. The Key Club is having its meeting tonight; the plans for the btmfire, held after the snake dance on riuiisdav Oct 12 Hopefully, the football team will have fired up by Friday the 13th -if that's a goodsign1 though all the candidates gave reasonable arguments as to their election, it was voted by the council members 'that these, four should represent yie student hodv.on the Coordinators Council. A past member of the coun-. cil, as well as newly elected, to represent the student body' agan, Mike Zurbrugg reported that the grading system and the present system of counting credits as the graduation requirements were discussed bv this committee of department heads from all parts of the school 11x14 Glossy BLACK WHITE ENLARGEMENT and Monday they were handed out to students who had purchased yearbooks for the 1971-72 school year. The annual supplements were mailed to all the graduates from last 'year These contain prom 'pictures, track, baseball.

and many other such spring activities that happened too late for the printing of the regular yearbook. Registration is being held at the guidance office fdr the juniors and seniors interested in taking the Preliminary Scholastic Apptitude Test (PSAT), with the NMSQT (and no one's relly sure what those initials stand The lest is being taken Oct. 28 in the high school auditorium, The PSAT is the initial test, taken by college bound upperclassmen, is a sample of sorts for the SAT and ACT. i. 'ft From Your Negative 3.00 Value this activity, they've been planning their skit for the assembly to be held during Homecoming wuek but.

it very hush-hush. All other plans for that next week are rather well kept also, save for the meager information about hall decora--tions class Seniors get the main lobby and bus entrance, as well as adjoining hall; juniors get the English hall and the area in front of the Commons; sophomores get the business and math hall, as well as the office lobby and the and. last but hardly least, the. freshmen get the science hall. The Civil Liberties Club sponsored a Vietnam vesterdav in the auditorium The teach-in was conducted bv two NIU professors Clark NehiT, social studies; and Jack Bennett of the Biology Department.

Held during sixth and seventh periods yesterday, the teach-in was successful, particularly with the history and social science departments here at school. The Forensics Club had a. meeting last night, also, eon- Limit 1 CAR RENTAL By the Day, Week or Month Insurant and OatoNn Fvrnlinaal Call 756-6351 For Rates Kithwauk hvtstmtnti Oivijon of 4th ST. MOTORS DeKalb 204 North 4h St 9 The coming production of "Barefoot in the Park" is well on us wav. As of last week, the cast had been the crewheatls were chosen and work was beginning for costuming, stage, furniture etc.

1 here is a voter registration drive for all high school students who will be 18 by Oct 10, This serves mostly as a reminder for these students to get registered plenty of time for the elections on Nov. 7. The juniors arc planning a bake sale for today or should 0 LE C3 fi Ijjvl Charge It I The I DRUG STORES Uehan Way? Student Council has finally settled the question of eligibility for the students to be elected to the Department Coordinators Council. It was decided that any student could enter a petition, to be included on the ballot at the last meeting, Sept. 28..