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Newspaper

Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1971

Page

1

Thanks to Henry Fans for Supportive Home Town Season

Dear Henry Fans The Students and faculty express sincere thanks to Henry citizens and fans who attended games Several adults without direct ties also showed up in strong numbers At away games crowds often exceeded student attendance Henry Senachwine High School is proud of its fans and the season Northwestern University offers a 41st High School Institute June 27 to July 31 1971 with lectures readings labs field trips Tuition 195 fees 30 room and board 18500 applies for students with three years of math This opportunity funds meaningful activities

Henry Northwestern University

Puts Unty High School Senior Profiles

Raymond Johnson of Mark with Alfred and with two brothers Kenny and Dave lists electronics as a favorite and plans a career in electronics or technical fields He admires a stand up person and finds PCHS a good school Dave Daniels of Mark with C E and Ellen and E siblings favors electronics and drafting and hopes to become an electronics engineer He enjoys fried chicken ravioli and navy blue and values friendly teachers and students Kevin Coleman of Hennepin with John and Mrs Coleman has sisters Jackie Debbie Susan and brothers Pat and Gene once a basketball and baseball manager admires a humorous person His favorites cranberry Swiss steak and spaghetti yearns for easygoing friends Gary Boggio of Hennepin with Frank Jr and siblings plans to study drafting after graduation He lists chicken yellow and black as favorites and drafting as his subject He wants friends with humor and ease of companionship.

Raymond Johnson Mark Alfred Johnson Kenny Dave PCHS Ray Dave Daniels C E Daniels Ellen Kevin Coleman John Coleman Hennepin Jackie Debbie Susan Pat Gene Kevin Gary Boggio Gary Frank Boggio, Jr

Henry High Bowl Team Practices For Senior Bowl

Henry High's Bowl team meets three days a week from 730 to 830. Members Andy Swengel Sharon Phippes Carol Wolske Julie Alden and Helene Moeller train under Mr Hulin with Mr Amons. A February 23 pizza party preceded the Senior Bowl held February 27 featuring 32 teams and a 24 minute per round format modeled after College Bowl.

Andy Swengel Sharon Phippes Carol Wolske Julie Alden Helene Moeller Henry High Hulin Amons Henry St. Bede’s Bruins Streator High School Streator Rotary Club Moulin Henry High School

Track squad outlines eligibility and schedule

The high school track team held a meeting in room 4 last Tuesday with sixteen athletes and three managers joining. Mr Crawley explained letter requirements of fifteen points including a major meet point and season completion, and previewed eight outdoor and three indoor meets including March 13 Western Invitational at Macomb, March 27 Oak Park Relays at River Forest, and March 31 Joe Cogdill Invitational at Hirton Field House.

Crawley Macomb Oak Park River Forest Oak Park High School Joe Cogdill Hirton Field House

Ensemble Contest at Stockton March 13 1971 Solos and duets listed

The solo ensemble contest will be held at Stockton on March 13 1971. Contestants include Mike Chapman clarinet solo Bull Hurd saxophone solo Callye Hunt French horn solo Karla Moeller cornet solo Juh Nader baritone solo Becky Waughop Dixie Stout flute and clarinet duet Colleen Winship piano solo Brenda Debbie Finfgeld vocal duet Camilla Techalauski Linda Kelly Joann Altizer Juli Nader Dixie Stout and Vickie Hawkins vocal solos Matt Lutes vocal solo Bill Hurd vocal solo. We wish them luck and top ratings. Good luck.

Stockton Mike Chapman Bull Hurd Callye Hunt Karla Moeller Juh Nader Becky Waughop Dixie Stout Colleen Winship Brenda Debbie Finfgeld Camilla Techalauski Linda Kelly Joann Altizer Juli Nader Vickie Hawkins Matt Lutes Bill Hurd

Patch of Blue Dance Refunds After Band No-Show

The FFA and FHA hosted A Patch of Blue last Saturday with no band present. People danced to tapes. refunds offered to attendees who wanted them. Most were indifferent, some felt refunds deserved, and organizers thanked the two groups for attempting to make up for the mishap.

FFA FHA Theis

Song For Even Monday

A reflective verse contemplates winter rain and delayed spring. The speaker questions waiting for renewal and imagines rain renewing thoughts and feeling, washing over the mind and heart and prompting spoken words again.

Burning The School

An odor from room 9 in the Home Ec cooking class raises concerns. Students report smoke and a small fire as beginners work, and a call to action urges rapid response to the room 9 incident.

Regional Tournament Schedule at Princeton

Calendar items show regional tournament events at Princeton from March 3 to March 5 with the end of the fourth six weeks on March 8 and an FFA Dinner planned. The Wednesday start lists March 3, followed by Thursday March 4 and Friday March 5.

Princeton

Birthdays by Paulette Reno and Local Residents

March 1 Larry Doyle and Corliss Vignal. March 2 Cindy Lamm and Bill Brandstatter. March 3 Ray Johnson. March 5 Bob Crew and Gary Knapp. March 6 Larry Lapuh. Local notices list residents' birthdays with dates and names.

Paulette Reno Larry Doyle Corliss Vignal Cindy Lamm Bill Brandstatter Ray Johnson Bob Crew Gary Knapp Larry Lapuh

Not Acrobats But Tumblers at School PE Class

In our high school, girls in physical education class try to perform acrobatic feats but end up tumbling and bruising themselves. The piece notes Mrs Smith’s disappointment with their efforts and urges patience.

Mrs Smith

Life Poem Emphasizes Now and Beginning

A reflective verse proclaims life as present and renewed in the moment. It contrasts dreams and projects with the "beginning past" and ongoing life, ending with a resolve to sing, rejoice, and make music now.

We'd Like To See 1 The Band Show Up Next Time

A school note lists requests from students including better attendance by the band, fewer writing days in English, less homework, and improvements in hallway lighting and test results. It also calls for humor at 6th hour and junior book reading before the six weeks end.

Mark Twain

The Dangers of Drug Use From a Student Perspective

The passage discusses teenage drug use as an escape from social problems, highlighting physical and mental dependence, withdrawal, and the impact on behavior. It warns that parents and pushers may fail to help and notes marijuana as common, potentially leading to harder drugs. It urges readers to learn about drugs before using them.

Jami Geermanson

Putnam County FFA Holds Slave Sale Auction

The Putnam County FFA held a slave sale auction last Saturday February 20 with auctioneers Bob Keegan and Bob Litherland selling members from the James Smoot farm for $23 to Mr Hall and $18 to Bill Calbow. Totals reached $334 for a planned May Parent-Son Banquet.

Ken Knapp Putnam County FFA Bob Keegan Bob Litherland James Smoot Mr Hall Bill Calbow

A Change Of Scenery By Joe Engelhaupt

A poet contrasts winter with thawing rain and melting snow. Rain returns life to bare fields and rivers while mist rises and green appears where snow lay. The piece reflects on the odd shift from season to season.

Joe Engelhaupt

Panthers Ready for Regional Clash at Princeton

On March 2 the Panthers coached by Taylor face Putnam County and La Salle Peru in the regional tournament at Princeton. The matchup promises competitive play with strong rosters on both sides as the Panthers pursue advancement.

Panthers Putnam County la Salle Peru Princeton Taylor

Ode To A Sparrow Oh Tiny Bird Of Liberty

A poem fragment portrays a sparrow flying free above blue skies while the speaker, confined behind four walls, longs for liberty and peace. It asks why love and peace are hard to spread and urges people to learn from the sparrow’s happiness and freedom.

Joe Engelhaupt Gentle Sparrow

Guess Who by Cyndy Faletti

A riddle about a six foot tall boy nicknamed Buzz living near McNabb with three siblings. He is Class of 72 and a member of the basketball team. The piece ends noting last week's Guess Who was Dorothy Erickson.

Cyndy Faletti Buzz McNabb Dorothy Erickson

Meet Mr Koppenhoefer

Mr Stephen J Koppenhoefer is the substitute science teacher at Putnam County High School for Mr Edwards. He attended Illinois State University earning a BA in chemistry and lives in Granville. He plans to continue graduate chemistry hours and serves as sponsor for the Freshman Class. His hobbies include photography history and weapons.

Cindy Epley Stephen J. Koppenhoefer PCHS Edwards Illinois’ State University Koppenhoefer Granville Putnam County

Numerous social visits and family milestones in Henry area

Mrs. Bruce Crenshaw was brought home after 12 days of observation at Peoples Hospital in Peru. Across the area, neighbors relatives and friends joined gatherings at Maple Fair in Rockville birthday dinners at the Reichen home and various visits in Austin Peoria Chicago and Peoria area with multiple households hosting dinners cards and tours to theaters and bowling events.

Bruce Crenshaw Peoples Hospital Peru H. D. Robison Vince Snodgrass Ohio Margaret Revell Indiana Parke County Rockville Austin Ind Henry James Steele Norman Gisler Ralph Hubbard Earl Connelly Ruth James Hastings Raymond Lee Eugene Klein Jane Lacon Marshall I Downey Merle Kleins Scotty John Klein Rome Downey Walter Reichen Debbie Reichen Denise Jack Seghi John Seghi Traci Cedar Point Jane Bogner John Pretty Peoria Fred Ford Charles B Cooper Ford Snider John Moline Chas J G Moline Clarendon Hills Helen Trobaugh Earl Trobaugh Bradford Mark Tawney Bruce K Bauter Joe Beth Blake Henry Masonic Lodge Miami Bowl Chicago M. Kaliher Tom Koehler Cedar Rapids Iowa Mary Jean Kuchenmeister Rockford Norbert J. Kuchenmeister George Mathis Edward Mathis Walter Rebholz Jebeng Geraldett

Birthday and visit notices from various Illinois households

Mrs Herman Troendly invited her brothers and sister in law to a birthday dinner for Ed Schmitt. Mrs Lawrence Daniels hosted a visit from her son Eldon Daniels and family in Elgin. Several local residents celebrated birthdays with luncheon or family gatherings. Ed Schmitt and Charles Herschel Robison reception guests included Mrs James Cummins and others. Several families planned trips to Texas, Chicago and Peoria for events and hospital visits occurred at St Margaret's and Proctor Hospital. Local residents attended IEA conventions and weddings, with trips to Jumer's and Beverly Theater noted.

Herman Troendly Inlaw Cal Schmitt Ed Schmitt Lawrence Daniels Eldon Daniels Tim Kim Elgin Charles B Herschel Robison James Cummins Don Palm Troi Lacon Kenneth Palm Texas Paul Flynn Birch Lake Minn Clancy Flynn Jerry Tom Louis Newhalfen E W_ Newhaven Chillicothe Lawrence Newhalfen Jackie Jan Wenona Pete Newhalfen Durita Timmy Henry Ralph Kimpling St Margaret's Hospital Spring Valley Robert McBride Henry Grade School IEA Sheraton-Chicago Chicago Elmer Neuhalsen Ernest Skaggs Varna Fred Schoof LaRose Proctor Hospital Peoria Schoof Neuhalfens Jumer’s Beverly Theater Cougar Country Mark Robin Stansell Monmouth Harry Stansell Donald Stansell Country Life Companies Bill Bare Magnolia Ray Warner Everett Newell Peru Dannie Newell Duane Newell Bradford James Newell

Farm Equipment Auction Listing From 1960s Inventory

An auction-style catalog lists varied tractors implements and farm gear including 1967 trucks with gas V8s and a 1966 GMC implement truck, several planters and cultivators from Allis Chalmers, John Deere and others, multiple 4- to 6-row cultivators, plows, discs, spreaders, harvest and loading equipment, grinders mixers, and new equipment items with extensive attachments and specifications. Named brands include John Deere, Allis Chalmers, Oliver, Moline, New Holland, Ford, Case, and Gehl with multiple models and implements priced for sale.

Allis Chalmers Int Deere J Deere New Holland New Idea Oliver Midwest Midwest Planter Ford Sentele M. Moline J. Deere

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Henry Senachwine High School Puts Unty Jet Heansen Guess Mr. Koppenhoefer Reeser Farm Equipment CO Mendota, Ill John Deere Kewanee Reeser van Hyfte Bros Melvin Haak Setchell Schoenholz and Olsen
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