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N City Schools Graduate 570 (Continued from page 1) {he Kiwanis award. Speaker for the evening will be Dr. Carl T. Bergstrom, superintendent. Diplomas willbepresentedby Dr. Griesbach, president of the board of education, and Df7 Bergstrom. Class members are as follows: Patricia Ann Alsing Nona Noreen Amour Martin Roy Apel Patricia Joan Arient Patrick Dennis Arnold William Baccia Cheryl Bachechi Howard James Bacon Richard Michael Basile John Dennis Backer Ralph Martin Berent Karen Sue Betts Charles Joseph Blake James Shannon Blundell Gary Steven Boehm Judy Boeker ^ Deborah Jean Borter Judy Ann Bradley Lynn Frances Brda Debra Louise Brendle Andrea K. Broman William George Brut Denise Freda Bucaro Deborah Calvert June Irma Campbell Kolleen Patricia Carroll Joseph Armando Castillo John P. Casey Robert T Chamberlain Alan Carl Cina . Jenise A. Comiskey Steven P. Congdon Annette L. Cooper David Counley John C. Cunat Lynn E. Cygan Karen Ann Davidson Pamela Jof Davis Gustave John DeBuck Edward Patrick Delelio ' :Mark Diedrich Kevin Michael Dorati y Marlene Dowell Martin Duling Chris A. Durkin Frank Ehredt Patricia Emerson Thomas R. Erber Timothy Paul Eternick , Louis Feiring , Thomas M. Fenwick Sherry Finney William J. Fleming Rosemary Foreman Sherie Foute Valerie Frett Diane Fruik Michael D. Gabriel Suzanne Gerstad Thomas Giacomo Judith Gilbert George G. Gilpin Thomas M. Giurlani Wileen Glash Mary Afin Goffo Gregory R Golz James Curtiss Gray Russell A Grover Pegtjy Guettler Lee Allen Hahn George C. Haines Ronald R. Hamil Frank S. Hannemann Marsha Hansen Ellen Harris Colleen Hart James Haufe Patrick Heald Daniel T. Hellios John Alan Henderkmg Alana Jeanne Hendricks Jeffrey Scott Holthusen Jeffrey S. Hoskins Erin Marie Houlihan Beth Louise Howell Kathleen M. Hurst Robert William Hutchinson Charlene M. Jenner Darlene A. Jensen Kerry D. Jensen James D. 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Roalsen x L<?$h R ^lode Nane'tte Romani Laurie Jean Rudin John A Russell Pam Ryden James Scheid „ Janet Schlofner, Donna Schmunk HOLD 28th MILK DAY EVENTS AT HARVARD JUNE 7 (Continued from page 1) ers as Janet Lynn of Rockford, North American figure ice skating champion, who will crown the 1969 Milk Queen; Eagle Scouts of the Northern Illinois- Southern Wisconsin area who will have a place of honor in the Milk Day parade, Judi Ford of Belvidere, the 1969 Miss America, who will be represented by her father, Virgil Ford, due to a sponsor's commitment in California on June 7; outstanding 4-H, FFA, and WiTlrerrfT Paul Schmidt Paul Michael Schmitt Robert Schmitt Patrick M. Schopp Virginia Schubert Iris Dorothea Seese Margaret J. Sergeant Karen J. Slonina Deborah Anne Slottag Alvian Smith Eleanor Marie Smith Gregory Smith Michael C. Smith Michael L. Smith Roger Guy Smith Laura Marie Spero Nancy Joseph Staley Donna Lee Stanchuk Steven Stanek David M. Stastny . Craig A. 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The program Saturday starts with the Junior Dairy Cattle Show at the high school grounds at 9 a.m. The downtown program starts at 9:30 a.m. with three chartered buses available to take visitor s on a tour of three typical Milk Center dairy farms. Preceding the big parade at 1 p.m. will be, in front of the reviewing stand, the WGNCountry Fair broadcast at noon,conducted by Orion Samuelson. The parade (\yill start at South Ayer and Washington streets, marching north on Ayer (The Milky Way), crossing Division street (Route 14) at the Five Points one block east to Hart, and north on Hart to the high school grounds. Rockford's WREX-TV President, Joe Baisch, and Orion Samuelson will emcee the afternoon program, culminating at 4:30 with the fateful questions asked of seven lovely queen candidates. Mayor R.J. Morris will conduct an amusing Mayor's Milk Drinking Contest at 4; Lt. Gov. Simon and other guests will be introduced at 3:25. Harvard's Milk Day Farm Family will be introduced at 7:50 to start the evening program featuring the Up with People aggregation of 60 singers and musicians from the University of Illinois, who will make their first appearance Friday night. The fireworks display will conclude the Milk Day program at 9:30 p.m. Hdrrison School FRL J^E6/ • ^AINPEALER- P9. 11 To Graduate 59 Next Tuesday FAREWELL TO ARNFINN Open house honoring Arnfinn Stokkan will be held Sunday, June 8, at West campus between 2 and 5 p.m. This will be an opportunity for local residents to bid farewell to the popular young man who has spent the past year in McHenry, attending MCHS. He will return soon to his native Norway. (Continued from page 1) Rev. Richard N. Wright will give the benediction. The following is a list of the graduates: Linda Arndt, Joanne Belch, Deborah Berndt, Marilyn Beverwyk, Barbara Brenner, Linda Bland, Lee Cristy, Roxanne Delfino, Kim Gahagan, Kathleen Kaptain, Susan La Greca, Heather Lamont, Barbara Larson^Barbara Letizia, Debbie MaloPMary McGibbon, Jayne McMUlan, Lynn Moffett, Karen NatscjHn Lora Nielsen, Roberta rasmussen, Rebecca Ritthaler, Mary Sauers, Deborah Schleicher, Linda Schroeder, Karen Treasure and Mary Wines. Also Michael Armbrust, James Cashin, John Curran, Jack Dusthimer, Mark Ehredt, Jerry Fejedelem, Richard Gabrysiak, Ewald Greewood, Rob^ ert Habich, Ralph Hemme, Gary Hummel, William Hunt, Mark Kaefer, Daniel Kinzie, Tenold Kusch, Lawrence Lawniezak, William Legg, Guy Lindgren, Thomas Mathews, Ronald Max- TEACHER HONORED ON RETIREMENT (Gontinued from page 1.) decorated cake carrying a se-. lect quotation from their study of Virgil. They also gave her a rosebush for her rose garden. Mrs. Anglese's corsage and guest book were the gifts of a class member, Carol Curran, who is the fourth member of her family to have studied Latin under her instruction. Among those in attendance were the guest of honor* s daughter, Kathleen Giamalva, her husband, Vincent, and son, Jay, of Barrlngton; her sister, Miss Nellie Doherty, and brother, Paul Doherty, and the latter's wife from McHenry. Alsopresent was Mrs. Mabel Powers, a cousin, who is her godmother. Mrs. Anglese is a graduate of McHenry high school and of Rosary college. She taught for one year at Lincoln rural school and for twenty-eight years instructed Latin and French classes at MCHS. stadt, StevBfi" *McArdl^>James McMillan, Rinhard Mehkhofer, Anthony Panzica, Dale' Peterson, Gregory Pickrum,1 David Sanberg, Ronald Schuster, Walter Truzykowski, Steven Van Kanegan, Raymond C. Wenk, Jr., and Jay Young. Musin' & Meanderin (Continuad on page 11) just won't cooperate! In regard to "relating to!', we became weary of the expression long before we decided to consult a dictionary to> find out just what the new use of the term might indicate. When, we found a proper synonym to be "join", we decided right then and there that our age and conservatism would never permit our relating to the hippies, who ju.^,1 happen to be the folks we want to talk about. Now no one, can argue about the merits of at least one of the favorite Undertakings of many of tijein,^ajid that's the desire for peace snd th© end.of killing on the battle field. We haven't found a person who isn't 100 per cent back of that desire. But v.e'd like to offer another similar concern that we haven't heard them Mention and about which they might have more immediate success. 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