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PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1972 Frosh Drop 16-14 Game To Crystal Lake By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry high school freshmen lost their 3rd game of the season to Crystal Lake 16 to 14 on Saturday morning at West campus field. The young Warriors played a fine game, especially in the second half. The Warrior of­ fense was again led by Brian Nuss with 208 yds., in 27 carries. This is some running by a freshman. He scored both Warrior touchdowns on runs of 42 and 30 yds. The offensive line again opened up the holes for the backs. Jackson, Freund, Smith, Rosing, and Engmark did an outstanding job. Brian Lund's pass to Brett Jackson was good for the only extra point. After some first half problems the defense played quite well in the second half. Tony Bentz had 11 tackles, Mike Mai had 7 and Tommy Ludwig picked up 6. Next Saturday morning at the early hour of 9 the young Warriors host Woodstock at West campus. Come out and watch these young fellows perform. They will show you some exciting football. The McHenry "B" team lost 12 to 0 in a hard fought game. VETERANS MEET The regular meeting of the McHenry Barracks, No. 1315, Veterans of World War I, will be held Nov. 2 at the Legion home at 2 p.m. ORIENTATION AT MONTINI - Montinl Middle school will hold annual Parent's Orientation night" Thursday evening, Nov. 2. Purpose of the program is to give teachers an opportunity to present text materials, curriculum, methods of instruction and familiarize parents with school procedures. Shown preparing for the important program, from left, are Mr. Nellis, teacher; Margie Becker, fifth grade; Mike Freund, eighth grade and Dean Ziehel, sixth grade. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS Dolores White 458, Cammy Gaylord 209-459; Fran Matchen 181-443; Cathy Schlitt 201-471; Billie Mackinder 448; Mary Beth Fuchs 203-499. WONDER LAKE EARLY BIRDS BOWLING LEAGUE 10-26-72 Mari Hollingsworth 184, 161, 166 (511); Libby Johnson 164,187,139 ( 490); Pat Schuler 178,143, 159 ( 480); Barbara Gay 143, 192, 148 (483); Vi Johnson 129,156,189 ( 474); Joan Stravlin 129, 156, 169 ( 454). Splits: Harriette Griggs 2-7 and 5-10, Audrey Pittman 5-7 and 7-4-5, Betsy Smity 4-5-7. McHENRY TEACHERS' BOWLING LEAGUE Oct. 25 Total Team Standings W-L Pins 1 TheUltimates 17-7 7248 2. Odd-Balis 14-10 6939 3 Lucky Strikers 13-11 6698 4.Splitzers 11-13 6781 5. The Zeroes 10-14 7168 6 Pin-Poopers 7-17 6930 High Series - Bud Street - 154,194,138-486; Jerry Langner- 124,193,157-474; Carolyn Ber- tacchi - 180-118,157-455. High Games - Bud Street 194, Jeery Langner 193, Carolyn Bertacchi 180. Reihansperger Again Heads Country Club Herb Reihansperger was reelected president at the an­ nual election meeting of the McHenry Country club last Sunday. Splits - Carolyn Lossin - (5-7) Mary Leipzig (5-7-8) Jerry Langner (5-10). Serving with him will be Ted Spengel, reelected vice- president, and Richard Ziemai.. reelected treasurer. Paul Fidler will serve as secretary, replacing Frank Johnson, who is retiring from that post. New directors are Roland Herrmann and Dick Turner. They will join John Busscher, Peter Baker, Ray Johnson and Art Jackson, whose terms do not expire. A sponge is really the skeleton of a sea animal, with all flesh removed. ENROLLS AT COLLEGE Mark Adams, 3713 W. Grand avenue, McHenry, is one of 223 freshmen at Marian college, Indianapolis, Ind., this fall. Mark is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene L. Adams and a 1972 graduate of Marian Central, Woodstock. Mark was active in Drama and Spanish clubs. Marian has a new orientation program for freshmen this year. The program continues throughout the year with a series of voluntary weekly discussions on new situations facing the college student. 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