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i I Rick Freund Most Valuable FootBall Player At MCHS By Dick Rabbitt All Conference fullback Rick Freund was selected by his teammates as the Most Valuable Football Player at the Annual Awards Night held on Tuesday at West Campus. Rick was also awarded another honor when he was chosen along with Bob Dobbertin as the Honorary Co-Capt's for the past season. The best defensive award went to junior linebacker Bob Eppel. Twenty-five Varsity Awards were presented by Coach Bill Day, along with 15 J.V. Awards. Following is a list of the letter winners and the J.V. squad. J.V. AWARDS Ken Ludwig, Steve Whitehead, Joe Fliege, Ken Street, Brian Haley, Ben Jacobs, Joe Dougherty, Tom Sabienlv, . EXCLUSIVE AREA SHOWING , , (OVER 5 MONTHS SRO IN CHICAGO ALREADY) J Judith Crist/New York Magazine : "May the blue- noses leave it lay for the pleasure of those whose taste it is. Stands photographically head and shoulders above 'Throat'.. .and more varied! The first ten minutes achieve Modigliani tones. 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'The Devil in Miss Jones' never tries to be funny or sarcastic, or campy, as the general run of the mill sexploiters usually do. Damiano is dead serious in his attempt to combine straight drama, sociological endeavor and of course, sexual activity into a true form of erotic art, even to the camera work and scenario." Addison Verrill/Van ety: "The picture is a sensation, marked by a technical polish that pales some recent Hollywood product and containing some of the most frenzied and erotic sex sequences in memory. The picture boasts an evocative, sensual score, first rate color photography. A major plus in the sound. If Marlon Brando can be praised for giving his almost-all in 'Last Tango in Paris' one wonders what the reaction will be to Miss Jones' lead Georgina Spevlin, whose performance is so naked it seems a massive invasion of privacy." Bernard Drew/ Gannett Syndicate: "The photography is good, the music even better. I must say that Georgina Spevlin looks as if she's having fun doing what she does so naturally. This picture has an obvious moral, with the leading lady going off to spend an eternity in a Hell first devised by Jean-Paul Sartre in 'No Exit'. An Easter Surprise for fallen angels!" After Dark Magazine/ "Ten times 'Tango's' impact!" John Crittenden/Bergan Record. "'The Devil in Miss Unlike 'Last Tango' it 's well worth the * • * * * * • « ¥ • * * * * « « « • ¥ • • ¥ • * ¥ ¥ * « • * f • • * * • * * • * * • • • • * • * * • ¥ * • • * ¥ • • • • • • • • • * ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ * * • * * ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥. Jones' is a serious erotic fi lm $5 Price!" Glenn O'Brien/ Andy Warhol's Interview: "if you're Hell-Bent only once this year, make sure it 's to 'The Devil in Miss Jones'! This could be the 'Beyond the Valley of the Dolls' of its IS_&_PVJER_ONLYI PgSIJIVE.PRQQ.F.REQP^ * RATED ® * IN COLOR * CONTINUOUS * PRESENTATION J 7:00 P.M. * 8:15 P.M. I 9:30 P.M. » 10:45 P.M. * T̂nnf̂ Q STARTS * JUIIF& FRIDAY * I STARRING GEORGINA SPELVlN NOVEMBER 16th * HARVARD i THEATRE I 21-23 NORTH AYER STREET » HARVARD, ILLINOIS * Scott Frantz, Scott Nimsgren, Ron Stine, Ray Williams, Gerald Biederer, Joe Broderick and Tom DeCicco. Terry Johnson and Marty Zeller (Mgr.). VARSITY LETTER WINNERS Bob Staley Sr., Randy Mc- Cafferty Jr., Steve Kasprzyk Jr., Steve O'Halleran Sr., Steve Hurckes Sr., George Hansen Jr., Ev Klapperich Jr., Dave Dulberg Jr., Rick Freund Sr., Mike Thornton Sr., Tom Long Sr., Steve Lane Jr., Kerry Jernigan Jr ., Bob Dobbertin Sr., Tom Wright Sr., Roger Gerstad Jr., Neal Barry Jr., Mike Roberts Jr., John Meyer Sr., Dan Voight Jr., Kerry Decker Sr., Bob Eppel Jr., John Dix Jr., Jim Grabowski Sr., Fred Bixby Sr. and Roger Mroz Sr. Just home from the football awards program at West Campus. Nice crowd. Good sociable time. There must have been 45 freshman boys stepping up to get their honors. Some looked small, but they have time to grow. They are rugged and have desire. In two or three years, we won't recognize them. Sophs were not as numerous. Some drop football and turn to other sports. That's the way the ball bounces. Somebody's loss is the other guy's gain. The Sophs started great until too many joined the crutch brigade. There should be some good varsity material in this group. Mobile Varsity players were not too happy about their record, but can be proud of the spirit and fortitude shown. The world loves a winner. We should have one in '74 to love. The McHenry County Snowmobile Association was well attended by 5 members of the Harmony Snowmobile club last Wed., Nov. 7. The McHenry County ass'n., meets the first Wednesday of each month to compare notes etc., among the 7 active snowmobile clubs that are now formed in the McHenry county. They are Polar Pairs of Spring Grove, Richmond Trailblazers of Richmond, Woodstock Snowmobile club of W o o d s t o c k , H u n t l e y Snowmobile club of Huntley and there are 3 clubs in the McHenry area. A new club, the McHenry Snowballers, the Sno- bugs and the Harmony snowmobile club. The state association meets the second Tuesday of each month in Aurora. Association stickers were discussed but was tabled until the need is there. The Trail committee decides on this need. Snowmobilers here is a word of caution from the Illinois Department of Conservation. The certificates of number of snowmobiles registered during the 1971-1972 expired on Sept. 30,1973. There will be no notice of expiration sent out by the state so owners are urged to check their registration to determine if it has expired, and to re-register immediately if it has. Snowmobilers clan get SKYLINE Rout* 120-1 Mil* Eo»t of McH*nry_ I THEY'RE ALL LOOKING FOR A MASTER Cheerleaders and Pep Club girls were dressed up in long skirts for the occasion. They looked real nice. Couldn't blame the boys if their eyes drifted from football awards. We do have a high class group of men guiding our young men in their athletic en­ deavors. That will reflect on the conduct and progress of these young fellows. The mamas baked a lot of tasty cake and cookies to serve the crowd. Temporarily off our diet. During refreshments we sat with the Richard "Nick" Freunds. They were happy -- and rightly so. Their sort had just received top awards. Rich was really a good one as his All- Conference selection attests. We covered games when Rick's Dad played for McHenry high. He could rip through the line real good. Yep. Real good. The Cubs are trading. They should. Dear "S.I.H.": Just to settle an argument in our group. Do people prefer to see girls wearing slacks or shorts? We will await your answer. "NO NAME" Dear "NO NAME": You say people. Men or women? Yours, "S.I.H." It was a hard decision, but after seeing the coaches and players Tuesday night - then the boys in the Plaindealer establishment Wednesday we have finally decided to let our hair grow. If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Princess Ann used the old fashioned marriage vows in­ stead of the modern "Love, honor and Oh, Boy!" Hockey League Reorganization Meeting Nov. 21 The 21st of November, Wednesday night at 8 p.m. at the Veteran's of Foreign Wars hall (V.F.W.) there will be a meeting for all interested boys, men, women to decide whether to reorganize the McHenry Hockey league under a new renewal applications from the Department of Conservation or from any snowmobile dealer. The application will cost $6 and should be mailed to the Department of Conservation, Boat Licensing Section, Room 605, State Office Building, Springfield, 111. 62706. Pub. Ch. The Lows CHEERING THE TROJANS and cheer they did as these gals kept the spirit up while the McHenry Junior High football team captured their first conference championship in over a decade. In for­ mation from top left are J. Duenser, J. Freund, D. Alderman, S. Roher, B. Weber, K. Weber, T. O'Leary and L. Ziebel. 4 • (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD), MCHS Wrestlers Open Season Here Tuesday Evening Vs. Larkin general manager and working force. We need people to show not only an interest to play, but to be part of the league and be workers. One man can not do the job. Pass the word along to all people, who want to have the league, to be at the V.F.W. hall at 8 p.m. sharp. We will discuss the league with a determination to start fresh and make it like the first year. Insurance, teams, schedules, coaches, practice time, fees, referees and anything that the group would like to cover will be discussed. We would like to get the rink set up Thursday morning with all members helping. If cold SEE STEWARDESSES BATTLE KUNG ru KILLERS! 33 $3/0 CARLOAD with this ad Fri-Sat- Sun ONLY ©SHOWCASE CRYSTAL LAKE 815 / 455 1005 ON ROUTE 14 JUST WEST OP ROUTE 31 THEATRES A SIEGEL FILM -A UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNICOLOR' PANAVISION' mo FEATURE TIMES weeitaays 2 Sat. & Sun. i weekdays - 7 & 9 ' Sat. & Sun. - 3,5,7 & 9 3:20,5:20, 7:20 & 9:20 By Dick Rabbitt Coach Paul Palmateer's "Rassling Warriors" will open their 1973-74 season here Tuesday evening against Larkin of Elgin. At this writing 25 boys have reported out Tor the team. Paul Antonou, Mark Alvord, Mike Allison, Jim Cole, Dan Condi, Rick Christofferson, Dave Dulberg, Joe Dougherty, Keith Durkin, Scott Frantz, Frank Frantz, George Hansen, Andy Hansen, Steve Hurckes, Skip Kocher, Steve Lane, Frank McClatchey, Scott Nimsgern. Jim O'Malley, Mark Sullivan, Ken Scanlin, Mike Thornton, Greg Worm, Bob Eppel and Rich Bender. 1973-74 WRESTLING SCHEDULE Tues., Nov. 27, McHenry at Grayslake, 6:30; Fri., Nov. 30, Barrington at McHenry, 6:45; Tues., Dec. 4, McHenry at Crown, 6:15; Fri., Dec. 7, McHenry at Zion-Benton, 6:45; Sat., Dec. 8, Varsity Round Robin, 11:00; Fri., Dec. 14, Lake Forest at McHenry, 6:45; Sat., Dec. 15, Wauconda F-S Tourn., 9:00; Fri., Dec. 21, Harvard Tournament - Varsity, 6:00; Sat., Dec. 22, Harvard Tournament, 10:00; Fri., Jan. 4, Barrington Tournament - F, 9:00; Sat., Jan. 5, Barrington Tournament, 9:00; Tues., Jan. weather hits early we can have ice to play on. Many problems came up last year and we wish to resolve them now and do it right. If not enough players show an in­ terest, it could fold up for a long time and the kids will skate on river or lake ice and in a dangerous way. Come and let's set it up now for a good year of hockey play. FRI. thru THURS. NOV. 16-22 8, jCary-Grove at McHenry, 6:15; Fri., Jan. 11, Mundelein at McHenry, 6:45; Tues., Jan. 15, Woodstock at McHenry, 6:15; Fri., Jan. 18, McHenry at Dundee, 6:45; Tues., Jan. 22. McHenry at Antioch, 6:30; Fri., Jan. 25, McHenry at Liber- tyville, 6:45; Fri., Feb. 1, North Chicago at McHenry, 6:45; Tues., Feb. 5, McHenry at Crystal Lake, 6:45; Fri., and Sat., Feb. 8,9, - NSC at Crown; Fri., and Sat., Feb. 15,16 - IHSA District; Fri., and Sat., Feb. 22, 23 - IHSA Sectional; Fri., and Sat., March 1,2- IHSA STATE; Coach Palmateer - Varsity; Coach Brown - Asst., Varsity; Coach Ludwigson - Soph.,; Coach Hutchinson - Freshman. Twenty Eight Report For Soph Wrestling Twenty eight boys greeted Coach Bob Ludwigsen in the first session of the 1973-74 wrestling season last week. The first- match is Tuesday against Larkin of Elgin. Those reporting were: Dave Kennebeck, Mike Bazan, Matt Schuster, Bob Murray, Tim Doherty, Jim Murgatroyd, Jeff Frantz, Mitch Quilco, Ruben Riveria, Bob Schooley, Dave Wohnrade, Joe Johnson, Denny Useman, Bill Rowe, Ric Carlson, Karl Swanson, Marty VanKanegan, Greg Thornton, Tom Hutchinson, Randy An­ derson, Mike Mai, Brian Nussf Ambrose Kihl, Dave Christopher, Bruce Siegert, Joe DeBuck, Guy Miller, Bill True, and the manager is Joe Han­ son. 21 Sophs Out For Basketball Twenty one sophomores have reported to Coach Gary Collins for this year's basketball squad. The squad has been working out daily in preparation for the opener against Sycamore in the Prince Niblet Tourney at Kaneland. The young Warriors take the floor in the opening game of tlr One Of The Most Popular Pictures Of Our Time ! "BILLY JACK"* TOM LAUGHLIN - DELORES TAYLOR FRI.-SAT.-SUN. 7 & 9 * WEEKDAYS 7:30 ONLY tournament on Friday, Nov. 23 at 9 a.m. Those boys reporting for the team are as follows: Tony Behtz, Randy Blankenhorn, Tony Christy, Brett Decker, Otto Dschida, Dave Gerrard, Ron Himpelmann, Pete Kasperski, Joe Knaack, Tod Lange, Tom Ludwig, Brian Lund, Bill Meyers, Dan Mc- Cafferty, Greg O'Halleran, Paul O'Malley, Terry Reilly, Don Rode, Vic Santi, and Greg • Smith. The managers are Steve! Knor, and Don Peterson. The sophomore scorer is Brett i Jackson. Recent excavations un­ covered 700 ears of corn, stored ; in a cave pit, some 2,000 years • ago. MILLER WOODSTOCK - 338-0032 KIDDES MATINEE * SATURDAY & SUNDAY "CHITTY. CHITTY, BANG BANG" OPEN 1 p.m. - Starts 1:30 - Out 3:55 Friday J_WeeK THE DAY OF THE JACKAL PAGE 8 - PLA1NDEALER-FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1973 PRESENT FOOTBALL TROPHIES - Head football coach Bill Day (left) presented trophies at the annual Football Awards Banquet held Tuesday night. Rick Freund (center) received the award for Best Offensive Player and also Most Valuable Player. Rick was also voted on the North Suburban All-Conference team as McHenry's only player to receive that honor. At right is Bob Eppel, who was voted as the team's best defensive player. During the season, Bob was in on over 125 tackles. At the banquet, letter awards were presented to over 100 freshman, sophomore, junior and senior athletes in football. „ (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) SPORTS Hornets All Stars Receive League Trophies On Sunday, Nov. 11, the Northern Illinois Junior Football League held its championship game at Warren high school, Gurnee. The Palatine North team defeated Gagewood 25 to 13 to win the championship. It is at this game that the league All Stars receive their trophies. In order to be selected a boy must have played out­ standing football in the eight league games. Each week two boys from each team are selected as player of the week. The boy receiving the most votes for the season becomes a league All Star. The All Stars for the McHenry Hornets heavyweight team were Mark Mayer, fullback, and Eddie Walker, center. On the lightweight team they were, Mark Ziszik, quarterback and Tony Zwilling, End. The players were in­ troduced to the crowd and had to run to the fifty yard line to receive their awards from the league. President PhU Thorne was very proud of the boys, s ince he is also head coach of the Hornets. Congratulations to the All Stars. EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDIT0RJ CHAMPS. The McHenry Junior High football team captured the Tri-County League Championship and their only loss was to Round Lake by a 7-6 score. With wins over Johnsburg, Parkland, Cary, Hickory and Montini, the Trojans tallied for 152 points while holding their opponents to 59. In the front row are l-r L. Delke, R. Connell, J. Buenzli, B. Harvey, G. Lenzie, T. Sweeney, L. Sharp and T. Hughes. In second row are L. Deja, R. Rouse, B. Thomas, D. Lindahl, R. Weingart, R. Gusman, D. Schaeffer and R. Pepping. In * third row are Coach A. Jouanovic, D. Alderman, D. Kotiw, J. •' Szerszen, J. Partenheimer and Coach T. Kryc. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) t