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PAGE 8 - PLAlNpKAI.Klt-WEDNESUAY, JUNE lg, 1974 . EARL WALSH So I Hear tIBUTE TO THORNTON. Athletic Director Bill Blankenhorn (r) resents the Gary Vogt Athletic and Achievement award to Mike frhornton. The presentation took place at the recent MCHS Honors night at McHenry West Campus. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) { 7-- -- I West Campus Pool Hours Thursday evening: 7:00 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday: 1:00 p.m. to 5 p.m. We will be closed July 4th. » West campus pool announces "*iimmer hours for public vimming. Starting June 10th . AOgust 2nd. Monday through Fri.: 1:00 fcm. to 3:00 p.m. This gift of COMFORT isa gift of VALUE <§> % $ FllTOFTOEljQQM This quality underwear is styled for comfort and good fit. Because the fabric is 100% cotton, it's wonderfully absorbent and perfectly washable. Where there's elastic, it's made to stand up under lots of wearings and washings. Frui t of the Loom . . . they keep making it better---not expensive. ATHLETIC SHIRTS Sizes S, M, L, XL WASH AND WEAR SHORTS Sizes 28-52 TEE SHIRTS Sizes S. M, L, XL KNIT BRIEFS Sizes 28-44 3/$2.99 3/$4.29 31 $3.39 3/ $3.19 McHeniy High Track Awards SENIORS Mike Cajthaml and Rick Freund - Major M certificate* Emblem, Plaque - 4th year. Roger Mroz - Minor M. Rich Nowell - Major M certificate, Emblem. Mike Thornton - Major M certificate, Emblem, Plaque. JUNIORS John Barnings - Major M certificate, Emblem, Plaque. Dave Dulberg - .Major M certificate, Emblem. Roger Gerstad - Minor M certificate. George Hansen - Major M certificate, Emblem, Plaque. Rich Hignight - Major M, Emblem. Mike Jablonski - Major M certificate, Emblem. Ben Jacobs - Major M certificate, Emblem, Plaque. John Janowiak - Minor M certificate. Ev Klapperich and John Mclnerney - Major M certificate, Emblem, Plaque. Joe Meyer and Scott Nimsgern - • Minor M certificate. Scott Pfau - Major M, Emblem. Mike Roberts and Ron Stine - Minor M certificate. Scott Sveen - Major M, Emblem. Tim Talbot - Major M certificate, Emblem, Plaque. McHenry, 111. Market Place Shopping Center HORNSBYS DAILY 9-9 Woodstock.Ill. Route 47 & Country Club Rd. SUNDAY 10-6 Cheer up you Cub fans. At ast you are playing them close. Imagine it! Ron Santo hits two home runs in a game and the Sox lose. With his tremendous speed, one of those was an inside the park homer. Anyone can predict the weather-partly cloudy and probable showers. Looks like the mosquito abatement program will get a real test this year. With all the damp weather, the little devils are putting the bite on us. A1 May, star basektball player at Marian Central, has been named to the Prep All- A m e r i c a n B a s k e t b a l l Yearbook. That puts A1 in position to be selected for national awards. Al, his parents, school, coaches, teammates, and friends can feel very proud of this honor. We add congratulations. Let's not forget that big attraction at McHenry Country Club Friday evening when you will see a real trick shot artist perform. Maybe Busse could take him down in the woods and show him how to play billiards off the trees. It was a short summer. Stores are advertising winter coats and furs for the ladies. George Thompson says that SPORTS EDITOR--I Eddy and (Grace Zender, fromer residents of the Pistakee Bay area, have returned to McHenry to reside after a 15 year absence. Old Timers will remember Eddy as the former owner and driver of the racing boat"HEX". As we always say, people always come back to McHenry where the welcome mat is always out - for nice people. Dick Allen has found the range and is hitting the ball hard for the Whte Sox. Makes us wonder how good he would be if he took spring training. After watching a lot of games lately, we realize that pitching is still the name of the game. Sheer laziness has probably been responsible for more shortcuts, not to mention valuable inventions, than we are ready to admit. Most of us are continually on the lookout, at least subconsciously, for easier ways to perform onerous or routine tasks. An example of imagination spurred on by outright lethargy is contained in the story of an old mountaineer and his wife who were sitting in front of the fireplace one evening just whiling away the time. After a long silence the wife said: "Jed, I think it's raining. Get up and go outside and see." The old mountaineer continued to gaze into the fire for a second, sighed, then said. "Aw, Ma, why don't we jest call in the dog and see if he's wet." -From Bits & Pieces Mike Zeitz certificate. Minor M SOPHOMORES Tony Bentz - Minor M certificate. Harold Brunow - Minor M. Brett Decker - Major M, Emblem. Jim Engmark - Minor M certificate. Scott Freund - Major M, Emblem. Jeff Griggs, Tom Hutchinson, Steve Koerber and Jim Murgatroyd - Minor M certificate. Brian Nuss - Major M certificate, -Emblem, Plaque. -Andrew Oakley and Jerry Pepping - Minor M certificate. Larry Ratler - Minor M. Don Rode"~\ Major M, Emblem. Greg Thornton - Major M certificate, Emblem, Plaque. Dennis UsemaflF Major M, Emblem. Alan Wagner - Minor M certificate. Jim Weber - Minor M. FRESHMEN Bob Beck and John Boernhoeft - 77 Numerals certificate. Dave Bremer - 77 Numerals. Jack Bucaro, Jim Dawson, Mark Dehn and Tim Huffman - 77 Numerals certificate. Loren Klapperich - Major M, Emblem. McHenry Girls9 Athletics Ends Exciting Year Eight McHenry H.S. Girls Interscholastic Sports enjoyed competition this year with other conference schools in field hockey, tennis, s w i m m i n g , v o l l e y b a l l , basketball, badminton, track, and jsoftball. Five or six -- f * T-- Russell McKay - 77 Numerals certificat. Bill Murgatroyd - Minor M. Mike Peterson - 77 Numerals certificate. Lee Piklor and Shaun Ready - 77 Numerals. John Rudolph - 77 Numerals certificate. Lamar Schillar - 77 Numerals. Randy Schillar - Minor M. Tom Travis - 77 Numerals. Howard Useman - Minor M. Bryan Von Brunchenhein, Dennis Wannamaker - 77 Numerals. , J^in Weyland - Minor M. fim Whitehead - 77 Numerals certificate. 50% REDUCTION OF AIRSTREAM INVENTORY • TENNIS MVP AWARD. Gary Swanson (L) receives the Most Valuable Player award at M.C.H.S. Presenting .he award is Warrior tennis coach Gary Gray. (gTAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Harry Stern Back In Winning Ways In Holiday Trap Shoot contests were scheduled in each sport and next year the competitive season will expand to include ten contests in almost all eight sports offered. Girls playing on the Interscholastic Teams this year were: BASKETBALL Roni Bierman, Fern Brody, Cathy Byers, Eileen Connell, Kim Curry, Lisa Fairbanks, B.J. Frantz, Sharal Koenigseder, Mary Kolejift^ Linda Lossman, ^Reg Lunkenheimer, Deb Mahon, Cindy McDonald, Janet McKinley, Cookie Miller, Lisa Newport, Taina Olsen, Lori Peterson, Annette Pintozzi, Stephanie Pitel, Nancy Randall, Kathy Rogers, Barb Romme, and Pat Stoffel. BADMINTON Roni Bierman, Mary Elliot, Helen Ericksen, Pat Estis, Dawn Ewald, Deb Freund, Mary Goetschel, Gail Gunder, Mara Jones, Monica Kosta, Reg Lunkenheimer, Deb Mahon, Lisa Newport, Taina Olsen, Kathy Pohlman, Diane Unger and Mona Wheelock. SOFTBALL Vicki Bazan, Roni Bierman, Cathy Byers, Margaret Cadotte, Dawn Ewald, Lisa Fairbanks, Chris Grieve, Cheryl Hermisello, Mary Kolenb, Linda Lossman, Reg Lunkenheimer, Deb Mahon, Cindy McDonald, Janet McKinley, Cookie Miller, Taina Olsen, Barb Romme, Pat Stoffel and Toni Weber. TRACK & FIELD Patti Althoff, Cindy Braun, Amy Chaps, Cathy Connell, Jeanette DeBuhr, Linda DeBuhr, Betsy Duel, Mary Elliot, Diane Eschner, Karen Freund. Deb Fuller, Regina Harry Stern, Antioch, (known in McHenry Sportsmen Circles) returned to his winning ways at the May 26th A.T.A. sanctioned Memorial Day Trap Shoot sponsored by the St. Charles Sportsmen's Club at Goettel, Lyn Haddick, Maureen Hall, Ann Heiser, Claire Higgins, Deb Justen, Alyce M a s s h e i m e r , L a u r a Neubaurer, Michele-Peterson, Nancy Peterson, Stephanie Pitel/ Kathy Rogers, Sue Seldon, Diane Smith, Chris Thome, Linda Vick and Terri Wilson. TENNIS Karen Anderson, Vicki Bazan, Karyl Brynarski, Helen Ericksen, Dawn Ewald, Monica Kosta, Liz Lang, Calinda Leonard, Joan Lingeman, Francine May, Janet Owen, Stephanie Pitel, Kathy Pohlman, Brenda Ryan, Dianna Unger and Virginia Wilsman. FIELD HOCKEY Roni Bierman, Nancy Brda, ' Angie Breidenfeld, .EUeent' Connell, Danettev Crawford, Mary Elliot, Diane Eschner, Cathy Gattone, Julie Guettler, Ann Neiser, Dawn Klassner, Sharal Koenigseder, Linda Lossman, Reg Lunkenheimer, Deb Mahon, Cindy McDonald, Taina Olsen and Kim Pinkstaff. SWIMMING Theresa Bade, Tammy Bieshke, Pat Cooley, B.J. Frantz, Gail Gunder, Mara Jones, Karin Madden, Candy Massheimer, Selena Mays, Debbie Mueller, Lisa Newport, Cindy Povidas, Judy Rode, Vicki Roth, Dianna Wenk and Mona Wheelock. VOLLEYBALL Denise Arroyo, Roni Bierman, Mary Elliot, Helen Ericksen, Diane Eschner, Dawn Ewald, Deb Goebel, Chris Grieve, Kathy Herdrick, Sharal Koenigseder, Linda Lossman, Reg Lunkenheimer, Deb Mahon, Cindy McDonald, Janet McKinley, Cookie Miller, Taina Olsen, Kim Pinkstaff, Ellen Quinlan, Cindy Ramer, Diane Smith and Diane Unger. Next year's coaching staff for the girls athletic program will include: Peg Honk, Tennis; Linda Elliott, Swim; Cis Morner, Hockey; Peg Honk, Volleyball: Connie Sandrs, Basketball; Linda Elliott, Track; Mary Osterman, Softball; Cis Morner, B a d m i n t o n ; P r o g r a m Coordinator, Cis Morner. their trap range in Elburn. Harry won the Sixteen Yard Championship by smashing one hundred targets for his second ever "100 Straight". As a coincidence, it was the second time this was ever done at this club. Harry's 100 straight, plus his score in the Handicap Event enabled him to also garner the High Overall Trophy. FANTASTIC NEW AND IN STOCK SAVINGS ON ALL USED AIRSTREAMS NEW 29' AIRSTREAM FULLY EQUIPPED '978800 WANTED: USED TRAVEL TRAILERS, WILL PAY CASH FOR GOOD UNIT. 1/edUu CAMPERS U.S. 14 (Northwest Hwy.) at 31 CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. featuring AIRSTREAM ARGOSY MIDAS HARVARD 21-23 N. AYER ST. HARVARD, ILL. (815) 943-4451 FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM NOW FEATURED • FRI. JUNE 7th thru THURS. JUNE 13th: Doors Open 6:55 - Cartoon at 7:05 - Feature at 7:15 - Out at 8:53 BILLY TWO .. United Art ists "AS3 GREGORY U PECK | ARNAZ. JR. PG PROGRAMS ARE PRESENTED IN 35 8. 16 MM SEPARATE PROGRAMS REQUIRE SEPARATE ADMISSIONS ADULT FILMS *Do€i6le *?Mtune PRESENTED EACH NITE • NINE TO ELEVEN We Listen! Films Selected For Our Majority of Couples Audience! FEATURES FULL LENGTH- COLOR & SOUND. NEW" - "CLEAN * -*C0M FORTABLE* * * CONTROLLED FEATURED - f RI. JUNE 7th thru THURS. JUNE 13th: LOST KITTY-CAT MOM'S WISHES Hie Pioneer In Special Prices For Couples & Sr. Citizens! |VxPUC*T ADU'LTVILMS'FOR MATURE MEN 81 WOMEN ONLY! [LIMITED TO AGE 18 8< OVER - POSITIVE PROOF REQUIREDJJ Harry's big win came one year to the day following eye surgery. He hopes it signals a return to his old shooting form. At 67, he feels he still has a few good shoots left. His first 100 straight came at age 65. The next registered shoot will be a two-day event, on June 15 & 16. The top prize will be an Ithaca Over-Under trap grade shotgun. Friday is the big day at McHenry Country Club when Paul Hahn, Jr., presents his one hour exhibition at 6:30 p.m. His show consists of a golf clinic, showing the fundamentals of the game and an amazing demonstration of golf trickery. His trick clubs defy description but he hits long drives with unbelievable clubs and unbelievable drives with regular clubs. He is one of the longest hitters in the professional ranks but decided he would rather follow in his father's footsteps and be an exhibition golfer-entertainer than follow the pro circuit. He has thrilled fans, in over twenty countries on all six continents and travels across the United States each year. He hits shots left and right handed with the same club. He sits and kneels to drive and also takes an iron in each hand and lines up ten balls and pounds them down the fairway in rapid succession. His uncanny timing comes from hundreds of hours of practice. He tells the audience just what they have the right to expect for what they put into their own games-and he tells it like it is! His smooth patter gives an hour's entertainment to even non- golfers. He says his biggest thrills come from people coming up to him after his performance and saying, "1 am not a golfer, but I sure enjoyed your show." He believes many people are brought into the game by such exhibitions and has dedicated his life to making people happy on the golf courses of the free world. A large crowd is expected to see this amazing young man today. A NEW KITCHEN NEWH0ME WITHOUT MOVING Refresh Your Home WITH A NEW KITCHEN -FREE ESTIMATES- KEYLINE KITCHENS 4614 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY, ILL. 815-385-1720