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/ Gallon iCRUBBABLE WALL EARL KYLE "EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR--I f Earl Kyle is the assistant j :«oss country coach at I McHenry High School. i Earl and his wife Joyce have i daughter Traci who is two fears old. Earl is a graduate of Waukegan High School, and las a B.S. degree from Illinois State, and a Master's Degree from Northern Illinois University. At I.S.u. Earl was a member of the cross country squad, and also was class treasurer in both his sophomore and junior years. He teaches math at West Campus and is also the Math Dept. Coordinator. Prior to coming to McHenry, Earl taught at Woodstock High School. As Christmas Day is breathing down our necks and the usual rush in on, we think back THEN and NOW - - - THEN at a tender age we saved up ten dollars and it covered our entire shopping list. NOW - - - WOW' THEN Santa arrived during the night so we had to hike ourselves up to bed early. Santa put up the tree while we slept and decorated it with popcorn strings. Excitement ran high as we awoke early and rushed downstairs to see what the old whiskered gentlement put under the tree for us. NOW the tree is put up way ahead of Christmas and some gifts are under the tree in advance. THEN there was only one Santa and a plump one was he. NOW there is a skinny helper on every corner and in many stores. THEN you hung up your stocking and tried to get one of your mother's cause it would hold more. NOW they buy fancy socks in the store. THEN you found an orange in the tip of the stocking - - - a big treat. NOW an orange isn't a big treat. Kids have orange juice every day. (We hadn't heard of vitamins in those days.) THEN if you got a sled you figured on keeping it until you were well grown. (You weren't going to get another one.) : „ LADIES TUES. ; NITE LEAGUE I 7 P.M. 12-17-74 j Marie Diedrich 457; Eleanor jGlaviano 434; Bitsy Schaefer j(172) 478; Bette O'Brien 469; JTinky Meyer 434; Phyl jGrosenraud 434; Lois Crouch 461; Evora Peterson 442; Lauretta Homo 431; Dorothy Koleno 457; Sue Koleno 442; Jean Wayland 437; Lill Michels 466; Jo Rizzo 427; Rosemary Ferera 420; Sue Smith 442; Clarice Buenzli 424; Mary Cook 433; Teresa Steffens (170-171) 495; Louie Stine 447; Joan Buss 439; Elaine Jus ten 431 and Helen Spencer 420. Sharon Kujak with a 527, 189-178-160, Beautiful Bowling. RailRoads: Bitsy Schaefer 3- 7; Bette O'Brien 5-7; Shirley Lossman 5-10 & 5-6-10; Sue Smith 7-6-10 and S. Kujak 4-7-9 & 5-10. ' 0ft "Have a Merry Christmas and a real happy New New Year - see all of you gals back at the alleys Jan. 7, 1975". Sophs Win Holiday Tourney In Double Overtime Vs. Marian By Dick Rabbitt Coach Gary Collins' McHenry high sophomores won their own holiday tourney, but not before an all out effort against Marian Central. Defeating defending champs Deerfield on Tuesday night by a score of 59 to 55, put the young Warriors in the driver's seat, as they only had to defeat Marian to assure themselves of the title. Marian who had lost their two previous games, and were minus players because of illness put in an all out effort, Marian jumped off to an 11 to 10 lead in the first quarter, and still were on top 22 to 21 at the intermission. The young Warriors managed to gain an advantage during the third Camp Duncan Makes It Four In A Row On Saturday the Camp Duncan Y Swim Team played host to the Joliet Y Swim Team in a dual meet. The Joliet team gave the Dolphins some stiff competition. After a number of. photo finishes, the scores were added, giving the Camp Duncan Team its fourth suc­ cessive victory for both the girls and boys. The final scores were -- Boys 196-140, Girls 215- 152. m May the joy of Christmas bo yours. Many thanks for your friendship! KEYLINE KITCHENS 4614 WEST RTE. 120 MCHENRY, ILL. McHENRY Thomas Miller Hurckes Reinboldt Schiller Totals DEERFIELD Skiffington Weideler Boyd Karter Lerner Coy Strakusek Holcombe Totals McHenry Deerfield NOW- - - A sled! Where's my snowmobile! THEN you cranked up the gtamaphone to hear Christmas music, then went to church to hear the holier songs. NOW TV and radio bring the music and records are blasting forth in the business areas. THEN Grandma knit mittens that got soaked when you threw snowballs. NOW kids get lined, water­ proof mitts. THEN you went ice skating during the holiday vacation. NOW- - - where's the ice? THEN a certain spirit of good will permeated the air. NOW there is still kind feeling toward our fellowman. THEN the model "T" was up on jacks for the winter. You walked a lot and enjoyed a sleigh ride sometimes. NOW the snow plows are out during the night and you wheel the gas buggy out in the mor­ ning. So we head down the stretch toward the days of days with love in our hearts and a song on our lips. We like everybody and love many. To each of you, we wish a MERRY CHRISTMAS and the wish is most sincere. TRYING A LONG ONE-Tom Stark hits for 9 points in the come from behind win over Crown. Other Warriors in action are 1-r Kenne Ludwig (11), Marty Zeller (51, Terry Reilly (23) and Steve Warriors9 Aggressive Play Downs Crown period and led 36 to 34 going into the final period. The young Hurricanes outscored the sophs 11 to 9 to send the game into overtime. During the first overtime the "Canes" grabbed a 4 point lead, but the Warriors rallied to tie the game at 49 all and send the game into another three minutes of play. It was during this second overtime that the young Warriors played their best game of the night as they grabbed the lead and held on for the win. It was a real battle, both teams coming from behind to knot the score. Credit should be given to Coach Collins and his crew. After three years in the run- nerup spot, they nailed down the championship. Coach Rokus of Marian and his team deserve a lot of credit, the smaller Marian team showed a lot of fight and hustle, and playing without the ser­ vices of a few players, all the more credit should be given to these lads. Schaumburg who defeated Deerfield in the opening game took second place. All in all it was quite a tournament, and the "M" Club under the sponsorship of Ken Swanson who put on the tourney should take a bow for a job well done. BOX SCORES McHENRY fg ft pf tp Thomas 1 4 0 6 Miller 6 4 1 16 Hurckes 2 1 3 5 Schiller 8 4 3 20 Reinboldt 3 4 4 10 Klapperich 0 0 1 0 Rudolph 0 0 1 0 MARIAN LaFontaine 3 0 4 6 Crook 4 0 5 8 LeBlanc 1 0 4 2 Ringness 11 0 4 22 Paulson 4 5 2 13 May 1 0 2 2 McHenry 11 10 15 9 4 8 57 Marian Cen. 10 12 12 11 4 4 53 ROUTE TO KANKAKEE Take Route 12 to Route 68, turn left on Route 68 for about one-half mile. Take Route 53 South. As you approach Wood/ield shopping centei; bear left on Route 1-90. Stay on Route 1-90 until you get to Tri-State Tollway South toward Indiana. Go through three Toll gates and you will come to sign Interstate 80. Go West on Interstate 80 for about a mile until you see sign Interstate 57 South. Proceed on Interstate 57 South until you come to a sign Illinois 17 or Court Street exit in Kankakee. Turn right and go about 3 blocks and you will be at the gym. A brilliant display of basketball in the second half enabled the Warriors of Coach Ken Ludwig to defeat Crown Friday night at Crown 70 to 58. Hitting only three baskets in the first period, the Warriors were as cold as the snow on the ground and trailed the Vikings 10 to 7 at the end of the first period. With Tommy Ludwig and Terry Reilly coming off the bench in the second period, it seemed just the spark the Warriors needed, as they raced to a 30 to 24 halftime lead. With the same two starting the third period, the Warriors continued their assault on the hapless Vikings. During a period of six minutes Reilly hit on 6 of 8 shots, and along with the fine play of Marty Zeller, the Warriors built up an edge of 48 to 35 at the end of three periods. With Koerber fouling out at the 6:48 mark, Ron Stine came ste the aid of the Warriors and 3&«did a fine job on the defensive '•^ards. Twice" he rammed the ball back in the shooter's face, and the big fellow pulled down several key rebounds. The officiating of the game left something to be desired. Both coaches should be thank­ ful that no one was injured, as the whistle tooters let the game in the closing minutes get a little out of hand. It was a fine win for the Warriors. After a first period of cold shooting and sloppy ball handling, the team settled down and played the ball that they are capable. Zeller led all scorers with 20 points. BOX SCORES McHENRY fg ft Pf tp Stark 4 1 5 9 Zeller 7 6 4 20 Koerber 5 0 5 10 K. Ludwig 0 2 2 2 Kaspryzk 2 0 3 4 T. Ludwig 1 2 2 4 Reilly 6 0 0 12 Stine 1 1 1 3 Lund 0 5 0 5 Meyer 0 1 1 1 Totals 26 18 23 70 CROWN Schultz 1 0 3 2 Beth 3 7 0 13 Bernhard 7 4 4 18 Hagen , K 0 3 6 Kobat l 0 2 2 Rohde 2 0 2 4, .Jensen « 3 4 3 10 Wroga 2 1 2 5 Tptals 21 16 19 58 McHenry 7 23 : 18 22 70 Crown 10 14 11 23 58 Soph Five Defeats Crown 62 to 48 23 9 14 55 8 19 12 20 59 14 10 12 19 55 To all our fine friends, we extend our very best wishes for a most joyous holiday and offer our appreciation ior your patronage. Polar Pairs snowmobiel club Polar Pairs Snqwmobile Club of Spring Grove, Illinois, plan to hold their 7th Annual Snowmobile Derby on Sunday, January 5, 1975, with enough snow to insure a safe and en^ joyable race for both con­ testants and spectators. Polar Pairs Club is located at Rudolph's Breezy Lawn Farm on State Route 173; four miles East of Richmond, Illinois, just South-west of the Wilmot, Wisconsin ski area. GUTTERS UNLIMITED ssa ^ ^ ^ D0NT l£T WINTER ICE ft SNOW FREEZE V0U OUTI CAU. GUTTERS UNUNITED FOR SEAMLESS ALUMINUM GUTTERS. AVE COLORS - HEAVY 6UAGE By Dick Rabbitt With five minutes remaining in the game it looked as if the Sophs were going to be engaged in another thriller, but with Brian Miller and Billy Hurckes paving the way the Warriors pulled away from a 45 tie to win going away 62 to 48. The young Warriors trailed all the way until the 5 minute mark in the final period. Then they broke the game wide open with a fine offensive display The regular classes of Stock, Modified, Powderpuff and Junior will be run under existing rules of U.S.S.A. Contestants must be registered as early as possible to 10:30 A.M., Sunday morning, January 5, 1975. For further Retails call (815) 675-2203. Ample parking and refresh­ ments are provided. Races are acheduled to start at 11:00 A.M. All snowmobile racers and snow sports fans are welcome to enjoy the thrills, color, sound and fun of snowmobile racing. Remember, for further details, call (815) 675-2203. hitting from far and Hurckes, Miller and Schiller all had 12 points the locals. SOPHS McHenry vs. Crown near. Randy to lead Name fg ft Pf tp Thomas 2 2 3 6 Miller 5 2 3 12 Hurckes 5 2 0 12 Reinboldt 4 0 4 8 Schiller 5 0 2 12 Besserud 0 2 1 2 Phillips 0 2 0 2 Durkin 0 1 0 1 Kalpperich 2 1 1 5 Rudolph 0 4 1 4 Totals: 23 16 15 62 Crown Ryan 5 1 4 11 Vance 2 0 3 4 Schaefer 3 0 4 6 Hebel 4 0 2 8 Koch 7 1 5 15 Marlusk 1 0 3 2 Lewandowski 1 0 1 2 Eberly 0 0 2 0 Totals: 23 2 20 48 McH 12 9 14 27 62 Cr 16 13 12 7 48 SAVE *1°° INTERIOR LATEX SEMI GLOSS PAINT """"SSzii FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AUTO LICENSE PLATES The First National Bank of McHonry offers a I icons* plat* Mrvic* effective D*c*mb*r 2, 1974. You must nave yotfT^re-printed form from th* Stat* of Illinois in order to putfhas* your 1975 I icons* plat*s. (S*rvic* Charge $1.00) FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McHENRY 3814 West Elm Street • McHonry, Illinois 60650 Vycital's -- 1212 N. Green Street McHenry TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24,1974 Swimmers Lose To Libertyville 109-61 By Dick Rabbet The McHenry High school swimmers of Coach Mike Shanahan were defeated last week by Libertyville 109 to 61. Vance Roth won two events the 200 F.S. and 500 F.S., while Brian Fetzer also won two events the 200 yd. Individual Medley, and the 100 yd. But­ terfly. Lowell Kivley won the diving for the Warriors. McHenry 62 vs Libertyville 109 200 Med Relay, Lib., Quigley, Oseapas, Kloshka and Belenap. 200 F.S. Time 1:59, 1. Roth, McH., 2. Black, Lib , 3. Odell, Lib., 4. Cornwell, Lib. 200 Ind. Medley, Time 2:21.6, 1. Fetzer, McH., 2. Oseapas, Lib., 3. Murray, McH., 4. Belenap, Lib. 50 yd. F.S., Time 24:4.4, 1. Herman, Lib., 2. Gall, McH., 3. Keene, Lib., 4. Zeitz, Mch. Diving, Time, 192.10, 1. Kivley, McH., 2. Dahle, Lib., 3. Brown, Lib. 100 Butterfly, Time 1:05.7. 1. Fetzer, McH., 2. Jackson, Lib., 3. Oslepas, Lib., 4. Ruzich, Lib. 100 F.S. Time 5:4.9, 1. Her­ man, Lib., 2. Odell, Lib., 3. Gall, McH., 4. McDonald, McH. 500 F.S. Time5:26.9, 1. Roth, McH., 2. Black, Lib., 3. Chrusciel, Lib., 4. Cornwall, Lib. 100 Backstroke, Time 1:07, 1. Quigley, Lib., 2. Bilkhad, Lib., 3. Faldtur, Lib., 4. Simonsen, McH. 100 Breaststroke, Time 1:12.5, 1. Klushka, Lib., 2. Schreck, Lib., 3. Murray, McH., 4. Keene, Lib. 400 F.S. Relay, Time 21:13 - 3:56, Black, Odell, Quigley and Jackson. Inconsistent Bill: I've eaten beef all of my life and now I'm strong as a bull. Will: That's funny. I've eaten fish all my life and I can't swim a stroke. A ONE HANDER-by Marty feller gives him 2 points enroute to his 20 point scoring to lead the Warriors to a win over Crown. The McHenry 70-581 victory increases their conference record to 3 - 1. (STAFF PHOTO) Koerber (S3). Zeller, Reilly and Koerber were all in the two figure scoring with 20,12 and 10 points to lead McHenry to the 70-58 victory. (STAFF PHOTO) McGEE'S STORE FOR MEN 1245 NORTH GREEN STREET yfe. McHENRY, ILL. 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