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Oh lie Sidelines try Dtck WtM Congratulations are in order to Scott Freund, senior pole vaulter on Wally Scott's McHenry High track team. Scott broke the Crystal Lake FiekDwuse record last Saturday when he vaulted 13' to break the record by S inches. This has to be quite a feat when you realize that McHenry has no indoor vaulting facilities. Andy Oakley won the mile in the food time of 4:37. Looks as if the Warrior thinclads are going to be tough this spring when they get outdoors. At the end of the winter season the Warriors were in third place in the North Suburban All Sports race. Libertyville leads with 38 pts. followed by Barrington with 35, and our Warriors with 32. The Warriors took a first in cross country, a tie for sixth in football, a third in golf, a third place tie in basketball, and a ninth in wrestling. If the baseball, tennis, and track teams come through with flying colors, the Warriors could take home the championship. Next week we will give you a complete rundown on all the scoring by the teams in the North Suburban. More bouquets to Warrior basketball. Steve Koerber, Tommy Ludwig, and Terry Reilly being named to the McHenry County All Star team with places on the first team. Brett Decker who was honored on the second team, and Brian Lund who was given Honorable Mention. Placing all five starters on the thirteen, man squad is an indication what the county newspapers thought of the Warrior basketball team. Steve Koerber was selected to the All State Special Mention list, while Ludwig and Reilly were given Honorable Mention. Koerber was also selected on third team of the WKRS team, and again Ludwig and Reilly were given honorable mention. Terry Reilly was also selected on the Elgin Courier All Area Team, while Koerber and Ludwig were given Special Mention. At least Warrior fans were not the only people impressed with our team this season. Another honor went to Coach Ken Ludwig who was selected along with Jack Brenegan of Woodstock as Coaches of the Year for Class AA teams. Lou Ramirez of Richmond-Burton won the honors in Class A. S.I.H. came out of retirement and acted as the M.C. The genial Irishman was at his best and had the crowd in stitches with his stories of long age. Spring sports are just around thdl corner. Ken Swanson's baseball team opens the Mason at home against Carmel of Mundelein on Monday. Coach Gary Gray's tennis squad opens Tuesday against Grant, and next week Wally Scott's track team will open their outdoor season. It could be another banner season for Warrior athletics. We will be keeping you up to date on the various events as the season progresses, and here is hoping for Warrior victories in all sports. sssss <1 & •ft'/*;••« * • m PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALEU-FRIDAY. MARCH 18. 1ST* LAKE REGION TMCA NEWS FOUR TO SIX YEAK OLD GYM AND SWIM It 's a Sesame Street kind of program and the kids love it? It's rhythm and mot km in movement exploration, where the child explores himself thru movement The teacher presents a question to the child and has him solve it in his own way It 's new skills learned and old ones perfected Confidence in the water. Cooperative fun in group play. Coordination at every level of physical development. Movement exploration and tumbling and stunts, along with the swim instruction program is the name of this energetic new program for pre-schoolers, and it's available «t the Lake Region YMCA. 7315 S Route 31, Crystal Lake "Educators have demon­ strated the close relationship between physical coordination and mental ability." explains Phillip Raaske, Physical Director of the YMCA. "We feel just as strongly that a pre­ schooler with confidence in his own physical ability will be more alert mentally " "Our 4 to C year programs are provided with f developmental activities? designed to explore each child's physical movements, make the child aware of his own per­ formance on many levels, and insure for him or her an im­ portant measure of success and self-confidence The resulting attitudes should carry over into the primary school years, forming basis for a pattern of achievement and enjoyment with every challenge " YMCA professionally trained in­ structors follow the develop- * ment of each child through well planned gymnastic exercises * and pool instruction Four through six year old , boys and girls meet once a ; week for gym and swim in- * struction Registration is open - this week at the Lake Region YMCA Classes meet once a * week for ten weeks Beginners ,• classes are conducted on • Monday from 10:10-11:10. . Tuesday 1:40-2 40. Wednesday * 9 00-10 00. or Thursday 12 30- 1 30 or Friday 9:00-10 00 and 2 30-3 30 Repeat classes are ) conducted Monday 12 90* I 30 or Thursday 2 30-3 30 or Friday 1010-11 10 Advanced clssssa. are conducted Monday 9 0* 10 00 or 2 30-3 30 Additional information about the program is svailable at the YMCA or call 45*4455. A SIDE LINE SHOT by Dawn Welch comes up a little short la this first period action against Dundee last Monday. The McHenry Girls varsity team lost by a 41-38 score sending their season record to 5-9. Other Warrior girls In photo are from left, Mary Koleno v * • , * Hk.V (partially hidden), Kathy Byers No. 4, Eileen Connell No. 19. Tatna Olsen No. 32 and Dawn Welch No. 34. The Junior varsity lost their game by a 31-28 score. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) TV COMMENTARY Smiley AL-piOUGH networks ftre„fcGsy juggling this sea­ son's series, looking to­ ward a winning combina­ tion, one eye is on the fu­ ture. A healthy list of pi­ lots are under close con­ sideration. A POSSIBLE new police drama on ABC is called "Crunch." It stars Yaphet Kotto. CBS is making a pi­ lot called "Executive Suite," which is based on a 1954 film by that name. AMERICAN TV has in the past borrowed some grand ideas from our Brit­ ish brothers. Now John Bull is taking his turn at the swapping game. London Weekend Television has purchased 13 scripts from CBS's "Good Times." The British will refashion them into a series about a black English family from the West Indies. EARLY this summer ABC will begin broadcasting its version of a TV magazine show, called "Challenge." I t i s A B C ' s a n s w e r t o CBS's "60 Minutes" and NBC's "Weekend." If the program meets the chal­ lenge, it may become a regularly scheduled fea­ ture. WELCOME BACK. KOTTER is an enjoyable show. However, up until recently it had been banned in Boston because of the behavior of the students In the show's classroom. '7S Kawasaki TRUCKLOAD M SALE I HURRY-WHILE SUPPLY LASTS/ O 4*»cc triple ryitaMr anfln* mm<im ion of •masfti qui* pmtm • r«M(rN fcyWaulk dtoc fcraM •t*ctr*wk CO< ignition • Omi twtnwt httmrt % Truly • tupm ttrwt pw--nw» TRI--STAR CYCLES 4911 Notttmst Hwj. Crystal Late, NK- 815-459-1(31 " Manufacturer's imhwW ratal! prk» tar limitad timo only at aarttcisatiwt Kawatafci OaaUrt WMacl to auail--HWyi erica mm n iicanaa. oat up or traifW The McHenry Area Jaycees are planning a Bicentennial Canoe Race for April 25,1978. Planning the ronte on a map of McHenry's Fox River are (left to right) Doug Miller, Rusa Hopp, and Mike Hamii. The racers will start in McHenry, follow the river north to Half-Moon Island, and return to McHenry, a distance of ten miles. TAKING AIM - Mary Koleno buckets one for a two pointer In the McHenry girls basketball game against Dundee. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Northern lllini Bowmen News wvvwwwvwwww Snow flakes, wind and below freezing temperatures greeted the 54 archers at the Northern lllini Bowmen Slush Shoot this past Sunday, March 21st at McHenry. Even with all the adverse conditions, Jim O'Donnell of Chicago scored 524 points out of a possible 560, taking high score of the shoot. Northern lllini Bowme winners taking trophies in their respective classes were: John Wallin, Lyle Trumble, Jean Bird and Cub, Joey Raven. Mick Heffernan took a third place medal. The next event at the outdoor range on Draper Road will be the first Club Shoot of the year on Sunday, April 4th. Zaire threatens war against Angola reds. ENJOY ELEGANT DINING IN OUR CAMBRIDGE a INN • FEATURING •Char-Broiled Steaks' 'Seafood Specialties •Siqjorb Cocktails in our KINGS TAVERNS OPEN EVERY DAY SUN. THRU TflURS 11:30 A.M.-9:00 P.M. 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