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WILV 6WOF- " MAKER5 PI .xlS'DEAl.ER WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 1977 Woodstock To Have Racquetball Health Club Facility Soon 5. Imperials 6. The Tidy Bowls 7. Holy Rollers H. Alley Cats Jack Organ, spokesman for Woodstock Racquet Club, In., announced toay that plans have been finalized for McHenry County's first racquetball- health club facility. Con­ struction on the eight court facility will begin within the next six weeks with completion of the project expected in August. The semi-private club, to be located at 1055 Lake avenue, Woodstock, will include eight handball-racquetball courts, sauna, whirlpool, fully equipped exercise rooms for men and women, complete locker room facilities, pro shop and lounge Mr. Organ stated, "The club is designed to provide indoor recreational activity to people of all ages. We have designed a club with the best possible facilities to introduce America's fastest growing sport to the area.' ' MCHENRY TEACHERS BOWLING LEAGUE February IB, 15177 Team Standings w I 1. Perfect Pickups 2. The Happy Hookers 3. The First Team 4. Bottoms- Up 46.5 25.5 45 27 35 37 34.5 37.5 High series for the night was W. Farrell who bowled a 169, 166 and 213 for a 548 series. The pins sure seemed to be falling for there were many high games. D. Seaton 181, A. Boeldt 183, K Lescher 182, B. Thompson 180 and S. Blume 180. Very good. Splits were not left standing. L. Homo picked off the 5-7-9 and not allowing her to out do him R. Homo picked up the 7-9-10. C. Buittner the 5-10, N. Losch the 2-4-10 and J. Hamilton the 4-5- 10. EAST-WEST INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL CO-REC. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALLSCHEDULE EAST Sunday, Feb. 27 4-12-1:00 5-11 -1:00 7-9 - 1:45 3-13-1:45 6-10-2:30 1-8 -2:30 Monday. Feb. 28 5-7 -6:45 3-9 -6:45 2-11-7:30 4-13-7:30 8-12-8:15 1-10-8:15 WEST Sunday. Feb. 27 7-9 -3:15 5-11-3:15 1-8 -4:00 3-13-4:00 4-12-4:45 6-10-4:45 Tuesday, March 1 8-12-6:45 1-10-6:45 4-13-7:30 2-11 -7:30 3-9 -8:15 5-7 -8:15 g-TvnCATlO**AL Irblstoiicsi 1219 N.GREEN ST. McHENRY PHONE 815 385 0182 SAT. SUM. 9AM-6 PM 9AM -9PM 9 AM - 6 PM 9AM - 1 PM WHv the SHOE 0WELF*proudly presents GLADSTONE'S ANNUAL GYM SHOE SALE #HI6 MOWEff'5 A PWARF, HIS FATHER'^ AH ELF- ** PATHON 3A1NT OF SOLE BROTHERS etitcr GROUP OF CONVERSE & PRO K E DS GYM SH 0ES and JOGGERS men's, women's % kip* Vz PR ICE 20°7o OFF ALL MeM'S, WOMEN'S lCmPft£A/& SHOES AAf TH£ STOtE-EXCEPT SAA/PALS 123 Sophomores Show Slight Edge In Quarter Honors College Honors | JOURNALISM DEGREE George Joseph Kauss of McHenry was the recipient of a Bachelor degree in journalism from the University of Texap at the close > of the 1976 Tall semester. East campus recognized its honor students for the quarter ending Jan. 13, recently. Sophomores outnumbered freshman by a slight margin in scljolastic achievement. Fresh­ men maintaining a 4 00 grade point average included: Wendy Adams, Rosetta Burrafato, Donna Grandt, Jill Hutchinson, Tammy King, and Cynthia VanCleave. Grade point average 3.999 - 3.50 freshmen students were: Margaret Adams, Eileen Ahern, Barry Anderson, Terrilee Armon, Dawn Beshk, Maureen Blake. Jo Anne Blume, Beth Cable, Denise Deckman, Teresa Deveikis, Caroline Freund, Robin Fullmer. Patricia Goebel, Dawn Hermes, Jeffrey Huff, Stephen Huff, Leonard Jensen and Donna Karpavicius. Also Kathleen Long. Linda Martin, Linda Miller. John Moehling, Carrie Ann Mortell. Steve Parisi, Anthony Pintozzi, Nancy Potts, Cynthia Rasbaugh, Lori Robertson. Tim Sabatka, Rebecca Schaller, Susan Schiller, Lee, Schneidewent, Darreld Sek. Rick Szumlas, David Thornton, Jane Vacula. Maria Warren, Daniel Wipper, Randy Wright and Alane Zinke. Sophomores with a 4.00 rating numbered nine and were: Mary Beth Adams. Patricia Harker, Bonnie Hoffman. Timothy Kozelskv, Lynn Lupo, Audrey Panning. Teresa Polka, Mark Smith and Richard Sund. Acknowledgement for 3.999 - 3.56 grade point averages went to: Andrea Akins, Richelle Allen, Curtis Ames, Maureen Anton, Peter Bender, Roger Brand, Russell -Campbell. Russell Crittenden, Barbara Ellis, Michelle Fish, Ronald J. Freund, Sandra Fuller, Diana Grantham, Gretchen Heidler, now {J > S T H £ 7 Vfeather What is a Beaufort number and why do weather experts refer to winds as up to Beau­ fort #4 velocity, etc? , , r The Beaufort system of measuring wind velocity is a William Heinrich, Thomas Henelv, Rose Ann Jakubicek,, David Jeskv, Theresa Kanter, Stephanie Karwacki, Margaret Kelsev and Gerri Kocher. Also Kathryn Kost, Kathy Latimer. Carolyn Latz, Bennett Mavberry, Glenn Moehling, Charles Mullen. Mark Pat­ terson, David Peterson, Carol Jean Petty, Nancy Preston. Susan Reeves, Kristine Salman, Daniel Schaeffer, Kristi Stanell, Karen Szumlas, Brett Thomas, Monika Trep tau. Shellv VonBruenchenhein. Judy Vyduna.Jill Welter, Lori Wilson and Diane Ziemba system worked out many, many years ago by a British Admiral. Sir Francis Beaufort. It 's still the system used by most weather officials. The Beaufort numbers be­ gin with 1, which is a one to three knot wind, and continue up to 12. which is a wind above 65 knots in velocity. A wind of Beaufort number 8. for example, is a fresh gale with winds up to 40 knots. Number 4 means moderate wind be­ tween 11 and 16 knots. The Beaufort arrow, used on weather maps and charts, denotes the velocity of wind according to the number of barbs attached. A circle which represents the head of the arrow indicates clear or cloudy weather. If the inside of the small circle is clear, the weather is clear; if it 's half blacked-in. the sky is partly cloudy, etc. * * * * One of the mysteries of life is how some people manage to think so well of themselves. 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As drivers develop a re­ source of data related to handling, safety consultant Haskell B. Schultz suggests that knowledge of stopping distances under various con­ ditions would cut the acci­ dent rate by some 85 per cent . providirg the knowledge was used in developing re­ lated driving habits. • Schultz, author of a hand­ book " on driving, observes that at 20 miles per hour, the auto travels approximately 22 feet from the time the motorist sees danger to when he applies the brakes. The entire stopping distance at that speed is 52 feet, under normal conditions. That "re­ action time" increases to 55 feet at a speed of 50 m.p.h with an overall stopping dis­ tance of 243 feet. *. ••• BEST YET-The Warrior varsity swimming team ended the dual meet season with a 13-5 record, which is the best in the school history. From left, seated on floor are Gary Roth. Mark Petty, Kurt Roth, Mark Costigan and Karl Lense. On the bench are girl timers Kris Salman, Lisa Grimmonpre, Kathy Long, Carol Petty, Lisa Bassett, Micki Blake, Karla Myers and Pala Carbone; along with swimmers Keith Dass, Bob Berry, Bill Heinrich, Rich Backs, Mark Arvidson, Make Davis and Paul Fetzer. Standing are Asst. Coach Jeff Clayton, Darreld Sek.Ctyuck Whitney, Dave Relle, Dino Folz, Tom Cahill, Jim Hill, Jim Murray, Scott Hall, Don Opfer, Pat Murray, Darren Anderson, Chris Topp and Coach Mike Shanahan. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) SERVE MCHENRY HOSPITAL-Officers to serve the McHenry hospital for the next year have been chosen. From left, are M\ Kendall Bird, secretary; John McGee, first vice-president; LeRoy Olsen, president; Dean Cunat, second vice-president; and DanieHSchmitt, treasurer. (Don Peasley Photography)