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•••• . • • ••> '"•*? *5*- A , V , s. if •\C> <$:ii PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1»77 I Meet The Athletes§ Mike Becker (golf) CHARGING UP THE MIGHTY FOX...are these canoeists during one of the preliminary heats of the second annual canoe race Sunday. Races in thirteen different classes were conducted, and the canoeists paddled five miles upstream and Ave miles downstream to the starting and finishing point. Trophies were awarded to the winners and everyone finishing the race received a canoe race medallion. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD ^ Gary Collins Named Head Cross Country Coach At McHenry CC Gary Collins, McHenry, was appointed cross country coach for McHenry County College by the Board of Trustees at the regular September meeting. Collins is a driver education instructor and assistant coach in basketball and track at the Crystal Lake high school. A new teacher at Crystal Lake this year, Collins has been teaching and coaching at McHenry high school for the past nine years. "We are happy to have Gary," said Bob Franz, MCC athletic director, "we feel very fortunate to have a man of his caliber at the college." MCC will have eight meets this year, competing in the Skyway Conference and also participating in invitational meets. "Although the season has already started we are still looking for students to join the team." said Collins. "MCC did not have cross country last year so we must rebuild the team." Collins received his Bachelors from Eastern Illinois University in 1967 and his Masters from Northern Illinois university in 1973. Collins, his wife and two children reside in McHenry. their share. Wait till next week. Team Won Lost Gary Olson, son of Marvin Olson, 814 N. River Rd., McHenry, is a member of the 1977 football squad of Concordia Teachers College, River Forest, Illinois. A sophomore at Concordia, Gary graduated from McHenry high in 1976. Gary is expected to play center or middle guard for head coach Conrad Aumann. Marian Loses To Cary-Grove In X-Country Cary-Grove handed Marian Central its third loss in eight cross country meets, downing the Hurricanes 24-36. Darryl May of Johnsburg was the individual* meet win­ ner, setting a new Cary-Grove course record, running the 3.1 miles in 16:41. Mike Davis finished third and Jesse Garcia ninth for Marian. The Moon "Tell me, friend how did you ever get yourself into such destitute circumstances? " "Well, when 1 had the world by the tail, I let go to reach for the moon." McHenry School League 9-21-77 This week one cannot tell the teams without a score card as standings really did a flipflop and the first place team is there by the skin of their teeth. Men's high game honors were taken by-A. Estes (201) while A. Boeldt (197) and P. Jenkins (195) gave him a run for his money. High series was again held by W. Coari (514). Back in the groove was B. Thompson who took worn ens' high game (192) and high series (490). A. Street has a "thing" about splits and picked off the 5-10 again, while J. Heard (5-8-10), G. Lofgrin (5- 7-9), and J. Dumphy (4-7-10) did Holy Terrors 7 1 Imps 6Vfe IMj Foolers Possibilities 6 2 Foolers Possibilities 4 4 ^ The Marks 4 4 P&B Inc. 3 5 Johnny's Angels 3 5 D&D's 5Vfe Fearsome Four­ some 2 6 Double Trouble 2 6 K. Lescher Appointments Governor Thompson recently appointed Charles P. Kocoras as chairman of the Illinois Commerce commission (ICC). Kocoras, of Oak Lawn, has for two years been first assistant United States attorney for the Northern district of Illinois. Charles G. Stalon, Carbondale, was appointed a member of the ICC. He is a professor of economics at Southern Illinois university. GET PROFESSIONAL carpet cleaning results! (At do-it-yourself prices) RENT OUR RINSf N VAC--lit* imw port obi*. 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BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS SERVED DAHYEROM 11A.M. OPEN BOWLING! /TUESDAY •/WEDNESDAY /THURSDAY AFTER 9:30 PM ALL DAY SUNDAY! Curt Rosing is starting his fourth season as one of the Rockford College Regent's top golfers, having lettered the past 3 seasons. In 1976, Curt was voted Rockford's Most Valuable Player as he placed second in the 72-hole Northern 111., Intercollegiate Conference medalist standings to earn All-Conference honors as Rockford was second in the team standings at 8-4. Elect Charles Peterson Yacht Club Commodore The board of directors of the Pistakee Yacht club have elected Charles Peterson, a McHenry business man, to the highest office, that of com­ modore. He and his late father, "Pete" Peterson, bear names well known to Inland C boat racing, having sailed on Pistakee lake for many years. The new vice-commodore is Caroline W. Nelsen of McHenry; the rear commodore is Donald A. Rogers of West Dundee; secretary, Dr. Paul Persiani of Naperville and treasurer, Jay L. Bloomquist of Barrington. The new officers will take office the first of January, opening the Yacht club's eightieth year. s; CHARLES"CHUCK' PETERSON *MT ̂tfK), - r QOTBAU | _L. „„.i. Lisa Olsen „ (f.hockev) Hutchinson ii. nocaey) < football)_ This week gives us our first look at a member of the McHenry field hockey team, and also includes another member of the outstanding golf team and a very 'special' member of the football team. Mike Becker Mike is one of two Beckers on the McHenry varsity golf team this year, the other being his brother Pat, who is a junior. Mike is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Becker, and said that he has been playing golf for ten years, having gotten interested in the game because his father was an avid golfer. Besides playing golf, he also enjoys waterskiing, hockey, and states that he "likes all kinds of sports." Following graduation, he plans on attending college and studying architecture. Mike has been taking courses involving architecture in high school. Like the other members of the golf team, Mike believes the team can go a long way this season. Lisa Olsen "I like to meet people, and I like to travel." With those two things in mind, it is fitting that Lisa Olsen wants to become an airline stewardess when she graduates from high school next spring. That, of course, is still several months away, and in the meantime, she is a member of the varsity field hockey team at McHenry high school. This is Lisa's fourth year on the field hockey team, a sport she became interested in because an older sister played the game. Hie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olsen, she also enjoys bike-riding, canoeing and snowskiing, although of the latter she says, "I'm not too good, but I like it." Lisa plays right halfback on the team, and explains that the game is not like ice hockey. She says there is a lot more control in field hockey, although actual plays aren't set up. Jerry Hutchinson The fates did not smile upon Jerry Hutchinson this year. Slated to see considerable action for the McHenry football team, he suffered a knee injury in a freak accident during preseason practice, and is out for the season. The injury, while it is keeping Jerry out of the games, isn't keeping him off the team bench. He helped with statistics during Saturday's game against Libertyville, and also took pictures. Hie son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hutchinson, Jerry is somewhat of an amateur photographer, having inherited the darkroom from an older brother. He has been involved with scouting since he was eight- years-old, and presently is an Eagle scout in troop 162 out of McHenry. Jerry said that the worst thing about his knee injury was that he couldn't play. When he graduates from high school, he plans on attending college, possibly at the University of Illinois, and studying electronics. X: ?! 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