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Bast Wiahis In The 'BO Season!! C7i£e U3ooltmailz 3438 W. ELM. McHENRY Jf5 1111 Best Of Luck WARRIORS From The Men At ndg«H- $TtOP £ V E N 1245 N. GREEN ST. McHENRY 385-0647 We Wish You 'Good Luck and Victory in the '80 Season" McHenry Electric Co. 4012 W. Main St. McHenry 815-385-5530 Have Your Best Season This Year! Lee & Ray Ejectric 1005 N. Front - McHenry 385-0882 GOOD LUCK SKYHAWKS IN THE 1980 SEASON LAURIE'S PIZZA 4811 W. Elm St., McHenry (ACROSS FROM SUNNYSIDE DODGE) 344-5960 BEST WISHES FOR A GREAT YEAR!! N. Nabong M.d.S.C. 4318G W. Crystal Lake Rd. McHenry 344-0734 HAVE A GREAT SEASON!! HUPPY& LEO'S OLD FASHIONED MEAT MARKET 1249 N. Green St. 385-0179 Offering Only Top Choice & Prime Cut Meats LET'S 60 TEAMS! I NOVOTNY SALES 5515 N. WILMOT ROAD 312-497-3103 McHENRY RESIDENTS DIAl 497-3103 YOUR SKYHAWK SPORTS CENTER! GO FOR IT WARRIORS VOLLEYBALL Expect 65 Girls McHenryite, Pam Shaffer is starting her fourth season of coaching at McHenry High School and has not yet started practice as of August 27 with her women's volleyball squad. Between the varsity and Karen Krafts freshmen and sophomores, Shaffer expects about 65 players to show up for the first practice. Coming off a dismal 3-17 season, last year, the Warriors will be looking to let- termen Donna Chester, and all-conference volleyballer, and Pam West, a Junior who coach Shaf­ fer referred to as the "hardest server in the area." Other seniors who Shaffer thinks will improve the warriors include Peg Freund, Krista Koefer, Joyce Jaskowiak, Deb Bauer, Kim Fredericks and Vicki To Compete Nowak. Lisa Benoy looks promising as a junior also. Those that Shaffer will miss this year due to graduation are Mary Foley, Sharon Shaw, Dawn Her­ mes, and Peg McGee. "The top four teams in our conference will be Wood­ stock, Crystal Lake South, McHenry and Jacobs," Shaf­ fer predicted. behind West Campus. Ritthaler Is a senior halfback and a returning letterman from coach Schlender's 1979 team. He will also be playing some defensive end for the Warriors this year. STAFF PHOTO-JOEL WAKITSCH McHenry Volleyball -- (VJc Henry McPLANK n Lumber 403© WEST MAIN ST. McnENGY. ILLINOIS A V r 385-4600 EXECUTION-is perfect by an unidentified member of the Warriors Varsity football squad as he cuts the legs out from under the defensive player. Pete Ritthaler, (right) made the most of the big hole and scrambled through untouched during the first day of "practice with pads" September 16 September 18 September 22 September 23 September 25 September 30 October 2 October 7 October 9 October 11-13 October 14 October 16 October 21 October 23 October 28 October 30 November 4 November 6 November 13 November 18-22 November 24-25 December 1 December 4-6 Antioch (home) Grant (home) Streamwood (home) Wauconday (away) Dundee (home) Crystal Lake South (away) Jacobs (home) Crystal Lake Cent, (away) Woodstock (home) Zion Invite (away) 10 am Crown (home) Cary Grove (home) Dundee (away) Crystal Lk. South (home) Jacobs (away) Crystal Lk. Cent, (home) Woodstock (away) 6 pm Crown (home) 6 pm Cary Grove (away) 6 pm IHSA District , IHSA Sectional IHSA Supersectional IHSA State All games at 4:30 unless otherwise specified. Sportsketch Born and raised in McHenry, Pam Shaffer came to McHenry High School four years ago after graduating from Western Illinois University at Macomb and is entering her fourth year of coaching. At Western, Shaffer played field hockey, basketball, softball and track. She made the Midwest Hockey team and was captain of the team. Pam also threw the javelin in track and took second in the state with her throw. She takes pride in sen­ ding nine of her kids to state in track competition in her four years. The 26- year-old Shaffer is single.