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Wmg: thread McHENRY 0PTICIRN5 McHENRY OPTICIANS ' J ? 'EH ,S 0 D R > M r H E N R Y I L A c r o s s f r o m F o x H o e 3B5 9?4C LOGOS $65 SIMILAR FRAMES 5JK MAM an array of fashion-inspired shades NYLOR" RIMLESS FRAMES 38's consistently during the first 9 matches. Orf the cross country c i r c u i t , M c H e n r y ' s sophomores highlighted the month by winning the Wauconda Invitational. Teammates Eric Gaxa, Roland Ostrader, Darren Cepulis, Brian Wright, Steve Carby and Bob Sarabia made up the team that finished first over the 17 teams entered. Toni Weyland set a new record in the 200-yard freestyle, (2:22.5) and Terri Blume beat her own record in the 100-yard backstroke, (2:14.6), in the first girls swim meet of the season for McHenry. Featuring only 7 players, the Johnsburg cross country team had a miserable month as did the Johnsburg golf team led by junior Tom Pieper. OCTOBER After achieving a third (dace state ranking in 1979, the Marian Central cross country team started Oc­ tober out on the right foot with a 15-49 win over Elgin. The Hurricanes were led most of the season thus far by Mike Eisele, a McHenry lad, who pacedMarian to a 9- 0 record with the victory. McHenry's Cross Country team was edged out in District competition losing by 6 points, but Brian Wright was invited to Sectional running in Mundelien after finishing 20th overall. He was eliminated at the ra­ tional level October was also a big month for the Warrior golf squad as they lost only once during the month (and the whole season) to Crystal Lake South, who eventually won the State Crown. The Lake Forest In­ vitational was a waranip for the locals as they finished second out of 19 teams. Mike Bauml led the locals with a two-day 90 score. Then Brother Joe Bauml shot a strong 79 in the McHenry sectionals to put McHenry in the State Tournament in Springfield. Mike Lawler, who had a so- so year for the Warriors, came on strong in Springfield with two rounds of 90-79 for a 199 two-day total and helped his team to Matt, Dorothy and Glen Say... THAHK YOU!! Fnr Two Very Successful Years In McHenry Artistry at Work> no rims, clamps, lens assembly held lens assembly by a tough nylon independent of bridge & temples or screws ART JACKSON-blasts oat of the sand oa rani action of the 1999 s< competition,' Tliff Martin Vy ber two at Country Oak Mag third W m HifWwIWa/iJit'il STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD PAGE 30 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. JANUARY 34, 1991 Warriors won on a three touchdown day by running back Rob Kalck, 27-7. One of the touchdowns included a 90-yard kick return by Kalck. The Warriors dropped their final game of the month, however, in a 36- 21 defeat to Crystal Lake South, despite an 90-yard kick return by speedy Dave D'Angelo. Johnsburg ended the month with a 1-2 football record, after winning their opener 26-20 over Win- nebego. The Skyhawks under the direction of Bob Schmitt, lost the following week to Grayslake, 204) as seven Skyhawks were out with the flu. Then against Hononegah, things looked even worse as the burgers took a 29-8 thumping from Hononegah. Marian started its winless c" season in September, dropping its first three games. McHenry entered a dynamic golf squad into the 1990 campaign as the won 9 straight matches in Sep­ tember as Mike Bauml, a s o p h o m o r e . l e t t e r m a n carried the load for most of the month. Bauml averaged CONSISTENCY-was the trademark of Warrior sophomore, Mike Bauml, who paced the McHenry golf squad to an eighth place finish in the state. Little did Banml know that his 37 in McHenry's opening match against Grant would be his average for the rest of the season. He carded scores of 36,37,38, or 39 in each of his first nine matches before the Autumn chill raised his scores a bit toward the end of the season and the hot hand transferred to Kirk Barnicle and Brad Adams. STAFF PHOTO-JOEL WAKITSCH fcr»