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$tc age Sixteen THE McHENBY PLAINDEALEH Tuesday. November 21. 1^}1 McHenry High School THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 7:30 p.m Sponsored by K1WANIS CLUB of McHenry EVERYONE WELCOME Tickets may obtained from Kiwanis Members or at High School WARRIORS CRASH INTO ORBIT - - - EVERYTHING "A"-0K by Marie Schaetlgen The dinner this- evening marks the 14th consecutive yefar in which' Kiwanis has paid tribute to the football team of the McHenry Community High School. This year the occasion is an unusually happy one because the Warriors have had an undefeated season. As the new champions of the North Suburban League, they have won the esteem of the Community and the enthusiastic admirations of their contemporaries. The sparkle of glory shines also, upon those fine young ladies, the Gheer • Leaders, whose staunch support has been an inspiration. The coaches are, as always, a indispensible factor in the attainment of victory. Parents, teachers, in fact everyone who touched the lives of these young adults, deserves part of the credit for their achievement. The Kiwanis Club of McHenry wishes to thank everyone whose help has made possible this grand finale to the football season. The cooperation of the entire community is deeply appreciated -- without it the annual banquet would not be oossible. • Eaeh^year-one-player is chosen as "the most valuable" one. The decision is made by the team. This year R was found impossible to select just one individual player. Each member of the team had made a supreme effort to win. It was thought to be unfair to choose only ™ne--outstanding- player. They were all outstanding," so -- young as they are, they made, a very wise deetstan. They^ "^decided the entire team would receive equal Honors. KTwanis resjiefCts their decision-, and" accepts k- graciously. "J'The training these young people have had in their formative years Will determine, largely, the approach they will take to adult life. There will be many times when they will be thrown for a loss just as they think they have reached their goal. Will they pick themselves up and try again? We can only stand by and hope that they will not easily accept defeat. The urgency and solemnity of the problems confronting them cannot be minimized. We pray they will meet these problems with courage and deterrrtinaftibn: We pray that the word "Communism" will not create confusion in their minds nor feelings of submission in their! hearts. We hope they will come to realize that they are an integral part of a great and free nation, that, with the help of God, will remain so. Perhaps it is logical and human to fear that which we do not McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAD lilUlli Left to Right -- (Top Row) Coach William Hutchinson, Billy Dfrr Cicco, John Rourke, Ken Weber, Wayne Latimer, Wayne Fuchs, Teddy Freund, Pat Faunt, Chris Bennett, Dave Gende, Bob Wahl, Tom Antonson,, Paul Morenz, Vern Peterson, Coach Paul Mandli. Left to Right -- (Middle Rowi Manager - Richard Johnson. Bob Fletcher, Lee Amour, Bob Beckenbaugh, Allen Cerny, Vic Nowicki, Larry understand. Doubts must arise in the minds of the young adults as it does in the minds of those who have survived many crises. Many questions are unanswered and perhaps unanswerable. Must we go to the Moon? What's wrong with this good Earth that cannot be righted? Must we destroy each other by fear and trepidation if not by Nuclear weapons? Our modern scientists have done incredible things -- some of them seem miraculous. Why can't their knowledge be turned to the task of eliminating from our vocabularly those dreaded words, "incurable disease." Why can't they lead us to a happier and more abundant life? Surely these problems might prove to be less intricate than putting a man on the Moon. Why can't we train our minds to trust in God as our keeper and believe that, perhaps, the world is simply following a pattern designed by Him to lead us to a better way of life? We hope that the road from the football field to the highway of life will lead these young men we are honoring tonight, to a better understanding of themselves and of the World. With understanding will come success and happiness. Photo by George Kotalik Freund, Rick Frosberg, Tom Trendler, Ron Freund, Chuck Miller, Bill Marquart. Left to Right -- (Front Row) Trainer Bert Kissling, Louie Stramaglio, Ricky Hauck, Mike Fitzgerald, Alan Kuncl, Art Olsen. Jim Dowhin, James Edwards. Eddie Mars, Gene Glosson, Wayne Konecny, Tim Farr, Manager - John Jeschke, Coach Don Seaton. Clockwise, starting with Pepper Lopez in center, they are Gayle Reid, Tiina Keerberg, Ginny Peterson, Pam Munroe and Janet Eckstein. • • * Season's Record McHenry 31 Antioch 0 McHenry 6 Zion-Benton 0 McHenry 0 Libertyville 0 McHenry 27 Cry'l Lake 0 McHenry 60 Woodstock 0 McHenry 9 Palatine 6 McHenry 21. Barrington 19 Won 6, Lost 0, Tied 1 PROGRAM Toastmaster -- Rev. Robert Hooker + + + Call to Order -- Clinton Claypool - Pfes. + + + Pledge of Allegiance "America" Invocation Father Albert Rennell + + + Music Selections + + + Dinner Address of Welcome Gene Adams - Pros. Elect^ + + + Introduction of Guest Speaker Bill George Line Backer - Chi. Bears + + + Introduction of Football Team & Cheerleaders Coach Paul Mandli + + + Presentation of Trophy Gene Wagner + + + Benediction Closing Song American Legion Post No. 491 George Justen & Son Elm Street Florist McHenry Bakery Main Paint 8c Decorating, Inc. Riverside Bake Shop Wahl Jewelers Hi-Ho Golf Range - -Bolger's Brag Store . -Tomy&n Bj?o£h©rs, Inc. McHenry Auto Body . Dr. Henry. Freund White's Men's Shop D. E. Johnson Tool & Mfg. Co. Inc. George P. Freund -- Farm Imp. Buss Motor Sales Freund Oil Dr. Leonard Bottari McHenry Disposal Service Riverside Retail Outlet William Pries Stoffel & Reihansperger Insurance Overton Motor Sales International Decorators Gem Cleaners Bimbo's Tavern Peter Justen & Son Nye Drug, Inc. American Legion Auxiliary, Post No. 491 McHenry Garage Thennes Oil Ace Hardware Candy Box McHenry Personal Loan Suburban Russ - Stone Community Auto Supply Niesen's Floors Mark's Marine Just For Fun Roller Rink Althoif's Gas Chain - O - Lakes Travel Service Frank Low Insurance Custom T.V. Bayshore, Inc. McHenry Glass & Mirror Joe Frett & Son Morton Chemical Company Schroeder Iron Works Seibel Motor Sales George Hiller -- General Contractor Kleinhan's Building Service McHenry Heating Snug Harbor Wing 'N Fin Elgin Eby Brown Tomasello's McHenry County Farmers Co-op. McHenry State Bank L & H Television Tonyan Construction Huppy & Leo's J. T. Mahoney -- Plumbing Al's Welding Rainbow Cleaners McHenry County Letter Service Earl Walsh -- Insurance McGee's Store for Men Riverside Hair Styling Freund's Dairy Hester Oil Company Don's Old Bridge Tavern McHenry Sand & Gravel, Inc. Pollock Insurance Guettler Service Station Clark Chevrolet Gladstone's Dept. Store Robert J. Conway -- State Farm Insurance Lee and Ray Electric " Riverside Drive Laundromat H. P. Freund Plumbing Millstream Coin Wash McHenry Savings & Loan Reymann's Bakery Holiday Liquors Wonder Lake Area Kiwanis Club