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On The Sidelines by Dick Rabbitt A large crowd was on hand for the McHenry High homecoming game last Friday night against Mundelein. The alumni and friends were cheering for a Warrior victory, but it was to be denied by the Mustangs. The Warriors only threat was in the closing seconds and then time ran out on them. The coaching staff is working hard to get the offense on keel. The defensive unit hasn't been that bad, but they need help from the offense. Look for an improved team tomorrow at Crystal Lake. Dawn Welch really put on a halftime show the other night. This senior gal from West Campus had the crowd roaring from both sides of the field with her baton twirling exhibition. One can see why Dawn has won many National Honors with her baton. The J.V. football team knows how to put points on the scoreboard. They ran their record to 4 and 0 last Monday with a 42 to 6 win over Antioch. Scoring six touchdowns in one game, is uncommon at McHenry. The future is looking bright already for the Warrior football squad. S.I.H. was quite impressed with the addition to the press box. Wally Scott and his Building Trades Class made an addition on the roof. Tom Phillips Warrior film man, and C6ach Ken Ludwig on the phones, were bannished upstairs. S.I.H. had a front row seat for the first time in many a year . Coach Mike Shanahan's Water Polo team defeated DeKalb last week by the score of 9 to 8. With so many athletic activities going on, you never know who is playing or where. The North Suburban Conference golf tourney will be held at McHenry Country Club on Monday, October 6th. Tee off time is 10:00 A.M. Barrington and Crystal Lake are the pre-meet favorities. Don't count out Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry High team. They have a fine team, and will have the advantage of the home course. Coach Bill Hutchinson's " Running Warriors" will be in Peoria tomorrow for the Annual Peoria Invitational. This is the biggest cross country meet in the state outside of the State Finals. Forty some odd school will participate. Last year's defending state champions York of Elmhurst ranked number one in the state again this year is the tourney favorite. It is truly a great meet, and the best wishes from all Warrior fans go along with Hutch and his squad. My good friend Joe Reza of Gumee shot a hole in one at Chapel Hill Golf Course last Sunday morning. The shot was on the 150 yd. par 3 Number 8 hole. Joe became so excited that he shot an 8 on the ninth hole. Jerry Smith and George Street were playing with Joe at the time. Wouoci. LM£ g FUTILIA *4 i USC.& ^ V1 \ /Vf w ? 1. Fire extinguishers used on boats must be "Class B." This means that while they may in some cases be used for some other types of fire, they are especially designed for use on 1. Burning wood and paper. 2. Electrical fires. 3 Burning liquids or greases. 4. All of the above. 2. Dry chemical fire ex­ tinguishers are very popular. Special inspection treatment for them should include 1. Check pressure indicator reading to make sure pressure is in proper range. 2. Invert extinguisher and shake to keep powder from caking. 3. Check nozzle to see that there is no powder in it. 4. All of the above. 3. Fire extinguishers must be in operating condition when needed. v Frequent checks should be made of all ex­ tinguishers to make sure they are in good condition. What of the following things should NEVER be done as routine check? 1. Replace damaged hose. 2. Check the locking pins and seals to see that they are undamaged. 3. Operate the extinguisher for just a second to make sure everything is all right. 4. Weigh extinguisher. ANSWERS 1. No. 3 2. No. 4 3. No. 3 Water Skiing -- Rules for safe skiing. 1. Have two persons in towboat. One to run it and watch the water ahead, the other to watch the skier and relay information to the skipper. 2. Stay clear of swimmers. 3. Don't tow skier in heavily traveled nor restricted waters such as? swimming areas, narrow winding channels, and areas containing docks, floats, buoys, and anchored boats. 4. Make sure the skier is wearing a buoyant belt, jacket or other proper lifesaving device. If he falls, approach him from the downwind side. 5. Stop motor or throw it in neutral before taking skier on board. 6. Use a boarding ladder. Be careful not to swamp boat. MCHENRY RECREATION LADIES TUESDAY NITE BOWLING LEAGUE 9-30-75 Isy Thompson 473; Frieda Miller 438; Sharon Kujak 456; Fran Zank 479; Fran Weyland 453; Barb Hansen 435; Joan Buss 462; Grace Steindoerfer 435; Ethel Low 466; Kathy Miller 420; Bette O'Brien 452; Marie Diedrich 420; Shirley Lossman 442; Clarice Buenzli 445; Elanor Glaviano 474; Barb Leight 176 - 490 (nice bowling); Teresa Steffan 438; Betty Smith 434; Lois Crouch 439; Lorraine Freund 435; Elaine Justen 449; Bitsy Schaefer 471; Donna Bauml 443; Flo Dercole 449; Mary Cook 453; Nell Fidler 446; Sue Smith 464; Ron Romkowske 472. HOTSHOT BOWLERS: Edie Nimsgren 237-527; Annette Joyce 176-504; Cathy Boro 224- 568. Ho-hum!! I think C.B. just bowls with us cause she likes us. Pins bowled over average: Marie Diedrich, Dot Becken- baugh, Esther Cygan, Flossie Miller and Frieda Miller. RAILROADS: Pam Kosior 5- 7-9; Lill Michels 5-7; Jo Rizzo 5- 6-10; Ron Romkowske 3-7-10; Fran Weyland 4-5-7; Annette Joyce 6-7; Joan Buss 5-7-9. TEAMS STANDINGS AS OF 9-30-75 w 1 Ex. Nat l Ins. 10 2 Steinys 9 3 Southgate Salon 7 5 Glaviano's Interior 7 5 McHenry Disp. 7 5 McHenry Floral 7 5 Varese Rest. 6 6 Bernies Auto Body 6 6 Havameyers 5 7 Peter M. Justen 4 8 Elm St. Serv. 2 10 Northern Propane 2 10 TEN PIN QUEENS MON. SEPT. 29 9:30P.M. Ruth Bomke 225 - 571; Jo Gilbert 216 - 555; Joyce Lexow 194 - 518; Nancy Shulda 203 - 501; Char Kumm 191 - 504; Janet Cordray 179 - 472; Ronnie Romkowske 163 - 464; Marion Samyn 191 - 462; Jean Grischeau 168 - 460; Elaine Cross 169 - 457; Em Damians Use Water Weight with A "Natural" Water PHI NEW ODRINIL.a natural "water pill" can help you lose excess weight, uncomfortable body bloat (puffiness in ankles, arms, stomach) due to excess water retention during pre menstrual cycle. 0DRINIL is a gentle diuretic compound-contains natural herbs in a tablet that is effective and fast acting. 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II. 60050 (815-385-7077) Principals: ~ Robert Swartzloff-West Campus Gary Fields-East Campus Bill Blankenhorn Cis Morner 2300 North Suburban Warriors Orange and Black Cathy Orso Athletic Director: Women's Sports Coordinator School Enrollment: Conference: Nickname: Colors: Cheerleading Sponsor: Coaching Staff Football: CrossCountry: Field Hockey: Swimming: Tennis: Bill Day, Head Coach Ken Ludwig, Assistant Toby Scott, Assistant Ken Swanson, Assistant Dan Boland, Sophomore El Partenheimer, Sophomore Walt Scott, Freshmen Marty Sobczak, Freshmen Brian Wilson, Freshmen Bill Hutchinson, Head Earl Kyle, Assistant Charles Cuda, Head Cis Morner Karen Leichtle Connie Sanders McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1975-76 Fall Sports Schedule FIRST PLACE PONYTAIL DIVISION JOHNSBURG PIGTAIL LEAGUE -1975 - PONY TAILS THELEN READY MIX - Bottom row left to right, Nancy Fowler, Judy Pritchard, Kim Castillo, Margie Becker, Sue Eichhorn. Top row left to right, Manager Mary Castillo, Patty Thelen, Patty Kennebeck Patty Cooley, Monica Kennebeck, Coach Par Castillo. Missing, Chris Blair, Pat Zelasko, Jayne Otterson, Sue Woellert. Codes: FB-Football FH-Field Hockey V-Varsity . CC-Cross Country SW-Swimming S-Sophomore GO-Golf Te-Tennis F-Freshmen Date Sport Squads Opponent Place Time Fri-Oct 3 Te V Antioch Antioch 4:30 Sat-Oct 4 FB S Crystal Lk. Crystal Lk. 12:00 Sat-Oct 4 FB V Crystal Lk. Crystal Lk. 2:00 FB F-A&B Crystal Lk. Home 9:00 CC V Peoria Invit. Peoria 11:00 Mon-Oct6 FB SoB-JV Crystal Lk. Home 4:30 Mon-Oct6 GO V NSC . Home 11:00 SW V Waukegan East Home 4:30 FH V Crystal Lk. Home 4:30 Tue-Oct 7 CC F-S-V Grayslake & Conant Home 4:45 Te V Lake Forest Lk. Forest 4:30 Wed-Oct8 FH V Dundee „ Home 4:30 Thur-Oct 9 CC F-S-V Libertyville & Dundee L'Ville 4:30 Te V Crystal Lk. Home 4:30 SW V Lk. Forest Lk. Forest 4:30 Fri-Oct 10 FB V-S Barrington Home 6:00 GO V IHSA District Home 10:00 Sat-Oct 11 FB F-A&B Barrington Barrington 9:00 CC F-S-V McHenry County Home 10:00 Mon-Oct 13 FB SoB-JV Barrington Barrington 4:30 CC F-S-V Crown-Crystal Lk Crown 4:30 Tue-Oct 14 Te V Mundelein Home 4:30 FH V Woodstock Home 4:30 SW V Stevenson Stevenson 4:30 Wed-Octl5 FH V Lk. Forest Lk. Forest 4:30 Thurs-Oct 16 SW V Woodstock Home 4:30 Fri-Oct 17 GO V IHSA Sectional Sat-Oct 18 FB F-A&B Crown Home 9:00 FB S Crown Crown 12:00 FB V Crown Crown 2:00 CC V IHSA District Te V IHSA District SW V Stevenson Invit. Stevenson 2:00 Mon-Oct 20 FB SoB-JV Crown Home 4:30 FH V Antioch Home 4:30 Tue-Oct 21 SW V Libertyville L'Ville 4:30 Wed-Oct 22 CC JV Maine West Maine West 4:30 FH V Barrington Home 4:30 Thur-Oct 23 SW V Lake Forflfct Home 4:30 Fri-Oct 24 FB s-v Lake Forest Home 6:00 GO V IHSA State Te V IHSA State CC F-S Crystal Lk. Invit. Crystal Lk. 4:00 Sat-Oct 25 FB F-A&B Lake Forest Lk. Forest 9:00 GO V IHSA State CC V IHSA Sectional Te V IHSA State SW V IHSA District Mon-Oct 27 FB SoB-JV Lake Forest Lk. Forest 4:30 Tue-Oct 28 CC V NSC Crystal Lk. Fri-Oct 31 SW V IHSA State FH V IHSA District * JOHNSBURG PIGTAIL LEAGUE JUNIORS - 1975 - HETTERMANN's - Bottom row left to right, Chris Colomer, Kim Diedrich, Chris Tiess, Bonnie Conant, Tracy McArthur, Becky Boettcher, Michelle Boettcher. Top row left to right, Coach Pat Colomer, Jill Zenner, Wendy Huemann, Michelle Swartzloff, Betty Novak, Terri Allison, Kim Colomer, Manager Gretchen Boettcher. Missing, Roberta Kucharski, Amy Freund, Chris Johnson, Becky Reingardt. Police Tickets Karen M. Bennett, 124 Sunshine, Woodstock, speeding 56 in a 40 mph zone. Kathy S. Luther, 1401 Heron, Rockford, speeding 60 in a 40 mph zone. Ysaurd Munoz, 213 W. Hale, Marengo, speeding 60 in a 40 mph zone. Richard May, 6906 W. Route 120, McHenry, speeding 47 in a 40 mph zone. Francis J. Diller, 6216 Giant Oaks, Wonder Lake, speeding 58 in a 40 mph zone. Scott Thompson, 3708 W. Anne, McHenry, no city sticker. Michael C. Boening, 108 W. Dowell, McHenry, unnecessary noise. Roger Uppermann, 850 Surryse, Lake Zurich, disobeyed stop sign. Douelas A. Messer, 1110 N. 161 - 452; Dot Koleno 165 - 445; Char Babineau 173 - 430. Splits: S. Conway 2-7-10; C. Kern 1-2-10; R. Romkowske 3-7- 10; D. Koleno 5-7; J. Brzenk 3- 10. Hillside, McHenry, speeding 43 in a 30 mph zone. Jeffrey Lechner, 344 Lyman, DesPlaines, speeding 54 in a 40 mph zone. Hazel Chevopulos, 5037 W. Diversey, Chicago, speeding 53 in a 40 mph zone. James H. Stoffel, 2413 St. Francis, McHenry, speeding 44 in a 30 mph zone. Julie A. Freeze, 190 Lincoln, Crystal Lake, speeding 41 in a 30 mph zone. Daniel J. Keizer, 3607 Middle, McHenry, speeding 42 in a 30 mph zone. Mary B. Emerson, 306 Broadway, McHenry, speeding 47 in a 30 mph zone. Richard A. Rupp, 5008 W. Route 120, McHenry, speeding 46 in a 30 mph zone. Arthur Kreutzer, 1910 Lakewood, McHenry, no valid city sticker. More than 33 million 4-H alumni continue to live the 4-H motto: To Make the Best Better. Founding Fathers were Firemen Like many of the Founding Fathers, George Washington con­ sidered it a civic duty to serve as a volunteer fireman. Washington belonged to a fire company in Alexandria, Va., as a young man and was made an hon­ orary member before he left to as­ sume command of the Continental Army in 1775. On a later visit to Philadelphia, he bought a pumping engine and presented it to the fire department which had been founded in that city by Ben Franklin. Paul Revere, Sam Adams and John Hancock all served as volun­ teers in Boston, where America's first fire department was established in 1679. The Massachusetts city had suf­ fered a series of disastrous fires be­ fore the American Revolution, starting with a blaze in 1653 which left a third of the population home­ less. To cope with the danger, Bos­ ton was divided into separate fire districts, each under the command of a "fireward." Sam Adams and John Hancock were both appointed firewards in 1766 and served in that position until the outbreak of the Revolu- rules, tion. Hancock donated a new "water engine" to the city in 1772 and, in gratitude, the town stipulated that Hancock's property would be pro­ tected first in the event of a fire. Adams and Hancock were forced to flee the city when the British occupied it in 1775. Ironically, Hancock's wharf was among the property destroyed in a fire which started in a British barracks during the occupation. Despite the extraordinary dedi­ cation of volunteer and professional firemen since Hancock's time, the United States today leads all other industrialized nations in the death and destruction caused by fire. The principal reason, experts believe, is the careless attitude of people toward fire. During Fire Prevention Week each October, a nationwide effort is made to educate the public in fire safety. A key part of that effort is a classroom program called Junior Fire Marshal, organized in 1947 by The Hartford Insurance Group to teach children to identify fire haz­ ards and obey simple fire safety Over 1,600 delegates are expected to attend the 54th National 4-H Congress, Nov. 30 - Dec. 4 in Chicago. More than 7 million boys and girls 8-10 take part in 4-H projects and activities. Among the new programs offered 4-H members in 1975 is the national 4-H environmental i m p r o v e m e n t p r o g r a m sponsored by UOI> (Universal Oil Products), an international technology company. 'How can I help it if JERRY'S fixed the engine so fast." JERRY'S"66" AUTO REPAIR 4713 W. Rt. 120 Days 344-1278 Towing after 11 p.m. T FREE NOW! 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