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Marian Top Athletes fc'W'M Winners of awards presented Marian Central athletes by the McHenry VFVV Post 4600 talk with Bob Molthen, representing the post, following the Marian Central winter and spring sports banquet. Molthen is the junior vice commander of the Woodstock VFW. From left: Molthen, Geoff Dean, sportsmanship award; Gene Hester, best defensive basketball player; and A1 Blascovich, Marian Fathers Club president. Also a winner was Kent Cooney, who received the student athlete award. DON PEASLEY PHOTO m Winners of awards at the Marian Central winter and spring, sports banquet pose with their awards ToIlowing"l&st week^ eVent sored by the Marian Fathers Club. £romJfeft„ front: Gene Hester, Most Valuable basketball player, bast defensive basketball player and best free throw percentage; A1 Blascovich, Fathers Club president; Rick Zeller, Most Valuable baseball player; and Bill Downes, Most 'Valuable golfer. Back: Tom Parsley', athletic director; "Mark Tfeaisjey, most improved basketball player; Joe Fogarty, master of ceremonies; and Geoff Dean, sportsmanship award winner. DON PEASLEY PHOTO Johnsburg Tiger Ball Team To Rise Again This year the Johnsburg Tigers will attempt to rise from the depths of mediocrity. For the past two seasons the Tigers have been floundering around the five-hundred level -- winning a few and losing a few. With a new season about to begin, the Tigers have high hopes that they can reestablish the team to the position of respect it held a few years ago. Around to help make this possible is a new manager, Tony Freund. Tony was a fine player himself for the Tigers a "few" years back, when Johnsburg had one of the finest teams in the area. Now it is hoped that some of his baseball knowledge will rub off on the younger players. Basically, the team will be quite similar to that of last year. The infield will be composed of such fine players as Harry May, DanJamieson,John Hiller. Dave Klapperich, and Jim Meyers. Patrolling the outfield lor Johnsburg will be Wayne Hiller, Mike DeWolfe, Greg Todey and Kick Wakitsch. Dave Himpelmann should prove to be a valuable asset since he can play both infield and outfield positions. Handling the catching duties vvill be the dependable Lloyd Smith, back after a successful season at college. The pitching will be done by Dan Sompel and Tim Freund -- two very steady hurlers. If the Tigers can find one more solid pitching candidate, they should be ready for a good season. Also, Jim Meyers and Tim Freund have been preparing for the season by playing ball this spring for Western Illinois university. Johnsburg will open its season this Sunday, June 1, with a game against the McHenry Shamrocks at McHenry. From what this reporter has heard, the Shamrocks should be an improved ball club also. So, everything points for a good game on Sunday. Why not get out and watch Johnsburg and McHenry renew their long-standing rivalry that has developed over the years. The players will appreciate your attendance. The game will begin at 1:30 p.m. Shop In McHenry Program Bulletin Registration will be held on June 2, 3, & 4th at West Campus Gym for the following activites. All students interested must register on these days. AGE REQUIREMENT - 6 years of age and up (for swim instruction only) Swim instruction will be under the supervision of a qualified Red Cross Instructor (W.S.I.) Courses will be offered in beginning swimming, advanced beginner, intermediate, and swimmer. Jr. and Sr. Life Saving classes will also be offered* Three sessions will be offered for your convenience during vacation schedule: Session I - Monday, June 16 to June 27 Session n - Monday, June 30 to July 14 Session in - Tuesday, July 15 to July 28 Jr. & Sr. Life Saving classes will be held on Saturday mornings starting Saturday, June 21 from 8:00 - 11:00 a.m. Diving classes will be held on Saturday mornings starting Saturday, June 21 from 11:00 a.m. - 12:00. Recreation Swimming in the afternoon for general public from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. Monday Nights - 7:00 - 9:00 - 50 mile swim (Adults) Thursday Nights - 7:00 - 9:00 - Family Swim (6 years of age and up) parent must accompany children in pool. Saturday afternoon - 2:00 - 5:00 - open to public Sunday afternoon 1 2:00 - 5:00 - open to public Tennis Instruction (3rd Grade and up) Tennis instruction will be offered the same three sessions as swimming. Classes will be offered in Intermediate and Beginning Tennis. Classes will be taught by an experienced United States Lawn Tennis Association Instructor.. Basketball Clinic for 3rd Grade and up will be under the direction of Coach Ken Ludwig, Varsity Basketball coach and coaching staff of McHenry High School. The fundamentals of Basketball will be stressed for this particular age group. Classes will be held on Tuesday and Thursday from 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Cheer Leading Clinic (5-6-7-8 Grades) No fee required - This clinic is for upper elementary girls to learn the basic skills of cheer leading. The instructors will be from the Varsity Cheer Leaders from McHenry High School West Campus. Classes will be held at West Campus Gym on day listed at registration. Art Classes - Classes will be taught by Mr. Neubauer, Art Teacher, for Junior and Senior High Students interested in Art. Group Games (Boys and Girls 3rd Grade and up) Games and activities will be organized for children on a group basis. Activities will be organized on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 11:00 - 12:00. No fee. Beginning Archery (5th Grade and up) Fundamentals of archery will be taught on Tuesday and Thursday from 11:00 - 12:00. Baton Lessons: (5-6-7-8th Grade Girls) This class is for young girls who have had no experience in baton twirling. The basic fundamentals will be taught by an experienced person. Bring your own baton. No fee required. NOTE: In order to guarantee a complete summer program it is necessary that interested children register for all events on registration dates. (Registration time - 7:00 - 8?30) Sun., June 15, Dundee (home) 1:30 Sun., June 22, Naperville (home), 1:30 Sat., June 28, at Elgin Electric, 2:00 Sun.T June 29, at Genoa (D.H.) I-§0 Fri., July 4, Cicero (home- D.H.) 1:00 Sat., July 5, at Maywood, 2:00 Sun., July 6, McHenry (home) 1:30 Sun., July 13, Elgin Lanes (home), 1:30 Sat., July 19, at Dundee, 2:00 Sun., July 20, Elgin Electric (home), 1:30 Sat., Jul> 26, Chicago Pirates (home), 2:00 Sun., July 27, at Rockford. 1:30 JOHNSBURG TIGERS 1969 SCHEDULE , Sun., June 1, at McHenry, 1:30' Sun., June 8, Wheaton (home) 1:30 Tues., June 10, at Elgin Lanes, 7:30 PG. 6 - PIAINDEAIER - THURS. MAY 29, 1969 VACATION PLANNING HAWAIIAN CRUISE HOLIDAY SPECIAL 11 day air sea vacations $399.00 plus ' tax from California Chain-O- Lakes Travel Service 3405 YV. Elm St. McHenry 385-7500 @ORAYSLAKE OUTDOOR Its. 120 & 21, Grayslake KIDDYLAND BA 3-8155 Ends Thurs. May 29 "A Few Dollars Mpre" & •^^Tstful^^olla^sj^ Fri.-Thurs. May30-June 5 ENDS THURS. MAY 29 "ANGEL IN MY POCKET" STARTS FRI. MAY 30 A LOST ISLAND .BECOMES AN EXOTIC L*IC QUEEN AS 'BULLITT' UCHNICQ10R- FROM WARNER BROS SEVEN ARTS W 0 • • • " PUS C O - F E A T U R E Peter Seuers in ILoueVdu, RUCEB.Tdkus' (MR) WALT DISNEY S jGGt " •r ---7T--7-r-r ---- TECHHICOLOR'FROM WftRHER BRQS.-SFVFH ARTS A]so - Late Show Fri-Sat. TECHNICOLOR PANAVISION Fri.-Sun 7:00 & 9;00 r"Mon-Thur 7:30 (Also shqwn for Special Sat. & Sun. Kiddie Mat. 1:30) SPORTS Earl Walsh SO I HEAR Sports Editor Dear So I Hear, I sure have enjoyed your column lately. You've been writing a lot of news about our Cubs and us loyal Cub fans. I was wondering, maybe "So I Hear*' has just a little deeper feeling in his heart for those Cubs this year? But Pm sure that south side pride wouldn't let you reveal it. Right? All kidding aside, whoever that writer is for "So I Hear" (Mr. Walsh) you do a great job no' matter what the subject is. A Loyal Cub Fan P.S. If you happen to see "City Sup.," Fred Meyer, tell him to stick with those Yankees they'll make it again. After all, look how long we had to wait for our Cubs. the now Eamous Don opening day party. Hoenes We do hear about those Yankees now and then ...especially this year when they are winning. Another "Myre" boy.... this one Stottlemyre ... wrecked our Sox Tuesday night with his pitching and hitting. The above letter wasn't signed, but it came from the U.S. Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Florida. Seems to us one of the Meyer boys wrote from down there about the time of I Mile East of McHenry --r . . on Rta.120 adult 'PITY POOR PAXTON QUIGLEY ...just how much love can a young man stand? ;N The AITIC R ZShellvWinters RMJaWL1_ AH#«fIS not a Hon* Behind Closi VARSITY FOOTBALL & BASKETBALL cheerleaders for the 1969-70 season are L-R kneeling; *H>e Kelsey and Roz Rees. Standing; Paula Monteleone, Sue Peters, Janet Larkin - CajA., and Shirley Jenkins. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Warriors Bow To Cards Again, 5-2 by Bert Hagemann For the second time this season, Dundee lefthander Bob Bolier tied the Warrior bats in knots as the Cards defeated McHenry on a two hit effort, 5-2. Junior right hander Mike Freund experienced a bad first inning when the Carda.scored three runs, and from then on it was catch-up for the light sticking orange and black. The Warriors didn't collect a safety until the sixth inning when TSom Janik singled to center. An infield out moved him along, and John Smith then walked on four straight pitches. Tom Hurckes drove in both runners with a shot to right center, but that was the end of the Warrior scoring for the game. This contest all but ended Warrior hopes for a share of conference leading laurels, tal ball again. We are sure he will give us another number between one and 80 before long. but with a loss to front running Zion-Benton, the Warriors still had a slim chance for a tie. Although Bolier was relatively wild, his sharp breaking curve kept the Warrior bats very silent, while his mates were backing him up with an eight hit attack. So it was conference defeat number five;ior our erstwhile baseballers, all that remained was the Saturday contest. BOX SCORE Warriors, 2 runs; Dundee, 5. Warriors, 2 hits; Dundee, 8. Warriors, 2 errors; Dundee, 0. Sherman SS 2 2 2 Bolier P 4 0 2 Skoknia IB 4 1 1 Whitehouse C 4 0 1 Bennett 3B 3 0 1 Wuich RF 4 0 0 Henk 2B 1 0 0 Mapes CF 2 1 0 NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE BASEBALL TEAM 1969 BARRINGTON Dave Olson - P; *ClisbyJarard - OF; Dave Glaritz - IB. CRYSTAfL LAKE-* "• Larry Relmer - P. DUNDEE Bob Bolier - P; Dennis Gade - OF. LIBERTYVILLE •Gary Tray nor - 2B; Glenn Remember the Shamrock - Tiger game here next Sunday ... 1:30 p.m. In our last column we refrained from any mention of the Cubs and Sox. But, those Cub fans seem to demand attention. Some call it Decoration Day. Others call it Memorial Day. Don't forget to remember and decorate. B R H Gorsline - P; *Guy Keehn - 3B; WARRIORS Steve Witt - IB. Camasta 2B 3 0 0 M. Janik SS 3 0 0 WOODSTOCK T. Janik LF 3 1 1 Bob Watson - OF; Scott CrenGeorge CF 3 0 0 shaw - IF. J. Smith IB 1 1 0 NORTH CHICAGO D. Smith p.r. 0 0 0 •Richard Thompson - IF; Hurckes*3B 3 0 1 Steve Persman - P. Rohrer RF / 2 0 0 Salter P 0 0 0 ZION-BENTON M. Freund P, RF 3 0 0 Gary Bereiter - P; Chuck Thurlwell C 2 0 0 Johnson - OF; *Dan Rushforth - Miller p.r. 0 0 0 OF. Decker p.h. 0 0 0 McHENRY Fairchild p.r. 0 0 0 Mike Janik - IF; Mark Camasta - IF; Don Reinboldt - P; B R H •Tom Janik - P & OF. DUNDEE Gade LF 4 1 1 * Junior Mike Wieser now wants to change his predictions. He is the fellow who told us the Cubs wouldn't lose more than 11 or 12 games all season. Now that they have lost 16, it seems Mike has to drag out that crys- THE WARRIORS OF 69 are L-R front; Larry Miller, Tom Hurckes, Mike Carlson, Judd Decker, Steve Salter and Don Smith. 2nd row: Steve Nickels, John Smith, Steve George, Steve Thompson, Mike Janik and Mark Camasta. 3rd row; coach Bert Hagemann, Steve Rohrer, Don Thurlwell, Tom Janik, Don Reinboldt, Gary Fairchild, Jerry Freund, Mike Freund and Tom Burton (Mgr). Now Open Every Day. I The Baseball Players of the week for this final week are the entire McHenry High School varsity squad. Although the team finished second, this has been the finest baseball squad McHenry has had in many years. Congratulations to a fine team on a job well done. • Your Friendly Pharmacy • 1325 X. Riverside Dr. • McHenry, III. • Phone 385-4426 /