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i;fi PG- *• SEC- 1 ~ PLAINDEALER - NOV. 10, 1967 Lettermen On MCHS Basketball Squad • u V Scribe's Final Word On North Suburban '67 F&otball Season <?j - '-?5| L. to R.: Frank Curln. Dave Fletcher, Coach Ken Ludwig. Tim Martin. Bob Mauch. MCHENRY PLAINDEALER PHOTO By Bert Hagemaim Here are the season's final standings in the North Suburban Football Conference: W L T 1. Libertyville 6 1 2. Barrington 6 1 3. North Chicago ° • 5 2 Mrt. Bruce Bradley Elected To Board Of Samoyad Club Mrs. Bruce Bradley was elected to serve cm the board of Governors for the Midwest Di- ( vision of the Samoyad Club of America, Saturday, Oct. 28 at a meeting held at the Tally Ho Inn in West Chicago. She will serve for a one year term. The Division extends from Texas to Ohio. Mrs. Bradley is a member of the Samoyad Club of America. Her champion, Bradley's Powder Puff, won best of Opposite at Madison, Wis., at the National Rotating Specialty held this past summer. 4. McHenry 5. Dundee 6. Woodstock 7. Crystal Lake 8. Zion Benton 4 3 4 3, 1 5 1 1 5 1 0 7 SPORTS m North Suburban AlbStmwg We were mighty pleased to get a list of North Suburban All-Stars\this week for publication. Guess our real pleasure was in seeing names of three Warriors on the list. Bob Mauch, a husky tackle, certainly showed all season that he belonged. Chuck Reilly, a fullback, could plow when his number was called and his ability is recognized by those who select the best. As we saw it, nobody enjoyed mixing it up more than Jim Laursen at guard. Others saw it the same way according to the list. There are more Warriors who must have been considered, but other teams have good men who catch the eye of rival coaches, players and fans. L. to R.: Bob Mauch, Jim Laursen, Chuck Reilly. These are the Warriors chosen on the North Suburban All-Star team. All came smilin' McHenry did real well in landing three men on the All- Star team in a season that was mostly good. through after a rugged season in which they contributed to a successful season under Coach Bill Day in his first year at MCHS. MCHENRY PLAINDEALER PHOTO Illinois Women's Golf Association Elects Officers And Makes Plans Plans for the Northern Illinois Women's Golf Association seventh annual golf tournament and an election of officers took place at a recent meeting held at Old Orchard Country Club. Heading this progressive group for the 1967-68 season is Mrs. Jerry Mirkoff of Glencoe, Illinois and club champion of Glencoe Golf Club for the third consecutive year. The Northern Illinois Women's Golf Association has come a long way since the day seven years agoahandful of women while riding to a 15 DAY ALL ISLAND In Hawaii $584.60* * per person one of double - plus tax INCLUDES: Jet Air, sightseeing, transfers, hotels, (7 nites Honolulu, 7 at Maui, Kauai. Kona Si Hilo), Tips and extras. Chain-O-Lakes Travel Service 3405 W. Elm McHenry, III. Ph. 385-7500 No charge for our services golf match, discussed the possibility of having a golf tourney in the northern part of the state. From this casual discussion, tiie Northern Illinois Women's Golf Association was organized and the annual 36 hole medal play invitational came into realization. Now after seven years, there are many new inovations being planned for an exciting season of golf and ground work is being laid for a three day tournament to replace the now defunct Cook County Tournament, to take place possibly in 1969. Another meeting is scheduled for November when dates for the tournament of Champions and the 36 hole invitational will be definitely set, while the site for the 1968 invitational is set for McHenry Country Club in McHenry, 111. Newly elected officers for the 1967-68 season are: President, Mrs. Jerry Markoff - Glencoe G.C., Glencoe, 111. Vice-President, Mrs. M. Ribnikar - Deerpath G.C.,Lake Forest, 111. Treasurer, Mrs. B. Percaro - Bonnie Brook G.C., Waukegan, 111. Secretary, Mrs. M. Samuels - Glencoe G.C., Glencoe, 111. Mrs. L. Elswick and Mrs. L. Nolan - Members at Large. President, Paulette Markoff appointed the tournament committees: „ Chairman, Mrs. J. Kralowetz, McHenry C.C., McHenry, 111.; Co-Chair., Mis. L„ Nolan, McHenry C.C., McHenry, 111.; Publicity, Mrs. L. Carlin, Glencoe G.C., Glencoe, 111.; Tournament of Champions, Mr3. A. Ogrin, Bonnie Brook G.C. When you look at Bert's story in this issue and see the names of seniors who have played their last game for McHenry High, you can see our coaching staff with their work cut out for next season. But, as we have seen many times before, boys can grow into men in a hurry. So we polish off the season's review on a happy note and look forward to even better days in '68. In mountainous regions, 1,000 feet altitude generally brings the same changes in temperature and plant life that 1,000 miles travel north at same altitude would. Cooperation-- The McHenry High School Athletic Department, headed by Athletic Director L.J. Mc- Cracken, expresses thanks and appreciation to Dr. Griesbach, Dr. Wilt, Dr. Massarik, Dr. Porter and John Nitz, all of McHenry Medical group for the service they have rendered during our football season which has just ended. They are also appreciative of Peter Justen and Son for having their ambulance service avail- Ends Thurs., Nov. 9 "GRAND PRIX" show at 7:30 p.m. FRI.-THl'RS., XOV. 10-16 ..damesA. oMicheners. THU MIKIS* H C0RP0KAT10N PHKSKNTS ^fULIE ANDREWS MAX VON SYDOW RICHARD HARRIS » THE GEMtCE ROT HUX *ALTEB MmiSCti|FRODUCnO;^"H AWA11"PANAV1SK)N COLOR bi show sit 7:30 p.m. - "Hawaii" adm. adults $1.25, oh. 75<- For Kiddie Mat. See Separate Ad 338-0032 SHOW PLACE OF AAeHENRY COUNTY "Celebrating our 40th Anniversary this month" NOW SHOWING WEEK NIGHTS 7:30 SATURDAY 2 SHOWS 5:00 - 8:00 SUNDAY 3 SHOWS 2:00 - 5:00 - 8:00 THE MIRISCH CORPORATION PRESENTS JAMES A MICHENERS A¥ATA ^f PANAVISION' COLOR by DeLuxe ijggnsTs/ 3 Presents Sat.-Sun. Mat., Nov. 11-12 50« ALL 50* w SEATS * -- show at 2 p.m. - out 4 p.m. Imagination's Tiny-est Hero... in a GIANT of an AdventureI ALL NEWI ALL LIVE I ALL MAGICl Htm before shown Wf where . Surrta« HAJOA CUM MARQUEZ. JOU ILIAS MMENO »<* CUAAO QUCZMMS DfraeM by OIK CAKKMJt Marie by RAUL LAVSTA •>* mhwwwi: nog ouBom m* Apouo vonz wtmo CLASSto AS TOLD BY PAUL TRIPP Presented in glorious MATINEES ONLY! SATURDAY & SUNDAY! SO I HEAR By Earl Walsh able at each of our home games. Larry Lund and the Plaindealer staff are also recognized for printing football programs. The service of all of these individuals has meant a great deal to the football players and athletic staff, and it speaks very highly of each individual who has given time and service to the High School Athletic program. The spirit of cooperation meant a lot in making the season a success "Mac" said Our old pal, "Red" Winkel retired from his duties in the McHenry Post Office this week after 38 years of service. Back when his service started the staff was small and there was no delivery service in the city. Those were the days when ^everybody was a box holder ^and the Post Office was a great '{meeting place. World problems were settled in the lobby and Winkel was a great one to stir up controversy, for the old timers with time on their hands to thresh around. Winkel sent some of tty>se old timers like Lou Bishop and Ed. Kelter away each day with some big i. And it wasn't all mail. MCHENRY RECREATION TEN PINS QUEENS Betty O'Brien 176-208-142- 526; Nancy Shulda 162-146-173- 481; Virginia Steege 172-153- 153-478; Wanda Gehrke 131- 180-145-456; Hazel Struwe 164- 164-127-455; Claire Raska 141- 151-161-454; Janice Tonyan 129-154-169-452; Betty Piagentini 149-144-154-447; Teresa Steffan 146-181-121-448. Rails - Eleanor Wirfs 3-6-7 Donnelly's Top & Toe 19-11; King Juice 19-11; Merill Wool- My pre-season crystal ball saw the first, four teams as North Chicago, Barrington, Dundee and McHenry. The second division was picked as Zion, Libertyville, Crystal Lake, Woodstock. The first mistake I made was trying to pick the race, the second was underestimating the Cats of Libertyville. Ttiey came up with a fine season, winning the close ones and the crucial ones, and certainly they deserve their share of the winners wreath. Zton*s lack of speed hurt them NMTH SUBURBAN 'CONFERENCE ALL-STAR FOOTBALL SQUAD 1967 QUARTERBACKS: Bill Beckman, Libertyville; Brian Clay, Barrington; Roger McKenzie, Dundee FULLBACKS: Rich Robey, Barrington; Mark Husted, Dundee; Gary Button, Woodstock; Chuck Reilly, McHenry. HALFBACKS; Phil Parker, North Chicago; Larry Mueller, Crystal Lake; •Rick Sitz, Libertyville; Steve State, Libertyville; Art Sanders, Barrington; *James Jay, North Chicago. GUARDS: Grey Tubbs, North Chicago; Rick Setser, Woodstock, Guy Murdock, Barrington; *Larry Stirlen, Barrington; * Jim Laursen, McHenry; Topper Kiburz, Dundee; "John Johnson, North Chicago. CENTERS: Rick Nelson, Barrington; •Charles Bell, Libertyville (Linebacker); Jeff Barnbridge, Crystal Lake; *Mike Doughtery, North Chicago (Linebacker). TACKLES: •Gary Longabaugh, Libertyville; *Phil Pinotti, Barrington; Bob Mauch, McHenry; Maurice Mills, North Chicago. ENDS: Keith Hansen, Libertyville; •Ken Richardt, Zion Benton; Bob Schumacher, Dundee; Ron Wegner, Crystal Lake; •Jim Ackers, Libertyville. •Defensive Specialist There are medical records of a number of humans 8% feet tall. The College of Surgeons, London, has the skeleton of an 8 foot-4 inch man. en Mills 17-13; Bungalow Inr, 16-18; McHenry Sand & Gravel 16-18; McHenry Hardware 15- 15; Tonyan's Construction 10- 20; Elberson Insurance Agency 8-22. Marion Donnelly 161; Joyce Sexow 160-162; Lorre Setzter 160; Dolores Roberts 160. TOP TEN AVERAGES Virginia Steege 158; Teresa Steffan 157; Wanda Gehrke 156; Ruth Bomke 153; Nancy Shulda 151; Marion Donnelly 150; Marcy Goss 149; Ruth Elk 147; Betty O'Brien 149; Florence Freund 145. 6% Jim Laursen Jim Laursen was named player of the week for his fine game against Libertyville last Saturday afternoon. He was in on 14 different tackles and did a fine job from his offensive blocking position. JIM LAURSEN 5*9" 190 lb*. Senior PoMition Guard LWiUfclM Another Public Service "Presented By: more than most people guessed, and North Chicago just couldn't quite win the big ones. Certainly the horendous injury plague that struck the Warriors down in key positions hurt their chances for a real run at the roses, but the over-all team effort over the season was a stimulating sight for victory starved Warrior fans to watch. Seniors who saw their last football action for McHenry were: Martin, quarterback; Todd, halfback; Baur, halfback; Olesczuk, kicker; Reilly, fullback; Huska, fullback; O'Brien, center;' Laursen, guard; Vanek, guard; Domoto, guard; Moehling, tackle; Piccolo, tackle; Mauch, tackle; Cole, end; Fletcher, end; and Keuchel, end. These players formed the nucleus of what was basically a senior ball club. Juniors who saw a lot of action and helped the cause were Reinboldt, Neubauer, Jost, Owens, Antonicelli, and Janik. From this group coach Bill Day will have to work another winning formula next season. Assistants Ken Swanson, Bill Perry, and Bud Murray must be given credit for job well done, along with managers Dennis Buch and Terry Burton. With a winning football season under our belts, it won't be long now until Coach Ken Ludwig will trot out the 67-68 edition of Warrior basketball. Next week's columns will tout the North Suburban and discuss Warrior chances for the totcoming year. To the football team of 67, we say, well done, Warriors. PALACE RECREATION The Alley Kats Ina Meddings 153; Bev Justen 151; Rae Burns 145; Joan Bucaro 179-154-475; Sue Gunrierson 169-405; Gladys Kopsell 152-404; Jan Fruik 149. RAILS ^ Harriet Chahdler 6-7. McHENRY RECREATION Monday Nlte Commercial League D. Baker 503; H. Wagner 521; W. Low 537; D. Mercure 519; D. French 500; T. Kaminski 212-538; G. Kiel- -isch 539; E. Steinsdorfer 576; H. Brunow 506; H. Wohlert 246-572; R. Garrelts 545; T Rebel 526; J. McGee . 505; D. HCtmann 530; J. Soheefer 523; R. Rhoton 512. Former MCHS Athlete Tom Dougherty, who was a bulwark of strength on the McHenry Warrior football and wrestling squads, a 6-3, 240 pounder, is gaining recognition as a defensive tackle at Trinidad State Junior College in Colorado. Tom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dougherty. He is a likeable big fellow, but won't be pushed around easily. We expect to hear many fine reports on him before his college days are over. Ultra Modem - Show Starts At Dusk DgyvE-m One Mile East Of McHenry on Route 120 FRI-SAT-SUN I IN-CAR NOV. 10-11-12 HEATERS 1325 N. Riverside Drive Phone 385-4426 And K FILMED ON ACTUAL LOCATIONS WHERE IT COULD HAVE HAPPENED! THE MORE APPALLING HIT *2 cooloss,! j WORLD WAR ll'S MOST DESPERATE ADVENTURE! HIT *3 1 4 I.