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SB On Ihe Sidelines hy men Kafetm The Warriors are under the gun again tonight at Zion. It is a must game for them in the conference race. The largest crowd in years was on hand last Saturday, but the Warriors just couldn't get untracked for the home folks. The coacning staff has vowed that they will come back and be tough the rest of the season. An okl rival, the Woodstock Blue Streaks, will be here tomorrow night Let's not let the team down because of several bad games. They have a very good shot at going Jo the Supersectional in DeKalb in March. Let us help them along the way. For you wrestling fans the conference tourney at Dundee tonight and tomorrow. Don't forget you adults can act like a kid again and ride the old school bus. If you can put up with the singing and yelling I urge you to go this way. As the old saying, What a way to go. We not only have a crazy mixeup bus driver, but a poet in our midst. I received this peom the other day and thought I would pass it along. Sir Richard of Rabbitt -famed writer of sorts I feel like the sailor who has lost all his ports Directions I gave, I freely admit Put many McHenryites in a blue twit I assumed in error, and it now scams Hie new school was not to be host to our fans They made us drive to the center of town Where I sat in thestands with a silly frown But as I look bade in retrospect One thing I must say The next time we {day Lake Forest Everyone will know the way. * • . • , George also gave me a shortcut to Champaign. Once you get out of McHenry take the Eockford trail on to DeKalb. Once out of there you are all set. I know that sounds good to all Warrior fans. . Addison Trail and Willowbrook high school officials have taken some steps to quell unruly conduct by high school athletes. Any player violating good conduct will be immediately suspended from the team, and the action will be followed by review to determine if and when the suspension should be lifted. Ihe schools involved are in the DesPlaines Valley conference and have 79 coaches involved in 18 sports. Look for other schools to follow suit. I think the above should include any student and not just the participant. .>•- Roger Ludwig former Warrior is a regular on the t College team. Last week they pulled two upsets, ting Carthage who was undefeated at the time, and it Saturday defeated Augustana College. The loss by rAugustana was the first home loss in five years in their fieldhouse. In the Augie game Roger was 3 for 3 from field and 6 of 6 frpm the free throw line. I understand two former Warriors Bob Eppel and George Hansen both attending Augustana, while pulling for the home school yelled out words of encouragement to Rog. The McHenry freshmen have shown improvement since Christmas. Two weeks ago they gave North Chicago 13 and 2 a real scare before going down to defeat. Saturday morning they defeated the Libertyville frosh 13 and 5. Libertyville had won the Waukegan Freshmen tourney in which the Warriors brought home the third place trophy. > *»* With the Blue Streaks coming to town tomorrow night, another game of the past is being presented, it was a typical Warrior-Streak game with the Warriors coming out on top way back in 1953. DEC. 12,1953 MCHENRY 13 11 14 12 50 WOODSTOCK 9 7 13 14 43 Elgin Swimmers Beat "Water Warriors" 103-64, Frosh-Sophs Lose 85-80 PAGE 7 • PLAINDEALER-FIUDAY. FEBRUARY ft. 197ft V "Guys And Dolls" Choice For School Spring Musical r 4-H NEWS 1 By Dick Rabbitt The "Water Warriors" of* Coach Mike Shanahan went down to defeat last week at the hands of Elgin by the score of 103 to 64. Brian Fetzer won both the 200 Individual Medley and the 500 freestyle for the Warriors. Jim Nelson took a first in the 50 yd. freestyle. Bill Mahon won the 100 yd. butterfly, and Lowell Kively remained un­ defeated in diving. The frosh-soph lost also to Elgin by the score of 85 to 80. Hall of the Warriors won the 200 Individual Medley and the 500 yd. freestyle. Berry won the 200 yd. freestyle, Moulas won the diving, and Dass won the 100 yd. freestyle. The relay team of Topp, Folz, Berry, and Relle also picked up a first for the young Warriors. VARSITY MCHENRY 64 - ELGIN 103 200 Med. Relay, Elgin 1:55.5, Risley, Wagner, D. Gierutt, Busch. 200 F.S. Time 2:06.5. 1. Bol, E. 2. Opfer, McH. 3. Jonson, E. 4. Goulding, E. 200 Ind. Medley, 2:16.1. 1. Fetzer, McH. 2. D. Gierutt, E. 3. K. Gierutt, E. 4. Dass, McH. 50 yrd. F.S. 25.0. 1. Nelson, McH. 2. Feldner, E. 3. Murray, McH. 4. Jarrett, E. Diving, 2:14. 1. Kivley, McH. 2. Iwanski, E. 3. Jarrett, E. 4. Wadell, E.. 100 Butterfly, 1:03.4. 1. Mahon, McH. 2. K. Gierutt, E. 3. Andrea, E. 4. Risley, E. 100 F.S., 53.3. 1. Busch, E. 2. D Gierutt, E. 3. Murray. McH. 4 Nelson. McH. 500 F.S. 5:36.5. 1. Fetzer. McH. 2. Bol. E. 3. Johnson. E. 4. Goulding, E. 100 Backstroke, 1:10.8 1. Christopher. E. 2. Prisse, E. 3. Dass, McH. 4. Johnson. E. 100 Breaststroke, 1:10.3. 1. Wagner. E. 2. Gramowski. E. 3. Hilbe, E 4. Kivley. McH 400 F.S. Reiay, McH. 3:40. Nelson, Opfer. Murray and Fetzer. FROSH-SOPH MCIIENRY HO - ELGIN 85 „ 200 Med Relay. McH. 2:04. Topp. Fulz, Berry, Relle. 200 F.S. Time 2:13. 1. Hall, McH 2 Dass, McH. 3. Rollestad, E. 4. Thompson, E.< 200 Ind. Medley, 2:35.3 1. Berry, McH. 2. Schmitt, E. 3. Maloney, E. 4. Nelson, E. 50 yd. F.S. 26.6. 1. Dwyer, E. 2. Frickle, E. 3. Relle, McH. 4. Topp, McH. Diving, 93.3. 1. Moulis, McH. 2. Parlzinksi, McH. 100 Butterfly, 1:13.4. 1. Nelson, E? 2. Berry, McH. 3. Maloney, E. 4. Iwanski, McH. 100 F.S., 1:02.6.1. Dass, McH. 2. Maddox, E. 3. Relle, McH. 4. Larson, E. 500 F.S., 6:00.1. 1. Hall, McH. 2. Thompson, E. 3. Rollestead. E. 4. Fricke, E. 100 Backstroke, 1:15.1. 1. Woodson, E. 2. Topp, McH. 3. Anderson, McH. 4. Gupps, E. 100 Breaststroke, 1. Larson, E. 2. Folz, McH. 3. Schmitt, E. 4. Unger, McH. 400 F.S. Relay, Elgin, 4:09.7. Maddoy, Dwyer, Fricke, and Larson. The magical New York of the 1940s will be relived on the stage of West campus as the high school presents the musical production of Damon Kunyon's "Guys and Dolls" This voyage into sparkling nostalgia will be presented April l. 2. 3 and 4 by McHenry Community high school The gifted cast will include the Girls. Sarah Brown. Joy Yyduna; Adelaide, Selena Mays; Mimi. Kim Curry, and Matilda. Michelle Schroeder, the Boys. Sky Masterson, Brett Jackson; Nathan Detroit, Tim Cornwell; Nicely. Pete Bender, Benny, Rob Thomas; Rusty, Lowell Kivley; Arvide, Nick Dilendorf; Harry, MUrray Alford, Lt. Brannigan, Craig Smith; Joey, Carl Swanson; Big Jule, Mike Kalk; Drunk, EARNSDEGREE Edward J. Anderson was among 1,883 January graduates of the University of Illinois at I rbana-Champaign to receive his Bachelor of Science in Engineering. No com­ mencement ceremony is held and diplomas will be mailed. Edward is the son of John H. Anderson, 311 N. Mineral Springs, McHenry. Scott Myers, and Waiter. Lee Walkington. Also the Missionary Band. Tammy Johnson. Maribeth Karas. Laura Higgins. Kim Nielson. Gail Gunder and Kathy Ahem, the Gamblers. Nelson Barnes. Scott Chesler. Mike Tollifson. Ed Czechowski and Ray Jensen Dancers include Hot Box dancers. Pam Dorsev. Jodie Heldt. Patti Santi, Vicki Williams. Kim Curry, Erin McGibbon. Vicki Bazan and Cathy Pintozzi; Cubans. Clare Higgins. Vicki Finley. Cathy Nellrtsen. Patty nlthoff. l-aurte Baker. Cathy Gat tone and Sue Grom, Dolls. Toni Weber. Mary Gattone. Patti Schabow. Judy Yyduna. Joan Ungeman. Maureen Hall. Sue Wickenkamp and Alyce Masaheimer Walk-On parts will be played by Laurie Fossum, Sandy Fuller. Ami Wilson. Sue Van Kanegan. Tern Meek ley. Julie Bitterman. Donna Lasko and Denise Arroyo Freshmen Five Wins 55-54 Thriller From Libertyville 'Cats MCHENRY (50) FG FT PF TP .Camstock .^.Oeffling Yokely i Jackson "Blake Ford T. Oef fling Barbier Dahl L. Freund Novak M. Freund WOODSTOCK (43) FG FT PF TP 2 2 6 j f c U T f l W , 1 0 . 1 2 *4 • '.O.i'j • jn t-i 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 6 10 8 0 2 0 12 0 0 jon Rank Stork Gray Krull Curtright Dun lap Selchow TOTALS V(.:3 3 » *)-"r 15 13 15 43 TOTALS 8 14 50 The Warrior freshmen Basketball Team avenged an earlier defeat Saturday as they edged the Libertyville frosh 55 to 54. The young locals started out slow and trailed by 9 at the end of the initial period. They narrowed the margin to a 5 pt. deficit by -the intermission. Going into the final period the ytfting Warriors had crept up to within two. In the final frame Mark Ziszik triggered the Warriors .with a steal and, two 4tey field'goals. Dan Schaeffer, Scott Dixon and Don Bentz led the scoring effort as they all scored in double figures. Bentz's shot with 10 seconds remaining brought about the victory. Libertyville is 13 and 5 on the season and the Warriors are 6 and 9. Schaeffer Ziszik Ozminski TWO ON DEAN'S LIST Two local girls attending Augustana college. Rock Island, have been named to the Dean's honor list for the fall quarter. Helen M. O'Donnell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Crocco, 7910 W. Chestnut drive. Wonder Lake, and Joyce L. Heard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James N. Heard, 1911 W. Sunnyside Beach drive, McHenry, were among the students whose grade point average was in the "A" range, from 3.50 to 4.00. 0 t Montini X J j Middle School J Political Corner 4-H FEDERATION It was International night at the January federation meeting. The special attraction was a 60-minute program by Bob Thompson of the Green­ wood Gremlins 4-H club He presented slides and talked about his adventures in Japan last summer Bob went to Japan through a 4-H Exchange program Laurie Harney of the Wonder Workers 4-H club also visited Japan through the program Both brought a beautiful display of souvenirs and memoirs to share with the other attending 4-H members To accent the evening with another foreign flavor, 4 Hers were introduced to Teresita Arrieta "Tita" is from San­ tiago. Chile, and is staying with the Calvin R Vyduna family of McHenry for two months Also introduced to the members was Ann McArdle. McHenry county's new Home Economics extension adviser Miss McArdle is originally from a southern suburb of Chicago and was educated at Eastern Illinois university in Charleston The evening ended with casual conversation between members and Bob. Laura. Ann, and Teresita Hot chocolate and cookies were served by the Huntley Harvesters and Huntley Helpers 4-H clubs. I '3 *w -S vHB Ni • VISITS McHENRY - G.O.P. Gaben»terftal CaatMste ii Thompson shakes hands and passes enl campaign material an recent visit to McHenry. Accompanying Candidate was McHenry Mayor Joseph B. I A E F of the W E E K Snowmobile News The Montini Mustangs 8th grade boys' basketball team upped its conference record to 5 wins and only 2 losses by defeating Countryside 35-33 on Thursday, Jan. 29th. In win­ ning, the Mustangs withstood a Harmony Snowmobile Club 47 point Countryside charge in will sponsor a marathon ' the fourth quarter and put the snowmobile t ride ^ij* the game away in two last minute McHenry area • next . Sundayfn* throws by Tim Sabatka. February 8. Called "RESCUE Sabatka and Dwight Schmitt 50", all proceeds generated by were the leading Montini the event will be donated to the scorers with 12 points apiece. Name Bentz Dixon Schully fg 10 5 3 tp 21 12 6 Conference Wrestling _ Meet At Dundee Tonight By Dick Rabbitt The "Rassling Warriors" of Coach Marty Sobczak will trek to Dundee tonight for the conference meet. Fir^t match tonight is at 6:30 P.M. The tourney continues tomorrow at 1:00 P.M. with the semi-finals and wrestle backs. Then on Saturday night at 7:00 P.M. the championships will get under way. - The Warriors have been having their troubles lately with the flu and injuries, but Coach Marty is hoping that the boys will be in shape Friday night. From the looks of the teams it could be a dog fight right down to the finish. Coach Sobczak had said, "It should be Libertyville, North Chicago, and Barrington". However, he added, "that to win, one of these teams will have to get at least four men through to the finals". Waiting in the wings are two darkhorses Dundee and Crown read to take an ad­ vantage should any of the top three fall along the way. The Warriors chances for a team championship appear rather slim. However, they POSSE MEETING A meeting of the McHenry bounty Sheriff's posse will be £held Thursday, Feb. 5, at 8 p.m V Vin the courthouse, Rt. 47, '.Woodstock. Prospective 4members are cordially invited to join at this time, could have a lot to say about the championship. Knocking off some of the top seeded men, and picking up points here and there could very well deter­ mine the champion on Saturday night. Maybe they are not strong enough to win the championship, but it sure would be nice to get some in­ dividual awards. The fan bus will leave from East Campus. I am told that if adults want to pay the fifty cents they can save gas, trouble parking, and live like a kid again by riding the bus. Should be a lot of fun. NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE BASKETBALL RESULTS 2-1-76 Name W L Pts Opp Libertyville 7 1 518 429 North Chicago 7 1 562 456 Zion Benton 7 1 544 465 McHenry 6 2 « ' 545 454 Crystal Lake 4 4 485 515 Mundelein 3 5 522 594 Dundee 2 '5 397 424 Lake Forest 1 6 381 . 462 Barrington 1 7 450 511 Crown 1 7 465 561 Sewers Team FG FT TP 1. Boyle » Mund 78 38 194 * 2. Bernhard Cr 60 62 182 S.Woods Z.B. 68 28 174 4. Judson Z.B. 65 42 172 5. Yarbrough N.C. 70 24 164 6. Mosolino C.L. 63 17 143 7. Pears cm C.L. 61 14 136 8. Trkla L.F. 60 9 129 9. Koerber McH 57 9 123 10. B. Erickson Lib 49 25 123 11. Reilly McH 54 9 117 12. Green Lib 47 21 115 13. Terrill Bar 45 18 108 14. Barrett N.C. 42 23 107 15. Ro6sman Bar 30 44 104 Played one less game McHenry and Johnsburg rescue squads in appreciation of their service to the area. The marathon will consist of volunteer snowmobilers par­ ticipating by securing pledges of donations per mile, then driving their machines over designated trails (up to 50 miles m a x i m u m ) t o e a r n t h e i r pledges. Members from other clubs in McHenry county are joining the drive, and local snowsports persons are invited to ride for pledges. A limit of no more than 100 riders accepted and each rider must abide by Illinois snowmobile laws for himself and machine. This is not a race, but a ride for pleasure and charity. Snowmobilers who wish to ride may contact any Harmony club member before Sunday for pledge cards and details. The ride will start at 8:30 a.m. Sunday from the McHenry Moose Lodge area. Sandwiches will be served to participants after the event. If weather does not permit the ride will be postponed to February 22nd For many years, no automobiles were allowed in Palm Beach, one of Florida's most exclusive winter resorts Schmitt and Sabtka also paced the defense with 8 rebounds apiece. Tom Balchunas also played a fine game on defense with 6 steals. The 7th grade lost 23-21 in the last seconds of the game. Chris Freund had 13 points in the game. "The straw that broke the camel's back was when Pop took my frlsbee away." For Your Information Dear friends, Social Security provides a lump-sum pay­ ment at a worker's death equal to three times the amount of his monthly retirement bene­ fit at 65, with a maximum limit. Applica­ tion for this death benefit must be made to a Social Security office within two years of death, or the payment is forfeit. 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