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1VU.K fi - PLA1XDEALEK -WEDNESDAY. MAY 31. 1978 NSC CHAMPS-and it was a first for McHenry as this team captured the conference trophy with a 11-3 record. The team had a overall record of 19 wins against 4 losses. Sitting from left are Bob Hansen, Dave Covalt, Barry Paulsen and Bob Sharp. Kneeling are Don Kentz, Brian Greve, Bob Adams, Henry Glick, Brett Thomas and Doug Oeffling. Standing are Mike Mroz, Tim Frantz, John Meyers, Brian DiBlasi, Jeff Meyers, Mark Rogers, Pete Prust, Pat Teuber and Coach Ken Swanson. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD r- ** tAKL WALSH ' i ® So I Hear MCHS Halfback To Attend Ripon College In another city last week, a driver ran through a stop sign rn front of me. That gives a fellow a few anxious moments and might make your hair stand up straight on your noggin. (If you have the hair). THINKING BACK-- * ;When my mother told me of things she read in the paper, I sometimes questioned that she had the story straight. i>Used to ask her where she fead the story. She couldn't remember. - "Then she threw me for a loop tyith, "I heard it on the radio". -'If ever a program needed expansion, it is training for ^icvcle riders. ; '/With summer vacation coming soon, the danger of bicycle accidents should cause concern to all of us. a Haseball doesn't rate as a, rough game, but injuries are- numerous • ' Managers often try to jiggle &itir lineups to compensate for loss of injured players. * We liked Walt Freund's tyeory, "Don't weaken two jipots trying to stengthen one." *; With all its patriotic ^meaning, Memorial Day also Signals men to get out their Straw hats. •, . \ \ Z- Not that it was meant that SPORTS EDITOR _ way, but daily treatments for another problem may eliminate one of my extra chins. Just maybe. We aren't taking any bets. There is great joy again in our neighborhood. John and Cheryl (Kreutzer) Dehn have a baby girl to join her brother, Scott. One of these days we will get a chance to hold that dear baby. Betcha! Mary Nolen (spelled with an e) from the Pistakee Highlands area, toured down to her original stamping grounds far south in Illinois and found some of the settlements are now ghost towns. , . She came back to the busy, dizzy north. It is always nice to hear that the Plaindealer reaches out to people who have read it for years and look forward to the next issue. The Bill Stillings from up Richmond way said they are faithful readers. That, we like. As if they didn't know, those jolly Cub fans keep asking, "How are your Sox doing?" All we can say is those generous Sox players are helping other teams this year - and building for next year. Ripon, WI.-Ripon College football coach Bob Giesey has announced that Michael J. Tollifson, a graduating senior at McHenry West Campus, has decided to attend Ripon College next year and join the current Midwest Collegiate Conference champion football team at Ripon. Tollifson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Tollifson, 4800 West Shore Drive, McHenry, has earned varsity letters for football in both his senior and junior years at halfback and punter under Coach Bill Day. A "B" honor roll student, Tollifson received the Kiwanis Award and during his sophomore year received the best novice speaking award for debate. At Ripon he intends to pursue a prelaw program with majors in politics and govern­ ment and speech. NORTH SUBURBAN BASEBALL FINAL team w 1 McHenry 11 3 Libertyville 10 4 Mundelein 10 4 Zion Benton 9 5 Crown 5 9 Crystal Lake 5 9 North Chicago 3 11 Lake Forest 3 11 SOPHOMORES w I Lake Forest 12 1 Zion Benton 10 4 Crystal Lake 8 6 Libertyville 7 4 North Chicago 6 4 McHenry 1 3 11 Crown 2 12 FRESHMEN That'll Help Guest: "This party is very dull. I think I'll leave." Host: "Yes do. That'll help some." w I Crystal Lake 11 3 Lake Forest 9 5 Zion Benton 5 2 Libertyville 5 5 Crown 6 8 McHenry 5 9 North Chicago 0 7 Notice Sports Picture Since previous notices (star­ ting last fall) have not been noted, this will be run from time to time. Being unable to use the many group pictures sent in, a decision was made to discon­ tinue all league groups except championship teams. Pictures takes by our staff photographers of athletes on the high school level will be selected as to their importan­ ce. Individual pictures of various sports will be appraised as to their newsworthy value and available space. It *ps a flood of group pic­ tures last year that made this decision by the management necessary. CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB is open tor BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER \ ~ 7 Days a Week Sunday Brunch 10:00-3:00 DAILY DINNER SPECIALS SERVED 5 P.M. TO CLOSING ALL DINNERS INCLUDE^ Soup or Juice, Salad Bar, Potato and Hot Loaf of Bread MONDAY Italian Spaghetti & $4)95 Meatballs mm , TUESDAY Honey Baked Chicken $375 WEDNESDAY Corned Beef & Cabbage THURSDAY Baked Lasagna FRIDAY Deep Fried Perch $395 SATURDAY BBQ Chicken & * Ribs SUNDAY Special Rib Steak & Fried Shrimp DAILY DINNER SPECIALS SERVED EVERY WEEK $350 $525 $525 HILL GOLF 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY 385-0333 LAKE REGION YMCA NEWS SWIM CLASSES The new session of .. swim instruction classes conducted by the Lake Region YMCA will begin on Monday, June 19. All summer classes are conducted in the clear, heated pool of the Lake Region YMCA on U.S. Route 31, just south of Route 14. More new classes will begin on July 3, July 177 July 31 and August 14. Each two week session of instruction will meet on Monday through Friday for a total of ten days (with the exception of July 4). There are classes for 6 month olds through 14 year old girls and boys. The National Progressive YMCA Aquatic program is followed for all instructional classes. TENNIS Summer tennis instruction is available for youth, high school students and adults at the Lake Region YMCA. Students will be taught forehand, backhand, serving, scoring and rules of play. Classes for youth are from 3:15 to 4:00 p.m. and 4:00 to 4:45 p.m. There are eight lessons for boys and girls beginning June 19, July 3, July 17, July 31 and August 14. Daytime adult classes are four lessons each week for two weeks Monday thru Thursday from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m., 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. and 11:00 to noon. BABIES LEARN TO SWIM The Lake Region YMCA will continue to have pre-school swim programs designed for boys and girls 6 months to six years. Early experiences which challenge and help coordinate mind and body along with basic swimming skills make the six month thru twelve month girls and boys swim instruction program a big hit with these children and their parents. Weekday classes meet Monday thru Friday for 10 lessons from 9:00 to 9:30. One instructor will teach a maximum of six students. Classes begin on June 19, July 3, July 17, July 31 and August 14. Saturday classes meet once a week for 10 weeks starting June 24 at 9:00 to 9:30 and 11:30 to noon. One year thru three year old girls and boys have swim in­ struction on weekdays at 9:00 and 11:15 and on Saturday at 9:00 and 11:30. THREE SUMMER DAY CAMPS AT"Y" The Lake Region YMCA is offering three age levels of Day Camp for youth for this summer. Kiddy Kollege Kamp is for 3 to 6 years olds. Day Camp is for 2nd thru 4th graders and Adventure Day Camp is for 4th thru 8th graders. * Day Camp and Adventure Day Camp includes swim in­ struction and recreational swims daily, tennis five times every period and two bus trips per period. Other activities include land sports, arts and crafts and weekly cookouts. A WINNING SEASON FOR THE MCHS varsity tennis squad. With 17 wins against just 6 losses, the squad ends their season on a high note. Kneeling from left are Rick Sompel, Paul Bazan, Rich Backs and Tim Sabatka. Standing are Mike Gende, Rich Sund, Glenn Moehling, Phil Kent, Jim Althoff, Steve Williams and Coach Gary Gray. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Marian Names Hans Roukus- Varsity Basketball Coach Marian Central high school in Woodstock has named Hans Roukus as its varsity basket­ ball coach. Roukus, a coach at Marian for the past ten years was named to replace Bud Grover, who was dismissed in March, at Marian's spring sports banquet last week. A native of Rockford, Roukus was sophomore basketball coach for eight years and served the last ywo years as assistant to Grover. He has been varsity cross country coach for ten years and tennis coach for four years. According to Athletic Director Tom Parker, Roukus was chosen from a group of thirty-five candidates. A five-member board, consisting of Parker, Principal Tom Parsley, two alumni and one parent, narrowed the field to six before choosing Roukus. One hundred twenty athletes were honored at the banquet for their performances in spring sports at Marian. Tony Huemann, from Johnsburg, was named the most valuable player on the baseball team, while Tom Carey, McHenry, was named MVP in tennis. Huemann was one of the top hitters on the varsity team this spring and also became one of the team's top two pitchers. Carey played number one singles on this year's tennis team. Most valuable player in boy's track went to Tom Siciliano, Crystal Lake, and most valuable player in girl's track was Lori Voght from Wonder Lake. Siciliano ran the 100 and 220- yard dashes for the track team and Ms. Vogt qualified for the state track meet in both the discuss and shot put. FIRST PLACE TEAM-this young MCHS tennis squad of Freshmen and Sophomores recently captured the championship in the fourth annual McHenry Frosh-Soph invitational. They also ended their season with a 14 and 9 record. Kneeling from left are Chris Kottke, Mike Williams. Scott McQueeny, Rick Neiss, Bill Dick, Kevin Goulet, Mike Lawler and Tracy Switzer. Standing are Jerry Campbell, Dan Czerwonky, Frank Jakubicek, Jeff Rhode, Butch Pintozzi, Bob Bitterman. Rich Wimmer and Coach Toby Scott. Missing are John Moehling and Dan Freund. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD MCHS Girl Athletes Honored At Banquet The McHenry High girls athletic teams for the past spring were honored at a banquet held at West Caitipus last week. A total of sixty-one girls were honored for their performances this past spring in badminton, Softball and track. BADMINTON AWARDS Sue Barbarsky, Minor M; Debbie Bauer, Major M and emblem; Kathy Bavetz, Major M and emblem; Lori Harney, Major M and emblem; Cindy Mann, Major M and emblem; Darlene Mann, Major M cer­ tificate, emblem and plaque; Linda Martin, Major M and emblem; Molly McGowan, Major M certificate, emblem and plaque; Laura Pensaleck, Major M and emblem; Barb Pintozzi, Minor M; Teri Povidas, Major M and em­ blem; Kris Salman, Major M The Time Is Now For The of I I 4ITTLE JOHNS ON THE FOX RIVER NEXT TO HANSlN MARINE ft THE "NEW" McHENRY BRIDGE EXPANDED DOCKING FACILITIES NEW KITCHEN, DELICATESSEN FOOD, FULL TABLE SERVICE fl II HEAR THE "PEARl HANDLE BAND WED. thru SAT., MAY 31 thru JUNE 3 Entertainment nightly. Happy hour. Game Tables. New 1120 sq. ft. addition. SERVING LUNCHES - STARTING JUNE 1st CARRY OUTS Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 1) a.m.-l a.m. Fri.-Sat. 11 a.m.-2 a.m. Sun. Noon • 1 a.m. 1211 N. River Road McHonry, III 385-2014 and emblem; Jackie Wolf, Major M certificate, emblem and plaque; SOFTBALL AWARDS VARSITY Terri Bohlman, Minor M certificate; Chris Connell, Major M certificate, emblem and plaque; Terri Dalton, Major M & Minor M, emblem; Annette Dercole, Major M certificate and emblem; Debbie Freeland, Major M certificate, emblem and plaque; Lora Jacobs, Major M certificate and emblem; Vicky Kopsell, Minor M certificate; Cathy Lauer, Major M cer­ tificate, emblem and plaque; Sally Oeffling, Major M cer­ tificate, emblem and plaque and Vici Switzer, Major M certificate. Softball Awards Frosh-Soph Christy Andrews, Minor M certificate; Dawn Beshk, Minor M certificate; Kathy Bitterman, Minor M Cer­ tificate; Colleen Byrne, Minor M certificate; Mary Chester, Minor M; Kim Coleman, Minor M; Sue Dixon, Minor M cer­ tificate; Kim Grenman, Minor M; Vicki Nowak, Minor M; Beth Oeffling, Minor M; Marie Pryor, Minor M; Laurie Rath, Minor M; Kathy Sabatka, Minor M certificate; Cindy Strauel, Minor M; Patty Switzer, Minor M certificate; Dale Williams, Minor M cer­ tificate and Sue Woellert Minor M certificate. TRACK AWARDS Lee Ann Bryan, Minor M; Deanna Davis, Major M, mgr., and emblem; Teresa Deveikis, Minor M; Terri D'Angelo, Major M certificate, emblem andplaque; Inge Dschida, Major M certificate and emblem; Sue Haddick, Major M certificate and emblem; Judy Honning, Major M and emblem; Sue Hutchinson, Major M cer­ tificate, emblem and plaque; Kathy Jackson, Minor M certificate; Laura Kottke, Minor M certificate; Carrie Mortell, Major M certificate, emblem and plaque; Sue Moulis, Major M certificate and emblem; Pat Nielsen, Minor M. Cheri Patzke, Minor M; Diane Peterson, Major M certificate, emblem and plaque; Rocky Rieck, Major M certificate, emblem and plaque, Sharon Schau, Major M and emblem; Gigi Smith, Major M certificate and em­ blem; Liz Stoffel, Major M certificate and emblem and Maria Warren, Minor M. PUNCH LINE Y" FORMAL WEAR RENTALS for ALL-OCCASIONS KUSUt ....tk |M, IMA 'Some husbands feel the best plastic surgery is to cut up the wife's credit cards. (HI