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I» \GE «i l»l. \IM>KAI.FR - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17. It78 Ten Fin Queens Monday. Nov. Ill, 197X « p.m. Kaith Bush, 202 - 553; Jo Gilbert. 212 - 546; Nancy Shulda, 18() - 523. Joyce Lexow, 190 - 515; Dot Koleno. 222 - 510; Kay Lulow. 204 - 510; Jinny Brzenk. 178 - 503; Audrey Koczer. 191 - 509; Patty Justen, 194 - 479. Donna Rhoton. 192 - 478; Nancie Mondry, 169 475; Helen Bacon. 163 - 472, Sue Koleno. 187 - 472; Elaine Cross, 177 476; Carol Sullivan, 182 - 457. Carrie Koepke, 175 • 443; Jan Scheibe. 167 - 441; and Marianne Koleno. 188 447 McHenry Recreation l adies Tuesday Nite League 11-11-78 - 7 p.m. M Poston. 437; N Mereness. 433; M Diedrich. 422; F. Miller. 424 B O'Brien, 434; L Freund. 412; A Joyce. 434; H Bothering, 441 K Miller. 167. 195. 155 517; P Ruemelin. 456; K Greer. 309. J Buss, 169.171 - 497; C Boro. 211, 161. 188 560; E Glaviano. 413; M Foster. 357; S Smith. 461 S Thomas. 390; B Justen. 411; T Meyer. 181 471. F Nimsgern, 172 - 487. D Hayes. 206. 179, 151 - 536; G Piatek. 360 L Homo. 4:18 V ()rr. 344. L Crouch, - 445. G Smith. 171, 165. 166 - 502; S. Dekneef. 454; C Michels, 480. L Michels. 148, 192, 187 - 527, I) Koleno. 197 457; J Flasher Weyland. 402. L Stine. 439 "Gobble Gobble Winners ", eat hearty 1 Sue Smith; 2 Naomi Mereness; 3 Lois Crouch; 4 Dot Koleno; 5 K Miller and 6 J Buss RAILROADS: M Diedrich. 5 6-10. W Gehrke, 5-7; H Bothering. 5-8-10; S Smith. 3-6- 7. S Thomas. 6-7-10. D Hayes, 4 5-7 and V Orr. 5-10 Mcllenry high school senior Pat Becker is one of 200 young people who has been invited to participate in the American Junior Golf ( lassie. The event will be played at the Copperhead course at Innisbrook Golf Resort in Tarpon Springs, Fla., during Thanksgiving week. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Becker. Pat was invited on the basis of his performance this past summer in the many events he competed in. Becker was the captain and co-most valuable player on this year's Warrior golf team. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Ask me about Life Insurance lor High Income People I? can provide immediate funds your family will need for their way of living .1 you die-or long range retirement benefits if you live Call me for details Dennis Conway 3319 W. Elm St. McHenry 385-7111 Open Mind A young Democrat was pre­ par ing to a t tend a Republ i ­ can ral l \ mth a fr iend "I 'm nut pre judiced a t a l l , " the Democrat sa id , "I 'm going to l i s ten to th is crap wi th an open mind " Editor's quote Book Truth can never be told so as to be un­ derstood and not be believed William Blake S t a l e F a r m L i t e I n s u r a n c e C o m p a t FORMAL WEAR RENTALS for ALL OCCASIONS 6 Jul ....Ik itm in m. 1 214 N. St.. MrHrnn We Would Like To Thank The People Of McHenry For Making The Opening Of The McHenry Dunkin' Donuts One Of The Most Successful In Dunkin' Donuts' History! Please Bear With Us During Our Growing Pains. We appreciate Your Patronage, And Are Looking Forward To Serving You. s Q^l S 4504 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY DUNKIN' 1# li 111 V V f 1 DONUTS gap OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY 7 DATS A WEEK EARL WALSH' So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR Some people sing when in the shower I do my warbling while shaving. The word sing is used recklessly Each morning a different tune enters my mind. Oft times it is something like "When Irish Eyes are Smiling". But. others creep in. It was raining Monday morning when out came "Take Me Out To The Ball Game". That was kind of goofy This is one of those times when Dick Rabbitt sends a note to say it is in between sports seasons and not to expect too much OK. Dick We've lived through those times before and manage to find something for the sports section Dick's report shows no lettermen and no 6-6 to 7 foot players on the squad. But, let's not worry If anybody can put a team together it is our coach, Ken Ludwig Up the river at the busy Johnsburg High they will have a get acquainted program with the basketball boys at 6:30 Sunday evening Bring a bar of soap as your ticket to get through the door Would like to go up and see that program, but our grand­ daughter has a birthday party that evening and it would be a mortal sin to miss It Let's get with it. girls. They are out with your spring fashions Wherever did that winter go? Anybody want to tell me what is wrong with the Chicago Bears0 Losing eight games in a row may not be the end of the world, but it is earth shaking. Reminiscing with Arlene Pearson at the Ringwood Church dinner brought us around to fond memories of Miss Pryor, Principal and confidante in our high school days The last day of my senior year I rushed up town to buy a little book and asked different ones to write notes in it. Miss Pryor wrote: If I ever frowned -- If was only to hide smile the In filling out a questionaire, a sweet young thing advised me that I would have to be 65 years of age to qualify. Didn't tell her. but was thinking I would hate to be hanging since I was 65 What ever happend to the good old handshake? Watching a TV talk show. I saw the guest host greet each male Guest with a big hug - cheek to cheek That's a lot of nonsense Now, if the guest were a gal - If you can't beat em. join em Luis Tiant couldn't boost the Boston Red Sox past the new York Yankees in '78 so he switches over to the champions for the next two years Somebody in that Yankee organization, like maybe General Manager A1 Rosen, is wise in the ways of baseball A lot of good ball players come from south of the border and Tiant is a likely choice to steer them to New York. The old saying applies to the Yankees -- "Them what has, gets' '. MCHS Grapplers Open At Stevenson Tuesday Coach Marty Sobczak will take his "Rassling Warriors" to Stevenson High School next Tuesday night for the opening match of the season. Coach Sobczak has two lettermen returning, 'Sepftor * Jun Rivera, and sophomore Pi Haderly who due to a recent knee operation will not be available for several more weeks Following the opener on Tuesday, the squad will meet Round Lake and Waukegan West in a double dual on Saturday, November 25th Members of the squad are: seniors Chris Burman. Junior Riven), and Tim Hocin. Juniors are. Mark Betancourt. Bill tyi^^pfietham, £>ick. Don Pit* Jensen. Ed Hughes. Dave Ramer, Rick Ziebel. Doug Zimmerman The sophomores are. Vic Betancourt. Dave Cermak, Tom Creutz. Pat Haderly. Joe Mullen. Tom Novak, Tony Parisi. Brian Wrona, and Scott Zimmerman Pat Becker Invited To Junior Golf Classic McHenry high school senior Pat Becker has been invited to participate in the American Junior Golf Classic The event, sponsored by the American Junior Golf association, will be held Thanksgiving week at the Innisbrook Golf Resort in Tarpon Springs. Fla Becker is one of only 200 young golfers to be invited to the event The 72 hole tournament will be played on the 7,000 yard Copperhead course at In­ nisbrook. which is rated among the top 50 golf courses in the United States by Golf Digest Pat was invited on the basis of his performance this sum- * * * * * * * * * * * I * * * * * * * * * * * * Attention THE BOB O'NEILL SHOW Great Interviews When Bob Talks With The Players! WIVS 850 ON YOUR AM DIAL Fri. 7:35am SAT. 12:35pm Bob O Neill is the Generol Manager of ^ Overton Cadillac • Pontioc in McHenry * *********************** ******* Pictured above are the members of the Marian Central Hurricane __ ' cross country team which finished fourth in the state in last 1^ Oil ll weekend's Class A meet in Peoria. In the front row, left to right, are Paul Sandall, Gary Dernelle, Marty McCormack, Jesse * n • Garcia, Paul Herkes, Allan Wallner, Bob Morris, Mark Peschke In IjttltC and Bob Lister. In the back row, left to right are Coach Hans Roukus, Fran McCormack, Brad Gregory, Darryl May, John Wett, Mike DiPirro, Mike Eisele and Mike Davis. Mark Vogt Most Valuable Warrior Football Player By Dick Rabbitt Mark Vogt, senior fullback on Coach Bill Day's McHenry Warrior football team, was named the Most Valuable player by his teammates at the Annual Football Awards night held at West Campus on Wednesday night Mark along with tackle Eddie Walker were also named the co- captains for the past season The Most Improved Award went to safety Barry Anderson, while Tim Zeller picked up the Best Defense award. The Most Dedicated Lineman Award went to senior Rich Sund. Those receiving Major Awards were: Jim Althoff. Tim Franz, Ed Gerstad, Dave Lundborg, Mike Mroz, Chris Nowell, Pete Prust, Rich Sund, Dave Theel. Mark Vogt, Ed Walker, Nick Whipper, Len Wronski. Tim feller all seniors on this years team Junior winners were: Barry Anderson, Bart Decker. Jim Frantz, Ed Hughes. Tom Jablonski. Greg Mroz, Jeff Rhode, Tim Sabatka, Tony Sroka and Jim Wilson Minor awards were presented to: Dennis Adams, Mark Betancourt. Brad Bonato, Jim Condon, Tim Conway. Bill Dick, Armando Gomez, Ken Hoff, Doug Meyer. Matt Nierman, Jack Otlesis, Terry Packard. Dave Ramer, Ron Schaefer. Dave Smith, and Jeff Vickery Major manager awards were presented to Dan Czerwonky, and Wayne Lemke. Randy Wright Chosen Most Valuable Cross Country Runner * * | Chicago Bears Fans: $ * DON'T MISS. . . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * By Dick Rabbitt Randy Wright a junior on Coach Bill Hutchinson's McHenry High cross country team, was named Most Valuable Tuesday night The honor was bestowed on Randy at the Annual Awards Program held at West Campus. Don Mitacek was named the Most Improved runner for the past season Coaches Hutchinson and Kyle presented jthe following awarBs Major letter winners were, Gerry * Baczkowski, Gordon Bourey. Dave Byron, mer in the many events he participated in In four Northern Illinois Men's Amateur Golf association tournaments, Becker captured first place twice and fourth place once In addition, he was the champion in his age group in the Chapel Hill Golf club Youth tour nament The captain and co-most valuable player of (his year's Warrior golf team, Pat's nine hole average was 37.5 He played most of the season in the number one position and was the medalist in nine of the fourteen team matches the Warriors played in In addition, he represented Illinois in the Illinois-Indiana Junior Challenge cup this past summer Becker will be accompanied to Florida by his parents. Mr and Mrs Ron Becker and his younger brother Dave, who is also a member of the Warrior golf team • • • * People who stand out­ side the church and criti­ cize those on the inside have very little to do. A "loyal party man" is a politician who de­ nounces the truth if he thinks it will insure his party's chances. Scott Fans, Steve Haines, Don Mitacek, Carrie Mortell. Mark Scheib. Randy Wright and to Manager Dave Peterson Frosh-soph awards were, Ray Bourey, Wade Cepulis, Vic Champney, Gary Clark. Pat Haderley. Dana Scheib. Alan Kopp. Doug Maris. Scott Reitz and Philanne Scully He who loves praise, loves temptation. -Thomas Fuller. On The Sidelines By Dick Rabbitt The hopes of the Crystal Lake Tigers for a state championship in football went down the drain last Saturday afternoon. The Tigers were soundly beaten by an old foe, Lake Forest of the North Suburban Conference The 26 to 13 win for the Scouts was not as close as the score. Even when their best runner Brirti Moore was injured on the third play of the game, it didn't slow down the Seoul express Anyway the Tigers ended up 10 and 1 and that is not t bad record Of course everyone in the Fox Valley was pulling for them to win and advance a little further in the playoffs. Coach Hans Rokus and his Hurricane cross country team are to be congratulated on their 4th place finish in the state last Saturday. Their outstanding runner Darryl May finished 3rd only a few seconds behind the winner Coaches Ken Ludwig and Marty Sobczak have their teams hard at practice awaiting the opening of their respective seasons Inexperience will be a big factor for both teams in the early season Ludwig had no lettermen returning, and Sobczak has two. only one healthy for the opening weeks We still expect to see both teams exciting as ever as the season progresses A couple of bouquets to Mark Vogt and Randy Wright These two fine gentlemen were selected by their teammates as Most Valuable in their respective sports, Mark in football, and Randy in cross country No greater honor can be bestowed upon an individual in athletics To be selected by your teammates for such an honor is simply just outstanding It could not have happend to t' ;o finer boys The National Federation of High Schools has recently conducted a poll on Sports in High Schools Some interesting results were found The most popular girl's sport was basketball in number of schools participating, as well as the number of participants In boys it was basketball by the number of schools, and football by the number of participants. The fastest growing sport for girls both in schools named and participants was Cross Country (Hutch take note). For boys it was Indoor Track for schools, with an increase of 145 over the past year, and soccer had the most participants. Baseball and wrestling were at the bottom of the list for boys, while Swimming and Gymnastics were at the bottom for the girls Over 17,000 schools took part in the survey, which is a pretty good number to obtain results. Next week the winter season gets under way with the grapplers at Stevenson, the basketball team at Sycamore From now until March is going to be a long time, and a lot of activities are going to be taking place at McHenry High School Get out and support your favorite team. Remember they represent the community as well as the school We'd Love To Hove You For Dinner . . 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