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GONNA BE OUT-Sue Dehn of the Skyhawks eyes the plate at she attempts to score from Second In Triangular By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High track team finished just two points behind Cary Grove in a triangular meet held here on Monday. The Trojans scored 784 pts. to the Warriors 764 pts. and Marian Central finished third with 29 pts. Aric AkinS of the Warriors won the 100 and 440, while Marian Central fine distance runner Mike Eislie won both the mile and two mile runs. Hie McHenry frosh-soph won their meet with 85 pts. to Cary Grove 67 and Marian Central 24. Warrior Results Varsity 400 Relay: 1st. Shot Put: 2nd., Akins. 3rd., Schiller. 2 Mile Run: 2nd., Mitacek. Triple Jump: 3rd., Clark. 120 H.H.: 3rd., Peterson. 100 Yd. Dash: 1st., Akins. 3rd., K. Schaefer. High Jump: 4th., Caron Discus: 1st., Schiller. 3rd., Haley. 880 Run: 1st., Wurgler. 3rd., Mitacek. 4th., Schieb. 880 Relay: 2nd. 440 Yd. Run: 1st., Akins. Long Jump: 3rd., Clark. Pole Vault: 4th., Turner. 330 L.H.: 1st., Ron Schaefer. 4th., Peterson. Mile: 4th., Bourey. 220 Yd. Dash: 2nd., D'Angelo. 3rd., Schaefer, 4th., Quinlan. Mile Relay: 1st. Frosh-Soph 440 Relay: 1st., Discus: 1st., Rehberg. 3rd., Woo. Long Jump: 1st., Stead- man. 2 Mile Run: 1st., Cepulis. 2nd., Ostander. 120 H.H.: 1st., Schmitt.« 100 Yd. Da&h: 1st., Rud- man. 3rd., Steadman. 880 Run: 1st.,, Cepulis. 3rd., Cass. 880 Relay: 1st. Triple Jump: 1st., Rud- man. Shot Put: 4th., Rehberg. 440 Run: 1st., Steadman. Pole Vault: 1st., Connor. 330 L.H.TTist:, Schmitt. Mile Run: 1st., Cepulis. 2nd., Ostander. --- 220 Yd, • Dash: 2nd., Cpnnor.-- Mile Relay: 2nd. McHenry Area Jaycee Run Brings Out 120 Entrants The McHenry Area Jaycees Camp New Hope Rim was held last Sunday, May 4. There were ap­ proximately one hundred twenty runners registered for the race which started and finished at the West campus high school. The course was a 6.2 mile route covering the country sights of Bull Valley, Curran and Draper roads and then finishing up through Whispering Oaks. The McHenry Jaycees would like to mention all the runners and especially the McHenry Rescue squad and city police who were on hand at many points along the run to moniter the runners and traffic conditions. The Jaycees would also like to express their appreciation to John Bolton and Nancy Glossen who worked so hard designing and printing T- shirts for all the runners. Trophies were awarded to the following runners in each age division: 11 And Under 1st.. Chris Saunders, 41:47. 2nd.. Shannon Welcome, 58:00. 3rd.. Chris Deserio. 63:04. 12-15 1st., Brian Wright, 37:04. 2nd., Chris Cruetz, 37:27. 3rd., Scott Schalled, 40:16. 16-19 1st., Shawn Hager, 45:00. 2nd., Rene Allbaugh, 48:21. 3rd., Tina Tuega. 20-24 1st., Dennis LaPlant, 37:07. 2nd., Larry Berquist, 37:41. 3rd., Dean Nesler, 41:33. 25-29 1st., Les Berquist, 35:30. 2nd., William Martin, 35:36. 3rd., Deb Schabsu, 42:17. 30-39 1st., Robert Moser, 38:52. 2nd., Betty Boppart, 39:32. 3rd., Gary Collins, 40:02. 40 And Over 1st., Dick Klaepher, 37:03. 2nd., Lloyd Bradley, 38:04. 3rd., Tony May, 38:23. MOTHER S DAY SPECIAL!! LADIES SELECTED WARM-UP SUITS 30% •» /PORT/** JOHN'S SPORT STOP Soys . . . GIVE MOM OUR BEST!!!! CHOOSE FROM: STQftEWWE 10% DISCOUNT TO ALL H0HSI1 McHenry'* lorgeit Selection of Athletic Apparel for Her!! John's Sport Stop 3706 W Rt*. 120-MrHr»nru II Statistics IN A HUGE VARITY Of COLORS A STYLES! •JMNvt!! 3706W Kf. 120-McHenry, IL Across from A A P. Next to Eby Brown DAILY 9:30-8, SAT 9 6 High winds and hot hittinf by Round Lake combined t<< defeat Johnsburg 21-7 in girls' softball Tuesday night. The lady Skyhawks still struggling at the plate managed only five hits while the Round Lake ladies pounded out 12 singles, 3 doubles, 1 triple and 2 homeruns. High winds made pitching difficult as both pitchers combined to allow 20 walks. Sophomore Sue Dehn and senior Debbie Herdrich led the offense for the Skyhawks by driving in two runs apiece with timely hitting. John­ sburg scored 5 runs in the first inning on three hits, five walks and one error. This was to be their only lead of the game. Maness and Anderson led Round Lake with 3 hits apiece. Johnsburg's record dropped to 3-6, losing their last four games by the combined score of 55-14 collecting 13 singles and 1 triple in that time. Johnsburg travels to Crystal Lake on Friday and host Harvard next Tuesday in preparation for regional action. EARL WALSH' So 1 Hear SPORTS EDITOR. second base. Sue, who was 1 for 2, failed to add this ran for Johnsburg as the catcher applied the tag. The loss sent Johnsburg's overall record to 3 and 6. Their conference record b a bit better at 3 and 4. --. '-- ----' •• - ^-- STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Response to my choice of All-Star baseball teams is slow, but John Looze mailed the following note: "Dear Earl, "My esteemed associate wants to know why you did not name the greatest shortstop of all time for the White Sox, Lou Kapling?" "Regards, "John" The name slips my memory. However, I will search the record books for Kapling s accomplishments. He must have been a great one. Our friend Mona sent the following to us a few years back. Can't remember if I ever printed it. The world, including my wife, knows I love waitresses so here goes: DEFINITION OF A WAITRESS A waitress is a woman made up of the usual chemical compounds or­ dained by nature. But she must have a personality and many virtues that the average woman does not possess. She must have the diplomacy, of a Winston Churchill. The social grace of an Emily Post. The speed of a Banshee jet The smile of a Greek goddess The patience of Job The memory of an elephant -T^ie thick skin of a rhinoc^ras Tre strength of an Atlas The staying power of a mother-in-law The condition of a profess ional footbal l lineman The grooming of a duchess And the speaking voice of a debutant. And, last but not least, she must have a love of humanity. For humans show their worst side when they are hungry. When she is gracious to her guests as well as to her associates, she has mastered the art of serving the public. How would I know that May 13th is Norwegian Day if Norman Bjornson, pharmacist at Bolger's hadn't told me? Never a doubt! The Sox are back. They may have lost the big brawl to the Milwaukee Brewers, but they won the ball game. Then came a 2-0 victory over the Kansas City Royals in which the much maligned defense of the White Sox played magnificently. You just can't keep a great team down. MOTHER'S DAY REFLECTIONS Mother is the one who brings you into this life and ^ARIZONA SUN tenderly carps for your every need. She is the one who shares your happiness and comforts your ills. She is the one who listens for your first word and watches for your first step. She is the one who scrubs you, dresses you and sends you off to your first day in school. She is the one who is never supposed to be away when you come home. She is the one who soothes you and cools your fever when you are not well. She is the one for whose lap and encircling arms you are almost too big. She is the one who un­ derstands and is the first to forgive. She is the one who teaches , you your prayers and ex­ plains right from wrong. She is the one who teaches you to respect your father. She is the best cook in the world and bakes the best pies, cakes and cookies. She is the one who realizes you are growing up and understands your puppy love affairs. She is the one who sheds a tear of joy when you march up to the altar to join your partner for life. She is the one who loves her grandchildren and spoils them with love. She is the one whom you will appreciate and love most when she is gone. • / We sincerely wish all mothers true happiness on MOTHER'S DAY. ^ARIZONA SUN AUTHENTIC WESTERN WEAR & INDIAN JEWELRY Mother's Day Levi's Sale! FRIDAY MAY 9-SATURDAY MAY 17 Bend Over Pants REG. $24 ALL LADIES Jeans 3321 W. ELM McHENRY MON.-SAT. 10-5:30 FRIDAY 10-9 395*1833 i-t-r-e-t-c-h denim MCHS Girls Fifth In Fox Valley Meet Don Seaton's girls track team finished fifth in the Fox Valley meet held at Cary Grove last Saturday. The 1600 meter relay team of C. Mortell, Blume, Howard and D. Mortell won the Warriors only first place in the time of 4:14.7. Warrior Results 400 Relay: 6th. 3200 Run: 5th., Bazan. 800 Meter Run: 2nd., Carrie Mortell. 800 Relay: 4th. 400 Yd. Dash: 2nd., Carrie Mortell. 5th., Debbie Mor­ tell. 1600 Meter Run: 3rd., Sue Hutchinson. 200 Yd. Dash: 3rd., Carrie Mortell. Shot Put: 6th., Vicky Kopsell. MerHOT Window and Wall Decor M* UKX I f* Til Mm' Ml •15-344-ltta ^ r P \ GE < - PLA1NDEALER -FRIDAY, MAYO. IMP THE FINAL EXCHANGE-McHenry is getting off to a good start during this final exchange of the baton during the 440 relay event at McCracken field on Monday. As the final runners for Cary Grove and Marian Central wait for their number three teammate, Pete Ritthaler begins his run as teammate Aric Akins prepares tOk^ass him the baton. Ritthaler and Akins, along with \ Ron Schaefer and Dav<£ D'Angelo captured the win in a time of 40 seconds flat. Cary Grove finished second, followed by Marian Central. In the total of all events, Cary Grove edged out McHenry 78% to 76%. Marian Central received 29 points. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD High Winds )\nd Hot Hitting \ Round Lake Girls Too Much For Johnsburg Girls, 21-7 McHenry High Thinclads TWO MILE RUN-Marian Central's Mike Eislie (right) easily captured the win in the 1 mile run at McHenry. Eislie finished in a time of 10:10.1. Don Mitacek of the Warriors (third from right) finished second. The pair of runners at left, Ron Ostrander and Darren Cepulis of McHenrv finished second and first in the fro6h-soph division. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD