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• » f c f e i ' • v . i ' > / j * r - S S ' PAGE 32 • PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JANUARY 39. 1M1 beating Wauconda 7347 in MVP't-Warrior Most Vataablc Runners In 1980 for cross country included Mary Bazan and Wade Cepulis. Baxan, a sophomore, was alt-conference In 1979 and ltM as she finished fifth in the county and 20th in the Districts this year. She failed to finish first for McHenry in only one meet this season. Cepulis. a Junior, also finished fifth in the County Meet and 23rd In the District competition as he was all-conference In 1979. STAFF PHOTO--JOEL WAKITSCH Don Peasley WeVe be6n asked: "WHAT DO YOU DO IN PUBLIC RELATIONS , an Communications is the key to successful Public Relations. So we incorporate many methods of in­ forming, enlightening, explaining -- for business, industry, individuals, community groups, civic organizations, churches... SOME EXAMPLES: NEWS SERVICE: Stories and photographs covering spot news events, special events, anniversaries and milestone events. PUBLICITY PHOTOS AND STORIES: On products, promotions, personalities, historic events. BROCHURES: Products, Candidates, Organizations. PHOTOGRAPHY: Commercial, personality, Publicity, News, Magazine, Wedding, ' Outdoor Informals, portraits. ADVERTISING: Conceiving ideas for campaigns, developing copy and themes, doing layouts from start to finish with camera-ready graphics, determining the best media for presentation -newspapers, television, radio, direct mail, magazines, billboards and/or special publications - to gain objective. PRESS CONFERENCES, OPEN HOUSE PLANNING, ANNUAL REPORTS, and in­ volvement as a "Brainstorming" sounding board as objective but interested com­ munications specialists. PUBLIC RELATIONS Means Helping Others Understand You, Your Business, Your Point of View » A PERSONAL SERVICE. *=¥ Don peastey and associates 388 Lincoln Ave., Woodstock, 1L. (Ilf)»> Ifii Tonee Weyland was named Most Valuable Swimmer for McHenry while Heidi Dass was selected Most Im­ proved. Dass holds a school record in the 500-yard freestyle event. Late November brought about two inexperienced local basketball teams. McHenry had only Bob Greve and Bob Zeller returning while Johnaburg also displayed only 2 let- termen in Rick Neiss and Frank Jakublcek. . Johnaburg beat Salem Central, 77-59 in the season opener <as Tom Pieper showed early leadership possibilities with 19 points. The Skyhawks then ended November by taking second in the Round Lake Thanksgiving tourney, the final game of the Round Robin affair. McHenry also finished second in the Sycamore tourney by lotflng the final game to Sterling, 69-51. It was the first time McHenry has ever finished that high in Sycamore. DECEMBER As December made its entrance, the local high school fall sports banquets took place. Johnsburg named Tom Pieper Most Valuable Golfer, Kathy Szumlas, Most Valuable in tennis, Scott Valentin, Moat Valuable in football, Inge Dschida, top spiker and Lydia Oakley and Jay Jackson took Most Valuable running honors. At McHenry, Mary Bazan and Wade Cepulis held top runner awards, while Dave D'Angelo was tagged Most Valuable in football. The Marian volley bailers ended their season by losing to conference rival Im­ maculate Conception, 15-13, 15-2 at the Lisle Super- sectional. The Hurricanes ended the season at 25-8-1. In local basketball, Johnsburg started the month out by beating North Boone, 84-54 as Rick Neiss tallied 28 including 22 second-half points. They ended the month in good fashion also by claiming the Northern Illinois Classic consolation crown by beating Harvard in double-overtime, 88-88. The Skyhawks supported a l(M record going into the new year. McHenry started out well in December, beating Cary- Grove 75-81 and Grant 85-63. In other McHenry games, the Warriors lost to Jacobs, 82-51, beat Woodstock, 81-55, lost to Crystal Lake Central, 80-41, and was eliminated in the Wheeling Holiday Tourney after beating Maine North, but losing to Wheeling and Roberto Clemente. The locals ended the year with a 84 record. Bob Greve led all conference scorers going into January and Bob Zeller sat in fifth place among conference scorers. In high school wrestling, Johnsburg opened its first season ever in a close 31-30 defeat to Marian Central, then beat Richmond 28-30. Junior Pam West was the tone McHenry player en Valley AU-coafereace volleyball team. West wifi rat Valley year for the Warriors. the Fox l return nest MOB SCENE-resulted at 1:19 of.the lint period la of the season as Warrea mmatas la Johnsburg'i lint football game of tl Moults (right) la congratulated by teat aftef a 13-yard run tepaydhrt. The 8k! STAFF PHOTO-JOEL WAKITSCH game of the meat (-yard run te paydhrt. The Skyhawks won their font the seasoa, 38-38 over Wlaaehega aad went oa te win ever for Jolmibrg In 1999. 8TAFF PHOTO-JOEL WAKITSCH ROB KALCK-wasted little time when scoring the initial Warrior touchdown on this I nmnnie I.JPUUII WUR nrnquaner.- pound senior also tallied McHenry's second touchdown of the Warrior victory oa a 23-yard toss from Tim Klapperich on a -p play. The young Warrior ended the day with 78 total on the ground in 14 carries. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD