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PAGE IK - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 11,1*1 Marian Tennis In his first coaching position ever, Tom Burg will make his debut with Marian Central's girl tennis team. The 34-year-old Burg inherits a team that finished 14-9 a year ago. O r i g i n a l l y f r o m Hebron, Burg received his B.A. degree from- Lewis University and he currently resides in Woodstock. LF4DING THE WAY - for Marian Central's cross country team this season will be from left to right Jay Chapman, sophomore; Bob Hartmann, junior; Tom Wottreng, senior; and John Wottreng, sophomore. These four harriers were tcoach Hans Rokus' four, five, six, and number seven men froni last year's 14-1 team that also finished eleventh in the state. Vvitb last year's top three runners graduated, these four have inherited the top positions and will be looking for their fifth straight trip to the state meet. STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD First Year Coach To Solve Netter's Puzzle Wed., Sept. 2 Tues., Sept. 8 Wed., Sept. 9 Thurs., Sept. 10 Sat., Sept. 12 Mon., Sept. 14 Thurs., Sept., 17 Tues., Sept. 22 Thurs., Sept. 24 Fri., Sept. 25 Tues., Sept. 29 Thurs., Oct. 8 8ai.v Oct. 10 Tues., Oct. 13 Tues., Oct. 20 Sat., Oct. 24 atCary at Woodstock at Grant DeKalb at Guilford-1:00 p.m. at Jacobs at Hononegah McHenry Marengo at Crown atJohnsburg at St. Edward Conference at Marian-B:00 a.m. Wauconda at Auburn District All matches 4:00 p.m. unless otherwise specified. In his first year as Marian's girl tennis coach, Tom Burg has had more than his share of difficulties. The biggest problem has been the weather," he said. "We've only been able to get outside for three practices before school started because of the rain." And when the courts have been playable, Burg has found it difficult to evaluate his team. He explains, On the first day of practice, 25 girls came out for the varsity and another 15-20 girls came out for the junior varsity. With four courts being used simultaneously, its difficult for only one person to look them all over." Burg realizes, however, that if all of the returning letterwinners do indeed return, the outlook for 198T is very promising as only Karen Truckenbrod has graduated. Senior Ellen Miller of McHenry will be the leader of the Hurricanes this year. Ranked at the number two singles position last year behind Truckenbrod, Miller now is the number one player and according to Burg SKYHAWKS, HURRICANES, WARRIORS YOU'RE ALL WINNERS IN OUR HEARTS. 1226 N.GREEN McHENRY Wishing You ALL... The Best of Success in '81 GENEVIEVE'S WOMEN'S AFPARH 1315 N. RIVERSIDE DR. McHENRY; ' 385-02J8 I'I'I Jll I I I "is the girl to beat in the conference." It is also hopeful that both returning state doubles teams will also be back. Heidi Reihansperger (McHenry) and JoAnne Hanrahan were the number one team and Sue Bolger (McHenry) and Terri Koch made up the second squad. All four girls will be seniors, but it is still questionable whether Koch and Hanrahan will play due to conflicting work schedules. If that is the case, Marian's last senior, Donna Liston, will pick up the slack. She had been expected to compete i.n singles. The number two singles player is expected to be Gina Gilpin, also from McHenry. Other juniors that will play key roles are Cathy Doherty (McHenry), and Mary Newkirk. For the first few meets, Burg will be going with the doubles teams of Bolger-Reihansberger and Liston- Newkirk until his team is settled. "Our goal will be to get last year's teams back together," he said. Burg also indicated that three other seniors, Maura GOOD LUCK FUR A GREAT SEASUN! From your friends who bring you Great Family Entertainment! illy bnrertainment! T7-75T5773 McHENRV 344 0444 McHENRY McHENRY 385-0144 WARRIORS SKYHAWKS HURRICANES ...NEVER GET BEHIHDIH '81! McHENRY OPTICIANS 1301 Riverside Dr.-McHenry (Across from the Fox Hole) 385-9240 "" , v e i i n r \i \ i * * A-4 f a-i 4 J .1 .< t J » - J» j> .« s » • >•«»•« Conolly, Michele Kammermeier, and Mary McCabe will provide necessary backup roles. They would be expected to fill in vacated spots due to a conflict or an injury, he said. Marian finished 14-9 last year and Burg feels that his girls should also fare very well this season regar­ dless of the fact that the Hurricanes are now a part of the Shark conference. "We'll do well no matter what conference we play in," he stated. "We'll play many non-conference schools that are a lot bigger than us including two high schools from Rockford, besides Cary, Woodstock, and Grant. "We won't play our first conference match until Sep­ tember 17 when we travel to Hononegha. By that time we'll already have seven matches in. The coach last year set the schedule up so you can see what he thought of his girls." We Wish You "Good Luck and Victory in the '81 Season" R & D A U T O S E R V I C E mi a tub arama ne me sum v Mdanr • kst « n. 31 4250 tULl VALLEY ROAD McHENRY 24 HOUR TOWING 385-7448 Best of Luck For A Winning Season! BRAKE PARTS CO. 1600 N. Industrial Drive ."i ii.1,..'.1 X