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5 . " , V9 9V On T)ie Sidelines By Dick Rabbitt McHenry high school as well as the community lost a truly great friend last week in the death of unlaw Anglese She was a warm, kind hearted person, who helped hundreds of students during her tenure at MCHS. She WiUI be missed but not forgotten and I think I can say for the thousand swho knew her, she was a lady with a CftDlv&l Jj, " i • \ The McHenry High School Booster club is putting on their fund raising event tomorro night. Alumni games are on tap, one game for the overweight, and out of shape gang, and another for the run and gun fellows of recent years. First game is at 7 and everyone is guaranteed a fun night Let s support this fine group of people who have done*0 much for the athletic program at the high school. One should never take anything for granted in a high 5^2, *3asket*>®U game. The Law Warriors entertained the Tigers from Crystal Lake central last week. The coach of the high stepping Tigers decided to leave her high scoring forward at home, no need to play against the Warriors who had not won a conference game. Bhwo, the Warriors won by 10, and there is a red faced coach sitting down in Crystal Lake kicking herself for her stupid move. Welljhe Johnsburg Old Timers did it again Monday I School Bowling League | night. Their sixth baseball banquet was a huge success. Jerry Wakitsch and his crew dia an excellent job as was expected. The way Lloyd Freund handled the MC. chores, one would think he had his own talk show. Vince LI radio voice of the Cubs handled the e Lloyd the reaio voice at me UUDS nanaiea tne program, and John Cox from the Cub front office told of tne wonders to come to the friendly confines. Bob Logan a McHenry resident and Tribune reporter eve a short talk, along with Sox' pitcher Ross lumgarten. The star of tne show was National League umpire Bruce Foemming who reallv laid them in the aisles. S.I.H. gave us all some words of wisdom. Had the pleasure to sit with the Dick Doherty's Sr. and Ed Condon, Bob Hiller, and John Smith, it was good to see the neighborhood out on the town. Don Wattles and Twig Miller were counting the house instead of money for a change. Phil Oeffling wouldn't give a guy a discount on a loan. The Irish were well were represented, Murph from Volo in a bright green sweater. Jonn McGee, Denny and Ron Conway had a front row seat. Judge Herrmann along with Sib Whiting were holding court over in a corner. Green Street man about town Butch Meyer was trying to con Chris Wirtz out of something. No deal however. Could put a good baseball team together from some ex Warriors. Steve and Frank Cuda, Tim Martin, Gary Fairchild, Lloyd Smith, Buddy Smith, Doug Oeffling, Doug Freund, Bob Dobbertin, Scott Letzer, Tom Blake, Teddy Freund, John and Jeff Meyer and Joel Wakitsch. The courthouse gane was there, A1 Jourdan, Ed Hall, Dixie'• O'Hare, and Jon Meyer had brother Dave in tow all evening. Pete Merkel, City Recational director had a good seat, and John Bolton amd Mike DeWolfe were seen asking for seconds. Tommy Blenner, assistant coach at Marian Central was as usual all smiles. Bob Swartzloff and Norb Wolter from MCHS are regulars at the affair. Harry May did his fine job at the door of greeting everyone. And responsible for my being there, my ticket capitan Bill Oeffling. Remember me next year.. Jim Meyers, the Johnsburg nigh school A.D. presented a scholarship to Randy Wakitsch, who was unable to be present and the award was accepted by his proud father Jerry. It was a fun time and we are looking forward to Number Seven next year. Down memory lane by request we take you to the Dundee game during the 1959-60 season, when Cliff Fulton's Warriors behind Mike Creighton's 25 points and Bill OefOing's 18 defeated the Cards in a thriller 69-66. McHENRY VS. DUNDEE 195M0 v 1 McHenry Dundee fg ft pf tp fg ft pf tp 4 3 3 11 T. Creighton Morenz M. Creighton Oeffling Hester Steinbach pf tp 4 3 4 5 3 25 4 18 0 2 2 16 Totals: 27 15 17 69 Calbow Montgomery Reidel Jepson Zierk Murray Dobier 3 1 2 15 4 12 4 21 1 6 1 0 Totals: 23 20 18 66 McHenry Dundee 15 10 18 19 21 18 15 19 Top money raisers in the Bowl-A-Thon held recently for the benefit of the Johnsburg Rescue Squad received plaques and congratulations from squad members A1 Robel and Dick Bowe. From left to right are A1 Robel, Marilyn Powers, Jack Bender, Lavergne Adams, Ray Kuna (owner), and Dick Bowe. These bowlers each had plaedges of more than $300. The annual event raised about $3,600 for the squad. STAFF PHOTO - ANTHONY OLIVER It was nice to see so many bowlers were able to brave the cold and make it "to bowl." Splits were recorded by A. Boldt 6-7, B. Doran 3- 10, M. Krauz 5-10, and A. Larkin. High games for the week were bowled by A. Boeldt, D. Miller, and B. Street at 201 each. The pizza winner this week??? I can't believe that the Artesians have won it again! Can't anyone stop this cheese and sausage AT PHOTO FORUM team? Standings TheRipoffs » The Digs The Magt. Artesians 3 Nuts & a Boeldt Surely Do's Why Us? The Shoot O's Fairy Tails Alley Oops Goldies Girls . Don's Dolls 37.5 18.5 34 22 31 25 30.5 25.5 29 27 28.5 27.5 27 29 26 25 24 24 30 31 32 32 19.5 36 5 WE OFFER MCHS Alumni Games Set The McHenry Warrior Booster Club'will sponsor the fifth annual alumni basketball games on Saturday, Jan. 23. The first game, beginning at 7:00 p.m. will match the Even year graduates vs. the Odd year graduates from the classes of 1969 and earler. At 8:30 p.m., the Even year graduates will play the Odd year graduates from the classes of 1970 through 1961. Each game will consist of two. 20-minute halves. A donation fee which will go to the Warrior Booster Club will be charged at the door. All interested players and cheerleaders should contact Mr. Paul Morenz at 385-3252 or Mr. Pat Wirtz at 385-0191 (home) or 385-1145 (at East Campus). MDA Volleyball Marathon The Muscular Dystrophy association invites McHenry county residents to participate in the fourth annual 10-hour Volleyball Marathon at Cary Grove high school on Saturday, March 20, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Anyone at least 18 years of age is eligible to play in the id the Woodstock Defeats McHenry Swim Team marathon. Participants will secure pledges and the funds raised will help support MDA's fight against 40 neuromuscular diseases that kill and cripple thousands of children and adults. The Muscular Dystrophy association sponsors a nationwide network of 236 free diagnostic and treatment clinics. MDS's income is derived almost entirely from voluntary contributions. The association neither seeks nor receives government grants or fees for services to patients. MDA woula appreciate an audience on March 20 to watch this worthwhile event and cheer on these people who have WOODSTOCK -McHenry high school's swim team lost to Woodstock 44-38 last Thursday. Capturing first place honors for the Warriors were Darren and Wade Cepulis, Rich Miller, and John Jepsen. The Warriors' scoring is as follows: 50 free - (3)Mike McNish, (4)Bob Schaeffer. 100 free - (2)D. Cepulis, (4) McNish. 200 free - (1)W. Cepulis, (2) Miller. 500 free - (l)Miller, (3)Jim Patterson. 100 fly - (1)D. Cepulis. 100 back - (2)Brad Shaver, (4)Dave Zimmerman. 100 breast - (2)Schaeffer, (4)Bill Iwanski. 1 200 relay - (2)Zimmerman, Schaeffer, Iwanski, Hughes. 200 I.M. - (2)D. Cepulis, *4) Iwanski. 400 Relay - (2)Shaver, D. Cepulis, W. Cepulis, Miller. Diving - (1)Jepsen, (2) Don Brilzie. FOR er FREE A SECOND SET OF PRINTS WITH EACH ROLL OF FILM WE DEVELOP 4 PRINT * i ;-4p ONE TO SHARE 344-3388 YOUR NEW PHOTO MARKET PLACE PHOTO FORUM. INC 810 N. FRONT ST. (S. RT. 31)IN Mc HENRY made helping "Jerry's Kids" their goal. If you would be interested in partii have any questions, please contact County MDA chairperson, at 815-385-1305. ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ participating in this event or itact Karen Hintz, McHenry 15-385-1305. Baseball Registration On Saturday, Jan. 23 between the hours of 9:00 a. ohnsbur registrations at Bush school is p.m., the 1. Who won the Sun City Million Dollar Golf Challenge? 2. What college football team is the NCAA champs? 3. Adrian Dantley plays pro • and 3:00 basketball for what team? »y Johnsburg oaseoau league wui oe iMing < 4; Who won thc women s fico. „ ^ BT„ *or.d cup s.r three con- All boys and girls between th* to .ign f"N^7 who yP';^A - ;S8VTJ svofc *tuoanriow leads hi scoring in the history Sat tile NFL divisional play- biffs? YMCA Begins Classes Tournament Resumes Johnsburg Athletic Director Jim Meyers has announced the dates and times to conclude the 1982 Girls Varsity Basketball Tournament. The tour­ nament had been postponed last weekend due to the weather. The schedule is as follows: Mon., Jan. 25 5:00 p.m. Johnsburg Grayslake 6:60 p.m. Hebron Wauconda 7:30 p.m. Johnsburg Wauconda The Lake Region YMCA says "Stay fit the Y way!" and announces 10 fitness programs and 49 classes for high school students and adults. The fiteess programs are activetics, aquanatics, coed exercize, fitness fantasia, men's exercize, prenatal exercize, postnatal exercise for mother and newborn, slim living, synchro, women's exercise, and Y's way to a healthy back. All morning classes have babysitting available and most of these classes meet once a week for 10 weeks and will begin the week of Jan. 24. Registrants are en­ couraged to participate in three classes per week for a reduced fee. For more information on any of these classes, contact the Lake Region YMCA located on the west side of Route 31 a quarter mile south of Route 14 at 7315 S. 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