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Friday, Feb. 1, IMS -- F*t« 17 McHenry's Wade Cepulis was in full stride as he raced to the finish of the annual McHenry River Run, on Riverside Drive. Cepulis, who was a third place finisher in 1963> bettered his previous performance to cruise to a victory with a time of 3S:Qt over the seven mile course. McHenry spring athletes who were honored included Most Valuable Players: Greg Hall, water polo; Delia Saunders, girls track; Brian Wright, boys track; Sarah Prust, girls softball; and Gary Strom, men's tennis. The Most Improved players awards went to: Monique Ben- tancourt, girls softball; Joe Raycraft, water polo; and Scott Smith, men's tennis. Johnsburg spring athletes honored included Most Valuable Players: Brian Suidak, boys track; Missy Christy, girls track; Paul Hendrixson, men's tennis; Kathy Butler, girls softball; and Jim Bentz, baseball. The Fox Valley coaches picked McHenry Warriors' Ross Vehring and Craig Hill to be listed as all* conference performers. Prom the girls softball team, lady Warriors' Cindy Gaines, Greta Larsen, Monique Bentancourt, and Sarah Prust. The Northwest Suburban Con­ ference coaches selected Skyhawks Jeff Jayko, Jim Bents, and Joe Majercik as all- conference basebaU athletes. Two McHenry residents were named McHenry County College Most Valuable players after a stellar 1963-84 season. 5 SPEED Mm & AM/FM STEREO SELECTED CARS& TRUCKS BILL NEUMANN, CLU CHARTERED FINANCIAL CONSULTANT 4304 B. W. Crystal Lake toad , McHonry, Illinois 60050 Office Tolophono: 344»SSSS CHRYSUK Plymouth OOLD KCY LEASE mOBTE 120) McHENRY .SlS-385-7220 M0N.THRUTHURS.9T09 FRI 9T09, SAT 9 TO 5 SUNDAY - CLOSED FRIENDLY, HELPFUL. NO PRESSURE SALESMEN. STOP IN AND BROWSE