McHenry Community High School - Warrior Yearbook (McHenry, IL)

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HGMECOMING 0 l .i itlfhfilfx 1' ' V V HXCNC7 lt 355 u t r X 5 M9 LP 1 0 t Friday night was the Homecoming game, The stands were packed with standing room only. Cheers roared when the Sophomores won their game but disappointment spread throughout the crowd as the Varsity suffered a defeat from Zion Benton. Homecoming week came to a close Saturday night with a dance featuring Sign Language . Later in the evening the anticipation grew as the crowd eagerly awaited the crowning of the royalty for l977. Homecoming and its afterglow will long be remembered. 4 Q Y

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SE DME GFLO ERS Send Me No Flowers , the West Campus Fall Play, centered around the disease of hypochondria as contracted by George Kimball portrayed by Pete Bender. His wife, Judy, played by Lynn Lupo, maintained concern for her husband's health but always suspected that George was not as sick as he would have her believe. Feeling his death was imperative, George made arrangements for his funeral with the help of his close friend and neighbor, Arnold Nash, portrayed by Tim Cornwell. George also planned for his wife's future by arranging for her to spend time with her old friend Bert Power, played by Craig Butler, Rotary Exchange Student from Australia. Suddenly and accidentally, the truth was revealed and all arrangements were cancelled. As the final curtain went down the audience was left with a warm feeling . . . our afterglow. A special thank you goes to Mrs. ', Vandagriff for her tremendous support ' during these past four years. McHenry A High School appreciates all her efforts and wishes her the best of luck . . . many many thanks. 6