Gallery: Law Enforcement Torch Run O’Hare Plane Pull

20 MCHS students pulled a United Airlines 737 to raise money for Special Olympics Illinois

MCHS students and staff pulled a United Airlines 737 plane at O’Hare Airport in Chicago on Saturday for the Law Enforcement Torch Run O’Hare Plane Pull.

Krystal Zamudio, Staff Writer
October 5, 2022

On Saturday morning MCHS students pulled a plane at O’Hare airport for the 2022 Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run.

The 20 students who participated in this event pulled the United Airlines Boeing 2037 plane together and raised $1,600 to donate to the charity.

“It’s our 50th year of doing the airplane pull to support the Illinois Special Olympics,” stated PE teacher John Beerbower. “I couldn’t have been more proud of this year’s group. They raised the most money we’ve ever raised.”

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Krystal Zamudio, Staff Writer

Krystal Zamudio is a senior at McHenry High School' Upper Campus. She enjoys the outside and all the fun adventures that come along with it. She enjoys hanging out with friends and capturing every moment with a picture. This is Krystal's first year on the Messenger's staff.

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Ary Juarez, Head of Broadcast Anchor Coverage

Ary Juarez is a senior at McHenry High School Upper Campus. She enjoys spending time with friends and taking picture for different sports. Between helping out with the media for the Football Team she's also in Track & Field and Key Club. This is Ary's second year on the Warrior Weekly Staff.

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