Elk Grove High School - Montage Yearbook (Elk Grove Village, IL)

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J.I?.R. Tolkien Society Bot tom Row: Julieann Norman Hobbit keeper: Debbie Thu lin, sec.: Greg Gale, pres. Jim Abb, vice-pres.: Row 2: Cathy Earnest, Carol Mello, Sheila Quinn, Karen Winzer, Linda Anderson, Top Row: Gary Kmett, Andrea Kereluk, Linn Austin, Janet Sibilski, Kathy Tansey. J.R.R. . , Tolkien ei W Society The primary objective of the J.R.R. Tolkien Society is to discuss and analyze books written by the famed author of The Hobbit. One of their proj- ects this year was to decorate the Humanities Cen- ter with posters. They also took trips into Old Town and made several tape recordings of novels by J.R.R. Tolkien to send to schools for the blind. A.V. Bottom Row: Bob Garibaldi, Cliff Peterson, John Im- perial, Rob Crosson, Ken Rowleyg Row 2: Don Buehler, Rob Hickey, Rich Garibaldi, Steve Gersdorf, Lucky Cooper, Bill The Audio-Visual Club is a service program. The main objective of the club is to teach, guide, and direct students in a harmonious atmosphere of working together with teachers and administrators in effecting the best possible media program for our school. Each member must have a C-average, plus permission from his parents and each of his in- structors. Audio-Visual Wojtkiewiez, Mr. Oswald: Top Row: Ron Antor, Steve Becker Tom Hickey, Jim Petty, Joe Arsenault, Tom Fox.

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--if ,ft - ' F Ski Club Bottom Row: K. Laprise, B. Meiser, K. Walsh, L. Heinamann, C. Gyllenberg, K. Evans, L. Venlos, S. Groverg Row 2: N. Gill, J. Pollitz, J. Rohrs: sec., D. Nitschneider, treas., B. Martin, vice-pres., D. Pollitz: pres., D. Seda, T. Zucker, J. Puminske, Mrs. Rossi: Row 3: J. Warring, L. Mc- Gill, L. Rohn, D. Walsh, K. Johnson, A. Walsh, B. McCoy, S. Genter, J. Janowiak, I. Overland, L. Grandt, L. Lipner, Row 4: A. Piermarini, L. Bender, D. Nallert, D. Luzietti, B. ki Club Being a member of Elk Grove Ski Club not only meant skiing twice a week, but also meant being a member of the United Ski Association. Each mem- ber was awarded a patch and a free pass for a day of skiing at a ski resort. Ski Club also had movies and lectures on ski safety. N Schwartz, 0. Walther, T. Altergott, J. Weadley, R. Hilboum, K. Rowley, T. Morris, M. Stone, A. Kloppg Row 5: P. Keegan, M. Earwaker, B. Woods, D. Meyer, G. Vesey, N. Mitros, R. Grimshaw, D. Flerlage, C. Beck, B. Meyer, D. Perno, N. Whiting, Top Row: B. Keller, A. Caldwell, K. Flerlage, F. Klink, L. Johnson, J. McGill, J. Jobelius, J. Perno, B. Flowers, D. Olson, B. Buikema, B. Sheldon, A. Sittig. Ski Team Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Rossi, The Elk Grove Racing Team had an exciting year of slalom racing. Competing against seventeen schools in the area, they did surprising well for their first year of existence. Team members showed their school spirit by wearing green and gold ski sweaters. 'E Hg lf if ' ' I' 'Yi' , Elk Grove Ski Team Bottom Row: Bob Sch- wartz, Richard Hilblom, Mrs. Rossi, John Mc- Gill, Donna Pollitz, Row 2: Lorri Anne Lipner, Owen Walther, Brad Keller, Jacque Rohrs, Jim Pollitz, Top Row: Bob Woods, Don Fler- lage, Jack Perno, Dori Seda, Kathy Flerlage, Dave Perno

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Folk Music Club The Folk Music Club is devoted to the study and enjoyment of folk music. The members usually play their own instruments as they gather together for song fests and fun. Sponsored by Mr. David, this organization is the only musical group not di- rectly sponsored by the music department. Tri-M Bottom Row: D. Thulin, B. Metcalf, vice-pres.: L. Schlau, treas.g L. Hudgins, pres.: C. Gayer, sec.: P. Winzer, historian: Mr. Swenseng Row 2: L. Abernathy, C. Andre, D. Sronkoski, N. Curtis, P. Metcalf, M. LaMont, E. Gianaris, C. Gyllenberg, D. Stefanos: Row 3: G1 Dresing, M. Kezios, B. Harper, L. Cook, W. Wille, M. Pridgeon, T. Swanson, J. Robinsg Folk Music Club Bottom Row: Gin- ny Bonovich, Craig Armstrong, Top Row: Lynn Johnson, Mr. Da- vid, Beth Arm- strong. 'fi ig K Tri-M Tri-M is an honorary society devoted to the advancement of the spirit of good music at Elk Grove High School. Members are selected by Mr. Swenson and an executive committee. Initiates must take a constitution test and perform at a formal ceremony. This year, Tri-M has a membership of fifty ver- satile people. Each member has an outstanding quality-a yearning to pursue excellence in music. Row 4: K. Meyer, J. Perr, B. Meyer, C. Earnest, T. Kincaid, S. Trudan, S. Clinton, D. Kincaid, K. Stolle: Top Row: D. Mol- lenkamp, T. Swiatek, J. Taylor, G. Harris, B. Cook, G. Gale, R. Hess, B. Westerberg, L. Schwerin, B. Simonson. i. T ze is ? ' . 5