Rolling Meadows High School - Yearling Yearbook (Rolling Meadows, IL)

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Debate member Ralph De Angelis practices his speech with Anna O'Donnell. Joanne Berube . . . . . . conveys a message . . . . . . through gestures. ORENSICS: Ms. Sue Levine, Dawn Gillicksen, loanne Elizabeth Brennan gives an oration on erube, Elizabeth Brennan. the play Anastia . 9 Dff 006264 Ahhough bod1the Debme and Forensics teams started out small, a strong recruiting effort captured quite a few novice speakers. The Debate Team had a shaky beginning with only three experienced debaters having any real success, however the novice team practiced hard and began to expedencesuccew. The Forensics team par- ticipated in many tournaments including Districts and a special overnghttournmnentin Peona The enthusiasm of the team helped to carry us throughu, Hated Forenycs sponsor Sue Levine. Another recruiting push is phnned Rn bodwteanm next year. DEBATE: Sitting-Chris Mueller, jeff Bennett, Pauline Little, Scott Mullen, Dave Burge, Laura Fall. Standing-Keith Lee, Walt Lubinex, lohn Kendzior, David Granell. On floor-Mr. Cliff Stock lsponsorl. 006164654

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Wazaead aafacfozoz e? lf you'd like some first-hand information on what it is like to be a doctor or a nurse, then the Medical Careers club is for you. Club members practice basic first aid and C.P.R. iCardio-Pulmonary Resuscitationl. They organized a local blood drive and visited such places as Cook County Hospital, the University of Illinois, the Rehabilitation center in Chicago and the Children's Memorial Hospital. Spirited club members also entered the Homecoming parade. They won the award for the most original entry. The members where dressed up as big syringes, while others were pushed around in wheel chairs. C.P.R. rescuer Laura Larkner, Cleft! explains to Lisa Torbert the proper way to handle a cardiac patient. l 'x Q'- Marie Elbe lleftl practices her first aid abilities on patient and member, Lisa Herrmann. Ruben Sanmiguel, Laura Bierut, and Laura Larkner display the trophy they won in Homecoming parade. MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB: Front Row-M. Elbe, L. Fall, L. Bierut, D. C-ehrke, R. Sanmiguel. Row-L. Larkner, L. Herrmann, L. Torbert, Mrs. Shirley Holmes.

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Flourishes of purple and white, and the sprite bubbly spirit displayed by the Pom Pon squad delighted the audience at each performance. Songs such as Love Will Keep Us Together, When l'm Sixty-Four , and Make Your Own Sunshine, were chosen for the routines created by Mrs. Guttman, Denise Richards, and Dawn Olson. The girls dedicated their after-school hours to practicing and perfecting these routines. Pride and confidence were the end results. New uniforms, purchased especially for the basketball season, were much cooler than the heavy football uniforms. The Pep Club promoted school spirit throughout the year. To raise money, the girls held a bake sale once a month, sold chocolate bars, and helped out in the concession stand. With these funds, the girls bought large Pep Club buttons to wear at the football and basketball games, as well as the swimming, track, gymnastics, and wrestling meets. I . Enthusiasm, a cheerful smile and pride, make the school fight song come alive. PEP CLUB: SITTING -C. Costa, S. Gill, M. lanko, K. Cornelius, B. Pulford, E. Schull. FRONT ROW - T. Gillen, j. Bean, P. Patberg, M. Gaspari, S. Lambert. SECOND ROW - P. X Genovese, C. Graham. - F Freshman Stacy Drain dances to This Song. In the Homecoming Parade the Pep club screamed and cheered the ' Zablocki, K. Schroeder, D. Golota, B. Zygowicz, N. Stear Barrett, D. Richards fcaptainl C. Shirmer, Mrs. Lynda lsponsorl KNEELING - M. Kirkland, S. Drain, K. Kenne Prelac, L. Mueller, A. Foropoulos, N. Helmboldt, M. Cle D. Olson Kco-captainl SITTING - K. Dahl, K. Peszek, M. lc 1. Hamann, L. Smith, 1. Henning. POM-PON SQUAD: STANDING - K. Haslem, V. Dudek