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

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U LC S WS L b f sse Le iter iti an chilly june eyening. Soon after yygg 7 200, the Commons was the graduating class. My cap is too big for me. Could a girl laden withtbobby asked hers friend.i This tassle thinglkeeps falling in my eyes , one they ssy fSh0uld Wesglseepteuf flewefsgsin seats ai takeftlhemltiwith uslwhen we go on stage?'lj some girls wanted to know. 'fOK. We accept with our left shake with otiFlrighffiiOr west? i. .WI came the endless barrage of questions. g Fisi?ially,tfminutes before 8:00, theeilast seiniortook place in line, and the procession moved through the to '7Pomp'and Circurnstance thellfour junior marshalls led sfadstafesrslowlxtdown, the aisles is their Seats The Yellowirosesglliiiwhiclilsieachliligirl ciilrriedfllhighiiiilghteiiil flowlngnstreams ofggpurple, but the faces of the efahd tense. hly affew graduates were? able to manage smiles. g mentioned that this would be iiii the last time that iti all the tears. .,-- s,- , -f 1 I - ' ,. e by and Fred Kocian. Other speakers were Principal Robert than the solemnity turned to elation as the seniors dl lsoo as rrsi.sei t P ses,sss iiiteil lryee to yy,ol oeee y rrle , Sm llreeey seat, shellheldliher diplomialllhighiffor hier parents garrledilygholne not onlyhtherrp dipliomasnbut also an Superintendent Edward Gilbert congratulates Robin Yates. Robin spent the summer in Wales as an AFS carried straight A's. student. Valedictorians Beth Shaughnessy and Tom Stahnke-2 of the 9 seniors who Top of the order-Terry Aceto and Mary Abate l

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Cci'wwc?fcDlc7'w l Carburetors Girls-can you change a tire? Guys-can you whip up a quickie nutritious casserole? If you answered no to these questions, then Wheels and Meals is the class for you. The Wheels and Meals class is designed to enable students to meet everyday needs and avoid being ripped off by big business. The nine weeks of auto mechanics deals with basic preventative maintenance measures. Activities include: changing and rotating tires, buying and servicing batteries, and learning how to check the cooling system. The second nine weeks is devoted to acquiring basic homemaking knowledge. Students have the opportunity to create quick well balanced meals. Other units cover household tasks such as, repairing plugs, choosing appliances and furnishing a home inexpensively. Also apartment hunting is discussed. The students and teachers feel that this class assists them in avoiding problems and making wise choices that reflect their needs. I want students to come out of the class being prepared to be a wise consumer, states Mrs. Donna Valle, Home Economic teacher. Preparing a quicky dessert.-junior joe Vermillion Seniors Karen Harrington and Patty Piccolo. Instructor Mr. Suchy demonstrates to senior Teri Bleasing how to remove bellhousing bolt. Senior Kathy Bowens