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

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One of the Chicago River Bridge Pipers entertains students during passing period. I I I Senior jim Brennan plays in the RMHS Arrangement Revue. Performers in a Spanish skit-Bertha Hernandez and Collen Finnerty fir v s 3 A view of Spain Folk Singer Ginny Clemmins

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Pitts Unlimited Elll District 214 dedicated the month of May to acquaint RMHS students and district community members with an Arts Unlimited extravaganza. Throughout the month RMHS, in conjuction with eight other schools in District 214, scheduled activities in which students as well as teachers displayed their talents in the areas of Fine and Practical Arts. Projects ranged from metal sculpture to theatrical scenes of historical events. Arts Unlimited's goal was to broaden people's knowledge of the origins and functions of arts and crafts. The program also gave creative people a chance to show their works and gave amateurs courage to express their own creativity, stated RMHS corrdinator Mr. David Kives. May 2-13 American Indian Artifacts: Suzanne Ginger, student. May4 Metal Sculpture.' Mr. Cliff Stock, faculty. May 5 Dance: jitterburg and Others.Orchesis. Musical Comedy: The Great American Musical by THE TRUCK, INC. Film: The Wild Ones. May 6 Hyphnosis: Dr. Irwin Ross. May 9-13 Views of France, Germany, and Spain. Displays. May 9 Fashions: Student Style Show. Sewing class. May 10 Music.' American Folk Songs. Ms Ginny l Clemmins. Music: The RMHS Arrangement Revue. May 11 Musa: Selections from the King and l. Cast May 12 Historical Enactments: Scenes from France, Germany, and Spain. Lang. Classes May 15-22 FinefPractical Arts Show: Randhurst. May 18-19 Slide Show: World's Fair Exposition. Pete Adams May 18-21 Musical: The King and I. Romedra Players. May 20 Horticulture: Making Things Grow. 214 Hortculture students. May 23 Poet-in-Residence: Michael Anania. i li In his home workshop, Mr. Cliff Stock pursues his hobby, metal sculpturing. Portrait of Cardinal Richlieu by julie Marsiglia M.- Nt' EH 2 To add to the Art's Unlimited Fair RMHS Horticulture students held 1 demonstration and plant sale.

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.mf J- . .3V'-- 4 ,. 1-... 3- Q - -f- ,, - ,- .,,- ,,+x9-alps ,,. , , Q .. 3, ,, 555.25 - t .s 'il --. 1' NIE' f . st sf. 1 wx-T fa -2--1 ...sw . : x x?-1' ,Q -Sa, 5' wx sl : .-' N . 'xt fi? - . an wfgsfvg Q Q36 ' . r-Z.. ch- .- Tw- I. tgp rp rx. 232- 9 - , 'IQ ft l 5f s,f,L U N ' 5891 'f ,,y?'14f - .5 . .. 5': '1'w' 1' f S 1,4 We , ,. rA . v J, l ass: use avan- Z vnu Zuass s The Mustang football team fought their way to the best win-loss record Q7 wins and 2 lossesl in the school's history. Only a couple of one point losses and a few close calls by the officials kept the team from advancing further. The team's success was due mainly to the joint ef- forts of many outstanding players. All area-all conference-player Gary Adams was the leading rusher on the team with 738 yards. All conference teammate Rick Sutton was next with 716 yards. Senior quarterback Dennis Drolet completed 14 of 58 passes for 233 yards. Senior Ken Cooper caught 8 of those passes for 115 yards. Two offensive linemen also made the all con- ference team, Dave Molge and Bob Lamick. The team as a whole gained 2,120 yards, 1668 rushing and 452 passing. On defense, all area-all conference-player Tim Jacobson had the most tackles, 134. junior Mark Rustemeyer set the record for interceptions with 5. All conference player Owen Hallerud recovered 3 fumbles, a team high. The Mustangs played in a tough league. Because they were also tough the Mustangs took third in the conference. Senior Quarterback Dennis Drolet passed for 233 yards this season. Outstanding kicker for the Mustangs - laime Hernandezi11D VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: Front Row- P. Schweikert, R. Lobocki, M. Holthe, B. Smorynski, R. Fuller, R Sutton, B. Collis, B. Furman, G. Hodder, M. Rustemeyer, I. McClellan, 1 Ahmer, R. Miller, G. Cooke, D. larnow, O. Hallerud, C. Lynch, B. Helmbolt, 1. Smith, S. Stiert. Second Row- Coach Klein, D. Meinhold, Mgr., S. Pitts, I Martinez, R. Theis, B. Bochte, M. Wolfsmith, E. Broderick, T. lacobson, G 46 Adams, K. Cooper, B. Kasper, A. Kehe, B. Taraba, P. Younan, I. Storey, Schrock, K. Blake, Coach Mullaney, Coach Frase. Back Row- l. Piepenbrink, Mgr., I. Hernandez, A. Fonseca, R. Bowes, M. Hall, D T. Geegan, B. Gill, B. Smith, K. Krutwig, D. Drolet, S. Roberts, M. K. Sadowski, I. Hattory, B. Lamick, S. lennings, B. Chauncey, F. M. Betters, B. Potas, 1. Villarreal, 1. Gadd.