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

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'eshman Michelle Landry was an outstanding medal winner in the 'eaststroke. af A family act-swimming sisters Ruth and Hannah Fish. S IMMEBS SIM! TEH if ELEVEN The Meadows mermaids paddled their way through a dynamite season: the team shattered ten of the eleven school swimming records. Seven of those ten were broken by Freshman Hannah Fish. The team performed admirably in the District and Conference confronta- tions. ln both competitions, three girls -Michelle Landry, Hannah Fish, and Debbie Royal-won eight medals. In Conference diving, Carolyn Devine placed tenth, and her teammate Mary Kay MacShane took twelfth place. The swimmers finished up their swimming season with a 5-3 record. TEAM SHORES THEM Fremd Arlington Prospect 44 Palatine 39 71 Hersey 101 101 Wheeling 69 97 Elk Grove 74 105 Buffalo Grove 67 77 Benet Academy 94 Butterflier Colette Shirmer churns toward the finish. US 61 21 71 ' 99 63 109 NIMMING TEAMS: Front Row - 1, Bates, P. Berns, K. Brinkman, A. McCann, L. Sherman. econd Row: C. Devine, S. Geske, P. Berns, D. Shirmer, H. Fish, A. Yetter, L. Leonard, D. user, D. Royal. Back Row - C. Shirmer, M. Devine, M. Landry, Coach Bundy, T. Butler, sst. Coach, Nancy Hering, R. Fish, T. Rodbaugh, T. Wandersee, K. Nicklin.

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GBLEERS SHN! ISTRIET 855080 Arnold Palmer would certainly have been proud of this year's golf team. The team established 11 new records. Senior Brett Burkhardt drove and putted to a new 18 hole record of 78. Team records were set at home l162, 162, 164j and at away meets l164, 1687. In addition, the Mustang golfers bagged five 9 hole records: Scott Sander shot a 375 Brett Burkhardt, Ken Miller, Scott Sander and Rich Vojtseck scored 38's. Scott Sander competed with 80 other players and took 4th place in the district meet. With help of Scott's 4th, the team captured an outstanding 2nd place in districts. il -iii . , 1' f I ,,,r f . I - , 1 M ' S' 1 j ,,,c W Style and determination make Pete Senten an excellent golfer. US THEM l 176 Niles west 167 B ' 175 Maine West 172 172 Ridge Wood 174 164 Prospect 157 164 Schaumburg 185 184 Conant 162 164 Wheeling 176 164 Hersey 160 181 Palatine 157 VARSITY colr TEAM: Back Row -Coach Mike Nisen, K 181 FO,-est View 157 Miller, Scott Sander, Brett Burkhardt Front Row - Pei 162 Arlington 163 Sfenterk jack Lubecker, Dave Creagh, Bob Sutton, Ric 168 Hoffman Estates 159 Ollse 172 Elk Grove 165 162 Buffalo Grove 160 162 Fremd 158 lOW SCOFB Wll'1S On the green with Rich Vojtsek -the golfers practiced at the Buffalo Grove golf course. FROSH-SOPH GOLF TEAM: Back Row -Coach Walthousi Curt Mueller, jim Murphy, Tom Vallot, Bill Newsome, Bri Bettman, Dave jones, Hank Guaglianone, jim Kobiella, Da Sloan, john Gawlik Front Row - Keith Bonucchi, Ma Schramm, Mark Fabian, Ed Peszek, john Lesh, Sco Zablocki, Scott Kline, Chris Fabri

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1 54 l 1 1 BELL' - E EZ 355080 IN STATE Twinkling eyes and long awaited grins covered the faces of the players as the team victory was announced. RMHS's first archer team topped off the season by winning first place in conference and district, and moving on to second place in state. Confidence was the key which opened the door to the team's vic- tory. The only thing the players needed to do was to prove themselves. With the help of their coach Ken Bates and the enthusiasm of the students, that's exactly what they did. With most of the juniors retur- ning next year, including state champ Maria Recker, there is no doubt that the Mustangs will win first place in state next season. State champ Maria Recker hopes to move on to the Olympics. ' l An archer needs steady aim, and junior Cheri Bates has what it takes. it TEAM 855380 US THEM 9 Arlington 2 11 Fremd 0 11 Schaumburg 0 11 Hersey 0 11 Buffalo Grove 0 11 Elk Grove 0 9 Prospect 2 11 Conant 0 11 Palatine 0 11 Forest View 0 N'----6- Using all her concentration, Senior Peggy Oman carefully GIRLS ARCHERY TEAM: STANDING-Peggy Oman, Carol Nelson, Cathie Sadler, Sue Ginger, Helen Sadler, Rhonda Ragan, Georgia Oman. Maria Recker, Cheri Bates, Lori Lund, Nancy Namovicz, Luanne Ellefsen.