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

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'N I MR? tm!! Voted all conference player, sophomore Frank Munoz. Varsity Soccer Team: Front Row-R. Pullen, K. Mertins, B. Harrington, M. Livingood, F. Munoz, M. Pompeu, A. Bobowski, T. Theofanous, G. Robertson, 1. Hutchins. Back Row-D. Bryant, I. Maiworm, M. Witkowski, T. Haliw, 1. Rowland, Coach Peterson, B. Mertins, S. Todd, R. Miller, I. Fett, FroshfSoph Soccer Team: Front Row-M. Magerkurth, D. Bieze, T. Pera, T. Colangelo, A. Magnus, B. Thomas, L. Bertellotti, T. Bauer, G. Chapman, 1. Becker, 5. Miles, L. Harman, I. Colangelo. Back Row: I. Herman, R. Moellenkamp, D. Anderson, G. Cermiglia, B. Miller, T. Hoenle, R. Martin, Coach Prorak, 1. TenHaken, . Wojcienchowski, B. lannotta, M. Snyder, T. Konowal, I. Daly, Henry Froehlich, uss Anderson, lim Storey, Dave Bohac, Owen Hallerud, Bill Chauncey, Ed N roderick, Larry Wright, Bob Gill, Coach john Ellis. 855858 BOMB MEADOW The brand new Mustang Soccer Team may have broke badly from the gate -winning only one of the first seven games-but it made a fine recovery and went on to run a fine race -finishing close to .500 in interscholastic competition. Senior Ted Theofanous was the most valuable player of the year. He was the team's leading scorer and was responsible for nine goals. These included all three goals scored in the three to two victory over St. Viator. Ted also provided leadership on the field, and was named team captain in ten games. THEM US 0 Elk Grove 1 1 A Arlington 3 0 Fremd 7 11 Prospect 0 1 Elk Grove 2 0 Forest View 7 0 Wheeling 3 4 Buffalo Grove 2 2 Arlin ton 1 4 Buffago Grove 2 1 Hoffman Estates 0 3 St. Viator 2 0 Hersey 1 Named team captain four out of seven games, sophomore Gene Robertson.

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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.

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