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

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8395588 2 TALENT I SPARE Despite the fact that the bowling squad underwent a rebuilding process, they still placed in a top position. The bowlers captured a third place finish in both Conference and Districts. They attained an over-all record of 10 wins and 2 losses. The successful year was the result of Lisa Wright's 152 average and senior captain Petrice Costello's 147 point contribution. According to Coach loan lensen, next year's team should prove to be very experienced, since everyone except Nancy Budde and Petrice Costello will return to compete. BOWLING TEAM: Front Row-P. Kokocinski, L. Wright, C. Hobbs, D. Hassen, Back Row-N. Budde, L. Schmider, K. Thompson, K. Yanke, L. Lund, S. Hotchkiss TEAM SEQRES US THEM 4 Prospect 0 2 Forest View 2 4 Conant 0 3 Fremd 1 3 Elk Grove 1 4 Buffalo Grove 0 3 Palatine 1 1 Schaumburg 3 4 Hoffman Estates 0 3 Hersey 1 0 Arlington 4 4 Wheeling 0 Team captain Petrice Costello displays her excellent form in the Palatine match. junior Lori Lund. Holder of high game average junior Dawn Hassen,

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Senior Pam Klein keeps the ball from her Prospect opponent. M45 2.32. R R C 94 H M S '5- VARSITY BASKETBALL: Front Row - C. Wray, C. Emerich, L. Ahr, M. Trahan, M. Ambrose. Back Row - 1. Wissen, P. Macklin, P. Klein, K. Nicklin, M. Quinnett, C. johnson, Coach Peterson. l 3llw3452I'13 IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Front Row - C. Akers, M. Milligan, L. lohnston, T. Adams, S. Andre, I. Reitmeyer. Back Row - S. Terzo, K. Dolan, M. Quinnett, C, Kiley, K. Fay, T. Kelly, B. Giacomino. ARSITY TEAM: WINS, IZ LOSS 3 In spite of all the hard training and the individual effort put forth by the girls' basketball team, the season's record wasn't too exciting. The Girls' Varsity team won only four of the sixteen games, while the junior Varsity team finished the season with seven wins and seven losses. Carol johnson, a junior on the Varsity Team performed extremely well in a game against Hoffman Estates, in which she scored a high of twenty-two points. This year was a challenge with a young team and little experience, explained Coach Tom Peterson. I'm looking forward to a better season next year. THEM Maine North Prospect Elk Grove Forest View Conant Hoffman Estates Schaumburg Addison Trail Prospect Elk Grove Forest View Hoffman Estates Conant Prospect Conant KSITY SHIRE US 46 ' 17 33 28 25 44 29 ' 46 32 40 45 50 46 Schaumburg 53 46 56 31 ' ' 43 54 46 22 42 32 42 48 55 34 56 31 31 Up for two points: so- phomore lo Anne Wissen

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One half of the victorious 3rd doubles team-sophomore Donna Prelac Tracy Miller Darlene Ewald BADMINTON TEAM: Front Row-Marcy Gorsegner, lan McWherter, Donna Prelac, Darlene Ewald, Libby Iturralde. Middle Row-Sheri Olson, Tracy Miller, Darlene Petrucci, Karen Richards, Terri Wandersee. Back Row-Candie Kastning, Linda Mueller, Barb johnson, Dawn Wiebe, Denise Richards, Coach Lynda Guttman. I LESS Like any other sport badminton requires its players to be familiar with many techniques. The girls' badminton team practiced nightly to improve their high and low serves and drop shots, and it paid off. The girls earned an impressive record of 11-1 and a 2nd place in the Mid-Suburban League CMSLJ. Two key per- formers, sophomore Dawn Wiebe and senior Libby Iturralde, exhibited exceptional performances throughout conference play. Second singles player, Dawn Wiebe cleared a 2nd place in MSL conference. First singles champ, Libby lturralde received the honor of joining the newly formed Conference Badminton team. TERM SEQRES US THEM 7 Conant 0 7 Fremd 0 7 Wheeling 0 6 Schaumburg 1 6 Buffalo Grove 1 6 Forest View 1 6 Hoffman Estates 1 6 Elk Grove 1 4 Prospect 3 4 Hersey 3 4 Palatine 3 0 Arlington 7