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

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junior Sandy Kundanis - the girl with the smashing serve. 'ARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Front Row - Wendy Ulesich, Patti Macklin, Sandy undanis, Carol Emerich, Dawn Wiebe. Back Row -Coach Elaine Wissen, Rhonda ullen, Miriam Quinnett, JoAnn Wissen, Pam Klein, Mag Kramer, Cindy Pink, Sue lamis, Manager Kelly Hoekstra. ENIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Front Row - Darlene Petrucci, Karen Locascio, urie Seibert, Terry Lasecki, Karen Lind, Pam Piekos, Diana Richter. Back Row Carolyn Kiley, Carol Wray, Connie Seibert, Sue Mansfield, Lynn Nelson, Shelly .ndre, Maureen Quinnett, Coach Tom Adam. BILLS SPIKE 5516585855 'ULIB The Varsity and junior Varsity Volleyball teams sparked their way to splendid season. The Varsity team had a total of 13 wins and 5 losses. The girls bumped into a second place in Division and Districts, and third place in Conference competition. Superb player, senior Pam Klein made All-Conference for the second year in a row. The lunior Varsity also had a spectacular season of 7 wins and 3 losses. The athletes spiked a second place in Division play. Their success tells of long hours of hard practice and two dedicated coaches, Elaine Wissen and Tom Adam. l A Q vig X v iw .sq g . I . ' g T23 XX E 3 1? t fixf AE A l Coach Wissen encourages the team at halftime of the Fremd game. VARSITY 350853 US THEM US Buffalo Grove Morgan Park Hersey Arlington Conant Prospect Schaumberg Hoffman Estates Elk Grove Conference Arlington Holly Bowl Tournament Steinmetz Willowbrook Fremd Queen of Peace District Lake Zurich Dundee Barrington 'Best 2 out of 3 wins 20 17 20 13 12 20 20 10 21 19 20 18 20 6 ' 20 2 13 20 20 12 20 9 20 14 20 8 20 5 20 16 20 17 20 7 20 3 Forest View 19 21 18 20 20 10 20 11 ' 20 5 20 18 ' 20 14 20 4 ' 13 20 15 20 17 20 15 20 12 20 14 20 ' 20 8 21 19 20 8 20 3 ' 12 20 14 20 THEM US THEM'

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EYMHASTS ERAGEEHLL GAIN GROUND Under the supervision and encouragement of Coach Nancy Hering, the girls' gymnastics team leaped to seventh place in the Conference meet. Carolyn Devine swung into second place on the compulsory bars and Connie Weber also mounted a second on the compulsory beam. Three girls qualified on the District for the first IHSA girls state gymnastics meet. junior Diane Scrivner and Freshman Carolyn Devine qualified on the beam. Sophomore Laura Bierut qualified on the bars. Their season's record was less spectacular, with six wins and six losses. l l US THEM 114.55 Hoffman Estates 111.15 134.80 Fremd 147.15 127.80 Prospect 128.75 130.15 Hersey 143.65 126.30 Palatine 145.30 126.40 Wheeling 120.20 129.55 Elk Grove 126.25 125.80 Arlington 136.95 131.30 Forest View 135.55 126.20 Buffalo C-rove 125.30 130.65 Conant 123.85 88.60 Schaumburg 122.75 GYMNASTICS TEAM: Front Row - S. Sadowski, K. Peszek, D. Roser, S. Ginsberg, D. Burdick, C. Weber, D. Scrivner, L. Blegen, K. Stapleton, S. Couve, L. Sercot, C. Devine, M. Fett. Secondkow - S. Bradley, Asst. Coach Mrs. Miller, D. Holmes, L. Bauer, G. Taylor, S. Rosback, G. Peifer, K. Venezeano, S. Dineen, K. Kenning, P. Ebbert, D. Hornof, K. Burdick, Coach Hering. Back Row - L. Bierut, S. Dolan, D. Melroy, E. Kahn. With a confident smile, Connie Weber prepares for a dismount Lynn Sercot's earrings add a touch of elegance to her pose. an Freshman Karen Stapleton Senior Sally Dolan

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0185815583 TAKE HKS PARK TBURHEY The first tournament championship in Mustang wrestling history was bravely fought for, and gallantly won at Lake Park this season. Senior Rick Lobocki and junior Kirk Lucchesi both won first place standings to help gain the championship. Varsity Coach john Ellis commented The championship was very sweet because it typified Mustang Pride: maximum desire and effort along with complete team unity enabled an under-dog group of Mustangs to achieve a team championship. ln our opinion, that is what Mustang Pride is all about, that is, a team may not be the best team in the conference, or in a tournament, but on occasion a team can rise to heights that make them the best that they can be. For the rest of the season the Mustangs were always just a pin away from victory. A 21 to 22 loss to Saint Pats tThe Catholic league champsl was one discouraging example. The Mustangs wound up the season with a dishearting 4 win 11 loss record. Freshmen Ed Peszek had thirteen takedowns to his credit. 66 Senior co-captain Rick Lobocki-one of two champs at Lake Park Heavyweight wrestler junior Bill Chauncey scores one of his six season pins Three year varsity veteran-junior Scott Mattix