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

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. ai, lleteran first baseman, senior Bill Hopkins. l ff' . 1 - ..a3s,-.. W ff' . J' 'ik I Q, R 7 ' 3941 .' . I IF ist-Qt- ----mvfsti -- S Tlx 1 N ' lyk f I 1 A . 1 if if t It SOPH TEAM: Kneeling-E. Melik, D. Arenberg, D. Canthrone, I. Partynski, V. Delgiorno, M. Rudnicki, M. Kline, T. Murphy. Standing-Coach Frase, T. Totzke, B. Moran, D. Canty, S. Todd, P. Reitmeyer, I. Hoew, M. Zell, B. Suchecki, B. Smith, 1. Baron. E1 . it , 1. u9..Q.i .,9 ,Qi Q 7 lpn f Fu- i- ii 1-no Q 'yitg F, , . A. gl 1 ly . 5 , db J, ,lf . A ig , . y---J.s'j1.s...JC. :si f ri 'lf 4 ef - - iROSH A TEAM: Kneeling-M. Schramm, B. Menas, K. Voss, C. Meyer, T. Boldt, B. Beuzer. Standing-R. Simek, 1. Suchecki, I. Asbury, I. Kolker, 1. Sippy, L. Wertz, R. Anderson, E. Logue, R. Filippelli, Coach Mestek. at W Y 'ke 93,6-ggi? -iw 1 - .ga , . . gl!! I ff al! . lrn r N:-.--S i.a'l' ..-Sf! -if if U g :Mi A . t '21el A ROSH B TEAM: Kneeling-T. johnson, D. Crider, S. Fiorenza, K. Bonucchi, t. Magnus, E. Fendler, G. Cerniglia. Standing-S. Kline, K. Bornhofen, A. iiekerman, E. Larson, S. Zielinski, S. Geegan, P. Manna, Coach Benes. VARSITY E TREES BBNEERENBE 355080 The 1977 varsity baseball team compiled a 13-8 overall and 12-6 conference record. Having won the Mid-Suburban Conference championships in both 1975 and 1976, hopes were high for three in a row. The Mustangs however, had to settle for a second place finish in 1977. Team, as well as individual highlights were many. The 3-1, one hit victory over eventual conference champions Buffalo Grove was the season's most satisfying victory. Winning pitcher in that ballgame was senior righthander Steve Stiert who concluded the season with an unblemished 4-0 record. Third baseman Bill Bilsley had an outstanding season hitting 410 and leading the Mid- Suburban League in hitting. Bill was also the Rolling Meadows all time leading homerun hitter with six. Pitcher, outfielder Dennis Drolet also closed out an outstanding high school career having been selected to the All-Conference team for the second year in a row. A fine group of juniors returns so hopes for an even VARSITY 855880 THEM Maine North Niles North Prospect Hersey Hoffman Estates Fremd Arlington Conant Forest View Schaumburg THEM Elk Cirove Maine West Buffalo Grove Palatine Forest View Hoffman Estates Wheeling Prospect Schaumburg Elk Grove Conant better 1978 season runs high. US US 9 0 2 4 6 0 2 3 3 9 0 2

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9555... 'fl Member of the all conference team for two years, senior Dennis Drolet, pitched and also played left field. fj- VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: Front Row-1. Hernandez, 1. Lubecker, K. Brown, P. Contine, D. Drolet. Middle Row-T. Graczyk, B. Hopkins, B. Bilsley, M. Rustemeyer, T. Sweeney, S. Stiert, S. Alt. Back Row-Coach Otto, B. Collins, I. Mich, T. Hopkins, B. Urbain, 1. Blaskeck, Assistant Coach Mariani. Right: All-time leading home-run hitter for the Mustangs senior Bill Bilsley swats one of his six homers. an in

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JV SYIINGS FIRST Starting off their first season with a smash, the JV Softball Team came in first place. Under the supervision of Mr. Tom Peterson, the team accomplished a record of seven wins - one loss. Coach Peterson stated, We came in first because it was team effort. It was nine players making up a team, not nine individuals. Outstanding players included Michelle Ambrose, Kathy DePaul and Cindy Akers. With a somewhat slower season, the Varsity Softball Team tallied two wins and eight losses. sa VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM: First Row-Manager Connie Duresa, Debbie Akers, Tammy Adams, Cathy Campana, Terry Lewey, Manager Vicki Bicknase, Scorer Terri Bluemling. Second Row-Coach Smith, Wendy Ulesich, Bette Giacomino, Kelly Hoekstra, Pam Klein, Carol johnson, Carol Wray, Leslie Ahr, Shelly Andre. T J ' , l ,A-,gy Q l.V. SOFTBALL TEAM: First Row-Kathy DePaul, Terry Kelley, MaryAnn Milligan, Luanne Ellefsen, Connie Seibert, Michelle Ambrose. Second Row-Coach Peterson, Kathy Sterlini, Colleen Dolan, Cindy Akers, Linda Schmider, Kathy Fay. Senior Kelly Hoekstra pitched a record of two wins and four losses Sophomore Carol Wray slams a triple against Hoffman Estates.