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Madelynn Conlin

Rolling Meadows

Swimming, basketball, soccer

Class rank:

1 of 494.

Athletics:

Earned 12 varsity letters in three sports; recipient of the Howard Lester Award for top female student-athlete in District 214; conference and sectional medalist all four years in swimming; member of 200-yard freestyle relay and 400 free relay teams that set school records; All-Sectional honorable mention in soccer in 2009; All-Mid-Suburban League in soccer in 2011; team captain for soccer, basketball and swimming teams.

Academics:

IHSA All-State Academic Team; National Honor Society; Spanish National Honor Society; High Honor Roll; received a 5 on the AP English Language and Composition and AP United States History exams; American Mathematics Competition 12 honorable mention; Student of the Quarter: Literature, Social Science, Biology, Math, Spanish; National Spanish Exam bronze medalist and honorable mention; first-chair clarinet; District 214 Honor Band; Chicago Fire All-State All-Academic team, Bausch and Lomb Science Award.

College:

Notre Dame, because of all the traditions and values. I really like the campus life and school spirit. Most importantly, because of the high academic standards.

Major:

Mathematics.

Dream job:

To get paid to travel around the world to evaluate different resorts.

I’d like to have dinner with:

Taylor Swift.

Bucket list:

Jump off rock cliffs in Greece, see the Rose Bowl Parade live, do a full triathlon.

Favorite movie:

“No Strings Attached.”

Favorite TV show:

“Gilmore Girls.”

Last book you read for fun:

“Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang” by Chelsea Handler. (Hilarious!)

On my iPod:

Lots and lots of country!

Pet:

A golden retriever named Cody.

Favorite sporting event:

NCAA Final Four basketball tournament.

Cubs or Sox:

Cubs.

Hobbies:

Scrapbooking, traveling.

Most people don’t know I:

am obsessed with keeping my color-coded assignment notebook organized and clean.

Best high school sports memory:

Winning our first conference basketball game in about five years against our rival, Prospect.

One word to describe your high school experience:

Unforgettable.