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Club History
1980 - 1981 Bernard Hanekamp
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Signed first contract with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. The event became a yearly concert series.
1981 - 1982 Ralph J. Garofolo
62 members
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Previous concert was so successful that the Preservation Hall Jazz Band was invited back again and played to a sold-out house.
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Club sent the first students to Rotary Youth Leadership Assembly (R.Y.L.A.)
1982 - 1983 Kenneth P. Hein
63 members
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Year started deep in the red, and at the end of the year the treasury was in the black.
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Held the third benefit concert with Tex Beneke and his Orchestra.
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The club hosted the District Assembly for incoming Governor Dick Budny.
1983 - 1984 Samuel C. Badger
64 members
1984 - 1985 Homer O. Harvey
66 members
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Twentieth anniversary of the club was celebrated at a gala lunch for members and their spouses. They were treated to a huge birthday cake, reflections from charter members and entertainment by the Glenbrook North Jazz Band.
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Benefit Concert - Steven Graff with Glenbrook District Orchestra and "Beginnings" Show Choir on February 24, 1985.
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With representatives from area clubs in attendance, the Northbrook Rotary Club warmly welcomed RI President Carlos Canseco to a meeting at our club.
1985 - 1986 John J. Hunt
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Ken Hein led a Group Study Exchange (GSE) team to the Netherlands
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Two fund-raising projects raised $19,000 for the Irish Children's Fund, an organization dedicated to eradicating religious prejudice among Catholic and Protestant children in Ireland.
1986 - 1987 Galen M. Jarvis
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The club held "The Northbrook Family Follies" as a fund-raiser to benefit youth activities.
1987 - 1988 James E. Duffy
67 members
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John Hunt sponsored Sheryl McAuliffe as the first female member of the Northbrook
Rotary Club.
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RI launched Polio Plus to raise money to wipe out polio. Each club was assessed an amount based upon membership. The assessment for the Northbrook Club was $33,000.
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Benefit Concert - Steven Graff with Glenbrook District Orchestra and "Beginnings" Show Choir - February 28, 1988.
1988 - 1989 James L. Rohrabaugh
69 members
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Each member put $10 in the pot for a weekly lottery that was held as part of the Annual RI Fund Drive. The weekly winner got his $10 back.
1989 - 1990 Richard J. Damisch
63 members
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The main fund-raiser for the year was an Art Auction. In the end, the New York City Art Auction House took home most of the profits. This was the last art auction.
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