Hersey High School - Endeavor Yearbook (Arlington Heights, IL)

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4 Q .1 , -. ,F 13 r r P 5 I -f , , . , 3 1 . s t w 'Q QQ...-'Sb Above Left to Right: Donald Hruby, math-science division head: John Ancona, mathematics: Walter Barber, science: William Bean, science: Len Burt, mathematics: Kenneth Carter, science: Stanley Cochran, science: Patricia Costello, science: Michael Duellman, mathematics: Fay Dixon, mathematics: Bruce Glover, mathematicsg James Gordon, science. 176 g f 4' 9N7'If Z., 9 .1 QQ Student watches as his program runs through the data processing system in computer math course. John Hausheer science Janet Hiller mathematics Michael lntile science James Kaltsas science AI Kintzle mathematics George Larson mathematics -ab? in 4-it 1. I Q 'i Z

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AV Division Helps Enhance Learning The enhancement of the learning process in all areas is brought about through the efforts of the AV Division Whose responsi- bility it is to provide supplementary materials and equipment to aid teachers in their course presentations. Accommodating students and teachers alike by supplying record players, tape recorders, film projectors, slide projectors and closed circuit television facilities, the AV Division more than often has supplemented the edu- cational process making courses just that more relevant. Additionally, the AV Division also provides photographic services to Hersey in its capa- city as school photo service. Scheduling and maintaining all the equip- ment and materials of the division is no small task, yet the director has been always known to be very accommodating. -1 '-e1qsn s ...M --- The libi ny becomes a centei of activity as students take adv int Lge of fi ee time to get assignments finished. 175

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Sharon Libbey science Cecelia Mayerle mathematics Cathy McCool mathematics Ronald Mills science Lynn Nye science Lothar Peistrup mathematics Thomas Reed science Richard Rogowski science Donald Rowley mathematics Lee Smith mathematics J ay Stull mathematics Glen Templeman mathematics Math-Science Div. Courses Enlarge Keeping pace with outside advances in the fields of mathematics and science, the Math- Science Division followed suite and enlarged its curriculum in both areas to fulfill its division mottor of re1evancy. In the area of mathematics the division expanded its already thorough curriculum to include new courses in Probability and Statistics, Matrix Algebra and Computer Math which utilizes an IBM data processing system. The science department also took big leaps forward with the introduction of courses in Space and Earth Science and a Physics Seminar. In keeping with trends, the Math Science Division had adopted the semester course concept to afford students the widest possible range of subject matter. Above Left to Right: Dan Thyreen, science: Larry Travis, science: Barbara Walsh, science: Carol Wasemillenmathematics: Kathleen Woodlock, science: Susan Yates, science. 177