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

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fi fi 'ff I ! 'i Physical education affords girls opportunity for gymnastics. Sometimes life in physical education class is just one hurdle after another. Ann Gramm girls' phy. ed. Sherryl Guedelhofer girls' phy. ed. Harvey Foster boys' phy. ed. Richard Mann boys' phy. ed. Donna Pfaender girls' phy. ed. Thomas Porter boys' phy. ed. Arthur Steele boys' phy, ed. Roger Steingraber boys' phy. ed. Virginia Stolley girls' phy. ed. Daniel Summers boys' phy. ed. Donald Von Ebers boys' phy. ed. William Weinberg boys' phy. ed. f 5 Qui ' K . 1 Ti x

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fab.. Phy. E . Division Program Broadens In response to suggestions by many stu dents last year, the Physical Education D1 vision allowed senior students this year their choice of the klnds of classes the students wanted to participate in Every three Weeks the senior classes would group together and then divide into particular lrterest groups depending on student interest Also brought into the program were out Slde activities llke bowling at the Thunder bird Lanes and Bem1dJ1 Ball on the tennis courts Through d1vers1f1ed offerlngs like these and extenslve intramural sports the PE D1 vision provided students the opportunities for recreational exercise While at the same tlme sustaining individual interest Richard Kinneman physical education division head Carol Cerro girls phy ed Steve Chermcky driver s education Marilyn Davis girls phy ed Cynthia Duffy girls phy ed Robert Esposito driver s education Students release excess energy while engaged in game of volley ball 'PT 3 h cf f PW' df' xxx s wx 'r , 178 S+ ,as Pi.. ' a ' i a Q f l , L! . v, Qc - , so in , - , , x l 0 I . l L .1 - 1 , a a . . . Q sa X . . . , . P . . . . . ,S i' 3 f f . . . :gg ' ' ' . . ' ii 1 ' ,J X Q. - v X , . . . , u I I I n I ' V . . r g x . ii . an M ju ,Q i -. ll lf ' -Y' r . . V . ,A Q - ,. A f ' . . V awww ., mpg -H . 5, L L W i ...W , I ywy' A P L ,, M ' ' W Sw . if fa' Z - 'lj L V ' V. 'N-M l ,9 , 2 + if an x F..-5 Q91 V . ., YW L 5 . 1 X1 .K l J .-Q, -' A 3 7' V , 5 D A ....,,M.f , ' f fx fr , my J N' W ' if M., MM , . .1 t ht ,A i'i Mi A W ' V' ' Efg.fu5+, - , - , ., an A v 'ink s i ,raw V , 1 ' i'fiil'i'u ' ' ' it I ,W 'W Q5 we , ' is , f ll ' . Ei 1. , xx 4 - fx , A : . . -1 ' Y ' , ,,pp ' - -,','.',i 3 - ul ff Y ' '. .ri . -f ' 'ff ' 1 Lf-I . . .,l ' i if . ' 1 -'U M, , xx , - L V. V, .L,, f xr , P, K: ,buh M kxf Ng, 1 fqixr ,xl -K . ,K 'K gl- - - x x -tv!! A. f ,V f - - . -N , rf, i e Q z. y in b C my , wt x f , 'dffiixhii i - V, A n , - - - ff X , , W 2 A ',,VA:.hQ'1 3 l r I! .YI 1 K F N .V .,,, .wg ix wx,AxN , ' I ,A . ... . I . ' , -+4 '- Z'-1i'f'ff - W- , -V. , Q A 5 3' 55 4 . it A e , ', N 1 '- , ' , ' Xx.vix f'f's.s ' XXX a 'sl .Q 'f 'kg.,xN.Iiw'xy,'3H .g Y w L. 4 4 , i W 5 ' , NYU' :if ' 40- , w xziy' nt AW, X 1 'A . - ' N - f . K , 'il K x 4 1 . '- , .ff Mxxi- ,Rr X 3. . Sv. . ', ,X ye, . if , t N , x X 1 lk l A, X , .-1lx:'5iiSA,V gi , ' . 5.0 I 1 i Q A lsr .11 In I l EN, .,kV I , , , Lx'-ifi i', ix X N L- 'gb K f . g 1 x: Q V, ,f V Q l Y ' 1- 1 ' fe ., ' lf, IX L 3 , fsrt ' t v N f wr' J' rjni

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,-,. J- :N K.. I Sampling the final results of one's efforts are the re- wards of foods' class. 4 f 'ww , t ,ws an A i ' ' . 1, , ii . 1 e ' J 4 J Above Left to Right: John Hangey, practical arts division head: Jerry Bellak, business education: Ethyle Bitta, business education: Richard Craig, business education: James Francher, industrial education: Mary Focht, business education: Linda Fricka, business education: Richard Fulk, business education: Timothy Hagerty, industrial education: Robert Kane, business education: Judith Kreutzer, home economics. When is someone going to invent a typewriter that doesn't make mistakes?