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

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I1 F? 7 is hs.. D ICC, NHS, Math Club Assist, Honor, Solve Through the efforts of the Inter-Club Council, activities and plans of school or- ganizations and clubs were somewhat co- ordinated to alleviate possible duplication of projects and avoid confusion' as clubs and organizations planned their calendars. The National Honor Society, an honorary organization, saluted those students who had shown a distinct contribution to Hersey through their academic achievement and ex- tra-curricular activities upon being recom- mended by faculty and staff members. Open to all students who showed a sincere dedication to things mathematical, The Math Club offered students opportunities for ad- vanced problem solving and competition in math contests. 7 A X INTER CLUB COUNCIL. Front Row: Montel watson, Sheri ,mov Hofer. Row 2: Marsha Schnirring, Kris Miller. ,Mild ,ig fb X, xii X . ' X ,X U V U I ivj, iii, 9' iill yr 1 lid U' ii' iii iimii if Wil if, ll il H' iilfigxhit: 'llfiii'i'isure1'iimljii I l4Ho1.'aii5., yNot igicfureilf Sec- Klfsilflrlj W i as l H l J ywillk, WJ A ,Ml .Xiu X an W 'Z ll ik it K George Larson. MATH CLUB. Front Row: Barb San dacz, Laura Fitzpatrick. Row 2: Mr Donald Rowley, Judy Heidemann, Mr ml J. grqggwefsidgililfcf, dy bllltiiga lifjbiiilfxiiiesiflg

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Student Council Faces Problem Solving Year Faced with the ever constant problem of student unrest at the way things were be- ing run, the Student Council under President Roger Obst attempted to satisfy, through diplomatic channels, the desires of the stu- dents Whom they represented. Through weekly Council meetings and more frequent meetings of the Executive Board, the Council listened to suggestions of groups and students and tried to solve or follow through on appropriate action. This often involved petitioning the ad- ministration to make changes in school policy. Most suggestions requested were effected and resulted in greater student freedom and recognition of one's individuality. STUDFNT COUNCII EXECUTIVE BOARD Front Row Vice President 'VI ny Collins President Rober Obst Recording Secret iry Noel Ottery Row Z M irsha Schnlrrmg Corresponding Secret uv lohn Schcrpelr Pull iment LII in li Lbs C ox Sandi Holl ind STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES. Front Row: Dru Car delewski. Sue Crom, Mary Ellen Naples. Natalie Crom, Mike Tufo Tom Perchal, Debbie Kenner, Diane Sims, Missy Zeller, Kathy Nunes Row 2: Chris Barile, Shirley Pfrzmk. Iiarry Huebner, Barry Wein- 56

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FIVTVRE NURSES. Front Row: -loan llanzer, liarbara Lynn llcbl e bchlogger Iimne loznmgki Judy Nl iphy I lt Xld on Ln ludv Stall lleuer, Patricia Sullivan, Debbie Willow. Row 2: .loellen .Xbbs l it Not Pictured bue Stell urses, Teachers Stud Profess1ons Assisting in the Health Office and working and visiting local hospitals gave members of the Future Nurses' Association valuable ex- perience in investigating the career opportuni- ties open to students in the field of health. Too, some of the members actively Worked in hospitals as aides to the staffs giving them first-hand experience. Members of the Future Teachers of America learned through their meetings the qualifi- cations of the teaching professions and were also able to question some of the teachers and student teachers who were invited to meetings to serve as sounding-boards for careers in teaching. 58 J,-1