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

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'- ST 3' SECTIONAL SPEECH TEAM. Front Row: David Weinberg, Bar- bara Forbis, George Wooten, Laurie Lacher, Wade Miller, Mike Garo- fola. Not Pictured: Debbie Huff, Carol Witthoff. Individual Events Team Stresses Public Speaking The award-winning Individual Speech Events Team participated in numerous speech activities throughout the year. They attended several invitationals including Niles North, Lake Park, Deerfield and Dundee. There are various events for the members to concentrate on including original mono- logue, prose reading, radio, oratorical dec- INDIVIDUAL EVENTS. Front Row: Ann, Langley, Barbara Forbis lamation and comedy reading. A lot of work is devoted to the preparation and memoriz- ation of each individual event. Although Laurie Lacher was the only member to qualify for the state level, the team did an excellent over-all job. Almost all members went to Districts, where they achieved fifth place. Row 2: Carrie Lacher, David Weinberg, George Wooten, Dennis Fitz- patrick, Wade Miller, Keith Szarabajka, Mike Garofola, Carol Cortes. MARGARET Langley, Laurie Lacher, Debbie Oliver, Theresa Ottery -5' 74

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ss.- 'TT o 1 'CTS' GERMAN CLUB. Front Row: Lindy Luster, President Cathy Seefeldt. Row 2: Julia Larko, Vice-President Marge Malzahn, Margie Wargin. Not Pictured: Edith Fabian, Melinda Sorensen. ' Ynmn' ,Q SPANISH CLUB. Front Row: Diane Lloyd, Mary Sutton, Kathy Kerrigan, Terri Peterson, Barb Wander. Row 2: Janis Furlong, FRENCH CLUB. Front Row: Ginny Korte, Lois Hall, Moisette Sin- Linda Even, Kathy Laier, Chris Barile. Sandy Stein, Kathy Kuhl- tov, Linda Coughlin, Lyn Aylward, Karen Boint. Row 2: Mrs. Su- mann, zanne Skutta, Barb MacNama.ra, Theresa Hanssen, Linda Wratten, Language Clubs Stress Customs, Ideas The major purpose of the Hersey language clubs is to spark an extra interest in foreign languages, as well as offering students a chance to learn more of the culture, customs and ways of life in foreign countries. Activities of the clubs included bake sales, cultural food parties and movies. Educational endeavors outside the regular French, German and Spanish classes con- sisted of films, tapes, records and lectures concerning their respective languages. The German Club is sponsored by Miss Sandra Mast: Mrs. Suzanne Skutta sponsors French Club, and Spanish Club is led by Mr. Carlos Garcia. lr Doug Peterson, Raul Bermudez, Ed Meyer, Karyn Chmel. Q7 qv: 'S 7?

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Debaters Confront Pollution Issue Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Establish, Finance and Administer Programs to Control Air andfor Water Pol- lution. Such was the topic that engrossed Hersey's debaters this year, making them experts in the field and aware of present state, local, and national regulations. The Debate Team attended numerous tournaments from Southern Illinois University to Arlington Heights, and gathered valuable pointers from workshops. Research, long hours of practice, and early morning awakenings are part of the debater's world. Endeavoring to master argumentative abilities, they find themselves criticized, rated, and always learning. C? Stubbs, Jan Coy. NATIONAL FORENSICS Front Row Mike Byrne Bill Epperly Gall Selinger, Carol Shoemaker. Row 3: Roseann Gorecki. Nancy Shaw, Stubbs Sue Mosher Row 2 Jay Barrett Diane Bolash Marilyn Jan Coy. Row 4: Bruce Copland, Mark Walburn, Timothy Sisson. U vzr 499' sm V7 NOVICE DEBATE. Front Row: Jay Barrett, Bill Epperly. Sue Mosher, Carol Shoemaker. Row 2: Bruce Copland Diane Bolash, Marilyn Selinger, Gail