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

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Strike U The Ban d! The 1980-'81 Hersey Band was a top competitor in Illinois again this year. The band has changed some traditional ways of performing in an attempt to bring their performance more up to date. The band began their season in the fall when the marching band and their new addition, the Pomber- ets, performed during half-time of home football games. The Twirlers and the Color Guard also per- formed at this time. After football season the band broke into groups of Symphonic Winds and Concert Band. Then they held performances and sponsored other events throughout the year. The band was busy this year participating in many competitions. A few of them were the Soldier Field Music Bowl L Octoberfest, and University of Illinois and Northern Illinois University Field Parades. Their big competion this year took place in Cape Cod, Mas- sachusetts. All groups involved in band participated in a performance. The annual Pops Concert took place in March. The guest this year was Henry Cuesta. Mr. Rich directed the band this year. His assistant in directing was Mike Hetzel. The Drum Majors were Da ve Brown and Rick Fritsch. The one hundred and seventy members ofHersey's band have done a great job this year. The entire stu- dent body was very proud of them. by Gayle Phinney FGA -ARM' Concert band has another superb performance. Trombone players' hard work is evident in their presentation. W The french horn section of symphonic winds does an excellent job. Mallory Witham plays her part well.

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Amy Black has fun during the perfor- mance. Sherri Brown listens to the beat. ll l'15'g '-.L Pomberets have another great Christmas assembly performance, Paula Kivland and Julie Kane are all smiles! X . , 1,5 a f in AE ' I ' -,.ffZz2,g:4 .Qvgf N- ' fZ ?'T'.egf:3 Y 5 I . off r e a ,Ji vi 1 f-Y 7 5 A ' . ft L .. ,, 4,- Lynn Foloky, Kelsey Williams, and Kelly Werth give their all in this performance. Joanne Griffin keeps her form during a half- time practice. - liz jim- I I Jw gi! .ay e- at W. , fl Pomberets give enthusiastic smiles during a halftime performance. Pomberets are real hams! 1

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