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

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rom Beginning to nd, 4 orresponden t' Covers It All Hersey's Hne journalistic newspaper, The Corre- spondent, under the direction of Mr. Dan McDonell, has greatly improved its bi-weekly issues in an at- tempt to bring the honor of All American Newspaper back to John Hersey. Comprising the staff are twen- ty-five members, five of whom are editors. Some of these students come from Journalism classes, but the majority of them are students who are willing to work hard. Many of these are interested in training for future journalistic endeavors. Most staff members are upperclassmen although there are a few sophomores and freshmen. Short of actual printing, the staff is solely responsi- ble for putting out the paper. They not only do the reporting, the typesetting, the want-ads, and adver- tisements, but also the layouts. The only outside help they receive is in the printing which is done by Ray and Sons of Mt. Prospect. According to Mr. McDonell, the paper is not fun, but a great deal of hard Work! The Correspondent staff has the longest running season, beginning in early August and continuing un til June. For eight solid months, the staff works hard conducting interviews, typing up stories, drawing layouts, meeting dead- lines, and filling quotas. Matt Biegert, Editor-In- Chiefj tells of working on Sundays to perfect every aspect of their work. This year the newspaper has published many con- troversial editorials which have kept everyone in ter- ested and anticipating each new issue! by Karen Lange Lisa Cowles and Colleen Kelly get a story! Mr. McDonell and Mr, Wilson advise Lisa Korbas on a layout Matt Biegert, Editor-In-Chief composes one of his in- Lisa Korbas, Peggy Perkins, and Colleen Kelly help out Mr, Jacobsen Student fefesfmg editorials, Teacher-Assistant Advisor.

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VZBKLC 1 1 Tracy Warnecke does some research be- Chris DeFazio concentrates on typing her sto- fore starting her pages. ry perfect in time for the deadline. Ro Peter and Gayle Phinney look through an old yearbook for some layout ideas. Wffhiw' 4 Lori Shields wonders how she got herself in to such a mess. Sue Coleman and Kirsten Dailey show off their smiles. Photo Editor, Rose U va, or- ganizes the files. Cindy Frankiewicz crops a picture for her layout. P E Cheryl Conlon. Cathy Crews is surprised by a photographer. work. 3 Sandy Reeve prepares to .- AL Ka thy K ersting works hard to meet the deadline. 95553: ' We I 5 Cathy Berger searches through the tiles. .A--5 Karnatz takes suggestions from Terri Julie Gartner reaches for a layout sheet.

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EDITORIAL STAFF. Matt Biegert, Editor-ln-Chieh Peggy Perkins, Sports Editor, Mr. Dan McDonell, Advisor,' Lisa Korbas, Managing Editor, Sue Alseth, News Editorg Mari Brinkman, Features Editor. MISSING: Mr. Len Wilson, Advisor. Lisa Cowles, feature writer, is caught off guard. Liz Bartlow takes a look at a past issue for some ideas. Scott Furlong, reporter, hunts and peeks his story. ,ff- Wx -2.-x82,: Q Matt Biegert edits one of Lisa Kor- bas 's stories. Colleen Kelly, news reporter, is proud to be a member ot' the staff Rob Toba, sports Writer, checks his assign- ments. GENERAL STAFF. FLOOR: Liz Bartlow, Writerg Colleen Kelly, Writer, Ben Chow, Artist. SITTING: Mari Brinkman, Features Editorp Peggy Perkins, Sports Editor, Lisa Cowles, Writer: Carol Bierbower, Typesetterg Beth Langer, Photographer, Ann Kruckmeyer, Writerg Lisa Kor- bas, Managing Editor: Sue Alseth, News Editor, Jennifer Stuercke, Writer. STANDING: Matt Biegert, Editor-In-Chieii' Rob Toba, Writerg Ellen Bonneville, Production Staff' Janet Fischer, Photographer: Jan Kolls, Business Manager, Darren Lemmon, Photographerg Heidi Blondell, Writer.