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

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DEBATE TEAM DEBATE TEAM Standing: Mr. McSherry, D Soyka, Nancy Lloyd. Sitting: Bonnie McLeod, Matt Biegert. Z T , -, cw ebbie Fulton, Gwen Junkel, Dave Haase, M yrina Apgar, Jean Bednarz, Mr. Given, Chris I.E. TEAM Ialpha. orderl: Mr. Bellito, Laurie Biegert, Lou Celia, Scott Furlong, Colleen Kelly, Carolyn Kersemeier, Diane Lange, Jane Rossi, Missy Shell, Bob Toba, Tom Troppe, Stefanie Uhl, Wendi Wagner.

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on or Society Encourages Scholarship and Service Hersey's National Honor Society has many out- standing members who contribute their efforts in many extracurricular activities. Many of these activi- ties require the members to do some very hard work. To become a member of the Na tional Honor Society a student must meet three criteria. The Hrst is to maintain a grade point average of at least 4.5. Each year members must obtain recommendations from teachers on their abilities in leadership, service, and character. Members also have to complete specified service projects. The service projects National Honor Society has been involved with this year are the NHS Blood Drive and Teacher-Parent Conference Open House hosts. They also raised money for the Sun Times Neediest Families Fund, and money to benent Nate VanDeGraaff at the 1981 Deaf Olympics. In the spring, they con tributed to the Shamrocks for Dystro- phy collection. Members also gathered clothes to give to the Salvation Army and towels to give to the American Cancer Society. The members of the National Honor Society have achieved much this year. They contributed a great deal to the community and to the prestige of Hersey High School. by Gayle Phinney NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CO-OFFICERS. Front: Theo Den- axas, Vince Adams. Back: Karen Lange, Caren Gauvreau. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Theo Denaxas, Karen Lange, Judy Esposito, Peggy Schwab, Debbie Fulton. Row 2: Cathy Donahue, Terri Conlon, Laura Payne, Mark Cavanaugh, Larry Shaffer, Karen Baley. Row 3: Kerry Hogan, Lisa Nelson, Dave Haase, Linda Pearlman, Sue Stopper, Tina Shell, Julie Cas- tranovo, Caren Gauvreau. Row 4: Craig Novak, Gina Stachniak, Mark Daniels, Al Richter, Linda Wyss, Julie Joy, Annette Silvio. Row 5: Vince Adams, Panos Topalis, Mark Fogarty, Bob Jason, Mike Henson, Jim Jolly, Joanne Peterson, Lisa Blaszczyk, Kelly Werth, Mr. Brown, Connie Costello, Mr. Boehm. Row 6: Frank DeAlba, Steve Sanders, Bob Bingham, Steve Michaels, Mike Con- lin, Tom Huene.

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IBefo1'e Wh en t om es to Achieving The 1980-81 Individual Event Speech Team consist- ed of 12 members. Their most consistantly outstand- ing speaker was Tom Troppe who received several awards, including second in districts and hfth in sec- tionals for his remarkable performances in prose. Other notable speakers were seniors Robert Toba, Lou Cella, Wendy Wagnerg junior Missy Shellg sopho- more Colleen K ell y,' and freshman Carolyn K erse- meier. Individual Event's season began in November and ended in February. There are 11 categories and each student specializes in his own even t. Herse y speakers were noted for their specialities in prose, original ora- tion, verse, and radio. The team was coached by Mr. Bellito and he was assisted by Mrs. Coffman. Both coaches felt that their team was successful and quite talented. by Ellie Bondzinski Mr. Bellito assists Rob Toba. Wendy Wagner gets carried away. Tom Troppe is a pro at prose. sa -h l.E.? Missy Shell expresses her opinion