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

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Girl bs Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders anticipate a Huskie score. Varsity Football Cheerleaders show squad togetherness. W? 'riv EQ, 'lli' M I , Vlvr A V 1 A V- .. ' gf, I ,fi ,, l.,, . ' JT, M ff-Y . J ' 'ig' ,I -25. V' Z ' W' 4' if Z C' , ill f .wwf at , iff is ' , gk + ff, ,f 4 44514. 1 V. af 5 W U6 , g A X r? 64 ji. is Km mi.. at 1 5 4 . ' V 9 5? ,.-,fa in , i v-wwf ,4,,,f,a.m,-vfkyw :7f4tr9m.fmf:4few- WA, My ,, uw, f V , .M ,l , ,,,, ,,, hiya, , I A,4,?,,,,4 3 . W, ,.,,. '- ws. X , ,,,,., 7 5g 4Zli'f Q famff 4, g n-alma f We tj' 1514252 Cheerleaders keep warm at the football games. Cindy Frankiewicz and Joan Spiel get a boost from Fall Club. Tracy Warnecke demonstrates great Craig Schachtschneider and Lisa 0'Neill Becky Schram leads the freshman cheerleading form. await the ofHcia1's call. through the fight song.

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Cheerleaders Strive for Spirit One of the most enthusiastic groups at Hersey are the cheerleaders. They keep the crowds going at all the games with plenty of effort. Becoming a cheer- leader is not an easy task. There are tryouts held before each football and basketball season. Anyone that is interested can tryout. The judges consist of coaches, teachers and alumni cheerleaders. In addition to the cheerleaders there is the Fall Club, which have been cheering with the girls for three years. The Fall Club is made up of a group of eight guys, who also have to tryout to earn their positions. Hersey is still the only school in the Mid- Suburban Conference to have guys on the cheerlead- ing squads. The addition of guys has proven to be a great asset these past years. Mrs. Bridget Lucas and Mr. Robert Hannon co- sponsor the cheerleaders. They have been coaching for three years. One night a week for two hours th ey spend teaching the squads different routines. The captains for this year's Football squads were Terry Conlon and Craig Schachtschneider for Varsi- ty, Colleen Gera ty for Junior Varsity, Chris Michaels for Sophomore, and Becky Schram for the Freshman squad. Providing the leadership for this year's basketball cheerleaders were as follows: Caren Gauvreau and Craig Schach tschneider for Varsity, Sandy Reeve for girl's Varsity, Beth Watson for Sophomore and the Freshman captain was Kathy Christopherson. Cheerleading requires plenty of hard work and practice. All the dedication that the cheerleaders put in to their work always pays off They always seem to work together and spread the H uskie spirit around to everyone. With plenty of practice Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders show off a great accomplishment. Colleen Sweeney, Karen Lakome, and Colleen Veselits keep the rowdy fans going. by Rose Vazzano 'k.. Sophomore Basketball Cheerleaders work hard for a perfect mount. SCO!! Kazmief C2314 help-9 Julie Gafmel' with 3 graceful backward angel.

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A.F.S. Makes Friends Around the orld J s E A.F.S. has been a part of Hersey since 1968. Since 5 that time, they have hosted 30 A.F.S. students from 2 24 different countries and 4 Americans on the Domes- tic exchange program. Thirty-one Hersey students f have participated in the AFS Americans Abroad or Domestic Programs. This year at Hersey We had three Americans Abroad students: Annette Johanson from Denmark, Claudia Pinto from Chile, and Chris Raschke from Brazil. We also had one domestic exchange from Menominee, Michigan, Angie Zagrodnik. A.FiS. has helped many people explore different lands and experience new cultures. I t is Very much a part of Herse y Life. by Sue Dietzen Claudia Pinto-Chile A.F.S. Row 1: Karen Ciesar, Liz Bartlow, Ann Cameron Williams, Annette Johansen, Claudia Pinto, Stefanie Uhl. Row 2: Greg Szczech, Missy Shell, Chris Raschke, Angie Zagrodnik, John Matheson, Ingrid Ruttendjie. Row 3: Mrs. Bandelow, Laurel Wagner, Connie Costello, Joanne Peterson, Kathy Malinask y, Alec McFarlane, Margarete Ronnett, Mr. Olenik. Annette Johansen-Denmark Angie Zagrodnik-Michigan Chris Raschke-Brazil