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

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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

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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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WD' Q if ! T 'F'1 l Fran Simons and Cheryl Malzewski go trick or treating. If, ft Karen Knaack is tired after a hard days work. . .S. Comes to the escue! Service Over Self fS.0.S.l is a growing club, de- signed to get students involved in their community. The club works with people in need of help, recogniz- ing the needs of pre-school Head Start children to Senior citizens. This year's officers are President El- len Fabbrini, Wce-President Maril u Powers, Treasur- er Doug Ward and Secretary Keith Wilhelm. The clubs list of activities has increased with the years and are too numerous to men tion. A few of their major projects are Senior Citizens Clean Up Day where the students do house and yard work for the elderly, clothing drives and distribution, olympics for the retarded, Christmas and Easter parties for head start children, remembering the elderly on holidays, a christmas toy drive for needy children, etc. Faculty advisor Will Kozlowski works many long hours along with the students to be sure no one goes unnoticed. by Lori O'Neill f 45 : . bv ,.,. Kelly O'Connor makes a special friend on Halloween Day. Row 1: Mr. Kozlowski, Cindy Frankiewicz, Steve Michaels, Mike Norris, Geoff Apgar, Cheryl Karnatz, Mike Passaglia, Kim Schultz, Kim Larson, Mary Kazcor, Carrie Conrad, Terry Hill, Ellie Bond- zinski, Sue Cohen, Karen Ciesar, Stephanie Uhl, Caren Gauvreau. Row 2: Steve Brinkman, Theo Denaxas, Tom Bieschke, Connie Costello, Nanci Risop, Susie Hill, Sherri Vanhaften, Mary O'Don- nell, Mary Boehcher, Joan Speil. Row 3: Doug Ward, Wendy Wag- ner, Laura Payne, Marilu Powers, Ellen Fabbrini, Dan Kochevar, Jim Buck, David Gilbreth, Colleen Veselits, Kerry Hogan, Kathy Kersting.