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

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English ine rts Division Challenges Hersey Students The Englishfl-Wine Arts Division offers instuction in the areas of English, art, and music. The faculty in this division grewlarger this year with the addition of Mr. Hetzel, bringing the total to twen ty-two teachers. Besides adding a new teacher, a new course was ad- ded to the curriculum for 1980-1981. Advanced Place- ment English was offered to those studen ts interested in preparing for a test which offers college credit for work completed in high school. The E.F.A. Division once again directed many ac- tivities and programs. The Debate Team, coached by Mr. McSherry, and the Individual Speech Team coached by Mr. Bellito, are two speech activities in- cluded in this department. The Drama department, under the direction of Mr. Drouin, put to use a lot ofyoung talent and came up with three full length plays and a night of one act plays. Journalism is another area in the division which deserves recognition. This year the Correspondent, the school newspaper, was advised by Mr, McDonell, and Mr. Kozanecki continued to direct the publica tion of the award winning yearbook Endeavor. An area of the department which con tin ues to draw attention throughout the state is music. Mr. Rich and Mr. Hetzel directed the bands, and Mr. Turasky di- rected the choral groups as well as On Stage . Both the band and choral groups earned many awards dur- ing the year. Two noteworthy accomplishments of the English- fFine Arts Division were the Arts Unlimited Pro- gram, which was a month long festival of the arts, and the publication of the literary art supplement at the back of the yearbook, which included student art, writing, and musical composition. This large division adds many things to the school and it would not be the success that it is without the dedication of many studen ts and teachers involved in this division. by Kerry Hogan 212 74555 agile, 9' if C 1'i-All A9 . Joan Howdle Lucille Jevitz Mr. Bellito's English class? Band members work with determi- nation. Jim Madden and Chris Scanlan con- centrate on perfection. f f., , ,fn . 2' f I 'ian ' 'W' 'fa-..1 if , - . 4 -'Ho-. ,f . - -.V 1 Z . V k Michael K ozanecki Dolores Lindgren Doug Larsen-Div. Head f I . 4 . 4 if , 3 ri Michael Bellito WM,,,...., .....v , T., A . . Q-1,1-' . ., ' . ' V A , ' V Gary Drake ...... .- - -- f ' . .M . aw, Robert Given Daniel McDonell

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Ma th-Science 1dens Horizons The Ma th-Science Department, headed by Mr. Don- ald Hruby, had a very successful year. There was an addition to the staff of Mrs. Dorothy O'Connell. She was a long term substitute for Mr. Burt, who under- went surgery. The department also added many new classes to the curriculum. Microbiology, which hasn't been of- fered for a few years, was reinstated along with many new and advanced courses. Informal Geometry, Ad- vanced Placement Chemistry, Computer Ma th 2, and two levels of Advanced Placement Calculus offer a challenge to Hersey students. Hersey has added additional computers to the divi- sion, also. They have become very popular- both in and out of the classroom. Finally, there is the Ma th-Science Resource Room for a quiet place to relax and study. Enthusiasm from both teachers and students helped to make this department a success. by Cheryl Karna tz ,Wm V-.,5..,:: H vwV.r ' ' .,rl.i,,. - X-iJ.....1: in, .... , ., A future scientist at work. Mr. Kaltsas and Mrs. McNamara plan for the day. ., . . ,tri F4 Y 1 EGL, H ,Q H, N' xk x , ' .ir 1 is 1 ' -f .,i-Mit W .. .M r' . . --' ' ' Mr. Peistrup proves his theory. Math students race ngainest time. James Kaltsas Warm friendships were formed in biology. W I A 4, 7? V X '. X . V A V A V f ww I S., .W . Q..-v f X -f' , -4 If mi 3 2 Ig . 'ri -t.. X ci 4391? 'Ii ' . .,:a5f5::.'g1g.a. lpn' -gage Q r ffm, Q 2 , ,,,g, 5-iiw-:Zi 1 . 1 2 fa lv- 5- .f 7-111- miaaziziwaw .1.sf+f,, ia, gb: -X ' ' Fizz- Q t! Allan Kintzle George Larson Ronald Mills MHFYUHH Nye Donald Hruby-Div. Head John Boehm , ,gitfgi it L- w. Leonard Burt ,si fa 7,7 Bruce Glover ,f,.., , 'E , .sffxl . 5Tf'f'9!7?f -- .nf fi ,. 4-5? Lothar Peistrup