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

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tactical Arts on tin ues Expand The Practical Arts Division is made up of business education, home economics, and industrial arts. The division, headed by Mr. John Hangey welcomed two new teachers this year: Joanna Bucci, who teaches in the business education department, and Betsy Betker, new in the home economics department. The division added a class this year called Parenting. The Practical Arts staff is working toward getting more students involved in their many occupational areas. Students can choose from classes such as typ- ing, accounting, and auto mechanics. Male and female participation is equally encouraged in all courses. This year the division had their DA VTE evaluation which is given once every Hve years. This evaluation looks at the programs offered and provides input for improvement and update. The department continues to expand by adding new courses and increasing enrollment in classes al- ready being offered. by Terri Conlon Colleen Nelson concentrates on her warm-up UW' Ron Urban works with precision. B Cathy Bartels sharpens her short- hand skills. 'wx Sam Cohen and Wally Heidrich listen intently exercises. to Mr. Melnick. Q., ..., K , .V,,.. , ,U -I ,,,.A, V 9 .l ., ,,. ,wk if 1 ., - 4 'S' 15 ' tg A fi V, , 5 Sz' ' ' V Q 1 :x,-flhgff-1.- 1 'N l . , . Gerry Hoops James Jorgensen Robert Kuna William Layman ,f n M gt J 5 im Fx . S 3 'fa FN, ' ' .g,. :SZNQ P . 'Ei John Hangey - Div. head ,S .. f --. K: .. xxxi ix L2 Betsy Betker 11 M, Joanna Bucci mfg, R Iii 1. 4 at Richard Fulk Meir:-, V - i i I Va., V av ,., Q N . John Lucas

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un and itness In hysical , .f-ff 'f, NJ ducation P.E. is a class that all students are required to take 5 every semester they are in school. There have been a few changes in this department since last year. One Div- Head was the addition of three new teachers: Holly Ost, . . . . rf.', ' 2'9 ' orchesis supervisor and assistant gymnastics coachg -1VAvt- 5 r i Ken Carter Terri Swanson, freshman volleyball coachg and Hal A I Hilmer, girls' athletics trainer and Health and First V Aid teacher. Discon tin uing the Leader's program and ' separating the Freshman - Sophomore gym classes M - from the Junior - Senior classes were two other I V changes from last year. Junior and Senior classes were permitted to choose from a number of different units such as weight train- V ing, yoga, basketball, badminton, rollerska ting, bowl- ing, and many others. This area of study provides opportunities for stu- dents to learn while having fun. by Chris DeFazio , ii 2' 9 I X I I gg Q 'Q' 'FN 5 Harvey Foster Ed Kurtz sneaks in late to class. f x ff ,S l Vs ' .,.'-, , ,.,, 1 420 - ff vi ff- . gf' , n w ' A Hal Hilmer ZV N ,fail .H 9 -1 f , , V ' V V ' g Junior girls bam it up for the photographer, Melanie Muhl practices her serve. Holly 0st 1 ......n... CT :ai A Q 3 .X fri' .3 fy' f X55 . ' , e,.N.,a.t,5 .U , Don Von Ebers Teri Swanson Nancy Sullivan Jean Foellmer and Sheryl Dreber enjoy running.