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

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Douglas Larsen Div. Head 3 I M A t Robert Given Dennis Mc5herry i 1 K A 2 M , s lf' ' I f, gall 4 3 ,. I . ., H 4. f Q, x 4 Q W V . joan Michael Robert Bellito Bellito Berry Z : 'A A R ., ,., ' Y: vw va. ... 1 lr A , 3 Q Q EQ. u' 55' L it - 7 'aff , 1 K Mike Lucille Mike Herzel je virz K ozan ecki . yu,-E. f -75 'L , 1 Wm 5. , .I :lb - 5 A. - .f ' 'lvv 'I 13 ,551 ,J - V AK , ,, s H . 4 . 5 . efrr 1 'X' Edward lean lack Moon Murphy Peters F 3 1: ' .',.v'i', ,W -ning , X 4 f S. 1' idx 1 L' . as Gary Bruce Drgke Drouin Er 7 9-H L 1-J, 6 ' Mike Dan ,qdduci McDonell Lyon Richard Trainor Turask y Robert Wilfred LJ' Ray Zubler yu . Mr. Costea shows Colleen McCarthy how it's done. 'ELI . , y I' x ' nu .nnrvesma E' 'if 1 -AIS. Deana Greco and jim Reisner laugh at Mr. Moon's odd humor. .5 ,, L g Q' Mr, Zublef get-g the fact-g Straight, Mrs. Bellito keeps her class enthusiastic and interested.

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English Fine Arts Department ls In Tune With The Tim es The EnglishfFine Arts Department is a very orga- nized portion of Hersey's academic program, The department is composed of nineteen teachers. They try their best to successfully educate all of the stu- dents who are enrolled in the many different courses offered. To make this year's classes more interesting and worth wile, new textbooks ha ve been added and materials have been updated. The E.F.A. Department is involved in many differ- ent events and activities. One of these events is the Arts Unlimited program, which was held from April 27 to May 19, 7982. The Debate and Individual Events speech teams are also sponsored by the E.F.A. Department. Many publications are put out by the EnglishfFine Arts Department. The yearbook, with advisor Mr. K ozanecki, and the Correspondent, with advisor Mr. McDonnell are-products of the E.F.A. Department. The Art-Literature magazine, which is in the final pages of the yearbook, is also produced by this de- partment. There are many people, teachers as well as stu- dents, who work together to make all of these activi- ties run smoothly. Without the EnglishfFine Arts De- partment, Hersey's academic success would defina- tely be lacking. by Nancy Barfield my mum Howie Brown gets a closer look at the action. WG5. jason La Frenz and Lisa Kodish enjoy studying for Mr. Moon's class. Eager choral students sing their way to the top with a little help from Mr. Turasky. m N Q--, . xx as , , if Karen Schumacher practices hard to play her best. 1 3 K , 1 Kim Vander Ark concentrates on perfection,

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Ma th-Science Gives Students A Challenge Twenty-two dedicated faculty members, plus am- ple laboratory facilities, multiplied by three-fourths of Hersey's enthusiastic students is an appropriate equation for the Math-Science Division. This de- partment, which has been headed by Donald Hruby for the past 14 years, has proven itself to be out- standing. - With classes ranging from Algebra and Biology, to Calculus and Zoology, this department offers stu- T dents a wide variety of academic options. The com- puter class, which captures the interests of many students, is one of the fastest growing courses in the division. Human Physiology, which introduces ju- niors and seniors to health related fields of study, is another popular class. Also, ifa student needs a place to study, the Math-Science Resource room is always available. As a result of teachers' dedication and excellent programs, students benefit a great deal from this department. Gus Cho reads to a friend. I by Paula Klvland Hard? . . . Heck no! Mike Boyd can do it with his eyes closed! Mr. Kaltsas explains the structure of the cell. Tony Cirone makes sure everything is measured out just right. USE Huutulux mmm Oh Shoot! lt only serves six. Mr. Templeman looks on as Bill Nielsen and jeff Palminteri use their math skills up at the board.