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

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Anita Frankiewicz is Debi Drake shows the taken up with a new crowd her mega hairstyle. spirit. Sara Vazzano and Chris Topalis flaunt their new hair cre- ations Camara-shy Powderpuff cheerleaders think they're if 1. Sophomores, Maureen Sweeney, Heidi Weinert, Ginger Wendt, and lanus Markiewicz have a wild time participat- ing in Almost Anything Goes. ' 'MEGA -SPIRI T' ' Shows Throu hout Homecomin Week! All it takes is a little Homecoming Magic to bring out the.spirit in everyone. Homecoming '81 was certainly no exception. The week started off with an assembly on Monday to present the court and announce the weeks events. After school all the clubs went to work and decorated the halls. This was the first year that most of the decorations stayed up until Friday. Because they looked so great, no one wanted to tear them down. Tuesday was Class Dress-Up Day. The Freshmen wore hats and ties. Sophomores dressed western while the juniors wore togas. Seniors showed their - class spirit by wearing sweats, sunglasses and bandan- nas. f By Wednesday, Homecoming Week was in full swing! The color-coded balloon messages were dis- tributed and students could cast their vote for King and Queen. The evening was filled with games and activities, too. Almost Anything Goes and the Pow- derpuff soccer games really proved exciting. Thursday was Coronation and it was definitely a huge success! The gym was decorated beautifully and the ceremony was lovely. Thursday was also Punk and Preppy Day and everyone who participat- ed had a great time dressing up. Friday was loaded with events! At the pep assem- bly, the contest results from the week were an- nounced and prizes given out. Gary Pratt received a Pampers diaper for his first place finish in the foot- ball player's Babyface Voting Contest. Tony Fran- kiewicz received a pink fluffy garter for being the soccer player with the best Prince Charming legs. The excitement really peaked when Sara Vazzano got a pie in her face for being the class president with the most money votes. Tom Bieschke conclud- ed the pep assembly by firing up the crowd and football palyers before the car rally. This year the parade was bigger than ever and all who participated had a riot! Although the football team had a heart- breaking overtime loss Friday night, the team really put forth an outstanding effort. , Saturday concluded the successful week with the Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Varsity Club. All who attended had quite a memorable exper- ience. The entire week was full of memories and mega- spirit! lt definitely proved to be the most exciting week of the year. By Colleen Sweeney ' 5 .5 -af?-I ' .:?r3 ,:g?f. fa-biif'

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Corona tion '8 1 Filled with Magical Moments The 1981 Coronation ceremony, held on Thurs- day, October 23, in the gymnasium, added a spark of excitement to Homecoming Week. The highlight of the ceremony was the crowning of Doug Swanson and Barbara Rosinski as the 1981 Homecoming King and Queen. , The Queen's Court consisted of Carrie Costello, Maureen Druffel, Lea Newren, Carolyn Pasterski and Colleen Sweeney. The K ing's Court consisted of Da ve Adelman, Tony Frankiewicz, john Griffin, Da ve K oziol and joe Nicastro. The Masters of Ceremony for the afternoon were Licia O'Neil and Al Kastner. The Freshman, Sopho- more and junior class attendants were jill Erickson, Sue jacob and Libby Meier. The entertainment for the ceremony was pro- vided by On Stage . Their first performance of the year included, Let the Sunshine In'Q and I Got the Music in Me'j which captivated the audience. Much appreciation should go to the Senior class Student Council and sponsor, Mr. Henry Blim, for their hard work in designing the best decorations and stage ever. The spectacular castle really set the mood for the touching ceremony. The 1981 Coronation ceremony will certainly leave behind some magical memories with all those who attended. by Colleen Sweeney l - The royal family, Doug Swanson, Barbara Rosinski, jeffrey Rosinski, and Kimberly Shantz smiles for an official Coro- nation picture. john Griffin, joe Nicastro, Tony Frankiewicz, Dave Adel- man and Dave Koziol smile proudly at Coronation. P' at-1, tg 5 I . -T tu if W' ii' 31:1 , . ' in A L O'NiladAlKt ' d Lea Newren, Colleen Sweeney, Maureen DruffeL Carrie Costello and Carolyn tlggacounf? n as ner 'mm U68 Pasterski beam with excitement at Coronation.

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Homecoming brings out school spirit in everyone. 51-We Day W-35 an impoffaflfpaff 0fH0meC0mif1g Week f0f Paula Kivland, julie Kane and Taki Denaxas. Seniors show their power atpowderpuff The Cheerleaders are gfaekedl 3 , ., L ,W ef X Cheerleaders ham it up! f0hf' Gfiffif' is proud Of hf5 P0Wd9fPUff Al Stensland sinks his teeth into Home- team. Coming. Queen Barbara presents the game ball to co-captain Dave Y6'3fb00k Staff 365 Wrapped UP in half deC0f3ff0f75- K ozioi,