Peoria Heights High School - Spirit Yearbook (Peoria Heights, IL)

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Social Studies Club. Howard Teak, Paul Turner, Lynne Allar, Jan Wik, Vespa, Mr. Roberts, Terry Freeman, Debby Alexander, Clair Craw- Mrs. Weden, Kim Smith, Steve Hauptley, Gary Myers, Steve Wilson, ford, Mary Weaver, Heidi Hoerr, and Miss Weber. Toni Truscott, Beverly Grimshaw, Bonny Crawford, Ted Grahm, Mr. Planning for various Social Studies activities added a feeling of helpfulness. Social Studies lub This years activities for the Social Studies Club were many. The club sponsored a play on alcohol- ism put on by the Illinois Central Col- lege. The proceeds from The Lady on the Bocksw went to the adoption of a child overseas. Also the Social Studies Club Went to see Julian Bond at Bradley University. Officers for the Social Studies Club are: President, Steve Wilsong Vice- President, Lynne Allarg Secretary, Bon- nie Wicg and Treasurer, Tom Truscott. Advisors for the club were Mr. Nicho- lis Vespa, Mrs. Amy Weden, and Mr. Charles Roberts. Candidates for the new council listen to this W 'czir's President. . . y Pete Lagorous gives his address. Joy Carollo sums up her new ideas.

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Spanish Club This year the Spanish Club under the supervision of Mrs. Peacock had a get-together at Pepe Taco. Slides were also shown. These slides were brought in by the Spanish Club members. Fund raising projects made it possible for the Spanish Club to have a Christ- mas party. Lectures on South America were given by various members. The Spanish Club put up a display for the new freshmen registration. Officers are Janiel Jacob, Presidentg Calvin Moell, Vice-President, Kris Hoffman, Secretary, and Donna Ander- y Spanish Club. Row l: Debby Hall, Kris Hoff- Richard Johns, Amy Randall, Pain Stevens, man, Cal Moell, Janiel Jacob, Donna Ander- Lynn Allar, Diane Day, Pam Myers, Mary son and Carol Knight. Row 2: Mrs. Peacock, Ann Butler, Judy Watkins, Bill Bradley, Tina Howard Teak, Bob Moreland, David Trigger, Sodowski, and Sue Rampley. F.S.A. Future Secretaries of America have been very active this year. Under the leadership of Mrs. Lessley and Miss Schumacher, the two girls participated in the city-wide organization. Three tours were conducted. These included a trip to the Peoria Chamber of Commerce, Caterpillar Administration Building, and the IBM offices. The girls participated in the Danny Thomas March of Dimes and con- tributed items to the Lincoln School for son, Treasurer. the Disadvantaged. also held. F.S.A. Left to right: Debbie Ginther, Mrs. Lessley, Miss Schumacher, and Paula Whitledge. F.T.A. Row 1: Laura Clark, Nancy Car- Clair Crawford, Bob Moreland, Bonnie roll, Janet Lichtsinn, Jim McGill, Irlene Crawford and Molly Dynan. Price, Becky Pauli and Mr. Backes. Row 2: W W ,U -ILL A fashion show, Fling into Spring was Dave Trigger feels the pains of hunger Future Teachers . The Future Teachers of America was organized to investigate the vari- ous facets of the teaching profession. Student teaching or tutoring is a hope- ful activity for next year. This year's chapter barely got started but high hopes are held for next year.

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Student Council. Row 1: Steve Hauptly, Bill Bradley, April Reese, Becky Gibson, Cindy Hall and Greg Fletcher. Row 2: Mr. Don Brown, Kris Hoffman, Howard Teak, Debby Raifsnider, Pennie Johnson, Diane Steve Hauptly takes his turn at delivering a campaign speech. Chess Club: Row 1: lon Emery, Mitch Segler, and ,lim Ensinger. Row 2: Mr. Don Brown, Paul Turner, Mike Forhand, Rick Molohon and Terry Freeman. Day, Tim Paul. Donna Anderson. Phil King, Cal Moell, Mrs. Amy Weden and Pete Lagorous. A Student Council The 1971-72 student council worked hard throughout the year in helping the administration organize the student body. The student council leadership was composed of Steve Hauptly, president, Howard Teak, vice-president: Kris Hoff- man, secretary, and April Reese, trea- surer. Faculty advisors were Mr. Don Brown and Mrs. Amy Weden. Among the many activities which the student council sponsored were Patriot Pride Week, the 'Tirst-Comingi' Dance, operating concession stands, Burton and Appelgate concerts, and dances. C ess Club During November and December it seemed that a Hchess bug came to PHHS. lts infection was the overwhelm- ing urge to play chess. To remedy this, Mr. Don Brown helped those interested students orga- nize a chess club. Activities of this club included the playing of chess for fun and sponsoring a school-Wide chess tournament.