Prospect High School - Crest Yearbook (Mount Prospect, IL)

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1, 5 v.4,gq.,, as 1. ' A. 'f , fi' A -nfs 1 t ..., i i , Bliss Gamlin Bliss Kapovivli Miss C rlfl per It fits all right but do you th1nK1tu111 xi eu1w1t-11 I Home Econ omlcs XYhat was that noise in the hall near the quad- have had Horneniaking l or its equivalent in junior rant area? Could it have been a sewing machine? high. Home-making taught girls to not only cook Gr perhaps a faint aroma of homemade cooking' and sew. hut also such things as home manage- filled the air. Hell, chances are that noise or that ment and personal grooming. It was the duty of delicious smell came from the homemalsing rooms. Xlisses Cooper. Gamlin. Kapovich. the instructors. The Homemaking l and 2 classes spent one semes- to turn the girls into seamstresses and Betty Crock- ter on sewing and one on cooking. To take either ers. During' the year. the hoinernaking department sewing or cooking for the whole year. a girl must sponsored baking contests and fashion shows. V . . , Round and round we go. and what W9 get nobody knous. wuuu -.N -C

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'W'-. Would you mind rwacliru: thi- cliri-1'-tiiins again? Mr, Mitihm-ll Chairman Mrs, Shull -. I '- Business Education 'llzilmlutm' hui '... ziccmiiits . . , l3I'lt'l-fOl'II1S . . , sinpviwisioii ol R111 lXIitChvll, ulill-im-cl Qi-in-1-gil bmi- iiivoiu-. Ili yOLl,1'l' an-qiiiiiiitocl with lhesc terms, in-ss, social and x'uCuti0r111l typing. sliurtligiiid. dis- ymiliw' pmlmlvly L1C'lll18lIllL'Ll with thi- Business Edu- lrihutivc L-cliicutioii, and hooklsccpiiig, Next ye-ai Czilirm IJt'lJllI'llll1'Ill. For stiicln-rits who plan to ents,-1' r+l'liic'v iiiufliiiivs. cle-1'iu1l prncticv. lWllNlllUiS Enqlisli. thc bllsiiimfss wurlcl, this clcpuihiicnt is of guilt im- clivtiilimi :mil t1'u11SC1'iptiwii. and lmsiiim-ss law will prn'l:11iu'. 'llhis ve-zu' the- clc-pgwtiiic-lit, llIlClL'I' thi- lwgixiiiliilwlv. W x ' f , . . 4 WN' X i g 'ke' S Y X zzzz MTA., My-V Ilimgi- Mr. Svihi-I Mrs. Grziu-x isusim-ss XN'oI'ld, hewzirol 22

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One-hundred ont-, one-hundred two , Ph ysjcal Education Serve. bullseye, basket, strikt -... these were some ol' the familiar terms used in Physical Educa- tion this year. The first term is related to volley- ball which was played this fall in special tourna- ments. Bullseye deals with archery, a new sport introduced into the Physical Education program this year. The next term- -basketirefers to bas- kethall, which was played in gym classes this win- Nliss Prust Mr. Beekman ibqi F' Touche' ter. Baseball, of course, uses the term strike. This spring there were many classes out on the diamonds participating in this sport. Other activities emphasized this year were hockey. football, tumbling, and a little square dancing along with the inevitable exercises to keep us in shape, As for next year, a few new sports such as tennis and golf will be introduced. Mr. Mudge Mr, Kinnenian Miss Gip , 'Xxx Mr, Scott Mr, 'Lester Mrs. JeI1S4'T1 Mr, NVissen Mr. Farris Chairman X 5 T - 't f ' .f - w t ' , X . Q 2 ' :Z 7 ' L I X aff, A V my 'DWR , gs X , ,- 1 A ' . , V ,E-vs 5-str., A Q 4 W 1- f I SOD