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

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W ,,,, .. Almost an eighth of an inch off! Reaction time not too good. eh kid? Driver Education Besides reading the text book and taking a battery of tests to check eyes and reaction time. classroom Driver Education students learned about map reading. autornobile insurance, and the proper driving attitudes. Behind the wheel, students first mastered the basic skills in handling a carg and they then advanced to open road driving. parallel and angle parking, narrow and wide street turnabouts, and driving in traffic situations. Driver Educa- tion was taught by two full-time instructors, M1'. Jackson and Mr. Levy: they were assisted by Mr. Mudge. Mr. Scott. Mr. Beckman, and Mr. Kinne- nian. who also taught physical education classes. 9 Our motto: Live and Learn. 'H

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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

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