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

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.- - s--.wi i X X E, K r x 2 ' Qws'-X, i XX-,GQ X is 1 l g s vw mfg ...fig Ia , Main tenance ci Cafeteria Row 1: Ro berl Potts. Alex Stone- field, Mrs. Agnes Schaeffer. Patrick Logan. Row 2: I-'rank Kirschnick. Howard Vette. Irv. ing Grote-fend, Ver. non XVallner. Frank Thies. 5 lbs. brown sugar. 8 lbs. shortening . . . Under lrx' Grotcfcnd and the other custodians made the cliruction of Miss Handlin, the Cooks prepared surc the school and surrounding grounds were tlie we-ll-balnnccd meals scrvvd in the Cafeteria. kvpt in orderly Condition all ycar long. Row l: Ruth Pup- L-nthivn. Sylvia NYU'- man, Mary Lz1Ro1'- ro, Edna: XX'altc-r. Hermine Clark, Es- ther Nlvk. Eliim Simmons, Celizi Mu- vha, Beulriim' Hai- panovicli, M El 1' i L Bue-llmunn, Row 22 Dorothy Vl'L1ll'llQI'- JL-anno Perrivonu. Estlif-r Brome, Lil- lian Hudzivuk, Hai- lie lil-lirr-ns. 28 K J snr-ss

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Mr. Conrad 49 Qi 'HN' I Q wait Q5 .r , ., I L i 5 'R 'ls V., 'Q' 4 Mrs. Rice Miss Hafstrom Miss Timm Miss Handiin Mrs. Hufnagel Mr. Strong At Prospect there are people of whom not much is heardsthese are the Nspecial service people. ln charge of speech correction is Mrs. Rice. Miss Hafstrorn aids students needing special help with studies. Bliss Tirnm is our schoolls librarian. Car- ing for the student,s physical well-being are the cafeteria director. Bliss Handlin, and Blrs. Huf- nagel. Health Nurse. lflr. Strong, visiting coun- selor. helps students with social problems. Mr. Conrad. curriculum director, outlines student cur- ricula and co-ordinates textbooks with courses. 4' wwf' ff V - Ke, lllllllll l i 5 so ,ii-,,. Don't just sit there, have a problem. lf yn 'K 1 'ww S pecjal Services 5, 1 .f ov 1

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S ecre tarj es 84 Clerks Ruth Bjorvlk, Lu. cille- Packard, Alys Trencherd, G r a C e Biederstadt, Denzell Humphrey, F r a n Mc-Mahon, J e s s l e Sbarbaro, Anne Henkel, Jean Ger- sehefske. 21 Keeping records. handling schedules and report cards. and typing transcripts were some of the duties which kept the secretaries in the Adminis- tration Office busy. The Business Office secre- taries scheduled bus routes and handled funds and payrolls, while the secretaries in the mail room took care of the bulk of the schoolls correspondence and typed teachers' tests. Keeping student attendance, tardiness. and conduct records was the job accom- plished by the secretaries in the Attendance Office. In the Supe-rintendent,s Office the secretaries op- erated the public address system and switchboard. rr Z ' ' 1 mv bmi 2' f , . Some of the Office Guides: Row 1: Pat Kudla, Karen Blume. Row 2: Barb Leonteos, Lynn Keller, Kathy Freeman. ff