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

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iw , fmt fav gzgfzmlii wwif' - WF f i CE G tc ,M X , ,, . Q I. vw Row l: Ezlrb Lot-kuood, Jan Lytle, Betty Janssen, Dale Soderstrom, lllnuh Mobus. Row 2: Sally VUL-hinan, Jackie Haas. Marty Long. Betsy Rayner, Jean Sr-hell, Mart5 Staples, Row 3: Cynthia Butts, Jill Minetti. Chris Peterson, Bellfv Owen. Dolly Schrot-der, Linder Schnydt-r, Fleury Vlger. Jun Bear. llonnzi Shcun. Jonny Joern. lion' 4: Steve Holderman, Georg-: Allen, Terry Miller. Vuugtin Klrchhoff, .ll'1'I'y' Gehrke, Bob Hanson, Student Council Busy as br-zxvcrs during the past year was Prospect Student Council. 'llicir larger projects X b incluclm-cl Ol'4Qg9,lllZlIlg tbl- Vzrricty Show, two fund is drives, orit-ntuting stuclt-nts, hosting thc lnterini Hospitality Night, and the linzmcing ol long tcrm projects. Other activities inclutlctl lorining our first traffic court untl l't'C'Illllllllflldlllg solutions for the problems ol lellow wtucli-ntx. 'llic council's primary purpose of I't'1Jlit'St'IlllllQ tht- stuclcnt body was clone by coiinnittcvsf-plunning, linzuicc, pub- licity, citizenship, scrvice, orii-ntution. or by tcm- porury special coinniittt-vs. Lending tht- Council were Prcsitlcnt Vuuglin Kircblioll. Vice-presiclcnt -lan Lytlc, Recording Secretury Harb Lockwood, Corrcsprwntling Secre- tary llinu Nlobus. 'l'rcusurer Jerry Gm-lirkc, untl Chief justice ol' the Traffic Court George Allen. Run l: Jun Lytle, Vuughn Kirchhoff, Row 2: Dinah Mo- Faculty Sponsors werv Mr. .Icnnc-ss :incl hir. lirogtly. hug- mm, LOL-kwmdg lyme gg: QQONL. gxllktnb JN-ry Gvhriw, 46

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Row 1: Carol La Bandt, Jael-:ie Da- vis. Darlene Bor- ii gardt, Dierra Krei- der. Sue Pelkey. ? 'ff' Ginny Ferrell. Row f 2: Joan Huffington. Lynn Keller. Joann Peters. Kay Sehar- ringhausen. Joanne Morloek. K a r e n Lund. Mary Lou Heideman. Row 3: Dorothy S c h o n s. VVillie VV i l k i n s. Kathy Eanka. Ka- thy Eekman. Ear- bara D e n m a n. Lynne Nelson. Les- lie Me-dalis. Sandy C-offinski. K a t h 3' Fitch. Phyllis Hach- meister. C h e r ff l l Ga1'li5h. Row -1: Ei- leen Hunter. Craig Taitel. Jim Palmer. John Krause. Dave Nix. R i C lc Von Kutzleben. Ed Syp- niewski. I J Since the Student Council could have onlv twenty-one members. most of the student hocljs would have had little Contact with what the stu- dent governing hodv was doing had it not been for a group of students called the homeroom re- porters. which was made up of one representative elected from each homeroom. Homeroom report- ers worked along side of the Student Council and 1 is stml Hom eroom Reporters reported the discussions and decisions of this hodv to their homeroom, The homeroom reporters. under the supervision of Blrs. Jurgens, also carried complaints. questions. and opinions from students to the Student Council. This gave each student a chance to have a voice in his school government and to he well-informed on all issues decided on at the meetings oi the governing' group. Row 1: Suzanne M i l l e r. B a r b Schmidt. L o u i s e Wilson. Kay Dom- res, Janet Thwreatt. Diana Brookman. S u s i e Voorhees. Row 2: Sharon Ste- phens. Ellen Muck- le. Carol Roberts. Judy Junkuntp Su- zanne Boeelie. Lee Schuelfler. C li r i 5 Li ndn er. Judy Lamhe. Sue Koz- lo xv s ls: i. Paulette Clarke, Mary Lou Slonek. Mary Ny- dam, Karen Hohn. Rim' 3: Peter Eck- ard, Rodney Foer- ster, Jeff lVhite. Bob Hoi-ie, Alan Spacune. Jay Ye-- tal. Ed Quirsfeid. L7