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

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Nw Biology Club School may or may not be for the birds, but Prospect was certainly for her pheasants this year. These six beautiful birds were bought by the Bi- ology Club as one of its service projects for Pros- pect. The Biology Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Paxton, Mr. Murray, and Mr. Wachlin and headed by President Bonnie Soltz, went on field trips and worked on science projects for the Illinois .junior Academy ol' Science. Each year students taking classes in the science department are required to do projects. ln the biological field some ol these projects were: Anti- biotics, L'Schizophrenia,', and Induced Mutations in lnbred lVIice.,, Of Miee. lvlury, and Experiments. 50 ian Den Beste, Mary Lou Slonek, Sue Bowman, Mr. Kemman, Row 2: Diane Kruger, Dale Vivlrito, Gail Moulton. Barb Limauro, Margo Busse, Mr. Pax- , ton, Earl Boesenberfz, ww Row 1: Mike Smith, Betsy Morse, Viv-

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Library Clubs ..a... 1. Cz... -ns.- Row 1: Sally Dickinson .Iogee Vforeester. Donna Thompson, Marilyn Lindeniann, Anita Chyrehel. Marilyn Fox. Andrea Juhnson. Jill Haas Carol Baeder Gail Iyerson. Jay Castle, Gloria Henriktun, Mary- Nyfjam, Mary' Ann Thurffr. Karen Taylor .Im Ann Vloek Run 2: Karen Petersune Bill 311'-ffabe, Jim Pmiell, John Duff Roj- Land NYTOYY1 . 411 ' A uf Ki L.- Library Club was composed nl the library aides. Their actiyities were Conducted by com- iiiittes inade up of library aides from each period of the day. The club's sponsor was Bliss Tiinni. Bonnie Snitz. Nancy Setlilt. Barb St-hauffler, Lynne Belden. Gail Iverson, Beryl Esnifind Barb Carney, Carole Huenink. Cg.rf,1 Ruzika. Prigea Stlziryxzilt, Diane Krueger, Dawg Nekim- liun Margot Buise. Sponsored by Bliss Tiinni, the purpnse of the Qywatiye lYriting' Club was to stimulate an interest in writing. Rlernbers analyzed and discussed yari- nus styles of literature in order to improve their myri writing skills. The Club, under their Chair- man Bonnie Soltz. wrote the script for the Variety Slum' and attended plays and an opera. The Library Aides had an inipfirtant role in Prmpectls student library. Some ni' their duties mgn- shelving and Checking out boolssi tending to the magazine room. typing. and filing. irilly Diwkinsffn. Mary Ann Thuroyy, .Iirri Pimell, Donnzl Tlqlfriilnsuh, -J

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Maj' 8' C9 Row 1: Jack Smith, Art Elman. Mike Minkoff. Jan Meyer. Barb Longo. Carol 'Von Bergen. Jim Rye. Mr. Holt. Row 2: Bob Bremner. John Sigv.'ar't, Tom Gewecl-ie, Bob Elschlager. Mr. Coleman, Ph ysjcal Science Club This year the juniors in the accelerated science program were required to do a project in chemistry. The projects covered a wide range of subjects such as Schizophrenia, Iodine as an Indicator, 'Plasticsfl QQHJO!-Hydrogen Peroxide, l'Prepa- ration and Sutdy of Neoprenef, and 'Diet Drugsf: Performing interesting experiments was one of the highlights of the Physical Science Cluh at P.H.S. Club members also planned for guest lec- tures. National and State science projects, and field trips. Game concessions provide the funds for necessary projects, Sponsors for the organi- zation were hir. Holt and Kfr. Froney. :www mn' M 14 'WW' ul Stand bagkl Bob, we might have another explosion. 1 i - n