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

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,ty-ri Ll-,. ', . AL V I The sixteen niernbere of the Gerrnan Club rnet once at month: the meetings were lecl by Torn Geweclae, preiicient. and Carol Barber. x'ice-presi- cient, under the direction of BIN Hudson. The purpose of the club was to learn more about Ge:- .S R . E K 3 if r sg, , I 7, QM .iff Q ' 1 qi Kun' 11 Bill 'xl.'I'lj-glll. Lyle Barr' tt lfff-n Sf-nroeder. Jerry ',','.Y-,5,, ,IJT H2'I'ClK, Hou' 'fi ffgnr-j, alnefln fllafljr Sta- fJlf'S, Carol llffrtozllo, Luanl 1-:FUI-L' v',' If Hull 32 ,llfll vtxxllllff' .ng 1,f,yotnjf Sehrnoellei. Tor: G+,-'.'.1-f'l-lv fl-llew HUQXVJD. Elle-li fxlur-lgju .Judy Schlllf r Riff.- 112 Latin Club l'ioxpgcix Lain Club thi- gmt callvd l'Ro:'i'l.1,ipl H '1li','lliH,l. lie -ifigiilk twti- poet nizbiin plloeb,f. Ai ilu: Il.ff1'lflll'.' iireeiingl the hixtoiju of Rotnl- ginci tlw cwtonf of ite pecfnll: were clix- ctiuecl. Artic-rig' tire iitbl piqiecix wfslfe the Pan Language l'iL1Tlqll I gtnci the Ltttin Clwb 'w'CZ1IilUCKrl-L. Thix club was alwo Li ll'lt'Illbf'l of the .Iunior Clas- sical League. 21 nationril oi sanifgition. Ancient Rc-ine had iti infltivnce on the club throtighotit the year ai each of the ClL1l'Di5 fsxecutives were called by Roman names The officers were conitil. Dick Davis: vice- constill Kathy Banlia: and qtiaestor, Donn Smith. The Sponsor of this club wai Klrs. Olson. Him 1: Linda Toflaro hottie Lexine. Rl:-li Davis, Carol Ander- -on. Row 2: Cmrrctlgsn Ercvmn, Suzannlf Thompson. Jean Ste- pnen. Cherjfn Elliott, Sandy Martin. Ellen Blaeda. Row 3: ltlre Ol-on Cheryl Ann lla:-,'.'.ell, Pegzjt Patton. Peggy XK'endt. Hzltlzjx Banker Eewky Vfeleli, Dorlf Oldham, Carol LeBanf:lt. Lynne Belden Patrlc-la Kift Hou' 4: Barb Stevens, Ray Bae- fg-r ..'- John Pnnkau Da' r'i1 '.'.'hitele5', Danl-fl Albano. Bill Watson German Club rnariy and Gerrnun living. A typical meeting Con- fisted of any buxinew at the time and a type of entertainment having to do with Germany. High- liQhting thi- year were the Christinar party and thf- Pain Language Banquet in the spring. , ,ik x Q wavy. 9, W 1 X ' ' ' L ' ' , Y? 1 ' .U gs. V l t . L - ',,f3fzfPf ' 1 53' 1 - A H I fp , ' .1 E .: . gf, , ,149- 1.-,.-fgv , . . Q, L, if :QJ 'qi 'L L --- a' 311.134 :QI ' Z nf '45 'J 4-ug. , i, ,.,g,7fv,M7:, Q 9 ,H 1-.-. 7, 9..'.1 ' f M' f- -- e iz ' - 'W 1 f, - -A0 , kj . N.. A, A -Q. ,. Q it ' ' V' ' ' -Q t r L. t 4 A

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Row l: li a r h a r a St. John, Karen Lund, Di- anne VVatters, Regina Liessmann, Dee Ann Grove. Kathie Sibilski. Row 2: Theona Popp, Barbara Nelson, Steve Holderma n, Wa rd Coo p- er, Jerry Sunko, Darryl Bouffard, Marta Nord- enholz, Mr. Roussey. French Club 6 50 ills. - uf pas Parlez-vous Francais. If you do you might have belonged to French Club this year. Officers who helped plan the club's activities were Steve Holderman, presiclentg Regina Leissinan, x'ice-presi- dentg Marta Nordenholz, secretary, and Dianne Watters. treasurer. Activities included a trip to Chicago to see a French movie and a part in the Pan Language Banquet. The French Club, spon- sored by Mr. Roussey, was officially known as the Beret Noirs or the Black Berets. Spanish Club 'kFelis Naviclacln was the 111051 coinnion ex- pression heard at Spanish Club's Christmas Party. This party and the Pan Language Banquet were the big events of this club. At the Christmas party a pinata was broken and Spanish Christmas carols were sung. The proceedings were governed by Sharon Young, presiclentg Roger Ihbotsen. vice- presiclentg 'loan Skihhe, St'C'l'l'l3l'Yl and Barb Lock- wood, treasurer. NIV. Curry, the sponsor, was also there to share the festivities. lions l: Karol Leutx, Kathy Leonard, Harb MeMillan, Joan Hat-eele. Lesanne Stewart, Barb Boylan, Gail Elgh, Run' 'Zz Sharon Young. Jetlnlie Pearson, Judy Hunter, Ruth Marxen. Pat Kudla, Gail Ziel. Row 3: Mary Hagan, Beth lialling, Ruth Hansen, Joyee Novotny, Farolyn Cordlei Run 4: Cathie Leider, Linda Flerttge, Jan Baumann. lion' 5: Peggy HHFIWIH, Penny Brown, Jane Edgeunihe. Linda Mt-Clellan, Marty Long, Betty Henk. Row ti: Judy King. Lynn Guritx, Roger Ibhotson. Barb Loekwood. Rout 7, 'ram MOU, Gail Straus, Roger Miller, Betsy Ray ner, Kzithte Freeman.

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Row I: Mary Mu- sial, Ceinwen Klep- per, Nancy Messina, S h a r o n De-Muth, Judy J un k u n e. Row 2: B e C lc y Welch, Cheryl Ann Maxwell, Pat Ry- an, Dale Vivlrito. Mary Ann Thurou. Standi n g-: Mrs. Siekles. Forensics Dramatjcs Club Row 1: Masrhholf, Ruzieka, Pelkey, Jones, Asc-ue. Row 2 Borman, Esmond, Iverson, Elliott, Fylpaa, Boeche, Whit low, Row 3: Keio. Krause, VVilkins, Goffinski, Barrett. Carroll, Bear, Vivirito. Belden. Mr. Hollenbeek, Row 4 Messina, Smith, Johnston, Heidemann, Baron, Mucha Staples, Mc'Corna4-li, Jones. i if Prospect's first Forensics Club became a charter inernber in the National Forensics League this year. Directed by Mrs. Sickles and Mr. Kral, this organ- ization's purpose was to interest students in speech. The nieinbers of the Dramatics Club worked in the production of the spring' and fall plays and discussed various dramatic forms. Officers were: .Iudy McCornack. Pain Wfhitlow. and Judy Hunter. --5 , 62 -M f