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

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also participated in tlpe Slibtiiban '-in National K Fore.ns1cs League L Another Hfirst' for Prospect during this past 'fear was the formation of our scl'iooi's chapter of the National Forensics League. This nation-wide organization which has over a litindred thousand active members throughout the United States. is- sued a. chartered membership to Prospect this March. Membership in the National Forensics League was gained by earning points in debate A and other speech activities. L'pon +t,- nteiing college the members will receive a dollar per point earned in speech events. or apply their points toward a scholarship given by the National Forensics League. Mr. Jf'f1'1T1f'ii. Klrs. Sicliels. and Mr. Kial were in charge of the group and directed its activities. 1 WM Hun' 1: Ron Sedewarft. Richard Cool: Qlfii Jorgensen. ICe'.'.'ell Krozmann. Row 2: Dianne Cztgw-..o Stephanie Harrf. Dlerra Kreider. Dlzle Ailetto. Kun 25: Becky. '.'feien Ce.n ','. en Klepper Ffanejf Iles- ra Ljnn Carroll sandy' Sf'r.rf-Eber. Debate R v lL..z . l--Q. ' ii .f This ifpir. ' 5. ifiib.. si .. ..i Pu s A ,LPA :IQ-PEW ' :',t1.r'.'.' .fi 1 s lliyitjl ge- t'TS.lLi 25 fill' i ' e 'l if lf- iii ria.i1'.e and z'.f-gaig e 'Z' ,lille senior ciebaiois ' 1 in Ritiiarcl C,f.qQM llieira Kreiclez. Bill Rxgsig. bill bieclehoiz. Ron Seclewardt. and Dicli Jorgensen. These debaters Interstate Debate Leagxie Totiinanrent held at Prospect las: winter. H-.xx 1: rieg.:1f:e :err . .ie S2',II'f .I'e Sp? Felice'-' R-tu' 7 -oenerie Hexiisotn El., Rush :terra -fe.viptr,. Rim ': .artnur 'i.'.'alt-er Dick Jorgen- se' if.--F.: :.r'.fief ,lm 4: :i-ffii :od.:iia.r EQ. Eredie

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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

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f,Q AQ' 4 in if -M I? M, fs ' 1 y X ASNE A W, to c ...' 5 rj 'E w-7 F44 0 1 t 1 Row 1: Jill Mint-tti, Barb Jones. Cris Peterson Dinah Mobus, .loyve Maisel. Row 2: Barb Nelson, Donna She-an, Oleh Colos- liewitscli, Ruth Hanson, Cris VViersbik. Pep Club GRA Board Heading and directing activitics of the G.R.A. this ycai' were officcrs Carol Zinnnerinan, Cheryl Lawson, and Kathie Eckman. The purpose of the association is to create in girls an active interest in athletics. Objcctiws pointed out by the officers were lcadership, sportsinginsliip, and friendship. Girls earned points to be-coiiiv mf-iiibcrs by taking part in the many sports ollfeiw-cl. Upon obtaining membership, the girls art- initiated into the club with a special dinncr and the pri-sm-iitzitioii ol' G.R.A. bracelets and awurcls. Sheryl Lamson, Kathie Ecli- man. Carol Zimmt-rnizin. 64 The purpose of the Pep Club. under the direc- tion of hlrs. Revord, was to help boost the team spirit of thx- school. They served at the Booster banquet, did skits for some assemblies and had Z1 card section at games. an w 7i