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

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How 1: E11-nzrcl ffuolj, Huw 2: Ed Zlellnel-1 lnrun Profld. S'eHw 'I+-:lien .Al Evfert. Steve Hadle-1 Amon? Elie Ncl'iool's nianx' new oiaanization- ' .'x' as the Kfodel Airplane Club. Rleinberi meet twice a inonili with Sli. Staley. club sponioiy Techniquex of flying rriodel aiiplanes. materials used in the conliruczion of planfil. and innovations for dil'le1'- f-ni types of inodeli were dieculied by mernbeix, Uk, xx-wwf. , . 'fs lion- 1: Hill Ghera. Herb Anderfon. .Jinx l.o:a.ri.. Howard Evan-. Kun 2: Dirk Km-h. Al Alrey. Jay Yefwl Tom Wells. Row :iz Ronald Holler. .Jeff Svraneon. Bob Hopf' Ralph Wodrivh, Blr Harrison. Huw -1: Gary Stanim. .lffrnimi Iilittfllsteadt. Row-r 'l'mf-5' Row Zomdm. Al Gelirke. Model Airplane Club Sriniulaied by rlie preeeni world-wide inierexi in epace science and space exploration. studentx interested in the field of aviation and related ac'- iivities oiganixed a Flying Club under the spon- Norsliip ol a lorinei' pilot. XII. Harrison. l-'lying Club

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Stznndinigz Mr. Rot-ves. Row 1: Russ Mulligan, Jim Collins, Bob Sxiiinson. Murikay Burns, Nuniiy Jahnki-. Row 'Zz Dennis Ruvkoldt, Gene He-lfogt, Tony Colosinio, Tom Szjriiiilszvk, Diversified Occupations and uEXIJC1'it'IlCt' is thv best tt-achcra' is the idczi behind Divci'sificd Occupations and Distributin- Education. Studvnts in the 13.0. and DE. depart- ment uttendi-cl school in the morning to earn the-ir Distributive Education graduation Credits and worked in the aftvrnoon This program offt-rs the cxpericncc needed by th: students to enter the occupation of their Choici iiiiiiivclizitely ziftcr graduation from high school Jurrb' Si-iiixiwli-r. Mr, Seibvl, Donna Wi-iiiior. Miki- iizivki-r. 72

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Russ Mulligan. Phil VVeiss, James Frzuuberzzer, Alan Ewert. C I G d The newly organized Color Guard at Prospect O marched in the Knightimes Parade and presented the colors at assemblies, home basketball and foot- ball games These bovs are members of the Blaine and Palwfaukee CivilIAir Patrol squadrons. No stop and go' lights were needed around Prospect during this past year, for under the guiclance of the Traffic Court motorists were directed as to the correct driving procedure. Chief justice George Allen, Assistant Chief Justice Fred Harper, and judges Mike Francek and Cathy Moltx organized Prospectls first Traffic Court. Mr. Levy and the traffic court sponsored car checks which checked brakes, lights, pipes, and the general safety of the cars. These checks were iuatle by monitors chosen from hir. Levy's driver training classes. Violators were tried in court ziutl fines were issued to the guilty. Sa-.nteclz George Allen. Standing: 1-'red Harper, Mike Franeek, Mr. Levy.