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

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Row 1: C031-l1 lvleissner, T11111 Polzin, TC1111 Avkt-r. Kg-ith Voigt. Don CVJHY, Hog Luedke, Georgtl Renm-r, Rfige Miller, Tom Mott, C1'1z11i-h S1-1'1tt, Row 2: Fred Empkie, Bruc-1-Andrisu, Fred Lussou. Rivk Von Kutzl1-bt-nu Gt-orgg Allen. Tom P1-trosino, Mel Alllilllllp. Row 3: Denny Brzidlvy, Bob f3l2lSL'1', Mlk1- HOHLlPlj, J1-fl' Flf'l1.ft'I'S, butt-l1 Lvfrllilffl. Mark Tl11'11-1111, Joe Turcek, Varsity Club , 9' Qi 'Q .Qi L V' ,l V' V ,Q l if-.,.,.. i 64 LIlClt'l' tl11- sp1'111so11s. B111 XIe1sa111'1' aucl X111 Scutt, Pl'L'SlClt'I'1T Mike Hogarty. Vice-P11csiclo11t Kuitb Voigt, S1-C1'1't111'y Doug Xyllllgllll. and Trvns- llI'l'l' liill Zaclvl lvcl tlie all 111g1l1' IUGIlll3L'l'SlllIJ of the XILlI'SllY Club, Navy blu1- swC11t1-1's 111-111 Cltxsigiiatccl us 1111- 11ffici11l lem-1' SNX'CHIt1l', and plaCe111em of llll' Clllllllllblll bluc lctt1'1's. llllIllt'I'L1lS. :mtl stripes 111111 patclics 11wf11'cl1'cl i11 any sport was ClCClClPCl. Alllklfbl' 11tl1l1-tic uwuixl xx'i1111c-is l3t'CLllIlt' eligible I0 klftlll tl11' Varsity Club Llllfl 111 wt-111' tl11' Varsity Club p41t1'l1. With lALIIlClS 1'11is1-cl l1'11111 1l11' SIJOIlSOl'Sl'llIJ of tl11' li11igl1ti1111's clz111C1- auicl 1'1111C11ssi1111s the Club was Qiblv 111 lJll1'CllZ1SL' ll t'LiIlll'l'Ll and p1'11i11ct01' for the 11tl1l1-ti1' 1lcp:11't111c11t. P1'11i1111ts such us this are tl11' llllllll lJl1l'p0Sl' of tl11- Varsity Club: to bettvi' tl11' l'1'11s111-1't High L1tl1l1-ti1' ClQ'IJlll'IIlll'lll. NH, 1111! 11111 Ku Klux lilun-1t's XYilI'Sllj Club i11lt1ati1111.

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Freshman Football Ifltwlx nvwm wnmwfn ermvww. Hit 'em Wlhen the frosh-soph football squad took three consecutive drubbings at the beginning of the sea- son. it looked like a long season ahead. However. the Knights. armed with a new formation and re- newed team spirit. came back to win three out of their last four games. The frosh-sophs picked up their first win of the year by exploding against the same Proviso Vilest team that had defeated them in the season opener. This score of 35-21 set off a chain reaction that carried over to the lN'illowbrook and East Leyden games. which Prospect won handily. Carrying a 3-l conference record into the sea- son's finale. Coach Wissen's boys had a chance to tie for the conference title, lYheaton,s tough Tiger- cats had different ideas, though. and they came through with a very hard-fought victory over the improved Prospect team. putting Prospect second in the conference. high, hit 'em low oh never mind, just hit 'em and win. Row 1: R, Guini, J. Boyle, N. Dahlgren. J Watts. E. Barns, J. Adams. Abbinatti, J, Szwiee, S. Campbell, N. Bloom, H. Snyder, D. Johnson. D, Hansen. Row 2: Coach Mudge, W. Deeke, T. Haenisr-n. B. O'Day. J, Cargill. B, Hansen, U. Baxter. J. Anderson, D. Loehe, R, Holbrook. R, Andersen. W. Zaler, J, Krupa. Coat-h Henson. Row 3: D. Gibbles, D. Reindell. H, Lalioeeo, C, Halverson, R. I-'r,rr+,ter, K. Taylor. E. Munson, G. Glaser, B. Mutert. R. Aukamp. K. Groh. .J. Gile. R. Koeple. B. Lanze, B. Gerrard. r, fi L, Q

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Varsity ci Fresh-Soph Cheerleaders Are you ze-e-a-ads' Mister llillonf' Y-j- yep! Mister Dillonf, a novelty cheer learned at the Illinois State Cllfff'llf'ZlCllI'1Q Clinic, was used to Create spirit at pep asseinhlies. 'Ille clinic was held at Prospect. and had as its guest speaker Bliss Pauline Hess. who is the President rmli tht- National Association of Cheerleatlf-is and cheerleading spon- sor at Xlichigan State Lvniversity, Cheerleaders from all parts of the state attended. Tryouts were held last spring lor the six var- sity and three sophomore Cheerleaclers. Following a brief clinic the second week of school. three freshmen were chosen to complete the frosh-soph squad. Marty Long was chosen captain of the Varsity squad. and Pain Gtiyette led the frosh-sophs. Both squads had a busy year cheering at foot- Ruw 1: Linda Wllllams. Kathy Collins. Betty Milhourn, . RW. 2. Jean Emmmb. Pam GU5.,.w,V Cynthia Bam. hall and basketball games and wrestling' meets. Klalsing posters. planning pep assemblies. working with the pep cluh. and promoting school spirit were a lew ol their other responsibilities. Marty Long, Lynda Eaton. Sall5 Wlehman, Jean Schell. Ginny Helneinan. June Good. S15