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

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They eaiueg they sawg they eonqueredf, This was the eonunent ol' one of the inany writers who Covered Prospect Highls varsity basketball squad. Coaeh lX1lI'1Ilt'lIlL1I1,S all-junior Knights had an impressive record highlighted by a thrilling 55-54 opening win over 11 tall St. Charles tearng a 73-49 yietory over an undefeated Antioch squad to win the Fenton Holiday Tourney titleg and the regional tournanient. The first sour note of the season was struek by East Leyden 58-57 to end a nine game Knight win streak, but the Prospect eagers Caine back strong, scoring 191 points in the next two games, beating East Leyden 68-59, and going on to win, with a 19-l reeord, a eo-Championship in the Interim Conference with East Leyden. The frosh-soph Knights, led by Tonnny Thomas' 20 point average, also had a fine season winning the conference ehainpionship. Coach Hoesels j.V. squad, weakened by all the juniors on the varsity. still managed to have a successful season, as did the freshman squad of new coaches Wyllie and Sehairer. Varsity Basketball Row 1: Dt-ant. Hmdlcyv Mark Thorne, George Mm,-Rae. Keith Gruns lsrtd Lussoxx Fred Eniplit Loatli lxlnntman Rm ' Toni Fields. Riel: Baelihuher, Bob Glaser, Bill Zadel, Dick Palnitr ieorht Pomex Nitlx Tutt 2-E f l f ? 5 ,nil-1,42 -...,,,,f'sg' 1'-43 5 it 85 he Y , an s s , ff 1 2 Q1

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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

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