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

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ig' vin Some students found themselves involved in a game of scrabble. For some reason, the cafeteria was a very popular place MIXER BEGAN SCCIAL YEAR A night for all Knights initiated the 1964-1965 social lite at Prospect. Student Council, the sponsor of the annual All Knight Party, hired the Shadows to provide entertainment. Pros- pect's gyms echoed with the most recent pop music and shouts and stamps of dancers doing the twist, the hitchiker, the watusi, and individual interpretations ot Beatle music. Volleyball appealed to more athletic interests. Rousing games ot ping- pong challenged players in the fieldhouse, and chess, checkers, and monopoly provided diversion for others in the cafeteria. During the evening the Junior Class sponsored a movie filmed by students. Scenes from The Fall ot the Roman Empire reviewed life in Rome at the time ot Caesar's glory. Hot and tired alter an evening of visiting, dancing, and playing, stu- dents welcomed retreshment in the cafeteria. The knights of Prospect arranged the knights of chess. Naturally some found time for this particular pastime

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VISIT TO THE UNDERWORLD ii Q fe-'Els ? ,113 es in 4 -gl ti i Cantemplating the scene. Bob McAndrew and Sandy Joern dreamed up devilish plans. Miss Lil O'Lady thanked her youth crew. X The Devil brought us culture cut its finest. Pandemonium reigned on October 23 and 24 when the Pros- pect Little Theatre stage was Transformed into the domain of Satan and his devilish crew. Silk and Satdn, a two-act devil- try written by Mr. Calisch and Adrienne Kulieke, portrayed the punishment of misbehaved school children in the deepest regions of Hades. Mephistopholes, played by the wicked Bob McAndrew, exercised his magic powers and his Mellotone Youth Squad to transform the aged Miss Lil O'Lady, Becky Clausen, into a lovely young flirt, Coreen Cordova. Mr. Gil- lon thrilled the variety show audiences with his perform- ance as Satan, and Sandy Joern stole the show as Miss Brim- stone, the satanic assistant of Mephistopheles. Talented stu- dents promoted the show's warm mood with appropriately worded songs and devilish dances. Faculty Co-directors Mr. Weiss and Mr. Fyfe and Student Director Don Jernberg pro- duced a most successful show. The youth crew looked over its next iob.