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

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' r - -- tiff, . - iw L., 1 kt ficf.. la F N5i 'Ff' 2-- -- K r r 3515 ' l ' Y' v- -- V, t L' FLY l i sbs. ' . sw fiffflfl l N it ' -llgllrf, , 'fi'-Fail 7- r ART CLUB. FRONT ROW: Dianne Rat- cliffe, Jan McNeil, Chris Kobi, Bonnie Krecker, Mr. Knud- sen. ROW TWO: Shirley Slade, Georgette Schero, Trish Sanderson, Wayne Christenson, Stan Soltz, Cathy Swanson, Hugh Wesler. THROUGH THE ARTS Operating under the direction of Mr. Knudsen, Art Club mem- bers enjoyed a variety of proiects during the year. Individu- als and groups of students made posters tor the Health Ottice, decorated school display windows with interesting exhibits, designed jewelry, and molded pottery. President Chris Kobi helped to organize tield trips to museums and art shows. The club profited by selling original Christmas cards during the holiday season. Discussions about art aided students in inten- preting works by contemporary masters. DRAMA GUILD. FRONT ROW: Coreen Cordova, Sofia Andoni- adis, Kathy McElligatt, Jacque- line Robey, Cindy Miller, Tommie Wilson, Debbie Colosimo. ROW TWO: Paula Moose, Judy Pres- cher, Cindy Pitts, Adrienne Ku- lieke, Sandy Joern, Margaret Starr, Corinne Hugh, Linda Bauer, Mr. George Chard. ROW THREE: Wendy Johnston, Roger Krupa, Candy Pohlenz, Sue Blos- chin, Sue Blim, Madaline Schier, Lois Carlson, Don Feyereisen, Christine Gundersen. ROW FOUR: Mr. Poston, Jim Smith, James Grady, Joel Mattson, Katy Rudy, Linnea Johnson, Terry Pressel, Lee Gundersen, Paul Thompson, Bob McAndrew. Membership in the Drama Guild was unrestricted for students interested in theatrical productions, whether on the stage or behind the scenes. Miss Weiss, Mr. Poston, and Mr. Chard ranked members by the number ot hours spent working on various theatrical proiects. The club presented a play as well as participated in all of Prospect's annual dramatic presen- tations. The spring banquet climaxed another successful year. Outstanding members were honored with special awards for talent and effort at this time.

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CREATIVE WRITING CLUB. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Flynn, Char- lene Bohl, Connie Peterson, Jan Peet. ROW TWO: Sandy Dabo- vich, Carol Hardin, Adrienne Kulieke, Sue Knechtel. INTERPRETING IDEAS This past year, the Creative Writing Club initiated several new trends. First, club members were no longer responsible for publication of Prospect's literary supplement, The Round Table. Instead, meetings were planned and organized to in- troduce various writing techniques and to discuss individual problems in creative writing. Students were also encouraged to offer opinions and to accept criticism of literary ac- complishments. Mrs. Flynn and Mrs. Wasam guided discussions and suggested improvements in writing styles. The philosophies of Plato and Aristotle and metaphysics were among the discussion topics of the Philosophy Club. Under the direction of Mr. Gabinski, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Fyfe, the club read plilosophical books and discussed the suggested theories. Club members were encouraged to express personal interpre- tations of the reading materials and to search for critiques by other writers. Discussions uncovered the basic ideals and logic of each philosopher and the application of the philosophy to everyday lite. PHILOSOPHY CLUB. Lynn Martin, Jim Smith, Rick Calwell, Rick Daniels, Steve Wagner, Mr. Gabinski, Mr. Hansen, Jim Brasic. 'df

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