Carl Sandburg High School - Poet Yearbook (Orland Park, IL)

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gr The Foornofes are Tarhoui for emrerram' rg Can Sanoourq High SchooT irudehrz a+ peo 'E'1E D Aei ro fa fee. They have beer dorg 'rhTs :hoe 'her eiwo 'ihfoer' fr T958. They are popu ary Wow :jr Ve? hufhoroui o'+a+Iori of cheefeaoeri, coaihei. ahd reams. Thfc ear 'he 'ew roof- Y more cozfurhez gffe shem 9 o's'To:' zefzohahfy of rhelr own. The purpose o? rhe hcornorez Ig ho hoogr rearrw moraie ahd school zprr, wh7ch rhey do oulre we, az my Sarioourgire WHT 're'T you. They are :hoser from +he gIrTs 'H The Pep Chao T and are coached by M752 Luhogreh. Thls fs The secord year lor +he Core Cuo 'rhar was hrsr sfarthed by The Sruderv Couvcly The member. are made uo of rhe vlce-presiderwfs from each of rhe c'ubz azsociafed wirh CarT Sandourq High Schoo. The rrvhrw por ooze of rhrz ouo is To bdrwq The yar?ous dubs hoqerher md To gfye an added represerwfahon To The Smoem' Couch, zo Thar The c'ubs may Tc If fumcho 'er if T ' Jah n WOF GS OHS. r r V73 Uni Z QWVT 'UQGS 515721 FGQ' ' Cr Z, buf works very c'o2e'y wfrh she Sou:-eo? Council in order ro soive fhe prob'ema ard cohfhcu of rhe dubs. They heip To 7rv3ure herrer irhoo' 'vor' arc! urfry. Row 3: Lyfr Rogers, Chery! Larcher, Jody Fees, Karhy Cross, Mary Johnson. Row 2: Caro! Fry, Debbe Chivers, Bo'vr'e Pooh Doooa McNe . Row I: Sue Gemelnhardr, Lynn Farr, Sue Swayre. Footnotes Core Club Row 3: Mes Lmdqrerr, Kris Howard, Rimas T,masorIs, Sfeve Spercei Roy B-'era. Row 2: Grefchen Bromaw, Judy Brifk- marv, Lofs Karvds, Barbara Swanson, Kafhy Dlekrnah. Row I: Par Jaeger, Madin Bfz, Marsha Carr-es, Lervora Cobden. min: 'N an S.. xx X 1 - 129

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!28 Baci: Mr. W nu Zav Srhi'h Charles Gardecev, David Uwe Ja' Chverc Diane Berca. Middle: Jfl-ri Nelson, Cnares W 'a'er e'v Share' Ri r Karhy Szarry. Ca'hy N11iesse.Fronl: Bil Harris, Jud, Dain, .lan Miles, Belly Palrner, Curr Yelniclc. Lcxb Aids Speech Row 3: Karhy Schill, Carol Monson, Milne Brasei, Ser' ad Colernar, John hlolnrnann Melissa Merwin, Ann Shoennalaer Tim Sedgwclc. Row 2: Sandy l-lerzog, Suse hl z Ka+hlee'i Scarf, Kaw C ':'erse', Grelcher' Brorran Varca G-:wge Dccra 'dict af Row I: La..ra jacoues 'vladolw' Sccee Va' ,n Jacobs. Vicki Cu'- Miche'e Scnounnf' Karee Mack, Debbie Whifhe 'Nlapcv G idrr y. The lab assisranls are sl'uden+s having an inleresl in and wishing lo devole 'rheir lime lo science. They are valuable lo rhe science deparrrnenr where lheir services are beneficial lo lhe sludenls. ln rhe lab, lhe aids are given lhe opporlunily lo learn rnore aboul lhe field ol lheir choice. Dur'ng rhe lab sessiors lhe aid circulales rhrough fhe class and helps anyone who needs or reczuesrs il. To be a lab aid you rnusl have complered a year of slrudy in The class which you are assisling. Sandburg has aids in 'rhe biology, chemislry, and physics labs. Every year a group of nervous sludenls can be seen boarding a school bus and heading lor a disianl school. Who are lhese people? They are +he sludenls involved in 'rhe speech conlesl. Each parlicipaling in his own indi- vidual evenr, +hey go lo invi+a+ionals, lhe conference, dislricl, and perhaps, if you sland up lo compelilion well enough, lhe slare speech con+esl. However, 'rhe people are no+ parl of 'rhis group merely lor cornpelilionis salce. They realize how imporlanl speech is in preparing lhern lor life in 'rhe adull world. They feel i+ gives lhern more confidence and helps 'rhenri +o express lheir +hough+s more clearly. if Xxx

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130 Pep Club The purpose of rhe Pep Club is +o promore school spir'+ and spor+smansh'p and lo add color and inleresl af all inrerscholaslic alhlelic conlesls. The mernbers publicize all seboel sporls event oy malcing Coslers lo norfrly everyone of lhem. Meelings are held once a monrh aller school and allerdance is Taken al rhe games. Members 'rhal allend 'rwenly-live games are presenled wilh an award. All girls who earn an award are eligible lo lry oul for lhe cheerleading squads. Members of lhe Pep Club sil benearh lhe painling of Baldy al a'l home games or in a group al olher games. The loudesl cheers heard ar lhe games come from lhe eager parlicipalion of lhe Pep Club members. fi Back: Judy Brinkman, Dee Dielerle, Lynn Rogers, Kalhy Dielcman, Pa? Loebe, Sally Towne, Jaclzie Wilson, Debbie Lilrens, Barb Richardson. Row 5: Gina Kufchins, Miss Goll, Karen' Robinson, Colelfe Wilson. Bonnie Pool, Sue Lahey, Donna Paser, Sue Gemeinhardf, Donna Cleveland. Row 4: Miss Lundgren, Sharon Uplcn, Marie' Ballou, Marsha Cornerlord, Cheryl Slapaln, Pal Kewey, Jean Scheber, Donna Nico- lai, Wilma Kanesbro. Row 3: Cafny Colfer, CherylGe-ss Marsha Makarefl Leriere Ccbden Pal De- l vine, Karhy De'Ncvc, Debbie Chivers, Carol Fry, Berh D::'fr. Row 2: 'Xlaniv Cvildroy, Donna M:Nei', Ginger Pfchmai Mary Capodbe, Linda Koepher, A-,ge Wi is, See Snare Ka'hy l-lea y, Kansa M:- Guinness. Row I: Kafhy McGraw, Barb Slanlcn, Charene V:nV:gl. Cla' S'eb'1er, Diane Gr+ind'e, Pennie Marshall, J. Sfevens, Gail Zaker, Sue Sleeve. Lorraine Rueler Pa? Howard Carole Benson Kalhy Kallsrrom Joanne Crowhursf Kim Weber