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

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Z..--' 'JI bl ' 4.- QN: A f' '.--1 Q? ff During the good ole schooldays we have readin' fCl'NTlpP rlnksilj with Bill Cook, Marge jaier, Ioan lloefleir., and Lois swanson, 'ritinz in '.irs. Brir .:n's shorthand ciass KBOT 'IUM PICVHTJ with Janice fisher, Ilnc kfintal, Jud-.' rnbloiu, Lou Ann Roekrohr, loan lioeflein, Harb Voss, and wail lfranier and 'rithernetic CJIDDLE LEED with Nanci: Qlairnes and Judy Hodges, ,Xl Reeve, Sue Delfeyser, and BJ! Babcotk are aught to :he tune of Fir. Potter's hickory Stick fBOTTLUF.l LEFTQ, Then with a more modernist r' trend ofeJueation, we see livery Fchmilke, Winnie lohnstone, Werxdy jolrnstone, and funn mrosii g-rumrirzg a pizza straight from Italy f all IVF H. wl,1lef'lL'Pl-li ii ii 2 .ir Srnutriey battles with a Nfexitdn pinaia, li: girls' l'l f'.iilvi,Il Yi :ii tire finer art of French ballroom dan -ing is shown by Marie Iewes, meris Lebens, Jan Mudrack, and Lorrell Prerno, Dhysrts, 1-rzowi. rr.: vsorlrl over, is demonstrated QTOPJ by liill Grieve, Lona lioward, -inlet E-oh P aelrr, Torn Lonson, and Lee I-frarner.

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Juniors and Seniors mill around the gym floor during the first of the class social events of the year, the September mixer. E 4' ' uxbi' ,- .E E Getting correct cap and gown measurements QLEFTJ is truly a significant matter for these senior class officers as Ernie Kanak, Treasurer, measures the height of Secretary Judy Kral while Vice-President Tom Lonson records the data, Looking on are Class Sponsors, Miss Bard- wick and Mr, Henderson, Another major task occupies another senior, Betty Veldman, QRIGHTJ Editor of the yearbook, and Mr, Felt, Annual Adviser. F In the first of the Sweetheart Ball pictures BELOW Betty Blewett serves punch to Marge Mc Mahon, Don Mack, Judy Kral, and George Hodges, Senior Class President, 5 who QCENTERJ crowns Junior Gerry Hately Queen, Her escort Junior Ron Weingartner, ' also receives honor as king. Other class candidates are Seniors Marilyn Hohensnein and Tom Lonson, Sophomores Jo Aulwurm and Dick Schmaedeke, and Freshmen Lila Baker and Bernie Partoll. Besides polishing social manners, Seniors KEXTREME BOTTOMJ realize more than ever that they must prepare specifically for one major occupational field, For many the desire to go to college means Senior English QLEFTQ with Judy Kral, Margie Budding, Ernie Kanak, and Pauline Rogowski. For those entering the business world immediately upon graduating the Office Practice Class is very important as shown with Ellyn Vynalek, Theresa Molitor, Pat Kieta, and Marilyn Hohenstein, 1? 1111111

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