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

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Zi.: .' Q F, Q-' l stage Assistant Mr. Henderson QABOVE3 builds scenery for all dra- matic productions while Playcrafters adviser and senior play director Miss Schultz QBELOW, CENTER, receives a corsage from Barb Carrier In the upper right hand corner are scenes from the Christmas pro- gram of the Playcrafrers. Appearing in the top scene from The Bishop's Candlesticks are Marsha Vleck, Terry Ogden, George Hodges, and Carl Giegler. Below this snap is a view from A Child Is Born with lohn I-lodges, Betty Brancaro, Ernie Kanak, Barb Carrier, and Dian Krueger. The three lower corner shots present scenes from the junior class play, Tish. In the first snap Carol Schramm begins a romance with Butch Makutenas while fBELOWj Ingrid Johnson f'1'ish3 tries her line on Sheriff Jack Czarnetsky. Tish' cast includes SEATED: B. Eierdam, B. Blaha, J. Barker. ROW 2: M, Tewes, L. Howard, I, Czarnetsky, I, johnson. ROW 3: Miss Morgan, Directorg C. Schramm, D, Andersen, B. Makutenas, B. Nagel, A, Reeve, 9. Dominic, and D, Lebens,

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QF? PQ f7Ae 0CU :5 Out of this mass are shaped armies navies, work gangs, wrecking crews Here are the roars to shake walls and set roofs shuddering From the roars, the cheers, comes the driving spirit which pushes our ath- letic teams forward. It is these roars, broken only by the minutest pause before the goal is achiev- ed-- it is these roars, and the people be- hind them which encourage our teams to dedicate themselves to victory.