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

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.2 ,- 5. .L N, DN . BOTTOM ROW L TOR R Cozzr R Nlchols G Marten B Blaha B Farr ROW2 D D1Gang1 T Baffa Q Henkle F Lrston E Sremson N I-lolz B Pfersdorf ROW3 Coach Devine, R Zmn, F Wermcke D Vance B Satek S Johandes W Semens ManagerA Buesrng Ofl QPQHCQ t K A Other team members and records rnclude B Blaha 145 lbs 3 wrns 2 losses D D1Gangr 145 lbs 2 wms 10 losses, 2 tres F Lrston 112 lbs 2 wrns 2 losses G Marten 103 lbs 0w1ns lloss A Messrna 138 lbs 0 wrns 4 losses R Nlchols, 120 lbs 3 wms 9losses W Semeus, 120 lbs 2 wms, 3 losses E Srem son, 95 lbs O wlns 1 loss F Wermcke 145 lbs , 0 wms 6 losses R Zrnn 133 lbs 3 wms 14 losses 14 wrns 5 losses wrns 9 losses 10 wms 6 losses 1 me 1 ne conference, 2nd conference 3rd conference 3rd sectronal 3rd wma 6losses

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What the people learn out of lifting and hauling and waiting and losing and laughing Goes into a scroll, an almanac, a record folding and unfolding, and the music goes down and around The story goes on and on, happens, forgets to happen, goes out and meets itself coming in, puts on disguises and drops them. Joining, doing, being a part of school activities--each insmls qualities of leadership in the active student mind. From rehear- sing a play to baking a cake, every student has an integral part, a part dedicated to the achievement of a long-awaited goal. These fun-filled memories are inscribed in the most durable, intimate al- manac of all, the memory. Mr. Sandburg strums his guitar and sings for students at the dedi- cation. In the background Mrs. Don- ald Bond and Mr. Gaylord Minne listen intently.