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

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STAR workers are, SEATED: M, Hohenstein, E. Vynalek, T, Moli- tor, J, Taylor, B. Veldman, G. Paulik, N. Cottrell, P, Kieta, P, Phillips, Mr. Fell. STANDING: J, Baker, B. Nagel, B, Cumm- ings, L. Howard, J. Rupert, E, Morton, B. Satek, D. Vance, B, Grieve, G, Connor. we tw- Manager, P, Phillips, Local Advertising, D. Vance, Sports Editor, G, Paulik, Copy Editor: B, Blewett, Business Manager. Mn0!erfaLin9. yapeara i- ,IfIAeL!y Will we meet the deadline? Have We enough material? --these are familiar questions of the news- paper staff. Through many crucial moments and disappointments the journalism class manages a by- weekly. Often schedules are crowded and even though time is scarce, the staff still finds time to operate car- nival booths and game-night con- cessions to help finance the STAR. Ellyn Vynalek and Marilyn Hohenstein, STAR Co-Editors, re- lax after setting up one of the newspaper dummies, while Theresa Molitor, proof reader, corrects printers errors.

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Poet staff editors celebrate the passing of a deadline as nor- mal life may begin again until the next deadline looms. In mind always is an attempt to represent all students, staffs, and organizations with the hope that the annual will portray this year effectively. Often problems in editing the business managing require after school and evening sessions. In May, however, as the book arrives from the printer these many headaches suddenly fade into oblivion. UA. Poe: 6 Poet crew includes, SEATED: D, Krueger, D, Hufker, B. Carrier, E, Vynalek, M. Hohenstein. ROW 2: I. Baker, B. Fuglsang, C. Sippel, R. Ries, B. Nagel. ROW 31B. Grieve, B. Brancato, M, Tewes, O, Taylor, E, Morton, I. Rupert. ROW 4: R, Collins, M. Sippel, C. Johnson, C. Broniecki, C, Molitor, B. Voss, T, Molitor, Mr, Felt, Adviserg B, Veldman, Editor: G. Connor, Co-Layout Editorg L. Howard, Co-Layout Editor, L. Howard, Co-LayoutEditorg1, Taylor, Subscription Cl EGF- Ong

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Sak, CL! Haifa Aura SA OU! k iv SQ Safer dri- ving to and from school is the main con- cern of the club- ROW 1: I. Johnson, B. Grover, secretary-treasurer: B. Makutenas, president: D, Busch, vice-presi- dent: P. Rogowski. ROW 2: D. Carroll, H. Olsen, D. Digangi, B. Calvert, J. Johandes, B. Tran- g A -A cita. ROW 3: B. Farr, F. Liston, J. Hillman, N. Kappel, D. Lucas, E. Morton. ROW 4: P. Litke, o o o H. Talley, V. Enblom, R. Creer, A, Reeve, B. Wanchek, O. White. STANDING: Mr. Moore and Mr. Compton, sponsors: J. Baker, D. Welbourn, C. Berryman, B, McAllister, R. Schneid, J. Sylkora, R. Hamilton. J. Hobbs, R. Ries, .xdflemla lgfayclay Twice a week after school Girls' Athletic Association members participate in team sports. Each girls is eligible to receive an award at the end of the year. i I ROW 1: Miss Morgan, sponsor: A. Campea, A. Carlson, point recorder: W. Johnstone, secretary: I. Rauch, president: P. Duffy, treasurer: J. Baker, vice-president: J. Baker, C. Statema, M. Mansell. ROW 2: J. Wenckus, G. Connor, B. Carrier, S. Bearden, J. Gibson, M. Popielarz, M. Butz, L. Baker, C. Schuh, B. Steiskal, A. Comiskey. ROW 3: L. Rochrohr, L. Brandau, J. Enblom, G. Kramer, I. Johnson, P. Kiera, P. Rogowski, M. Sippel, L. Swanson, V. Rudnick, N. Bombard. ROW 4: B. Schultz, C. Breitbarth, P. Van Wagner, J. Seriani, J. Hoglund, M. Calvert, J. Howes, R. Farr, D. Lavery, J. Sons, M. Fiene, L, Marron. ROW 5: B. Borgo, M. Sippel, B. Bickham, A. Wood- man, D. Krueger, K. Leavitt, M. Dondlinger, M. Vleck, R. Dempsey, C. Molitor, V. Beckwith, M. Tewes, D. Lebens. ROW 6: C. Schramm, D. Witt, D. Husch, C. Wasik, C. Carlton, S. Dominic, L. Howard, G. Paulik, B. Nagel. A. Shimek, J. Aulwurm, D, Mitchell, C, Johnson, A, Husch, 58