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

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if ff 13 R fyxgl tiff Xxx utsrgi 'tx X X .fx K. X W if fi ,- NVAT iff f .W I P. 5-, . .J S2 K 'ff-f M 'fx if if If 'Ng ,ffm fx! X :tl i W if it lat fx 5,1-f MW.,-v-' '56 POET The 1956 Poet tells the story oi Sandburg High School in its second year ot operation. To make this story possible, we give you an account of the activities and the special events which highlighted our year. In depicting these activities, it is our hope that in some way we have captured the spirit ot our school lite and that this book Will serve as a remembrance of your cherished high school days. Standing: C. Wasick, class edi- tor: D. Robb: P. Rehling, C Nielsen: I. Aulwurm: M. Altirevic: M. Atwood: E. Mrosek. Back Row Seated: I. Sons and I. Rupert, faculty editors: K. Leavitt, ad- vertising rnanager: P. Duffy, edi- tor in chief: R. Brown and L. Munzenmaier, sponsors. Second Row Seated: I. Kara and R. Caul, feature editors: R. Creer, sports editor: D. Lebens, business man- ager. Front Row Seated: M. Mar- ten: L. Howard, division editor, G. Kramer: D. Lavery. Not Pic- tured: G. Paulik, copy editor: K Halvorson, class editor: I. Gib- son, division editor. SANDBURG STAR The Star staff which pro- duced our school news- paper has put in another exciting year ot meeting deadlines, digging up news, and writing interes- ting stories of our school activities. They turned out the paper biweekly under the guidance ot Mr. Dydak. Standing: C. Glowacki, feature writer: D. lohnson: M. Atwood, cartoonist. Seated: B. Dydak, sponsor: L. Howard: C. Molitor, editor: A. Comiskey: R. Creer, sports reporter: A. Shimek. Page 51

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Page 50 STUD NT COUNCIL DRAFTS STUDENT RULES Back tow: R. Brabenecg I. Knechtp B. Orrg E. Simaitisg G. Stantong R Airdg T. Bartong T. Holzp B, Chatloshg Mr. Compton, sponsor. Middle row: R. Farr, vice-presidentg A. Herbster, treasurerg R. Kanakg K. Leavitt: D. Stefanski, secretaryp I. Hodgesg I. Duehrg C. Schneidg Carol Minton, presidentg Miss Pappas, sponsor. Front row: D. Laveryg R. Caulg M. Krebs: I. Bakery G. Krammer The Student Council, an organization which teaches good citizenship by doing those things which are required of responsible citizens, sponsored our homecoming festivities, the annual autograph party, and an after-game dance. Their main project this year was the drafting ot a student hand- book.

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BAND HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR Under the leadership of Mil- ton L. Potter, the band presen- ted four enjoyable concerts during the year, purchased uniforms, and performed at various school activities. Sev- eral band members represen- ted our school in music con- tests. The final performance of the band, which was made at the Harvard Milk Parade, cli- maxed a very successful year. Flutes: D. Cutler 1. Pilawski W. Iuravic Clcrrinets D. Weber I. Rupert K. Koppel D. Scherubel I. Henkle D Matyas P Boyett D. Palese I. Lytell M Smith D Georqe Comets F Liston A. Reeve B. Nevin W. Iohnson I. Hillman S. Husak B. Schneider V. Lecztzow B. Blount Drums D. Schmaedeke I. Mintal V, Enblom G Marten D. Oranger G. Brier Alto Sax S. DeKeyser I. Gorobeko Tenor Sax B. Grover I. Berg T. Broniecki Tympcmi D. Schmaedeke Trumpets I. Dea D. Richter French Horns C. Wasick I. Kanter L. Martin K. Briggs