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

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Back row: B. Sleep, A. Ullsmith, L. Garcia, A. Woodman, A. Shimek, C. Beckwith, M. Steis- kal, I. Sawyer, R. Brancato. Third Row: P. Borre I. LeFevre, D. Lucas, I. Maue, I. Warren, R. Zumpe, I. Mudrak, L. Mizysak, M. Alfirevic. Second Row: I. Iurmann, B. Shafer, L. Mansell, One of the more active groups in our high school is the F. H, A. Club which participated in a leadership training con- ference and a sectional rally. ln addi- tion, the girls entertained their mothers at a tea and their fathers at a Daddy Date Night, gave a candy sale and a style show, and enjoyed themselves at FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Mary Altirevic, Mrs. Geuther, Lila Baker, Christine Beckwith, Audrey Woodman, and Betty Steiskal act as hostesses for a sectional meet- ing held at Sandburg. I. Schultz, F. Roudebush, B. Steiskal, N. Man- sell, R. Iurmann, C. Coates. Front Row: C. Ste- wart, A. Comiskey, C. Sippel, secretary, W. Iohnstone, president, Mrs. Neuneker, sponsor, I. Hodges, vice-president, C. Macander, S. Rock- rohr, I. Young. a Christmas party and initiation. F. H. A. is sponsored by the Home Economics Branch of the Office of Education and the American Home Economics Associa- tion. Its purpose is the improvement of family living tomorrow through learning to live better today.

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DRAMATICS CLUB PRESENTS HEAPER BY THE DOZEN CAST Mr. Gilbreth .,...............,.... Terry Ogden Mrs. Gilbreth ,........,,... Sharon Dominic Ann ..................A....... Mary Lou Federici Erriestine .................. Barbara Bickham Martha ........ ............. I errie Hateley Frank ,,..... ...,................. A 1 Kara Bill ........ .............. G ene Marten Lillian ...,.. Fred ...... Danielle Palese . ....... Norman Premo Dan ....,..........,..... .,....., M ehlin Smith Iackie ...........,............,..... Dennis Schatz Mrs. Fitzgerald ....,....... Carol Nielsen Dr. Burton ....,....,,.,.. .......,.....,.. E d Raap Miss Brill ............ ....,..... G loria Paulik Larry ...., ,. loe ........ ..........Bil1 Brozovich Herbster

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SCIENCE CLUB HONOR SOCIETY Back Row: I. Kennellyg I. Simaitisg I. Knechtg R. Wein- gartnerg C. Reuterg Mrs. Brown, sponsor, I. Iohnsong C. Wasickg A. Shimekg B. Paterg T. Holzg R. Farrg E. Doyle, B. Brabenec. First Row: N. Cairnes, vice-presi' dent, Iohn Hodges, treas- urer, C. Gieglerp F. Listong E. Simaitis, president, I. Gibson, secretary. SCIENCE CLUB Back Row: W. Iuravicg E. Mrosekg B. Iohnstonep W. Spring, B. Cook, F. Wer- nickeg I. Simaitisp S. Bryant, I. Gray. Fourth Row: C. Nielsen, E. Doyleg B. Mail- hoitg A. Shimekg B. Sersong G. Stanton, B. Brabenecp D. Maue, B. Paterg D. Lebens. Third Row: B. Groverg B. Maesg C. Wasick, I. Miller, B. Quinny B. Babcockg K. Leavitt, D. Weber, I. Kara, A. Herbster. Second Row: D. Lavery, E. Skworchg D. Robby I. Schroederg B. Pa- terg P. Mettop S. DeKeyser, P. Rehlingi I. Sons. Front Row: M. Atwoodp R. Caul, C. Schneidg P. Golias, vice- presidentg Mr. Hopkins, sponsor, R. Kros, president, D. Stefanski, secretary- treasurerg S. Sprowles, D. Badosevichg G. Hagenauer. The National Honor Society was established to stimulate scholarship in the secondary schools. Members are selected on the bases of character, service, leadership and scholarship. Annually, the Honor Society presents the Alumni Holiday Dance, initiates new members at an honor assembly, and sponsors an after-game dance. To promote an interest in science above and beyond the realm of classroom instruction, the Science Club takes field trips, hears special lectures, and engages in individual projects which are judged at a Science Fair in the spring. NATIONAL