Carl Schurz High School - Schurzone Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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,Qu .7fie mclaf 1 The flight of a brightly plumed bird, or the peaceful sight of a deer drinking at the edge of a placid pool, have in- spired men in the study of wild life. Students as Richard Wait- kins and Lois Courtois, who have studied the biological sci- ences understand the fascination this subject holds. The light shining through the window emphasizes the beauty of this tall stately Nephitis plant. Ruthanne Reinlie ad- mires its symmetrically shaped leaves and sturdy trunk.

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lfUQQf lfl5lC7 .SACLLJOLUJ7 CLUQ CL Qablfgjg jAQU Llllfl A meloclious strain pours forth at the touch of our modern terpsichore, Arlene I-lardt, who symbolizes the beating pulse of Schurz's excel- lent music department. Music has been called the prophets art, and it emerges from every phase of life. The whirl of an engine, the pat- ter of rain, or a lilting melody of a renowned composerg these are music. Weircl shadows play on the rich velvet cur- tain. as joe Moran adjusts the beam of a spot- light, which pierces the back-stage gloom. This seemingly simple task is only one of the many which the capable Schurz stage crew executes to make each assembly program a success.