Thornton Township High School - Thorntonite Yearbook (Harvey, IL)

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THESE ARE THE THORNTON STUDENTS Among the students of Thornton Township High School there is a wide range of religions and races represented, as one 1nay well imagine. There is, within the members of our high school community, a deep interest in promoting sound human relationships. It is only the self- centered man who continues to put his interests in the primary position. The long and lanky, the stubby and chubby, the boy with acne, the creamy complexioned young girl, the bookworm, the rollicking party- minded individual, all seek to promote good will among the segment of humanity called TTHS. lt is here, they understand, that this spirit of good will and understanding must be nurtured if it is to be transplanted into the world in which they will later move. Thornton is a unique place, a place for young people to think, to rellect, to grow, to act. Thornton is a place for people preparing for happy and fulfilling lives in a new and un- derstanding world.

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Did you do your homework last night? Albee is off-Broadway theatrell' Got my tick- ets for the Hendrix concert. These are the sights and sounds of Thornton students. Fifty- Hve clubs capture and enhance the spirit and enthusiasm of Thorntonites. Organizations ranging from the Chess Club to Future Teachers of America to participation in the speech and theatre department are fine examples of the comprehensive and inspiring activities offered. Traditional school organized functions such as pep assemblies, KIP's student council week, homecoming and the junior-senior prom pro- vide timely opportunities for friendships to grow and prosper. Hundreds of spirited and fanatical Wildcat fans assemble together in the gym and football stands to cheer their prospec- tive teams on to victory. Drives to collect money for such causes as Biafran Relief unite Thorn- ton and foster understanding and togetherness. 0