Conant High School - Conanite Yearbook (Hoffman Estates, IL)

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16, ,W 99 4944 Freshman Class Front Row: Corey Ferengul, Sandy Skupren, Terry Fogarty, Mrs. Susan Peter- son, Kavlta Kapadra, Kerry Rymancsuk, Ron Sewell, Autumn Plath, Prudence Padgett, Lee Sandrors, Nhchelle Paul, Holly Vaughn, Soma Vora, Llsa Gntmacher. 96-4, QQ .3 QV' F -P5325 4255 Dil iimwl Zffiwvwiewafneg , ,WW ?'2fivZ:w f,f 'f rg tx, , Sophomore Class Front Row: Tom Rogers, Susan Drake, Dwight Vanlheemshe, Sarah Moscucki, Second Row: llll Zager, Nrcole Mohiuddrn, Renata Szymski, Colleen MacDonald, Lrnda Gonzales, Laura Srngel, Mr, Pree. lunior Class Front Row: Dawn Beckman, Anrta Shutak, Arolta Patel, Paula Gonzales. Second Row: Catherine Rogas, lalpa Pandya. Gunyun Patel, Ms. Shulhafero Third Row: Sandy Glgnac, Adrna Rasner. Yoon Hen, Mlnna Kam, Devl Vallabhenenu. Fourth Row: Ted Wong, Lee Barlrsdale. Sue Boho, lun Nlercurlo. All Hyderl. Filth Row: Eric Young. Asra Khan, Abby Dobbrns, Nalin: Donrparthr. Classes! 127

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The Classes: An Important Part Of Conant The Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes are four separate clubs that meet on a regular basis. Many students think that they are a part of Student Council, but that is a misconception. The two are actually quite different. Although the Freshman Class doesn't sponsor any maior events, the students still meet to plan events that will enable them to meet new people and to interact in this new new environment better. The Sophomore Class has the opportunity to spon- sor such things as the selling of class rings. The members are able to decide which company gives the most for the least money. This is their major proiect for the year. The Junior Class plays a major role in the social activities at Conant by preparing for Prom. Every detail that goes into Prom, such as the fashion show, meals, and music, the Junior Class decides. Finally, the Senior Class is also involved in several important activities at Conant. Besides discussing how bad a case of Senioritis they each have, the students plan for where their Senior Breakfast will be held, and the class gift to Conant. ,N shmlgi I - F-f 515 -14 Nic,.,.-auf Senior Class Front Row: Kari Smith, Gina Kim Claire Kaplan Laurel Faulhaber Dina Third Row Kristy Collins Cheryl Lobodzinski Jennifer Cord 126! Classes DalDegan, Suzanne Paul. Second Row: Joe Helmes Wanda Krassoi Chuck Suda

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Crier Continues Tradition Of Excellence Once again the CUT6f has put out an outstanding newspaper, which students are able to read twice a month. The Crier includes issues being raised in the mmwmmamatwmmlhmrwmwamswuom, ednonaB,and ofcourse whateverybodyreads,then sports sechon. This year the Crier won many awards at the N.l.S.P.A. Convention at Northern Illinois University, keeping up then tradihon of excehence Crier Staff Front Row: Dena Weinstein, Renata Szymski, Sally Araki, Shalla Hyderi, Vicki Peter. Second Row: Ayesha Khan, Dawn Holmes, Eileen Gallagher, Sabeeha Haque, Teri Shatter. Third Row: Frank Mascari, All Hyderi, Nalini Doni- parthr, ltalpesh Mistry, Yenous Uddin, Leif Strid, Amit Livingston, tClockwise-rightj Megan Garvey hurries to type some unfinished copy for the deadline, Crier editor, Debbie Kuester, hands out assignments for the upcoming issue, Working dilligently on the Boys' Cross Country layout is Kari Smith. Joyce Eyerman discusses the selection ol stories tor Tapestry, Yearbook editor-in-chief, Amy Dixon, prepares for the Christmas festivities, Crier Editors Front Row: Mala Byanna, Megan Garvey, Paul Krauter, Kev: Vallabhaneni, Ms. Gugliuzya. Second Row: Laura Pump, Corinna Wu. Third Row: Scott Demuth, Scott ldes, Shawn Goodman. Not Pictured: Debbie Kuester. 1. ,tri J 128! Crier