Niles Township High School West - Spectrum Yearbook (Skokie, IL)

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on I ' m sure everyone has heard of the Senior Midnight Riders. Well we started something new, the Junior Midnight Riders. Headed by Julie Wickell and Stacey Kir- kos, the juniors got off to a great start with nearly fifty girls signing up for the activity. Every Tuesday at 2:45, in the cafe, the juniors met. Each group consisted of four or five people and they would get two or three football players ' names. Off they ' d all go each night be¬ fore a game. This is what some of the riders had to say: I ' m really glad we got to ride also ' stated junior Amy Eullet. Junior Midnight Riders added a lot of school spir¬ it to the junior class, exclaimed junior Caryn Berk. When we go out to T-P it let ' s out the real you ' after a long day at school ' proclaimed junior Julie Wozniak. Everyone had fun psyching up the football players while psych¬ ing themselves at the same time. Laura Barreto Carolyn Song Alexander Soren Joan Sosnowski Tracy Spear Mark Speidel Soula Spyropoulos Abby Starr David Steiner Linda Steiner Elizabeth Stipisic Ryan Stoeterau Stacy Stratigakes Katie Swanson Dawn Szabo John Stulac Phil Taldone Maritess Tamunday Joseph Tarica Mary Theodore Pam Thill Arthur Tiersky Janet Till Mircea Tipescu Qabi Tomacic Angelo Tsagalis John Tsau Ari Turetzky Alek Tziortzis Midnight riders ride on and 214 Juniors

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A Question of Balance It is a question of balance That calls for some talent. Whether it be sports, academics, or clubs Let down some of that pride. And take it in stride That we all give something up at times. It is a question of balance And yes, it ' s a challenge. The freedom of opportunity is ours. It must be heeded. And what really is needed. Comes from what ' s hidden inside. It is a question of balance And you ' ve been so gallant but let me take time to say- You ' ve climbed the heights. And these are highlights. Take time to think them through. Rachel Greenspan Juniors Stephanie Gold, Karin Janessa, and Amy Chertow start planning early what they ' re going to do next weekend. Without the school day lagging on. these Juniors live for the weekend. George Santillan Anup Sathy Pattie Scearce Richard Schaefer Steven Schaeffer Renee Schmidt Marsha Schnayer Paul Schoknecht Mark Schusteff Ami Schwartz Sam Seung Jennifer Shedroff Caryn Shiftman Mindy Shiftman Dana Siciliano Mohammed Siddiqui Romeo Silverman Susan Silverman Gwen Singer Jeffrey Skoglund

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Taking time out from a hectic physical edu¬ cation class. Senior Kim Kassel and Junior Lori Yetter polish off some taffy apples. Taffy apples were sold by many fundraising groups this year. Music is important in everybody ' s life, but Junior Lisa Martinson ' s love goes deeper. Practicing everyday isn ' t a task to Martinson, but a joy. Natalie Slisz Monica Uhm Ann Valenti Lalaine Valignota Dana Vance Helen Vayzman Angela Waggoner Julie Walters Cathy Smith Li-Tse Wang Pat Warden Eric Watson Michelle Weberman Gina Whalin Julie Wickell Sheha Wickreme sekera David Smolinski Lilianna Williamson Matthew Winer Julie Wozniak Ted Xentaras James Yactor Ban Yaroo Ben Yashon Jon Yefsky Emily Yep Lori Yetter Henry Yim Jean Yoo Steve Yu Helen Yung Luma Zaia Fed up with the perpetual mediocracy of academia , Junior Rohit Patel focuses his atten¬ tion on daydreaming instead of his teacher. Juniors 215