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

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What’s In A Name Some seniors have very unusu¬ al names. Some don’t. We’ve tak¬ en some of those not so unusual names and made them unusual. Don ' t you think it would be funny if: SCOTT was an EVE instead of an ADAMS SARI was a BARBER instead of a BAKER SHERI was a HOT DOG instead of a BERGER PABLO was a NEGRO instead of a BLANCO MELANIE was a CIRCLE instead of a BLOCK PETE was a ROME instead of an ATHANS ALLISON was a RIVER instead of a BROOKS ANGIE was a BLACK instead of a BROWN KELLY was a JEANS instead of a CORDES TRACI was a WASHER instead of a DREIER ANN was a BOWLER instead of a FISHER DANNY was a RED instead of a GOLD LISA was a WEEKDAY instead of a HALLIDAY HELEN was a STOMACH instead of a HART BRIAN was an IRAQ instead of an ISRAEL BRAD was a HOLE instead of a CAVE JACK was a REEF instead of a CORAL ANNA was a LEVI instead of a LEE TOMMY was a JUNE instead of a MAY BRIAN was a BUDWEISER instead of a MILLER CHARLOTTE was a FOREST instead of a PARK GREG was a SINGIN’ instead of a RAPPIN HERB was a CARTER instead of a REGAN DEBORAH was a TURKEY instead of a RUBIN GWEN was a DANCER instead of a SINGER TRACEY was a BOW instead of a SPEAR ABBY was a MOON instead of a STAR EMILY was a NOPE instead of a YEP JEAN was a ME instead of a YOO 18 Seniors Gail Dennis Herbie Diaz Jeannine Dimodica Jordan Donsky Wendy Doyle Steven Drazner Traci Dreier Sue Drexler Ludmila Dudin Joanne D’Ugo Susan Dumsky Scott Dusten

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Every year in May, something isn’t right. The hallways seem more quiet and less crowded. Freshmen walk unharassed. The senior section of the cafeteria is suddenly uninhabit¬ ed. Students notice that the seniors have disappeared. The big question c : Where have all the seniors ;one??? For many years, seniors ave banded together to blow off ne day of school, know as Senior . u t Day. On this day, seniors gather ‘ogether at a beach, the forest pre¬ serve, or other favorite outdoor spot to relax and party with their obnox¬ iously rowdy peers. When asked how long Senior Cut Day has existed, Mr. Albiani responded, For as long as I An Everlasting Tradition can remember.” Controversy has arisen over this tradition, and many efforts have been made to stop this unruly be¬ havior. I don’t see anything wrong wit h Senior Cut Day,” commented junior Estelle Nikolakakis. Seniors deserve a day off anyway.” Howev¬ er, the deans and administration feel differently about the situation. They have tried to deter this one day strike with extra long detensions and suspensions, but the seniors always seem to prevail. I hope Senior Cut Day will still be a tradition when I’m a senior,” stated freshman Geoff Pyter. Alan Cruz Joe Czernik Scott D’Agostino Jim Daehler Julie Daehler Joel Dalinka Tom Dallianis Berna Danguilan Atourina Davoodifar Michelle Dayan Eileen Deano Joe Dellumo Seniors 17

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Robyn Edelman Karyn Elliott Robin Emalfarb Marvin Eng Susan Eshaya Ramel Failma Amy Fan Vincent Fang Hayat Feizoulof Fernando Fen Mary Fenton Toni Fermo Along with the title of Sports Editor comes a great deal of responsibility and dedication. Senior Jordan Meyerovitz checks to see what his next assignment will be.