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

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A Toilet Papered Town Toilet paper, heaps and heaps of soft toilet paper, was found thrown over the trees and bushes. Senior Midnight Riders scurried silently in the darkness of the night. Every evening before a football, soccer, or basketball game, a group of dedi¬ cated senior girls took a couple of hours to bake cookies, make cre¬ ative posters, and gather up rolls and rolls of toilet paper to decorate the players’ houses. These acts boosted the spirit not only of the players, but also allowed these girls to actively participate in bringing spirit to all of NiWeHi. Commenting on the spirited group are some of the senior Midnight Rid¬ ers. “Midnight Riding allowed me to get involved in school spirit. It was a great feeling the next morning when the players told us that we did a great job teepeeing their houses. It made me feel appreciated and totally psyched me up for those Friday night games,” stated Cathy Smith. Another senior rid¬ er, Amy Fullet, added, “Sometimes the players didn’t get enough credit for all their hard work. Having their houses tee-peed let them know that we cared and appreciated all of their efforts.” Even though Midnight Riding was not always compatible with the Riders’ schedules, this activity still allowed them to participate in school spirit, even after the school day ended at NiWeHi! Danny Gold Stephanie Gold Stacy Goldstin Tina Gonzales Monica Goodman Oliver Graf Craig Gramatis Deanna Gramatis Rachel Greenspan Amy Grimaldi Joy Grossberg Alex Gruzmark Seniors 21

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Seniors w m j %j . M ™ ■ r. Give me an l-N-D-l-A-N-S! Senior Midnight Riders participate in all the action and spirit as the Homecoming game approaches Marc Fienberg Ross Fischoff Ann Fisher Nikki Florio Linda Fontana Angela Fortuna Angela Fuhs Amy Fullett Noel Garfinkel Steve Georgas Michael Gershbein Cindy Gesklin

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Leo Gubenko Laura Gunnarson Brian Gut Gail Gutterman Kerstin Hagg Kristofer Hainke Lisa Halliday Angela Hanga Craig Harris Helen Hart Julie Hedrich Amy Heytow Old Time Rock Roll What are they? They’re reminisciences from the past be they good or bad. Here are some selections from the 83-88 jukebox. Select your favorite from the choices mentioned below. Brad Kave “Born in the USA” (Bruce Springsteen) Bob Adams “And happiness is all you need” (Led Zepplin) Rick Schaefer “Blame is better to give than to receive” (Rush) Ross Fischoff “So much style without substance, so much stuff without style” (Rush) Caryn Berk “Oh, we’re half way there. Oh, oh, living on a prayer” (Bon Jovi) Cathy Smith “We are always wanting the things we cannot find. You know that we are always wasting time’ (Inxs) Jimmy Jung “Just take a sad song and make it better” (Beatles) Steve Schaffer “It’s been such a long time, I think I should be going. Time doesn’t wait for me. It keeps on rolling” (Boston) Amy Chertow “That’s what friends are for” (Dionne Warwick) Preston Clark “The Indians needed food; they needed skinds for a roof. They only took what they needed. Baby, millions of buffalo were the proof” (Ted (gonzo) Nugent) Evie Murgas “The future’s open wide” (Modern English) Howard Aronesti “With a little help from my friends” (Beatles) Karla Krone “But which ever way I go, I come back to the place where you are” (Peter Gabriel) Susan Silverman “You’ve got a friend” (James Taylor) Tracey Michaels “I will get by” (Grateful Dead) Larry Mills “Poor man wanna be king and then king ain’t satisfied ’til he rules everything” (Bruce Springsteen) Joe Czernick “What a long strange trip it’s been” (Grateful Dead) 22 Seniors