Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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.uv-4 ' '. '. 4 A, J .'-...xr ,t . ,. 4 Miss Linda Beeler, Head Librarian Mrs. Debbie Campbell, Librarian Miss Elsie Hunter, Librarian g ' . . A .--- sm-4 X. ..e. . I 522 . . Above Left: Miss Rosemary McCarthy, Librarian Above Right: Mr. Richard Bertetto, Social worker Left: Secretarial Staff: Seated: Mrs. Iudy Geschke, Mrs. Nell Holmer, Mrs. Doreen Silagyig Back Row: Chuck Hudson, Mrs. Loretta Nichols, Miss Lynn Quilici, Mrs. Shirley Sher- man, Mrs. Pat Sexton, Mrs. Agnes Wognum, Mrs. Marie Kopplin, Mrs. Jackie Thies, Mrs. Rose Canning, Mrs. Helen Darling, Mrs. Margaret Crisman, Mrs. janet Fullreide, Mrs. Lois Brown, Mrs. Betty Biesboser, Mrs. Nancy Winiecki Center Left: Building Department Day Shift: Front Row: john Dalenberg, Frank Schoenecker, Mrs. Ruby Evans, Mrs. jenny Schmidtke, Edward Brozowski, Frank Chmielewskip Back Row: Chester Niles, Elzie Pilson, Arnold Spoor, Roy Rockett, Max Fentem, Clifton Gerring, Bernard Mikenas, Arthur Kunkel Bottom Left: Building Department Night Shift: Front Row: Frank Szacik, Arthur Metzner, Russell Erickson, Back Row: Lester Leonhart, Ervin Helmantoler, Leonard Plowman, Garn Shockey FACULTY 153

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Mrs, Mary Iane Watts, English Miss Margaret Werling, Soc. Studies Mr. Charles Wiechern, Science Mr. Richard Wilkinson, Science Miss Donna Williams, English Miss Marion Wognum, Art Mrs. Barbara Yeager, Hearing Mr. Melvin Zabicki, Math Mrs. Gloria Ziolkowski, English 152 FACULTY if rf' Mrs. Charlene White, Office Manager and Secretary to the Principal Mr. Joe Radanovich, Building Superintendent 3- : ' if-fit, , 8 43 Q A S -4 1 l'.i is B f M ,' t x FQ-Q..

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SENICDRS All the hustle and bustle of the first three years of high school is equal to the amount of activity a senior encounters in his final year at TR. Liesure time is un- known to the 684 members of the class of '75. They direct all their energy to- ward future plans and present commitments. Moreover, combating senioritis is a major occupation during the spring. Yet, above all, seniors must use their high school experiences to shape their future lives. Senior Class Officers: Mike Gorski, vice president, Nancy Sertich, secretary: Nancy Lengel, treasurer, Kris Goralka, president Dawn Aarup - Girls Choir 1g TSSC 3,4. Iacqueline Abney Mark Ackerman - Highlanders 2-4, Tennis 2- 4, German Club 2. Dawn Adams Iohn Addleman - Cross Country 1,25 Swim- ming 1g Highlanders 3,4p Chairman 45 SOP 1-4, President 3,45 Student Advisory Committee 4. Nancy Ahlstedt Douglas Albert - Chorale 3,4g Basketball 1-4, Manager 1-45 Yearbook 3, Boys Club 4, Senior Board, Hall Guide 1. Dawn Albrecht Ioan Anderson - Lassies 2-4, Secretary-Trea- surer 4g Highlanders 2-4, Secretary 3, Historian 4, NHS 3,4g Guard 1-4, AFS 3,4. Ron Anderson - Baseball 1, Football 1, Band 4, NFL 2, Hockey 3. Steve Anderson - Symphonic Band 1-4, Presi- dent 4: Gymnastics 1. Verneda Anderson Diane Andresen Phyllis Armstrong Linda Asauskas Cynthia Bachmann Lawrence Backstrom - Football 1, Track 1, Swimming 2, Bagpipe 4, Boys Club 4. Mark Baker Cheryl Bakken Jeanine Bane 154 SENIORS has , v 'use K it f r f ie ff' -N ,Q I .Q 4' 'V' .Ms 'ty is 4b , , M ji' 4 . 5 ..,, , i