Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

Page 42 text:

nw-qnvaoqmm 2 Above: Mike Lewis, Carol Sullivan, and Eugene Dunham study the properties of electricity with a Wimshurst generator. JG' J 5 Above: Vicki Kokolowski, Vicki Kalinowski, and Dan Lussier disect a frog for a better understanding of anatomy. Above: Physics student John Cunningham uses graph paper and a slide rule to solve a tough equation.

Page 41 text:

T'--V 4 gig? 1 'I 44 diytr an 69' tn.--.F -....,,-nl -..,.- Top Left: Bill Everts and Tom Galen give their minds a rest by using a calculator in Algebra II. Left: Mr. Coleman tutors Sue Predl in the art of Algebra. Above: Mr. Zabicki shows Mark Thom and Jeff Martin that computers are here to stay in the Mathematics Department. Center Left: Mr. Kocon challenges the students' minds with his lecture on parabolas in Algebra ll. 37

Page 43 text:

Nwnsar... Scientists born in D Building TR science classes open up a whole new world for students. These classes can serve to give them an everyday un- derstanding of the world around them or a basis for further study after graduation. The Science Department offers a wide variety of challenging classes for the student, from biology to chemistry to physics. Students may explore the pros and cons of the theory of evolution, per- form their own experiments, or study the intricate workings of the human body. One of this year's inovations is an advanced biology class for seniors where they may choose their own subject of study. Left: Eyes protected by goggles, Tom Dudzik and Michael Benson learn the effects of heat on a sub- stance in physical science. Below: Mr. Kollintzas points out molecular bonds in chemistry for Iudia Banks and Bob Kearney. ff .