Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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--......,.m-M -- Top: Mary Ann Weinberger and Mary Mc- Cormick, perform during half-time at a Thorn- ridge-Thornton game, V Left: Carol Stedman, Judy Urban, and Cindy Brija wait in readiness to begin a performance. Above: Judy Urban enjoys the excitement that a Pom Pon performance brings. ,i,c,,,,,q-J

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Pom Pons change Hard work and a lot of practice are what it takes to make the performances of TR's Pom Pon squad run smoothly. Although the majority of new routines are devised by the officers, this year's squad presented two novelty perform- ances, one of which was the square dance that the Pom Pons presented at the size and repertoire Homecoming assembly, in which the girls chose guys to partner them. The '75 squad featured 39 girls includ- ing eight seniors and was sponsored by Mrs. Sabre Fette. The girls had eight per- formances, including two combined per- formances with Lassies, Cheerleaders and Twirlers. i i ,,N,,,,,,.vf , -:gr . ' .-:,. -M ,I jelq W -W . ki f. rt M ,Y 1. 1-a.,4--V ' f ,-, W. ' F if 155-5 ' 73,11 ' W ' I Above: Pom Pons: Front Row: Mary Skalski, Brenda Cox, Mary McCormick, Alice Kuilcen, la- Mary Ann Weinberger, Karen Reichel, Sharon cobs, Chris Yosen, Mary Ellen Meneghin, Row 2: Cathy Ioritz, Sandi Czerniejewski, Cathy Percows- ki, Pam Spale, Lorene Santilli, Paula Del Medico, Kathy Siadek, Bonnie Bittner, Debbie Cluclcp Row 3: Iudy Urban, Deborah Childress, Kim Pugh, jackie Chiappetta, Corrine White, Candy Coleman, . 2' t,,. . - 5 'Lg' Cynthia Brija, Sandy Pignatiello, Ianet Libby: Back Row: Cheryl Bagdal, Sue Stern, Rae Ann Radov- ich, Ieanine O'Connell, Judy Puller, Kathy Kaiser, Margaret Healy, Tamara Lane, Linda Fink, Not Pic- tured: Robyn Barclay, Iuanita Baugh, Carol Stead- man,Cathy Serocinski. Above Left: Pom Pon Officers: Kneeling: Mary Ann Weinberger, captain, Standing: Alice Kuiken, first co-captain, Mary McCormack, secretaryg x Karen Reichel, second co-captainp Not Pictured: Cathy Serocinslci, historian. Above Right: Corinne White tpicturedj and Cheryl Bagdal created a new routine set to the music of the The Sting. This was a novelty performance in- volving half the squad dressed in outfits meant to lend variety to Pom Pon performances,

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SCDT blends old with new Spirit Hour was an hour of free time given to students as a reward for their participation in school activities and high overall school spirit. It was spon- sored by Student Council of Thornridge, as were countless other activities. SCOT brought into TR a junior-senior trip to Hawaii and livened up the Christ- mas pep assembly with the reindeer skit. Halloween was celebrated with a dress-up day. While innovation was the keyword for this year's student council, President Mike Wray and company did not neglect the SCOT traditions - the Christmas baskets and SCOT Day were every bit as successful as in years past. is Top: SCOT Officers: Carol Gilbert trecording sec.J, Bob Warner 12nd v. pres.j, Mike Wray lpresjl, Hollie Nelson ttreasj, Ken Zartler tlst v. pres.J, Debbie Wiltjer tcorres pnncling sec.J ' 'tmf Above: Karen Nelson, Bob Warner and Debbie Wiltjer organize upcoming SCOT Day activities. Right: A crowd gathers in the gym to watch bands perform during the SCOT sponsored Spirit Hour.