Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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:fun-an 4 ff ft J Q. Qi A H52 15 , ii Above Left: Mr. Lazaroff joins Dan Albert in the clean-up brigade early Sunday morning following l-larvesters' Ballff Above Right: As Fling chairmen, Peggy Vander- Mycle and Tom Bush make sure Highlanders are at their posts. Right: Highlander Officers: Dan Fleischman lv. chairmanj, Ioan Anderson fhist.J, john Addleman lchairmanl, Dave Midtlyng itreasj, Darlene Reitz lsecj. L .. L .rf eg ts NU. t fi X ia alle

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Girls Club efforts help make 'City,' activities big success Nervous girls invited guys to the Girls Club Turnabout Dance March 16, 1974. Through the efforts of Girls Club mem- bers, a city skyline emerged from stark. gym walls. Couples danced to the music of Daze and Knights in the City of Enchantment. Ian Belmont entertained the audience with a modern dance routine. Mistress and Master of Ceremonies, Debbie Childress and Bob Flynn, intro- duced court members Larry Steele, Steve Wilburn, Dan Curatolo and Dennis Sims. The dancing came to an end soon after Rocky Hill was proclaimed Mayor ifli of the City of Enchantment. Besides their annual dance, Girls Club sponsors many activities and community projects. The Big-Little Sister Tea, candy sale, Dad-Daughter Playnite and Moth- er-Daughter Banquet are the major activ- ities in which its members participate with enthusiasm, entertainment, and most often -just plain hard work. During the Christmas season Girls Club also sponsors a doll house show and makes stuffed animals for children in area hospitals.The club's sponsor is Mrs. Arlene Filippi. .Q QR .-:. F 93' sa? 'G 3 Above: julie Kruse and Bob Moerbeck enjoy a break from the dancing. Above Left: Meggie Heald and Steve Wilburn ap- pear in a romantic mood at the Girls Club Dance. Left: An evening in the City of Enchantment brought smiles to the faces of Cindy Sisco and Gary Barber.

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r ! 15 if it 2 5 4 N 'T im . L Top Right: Highlander Tom Ford works to bring a little Countrysidef' to' the main gym for the Homecoming weekend. He worked with other se- nior Highlander guys to erect the fake ceiling. Above: Dave Midtlyng and Ioan Anderson total up the proceeds after a Fling. Q ff 4, 5- if 5 5 s I ill ' ffl. sfcr i It Homecoming weekend - just one of Highlander triumphs Come autumn, the '5COT-Highlan- der office buzzes with activity. High- landers meet early during the summer months to plan the Homecoming week- end from start to finish. Besides Home- coming, TR's dance committee spon- sors ten Flings and a SCOT-Highlan- der Banquet. Under the guidance of Mirs. A. Sumpter, 144 Highlanders have made a success of these activities which provide SCOT with its financial support. Although members are selected on the basis of teacher recommendations, one is not considered a Highlander un- til he has displayed an eagerness to work hard and accept responsibility.