Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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Left: Carl Floyd, Mettha Marsalis, Rich Wrede, Nancy Cyger, and Bonnie Skubisz portray the evil witches in For the Love of Rarnpionf' Below Left: Dennis Stella and Paula Storey are frightened by the head witch, Rich Wrede. Below: Rapunzel and the prince are convincingly portrayed by Margaret VanderMyde and Terry Hard. Witches, princes charm children For the fourth consecutive year, Mrs. Sarah Sweeney's Theatre Arts class pre- sented the Children's Theatre for the benefit of students from 10 to 15 area grade schools. Rich Unterberg, a student ofthe class, wrote both the script and the music for the '74 selection, For the Love of Rarnpionw CRapunzelj. All the produc- tion and crew work for the play was done by the students. Rich Unterberg and Margaret VanderMyde co-directed the play. The cast of For the Love of Ram- pion consisted of Debbie Bittner, Pam Condon, Kim Cosman, Carl Floyd, Cin- dy Gasior, Sue George, Karen Granda, Nancy Ctyger, Terry Hard, Rosanna ja- vier, Becky Kuyper, Mettha Marsalis, Ken Morgan, Rosie Salas, Bonnie Sku- bisz, Dennis Stella, Paula Storey, Ian Sypole, Mrgaret VanderMyde, janet Weinberger and Rich Wrede.

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Students direct fall one-act plays The High School, His and Hers,'f and The Ugly Duckling were the three One-Act plays presented by the Thespi- ans at the '74 Pall Festival. All the plays were directed and performed solely by students. The High School was directed by Rich Wrede and starred Diane Bringman, Sue Brzozowski, Julie Croteau, Ruth Eby, Martha Floyd, Glen Madsen, Iohn Reilly, Sue Seaquist, Joe Voss and Laura Zeszutek. His and Hers, directed by Annette Koch, had an eight member cast includ- ing Debbie Bittner, Ann Grober, Nancy Gyger, Mary Nighswonger, Bob Potsier, jan Sypole, Margaret VanderMyde and Mark Zajac. The Ugly Duckling was directed by Kathy McKeough. Its eight member cast consisted of Debbie Childress, Dan For- rest, Laura Lawson, Janet Libby, lane Lynch, Ellen McNaughton, Terri Orel- lana and Glenn Townson. Right: Prince Simon 1Dan Porrestj and Princess Camelia tLaura Lawsonj simultaneously discover each other's true identity in The Ugly Duckling. Above Right: A Iewish family, Ioe Voss, Iulie Cro- teau and Rich Wrede, star in The High School, a drama about the oppression of the jews. Above: Mary Mistletoe CMary Nighswongerb ad- monishes john Mistletoe lMark Zajacj for his rude behavior in front of her mother in His and Here,

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.i Q' Ms... J. L. -1' . af' . . it Piper pictures a 1 i 35 'RT 45 a TR s school year Creating the '75 Piper is hard work, as any staff member will agree. The editor begins the initial creative process by inventing a theme, after which the photographers are assigned hundreds of pictures from which the staff must choose those that are the most interesting. Then comes the time-con- suming tasks of identifying, cropping, typing captions, writing copy, drawing layouts and completing a specified num- ber of pages in time to meet the deadlines. All in all, it is no easy task, but the reward comes in viewing the finished product, a yearbook that TR students will treasure for many years, lvl 1! 11 Top Right: Cindy Mullen and Ioe Egan man the typewriters. Above Right: Equipment is a large part of being a photographer, and Les Seagren seems to have an ample supply. Aboye: Piper: Front Row: Cindy Mullen, Nancy Ahlstedt, Corbratta Ratcliff, Rita Coburn, Row 2: Larry Synakiewicz, Kathy McDonald lassistant editorj, Mike D'Auben, Joe Egan teditorj, Les Sea- grenp Back Row: Don Foreman, Donna Nolan, Kyle McHaney, Penny Berg, Laura Lewis, Kris Coralkag Not pictured: Janet Doss, Mike Dwyer. Right: Kathy McDonald types up another of an endless succession of copy sheets, while Rita Cob- urn studies the master schedule. Q ,f uv . . i ., A, ,j,, 4 r Q