Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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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

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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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. Bagpipe informs TR student body Walking beats, writing stories, draw- ing layouts, and doing paste-ups are a few of the many activities at which Bag- pipe staff members work to create TRfs weekly newspaper. Led by editor-in-chief Bruce Hall and managing editor Diane Whiting, the staff 'worked hard to bring TR students inter- esting, informative reading, despite the problem of weekly deadlines. Bagpipe's major change was a switch back to the traditional four-page layout from last year's eight-page magazine style paper. I 1165 azwftacw f .vm-fix. Q' XX f 2 X , 5 x f -Qx,?5 ini.. L.. Top Left: Larry Backstrom and Bagpipe photogra- pher Larry Synakiewicz twith cameraj examine some new photographs. Top Right: Editor Bruce Halls pen moves faster than the eye of the camera. Above: Front Row: Diane Whiting lmanaging edi- torj, Bruce Hall leditorj, Rich Wrede lbusiness managerjp Row 2: Karen Goldsmith, Laura Lewis, Bob Voss, Larry Synakiewicz, Larry Backstrom, Tony Hirschenberger, Bill Marshall, Kathy Lauren- cell, Iulie Fiumarag Back Row: Diane Tomky, Deb- bie Childress, joy Rossow, Patty Steffens, Sharon Pietras,1oy Iergens, Betty Sikora, Kris Goralka. Left: News editor Betty Sikora and sports editor Tony Hirschenberger lay out their respective pages while Sharon Pietras and Diane Whiting offer suggestions.