Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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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.

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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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Talisman publishes creativity For four of the last five years Talisman has received the All American award, the highest award any high school literary magazine can achieve through the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association. The staff's main task is to publish the Talisman by selecting the very best writ- ing submitted by TR students. Staff members consist of all Creative Writing II students plus top students from Crea- tive Writing I. However, many people with special interests contribute art and photography material. I I V i yy' Top: Editor of Talisman Mike Dwyer conducts a staff meeting with members Jan Coleridge, Sharon McDavid, Rita Coburn, Lynn Mueller, Virginia Tyrrell, and Dan Fleischman. Staff members and editors voice their opinions on Talisman contents. In the background LaVerne Crawford reads crea- tive writing material Talisman: Front Row: ivncneiie 1v1cI-Ianey, John Garrett, Scott Rose, Dan Fleischman, Kim O'Lone, Mr. Chet Chylinski, Kathy Werner, Laura Mulder. Sharon McDavid, Donna Koliboski, Judy Osslerp Row 2: Wayne Widmer, Stephen Leason, Jan Coler O if 1: Q . V V K i -1 .,y' j, ,,,, , ' .. L 'L iii? J I idge, Angela Mosley, Lynn Mueller, Lynette Onak, Mike Dwyer, Virginia Tyrrell, Kris Goralka, Diane Dmitrovich, Karen Granda, Debbie Vaulp Back Row: Olga Zdanovics, Rita Bronson, Sue Kornafel, Stephanie Dwyer, Diane Knispel, Nancy Lau, Judy Nehring. Not pictured: Les Seagren.