Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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Guys enjoy hobbies as Coin, Chess Clubs meet Coin Club provides students with a means of exchanging ideas and knowl- edge about their favorite subject - coins. With hopes of improving their collec- tions, each member trades, evaluates and learns the origins of his coins. Chess Club meets regularly to prepare for matches against themselves and local high schools. Mr. Learch, advisor, was always available to settle disputes con- cerning game rules. Above Right: Chess Club: Front Row: Frank Rit- chie, John Cunningham, Mike Lewis, Mark Full- riede, Ron Carzotto, Tom Friedman: Row 2: Bill Zalewski, lon Nebor, Howard Lew, Peter Crom- czak, lim Dittman. Right: john Cunningham is far from proclaiming Checkmate! in a close match. Below Right: Coin Club: Row 1: ,lim Sovek, Rich Iuds, Mr. Prince, Adviser, Row 2: Dave Tanner, Larry Backstrom, Steve Morris, Kevin Mcl-lugh.

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AV, PST work toward technical know-how When classwork fails to hold your in- terest, you might like to trade places with Audio-Visual members free-wheel- ing equipment in TR's hallways. AV members deliver projectors and other equipment to classrooms. AV is not only a service organization but a technical club also. Members explore the mechan- ics of AV equipment through basic re- pairs and replacements. Camera enthusiasts find their niche in Photographic Society of Thornridge. Besides learning camera techniques, PST members took pictures of couples at Dad-Daughter Play Night. PST is spon- sored by Mr. Mueller. Left: Doug Postma and Ken Hutter intently watch Mr. Mueller repair Doug's camera. Below: PST: Front Row: Paul Schallmo, Larry Syn- akiewicz, Judy Fuller, Scott Rose, Iohn Siniawski, Sue Ritchie, Steve Weathers, Nick Lauerman, Doug Postma, Paul Silkowski, Back Row: Lee jones, Tim Brown, Dennis jones, Chris Radick, Mike Lewis, Ray Morehouse, Rick Grant, Mike D'Auben, Steve Leason, Jim Dittman. C2 Wi, ,

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FTA tutor, brighten homecoming FTA's main purpose is to help its members find out more about teaching before college. Doing actual teaching, grading papers, observing teaching methods, and obtaining classroom expe- rience, its members tutor in the various grammar schools in District 149. FTA's rnost important activity is Treasurama, an arts, crafts, and antique show and sale. Local individuals exhibit their goods, and the proceeds go toward a scholarship which is awarded each year to the senior who has done the most out- standing worlc and made the rnost effec- tive contribution to the club. l3TA's oth- er activities include the Balloon Blast and the Mum Sale, which take place during the Homecoming weekend. Left: FTA assisted confused parents of PSLTA Night. Here, Estelle Carbajal directs two parents to aclassroom. Above: Future Teachers of America: Front Row: Bonnie leanes, Debbie Vaul tpresj, Ieanine Cun- ningham ttreas.J, Sue Lamb tseclg Row 2: lulie Kloep, Vicki Siwinslci, Estelle Carbaial, Liu Zotti, Laurie Knox, Back Row: tlaine Malloy, Diane jones, Linda Latronico, Karen Jarard, Marianne Mangano, Maureen O'Malley, Cathy Ioritz. Above Left: Karen Iarard and Pat Postma exhibit an interest in a collection of watches at FTA's Treasurarna.