Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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Sun, Fun on lllgh seas Gee Easter Break is coming up soon' I wonder what I should do over it Maybe I ll lust stay in and catch up on the soaps For those more adventurous stu dents going on the senior class trip was their choice of spending Easter vacation Departing from O Hare 18 students tlew to Miami Florida where they boarded the ship for a week ot lying m the sun swimming dancing and taking late night strolls on the deck Senior students with Mr Kris Thom sen sponsor cruised from Mexico to Grand Cayman Georgetown to Ocho Rios Iamaica and then back to Miami All ol this was lor seven nights on The Mardi Gras ol Carnival Cruise Lines There was so much to do and so much to see a person really did not know where to begin but I do have to say it was an experience within itselt stated senior Nancy Rublee The cost ol S860 lor the dancing the lun ln the sun swimming food and all the relaxation a person could have dreamed ot was worth the extra hours ot working and the Cut backs in the weekend adventures 1 Lott, Missie Lotz, Lohnny Lovas, Carole - OEA 4 Lowe, Valerie I ven though below zero weather hit seniors Brian Hale Terry Kane and P ggy Hoyle were dreaming of spending Easter break in warmer I Inmates 'I ' ' 0 . , . . . , , .. , V' ' ' 1 1 f 9 , . . Lucas, Kimberly - Pep Club 15 Girls Club I5 AFS l-35 Human Relations Committee 3,45 HERO 4 Luckett. Melvin Lymas, Karl - Boys Club I5 Wrestling l Lynch, Gary - Football 1,25 Cross Country 3,45 Track 2,35 NHS 3,45 German Honor Society 2-45 Varsity Club 3,4 Macias, Claudia - Class Vice President l-45 Lassies 2-4, Captain 3, Co-captain 45 Piper 3,4, Editor-in-chief 45 May Queen Court 35 Homecoming Court 45 NHS 3,45 Tennis l-45 Track 1-4 Mackey, Lonnell - Football l-45 Track I-45 Wrestling 15 Varsity Club 3,45 PUBS 4 Magnabosco, Tracy - Gymnastics I-35 Girls Club 2,35 Speak Easy Club I-35 AFS 25 OEA 45 Piper Business Manager 4 Major. Mark - Swimming l-35 Tennis 1-45 Ski Club 4 Seniors

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Kozina, Edward - Swimming l-35 HERO 4 Kristin, Colleen Krugman, Laura - Highlanders 15 Pom Pons 3,45 Prom Committee 45 Talisman 3 Kuczaj, Jane ' Kuczwara, Philip Kunst, Vickie - Tennis l-45 Lassies 2-4, Secretary! Treasurer 45 Homecoming Court 45 Piper 45 Bagpipe 35 Synchronzized Swim-2 Kuzminski, Gary - Thespians 45 NFL 45 Speak Easy Club 45 Wrestling 1-35 Bagpipe Cartoonist 45 Fall Play Lead 4 Kuzniar, Kim Lacien, Michael Lacy, Elaine Lafferty, Danette LaFleur, Sharon - Girls Club 2-4, Board 2,45 NHS 3,45 Band 1,35 AFS 4 Lamb, Paul - Tennis l445 Bagpipe Editorial Editor 45 NHS 3,45 Quill and Scroll 4 Lambert. Darnise Lampkin, Willie LaPat. Robert Larsson, Bryan - Football 1,25 Wrestling l-35 TR Singers 3 Lesniewski, Patricia - Speak Easy Club l-45 Thespians 2- 4, Scribe 3,45 Gymnastics l-35 Track 15 NHS 3,4 Lewandowski, Phillip Lewis, Letitia - OEA 45 Track 2,35 PUBS l Lindsay, Stephanie Lisek, Kathleen - Highlanders 15 Girls Club 25 OEA 4 Livingstone, Tracy - Highlanders I-4, Historian 3, Chairman 4 Lofton, Demarla Lopez. Reynaldo - Golf l-3 Lopez, Vincent Lord, Latonia Lott, Dawn 134 Seniors

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H818 5001385 197 Hey, what did you get on the PSAT? NBrian Hale's score enabled him to become a National Merit Semi- finalist after he scored a 197 out of 240 on the PSAT, a college test taken by juniors. I thought I did OK on the PSAT. but I had no idea I would get the score I received, commented Brian. He was picked as a semi finalist on the basis of his score which had to be at least in the 190s This was the first step in becoming a National Merit F1 nalist and having a chance to receive a scholarship to the college of his choice. However, scoring high on the SAT in his senior year was the deter- mining factor. With or without the merit recognie tion, Brian should not have had any trouble being accepted into colleges. However, Brian said, Being named a semi-finalist has given me more confie dence in filling out applications to col- leges and universities Whether or not Brian IS able to make it to the finals he has something to show for his efforts throughout his high school years Marsh Kelly Swimming I2 Marsicano Brian SC O'l I4 Vice President 3 l it siclcnt 4 NIIS 3 4 C ull 2 3 Prinnipal s Advisory C onimittee 4 Martell Loraine Powder Puff Football l Ski C lub Z C ottball 2 Martire Cherie 'lhespiins 24 Nll 24 Speak Easy C lub 2 4 C irls C lub Bond 2 Band I 2 Speech Team 2 4 C in 4 :plain 4 Matlock, Michele Matras, Keith - NHS 3,43 Golf I-43 Baseball I3 Varsity Vliib 3,43 SCOT Rep 43 Boys Club Rep 4 Matyasik, Lynn - Cross Country l-43 Track l'3: NHS 3,43 Varsity Club 3,43 Band l Mazgaj, Donald McAdams, Monica - Bagpipe 3,4, Business Manager 3, liclitcn'-iri-crliiet 43 llighlariders I-4, Coechairman 4, Secretary 33 l.assies 3,4, Coecraptain 43 Class Secretary 2'4j NHS 3,43 llomecoining Court 43 Quill and Scroll 3,4 McAfee, Idreana McBride, Tracey - Band 1,23 PUBS 43 Homecoming Queen 43 Basketball 3,43 Dli Vice President 4 McClellan, Tony - WECE P I3 CWT 4 McClinton, Thyris - Choir I-33 HERO 43 AFS 4 McDonald, Kelly McDonough, Michael - Soccer 2-43 VICA 43 Ski Club 3,4 McGraw. Shawn - Baseball 1,2 186 Seniors Studying was necessary for Brian Hale to an hieve the honor of being a PSAT National Merit Finilist qsiX':Ki 1.