Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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Jeans: Stores: 1. evis l. Carsons 2- LGGS 2. Marshall Fields L 3. l ordache 3. Merry-Go-Round Munchies: l. Potato Chips 2. Doritos 3. Cookies Cars l Porshe 2. Corvette 3. Fiero Below: Bright pinlcs, psychedelic or- anges and neon yellows were some favorite colors among students. 1 X i 3- -few- f, .. V , ' ag iffy It f 1 if f 5,1231-W.J5 :IWfQ-53235553 ..Q,ff, .. .. . Above Left: River Caks was the place to shop because it was close to home and had favorite stores such as Car- sons and Marshall Fields. l.C. Pennys was under construction. Above: Fiero, Poniliac's new mid- sized sports model, was a favorite car. Fads 2 l 9

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