Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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Week Hlled with stars We l . i kfdiigi it ky, . il 6' ll it Students skipped down the yellow brick road through the Golden Age of Hollywood to find something Some- where Over the Rainbow in a Homecoming week filled with contests and activities. Fifteen clubs sponsored some kind ot an event. The Spanish Club was a bit sur- prised when Andre Lightfoot ate 42 hot chili peppers in sev- en rninutes. I was really wor- ried about his condition be- cause it was the most ever ea- ten by any student in this event, stated Mrs. Aimee xx A y 3 lil f H ir I I If . . ., . A . - . 4 I Ns l ir. V - WWW. : A A if t A W at V .K . ,f W-. A ,f f ,,.,. , V, 4 G, gm in in 3 it ti 'fm - .' if Q ' v G' f W ' ' ' , ,li f 'Ns . t ' 4 , lyme Abovo:MonikaCarrowandLinda En- 24 Homecoming Week gelsbel, as the Lion and Tinman. seem to he t th h h part o e speec omeroom door decoration. Above Right: Among the 21 Laddies vmre Mike Walker, Terry Kane, Paul Lamb, and Iordon Stickney. lim Sia- dek Knot pictured! in a black wig was the drum dancer. Right: Pep Club member Demree Staples helped spread the Homecom- ing spirit to Chrystai Iames. Pep Club sold buttons tor Sl in all lunch periods during homecoming week. Simpson, Spanish Club spon- sor. It is very doubtful his re- cord will ever be broken. The band marched to a ca- dence into the gym Friday to start ott the assembly. The Homecoming Court was an- nounced as well as the winners ot the contests. Tony lungeto, winner ot the Girls Club Mr. Bod Contest, commented, I just took the picture tor the fun of ity I never expected to The pcm pons danced the iitterbug, the Lassies showed ott their Laddies, and the cheerleaders added a jungle twist to their skit. The sophomores proved to have the most spirit by having 1020 links in their spirit chain. They donated 5 cents per link which went in the class trea- sury. All hope was not gone tor the seniors though, as their loud cheering helped them win the victory cry. With prizes awarded, skit ideas tiled away, and daily rou- tines returned, the memories of being in a land tar away lin- gered in everyones minds. 5 X M'

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A n'f' t ffm, .'l -L M55 ,ty 5 me Q X u :rf ng' 'ff' 'lf' - 1 if ' ,. ,K 93- 'v 'Q .r i Loft: Stevie Blasingame, star running back of the football team, received the honor of throwing the traditional pie in Coach Harold Olson's face. Below: Tina Witkowski with the rest of the cheerleaders highlighted the as- sembly with a jungle skit. Loft: Kris Zmuda, senior class treasur- er, helps to unravel the senior class spirit chain which came in second place with 733 'ik.s. For Loft: A part of many door deco- rations, Wing Ding floats away with his girlfriend to the Golden Ages. Homecoming Week 25