Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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Sixties: The first National Honor So- ciety consisted of thirteen girls and two boys. SCOT, elected by the stu- dents to govern the student life, sponsored the first dance of the year, 'Swingin' Into lt. The choirs recorded their first Christmas record. The Lassies performed for the first time with four pipers and four drummers. Seventies: The policy regulating candy sales was passed. lt stated that no candy from outside organi- zations could be sold in the school. A free bar of Clearasil soap 68 Clubs was offered to anyone who bought S10 worth of candy from the band. Yearbooks sold for 57.50. Eighties: The last debate team consist- ed of only two members. Girls Club combined its Mother-Daughter Banquet with its Father-Daughter Play Night and sponsored its first Parents Night. Hors d'eourves replaced dinner at the Prom. The Speech Department made TR the first school in llli- nois to have won state in all four areas of competition. 1985 . . . f.f..wumWWz'.' f ma-- H n fWlffl4n?Z4'W., .. .....f,....,, Above: The length of the cheerlead- ing skirt ws considered very short at the time. Right: The Girls Club holds a wel- coming tea for the freshman girls. Luanne Lotz, Allison Nidetz, Barb lones, and Claudia Moreno per- formed in The Wizard of TR. Q - -

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-.NM-NMMQ Above: Thats a roger, espanoles. The language lab is a weekly lesson tor Karen Milla, Spanish l student. Far Left: Bookwork is essential in most classes, and German is no excep- tion for Gary Lynch. Left: Chalk is a precious tool tor for- eign language teachers like Mrs. Bar- bara Hodson as lessons are regularly written on the board. Foreign Language Department 67

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