Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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,Q . 5' 3: 'QT Service - the key to club events ervice was the goal as Girls' Club sought to in- volve many girls from all four classes. Girls' Club, one of the organizations which worked to bring activities to students, consisted of officers, board members, and active members, Homeroom was really great because we used the time effectively to plan tur- nabout and know what's hap- pening with upcoming club events, said Amy Walker, ju- nior. The annual Faculty Appre- ciation Tea was sponsored by Girls' Club and Boys' Club. Another joint activity for both was a gym jam that was open only to their active members and was designed to give them a break from sponsoring school-wide activities. Candy sales continued to earn money to supplement the cost of activities. An added sale was Heart-o-grams, a card and a carnation, that were sold for Valentine's Day. However, there was always more work to be done. Spend- ing a Saturday morning in school was hardly anyone's idea of fun, but Girls' Club members made this sacrifice to make the 26th turnabout dance a success. lt was worth all the work and time es- pecially when we saw everyth- ing pulled together at the dance, said Julie Bytnar, sophomore. Based on the portfolio of Laurie Bosak and Donna Abrams, the theme Careless Whispers was created by Joann Morelli and Luanne Lotz. After the dance Parents' Nite marked the last major ac- tivity. lt was a time to honor the parents and recognize the May Queen Court. Girls' Club stands for service and bringing activities to students was our goal, said Mrs. Edythe Strater, sponsor. Above: Girls' Club Officers: Front Row: Mrs. Edythe Strater lspon.l, Di- anna West tv. pres.l, Laura Gyllstrom lpresj, Joann Morelli tv. preslg Back Row: Laura Baugh lsecl, Luanne Lotz thistl, Wendy Holden ttreasl Top: Laura Baugh turns in the money she collected from candy sales to Mrs. se' .- Edythe Strater tsponl and Carolyn Mason. Left: Mrs. Edythe Strater fsponl and Luanne Lotz work on the bulletin board advertisement for turnabout which gives the prices of tickets, the date of the dance, and the theme. Girls' Club

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Below: Girls' Club: Front row: Sue Stone, Laura Gyllstrom tpresl, Susan Gifford, Lynette Myles, Angeline Lew- is, Row 2: Laurie Bosak, Diane O'DonneII, Donna Abrams, Julie Byt- nar, Debbie Janiag Back Row: Mrs. Edythe Strater lsponl, Dawn Aerts, Luanne Lotz fhistl, Alice Morelli Carolyn Mason Right: Homeroom gives club officers a chance to discuss plans for turna- bout decorations and other upcoming events. Right: Alice Morelli serves Mr. Tim Sweeney at the Faculty Appreciation Tea which the Girls' Club sponsors in December. 98 Girls' Club

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Below: Pat Boswell delivers Chicago newspapers to the teacher's mail- boxes. Right: Counting money, Deontray Cox and Jeff Vincent, sports coordin- ator, check entries into the faculty- student bowling tournament. 100 Boys Club 1 , ,,,VAA J ,,,,,AI AVAV ,Y U ,,,,',, 5 , Vtlirt J i' ' ,,,, 5 : ,,,. Z1 ,,.,,, f , 'ffm I ,. v,,,, ,, v ' :A E Right: Lamen Adams signs up for the Boys' Club annual trip to see a Chica- go Bulls game. Above: Boys' Club Officers: Front Row: Clearts Boyd, Jeff Vincent, An- gelo Carlomango ftreaslp Back Row: Mike Small lv. pres.l, Mike Beckham tv. presl, Bill Vargo fsec.J, Deontray Cox fpresb Jian 3'