Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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Joseph Ruth Norma Leticia Greg Keith Paula Cornell , Jana Brian David Gerard Amy Linda Pamela Daniel Deshaun Rachel Tammy Chris Allison Nita Jacquelin Holly Naomi Kimberly David Franklin Holly Michael Hernandez, Randy He-tzer, Lisa Hill, Tonya . Hines, Sarah Hoffman, Jack Holden, Wendy Howard, Anthony Hryn, Denise Hunter, Lashon Hunter-Wells, Ramona l-iurlees, Rebecca israel, Perry . 196 Juniors

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Bouslog, Gerald Bowen, Ronald Bradley, Lashawn Brand, Jean Breland, Robert Broski, Michelle Broughton, Denise Broughton, Sandra Brown, Charles Brown, Clarence Brown, Lucretia Brown, Michael Bruce, Catrina Bucek Lisa Bumpass, Kelly Bussie, Edonna Butler, Keakeasha Byers, Adrian Bynum, Bernard Callahan, Larry Campbell, Jinilir Camplin, Morgan Caprlglione, Ralph Carbajal, Fernando Carey, Carla Castellanos, Martha Chambers, Charles Chhim, Nap Ciecierski, Cathleen Cisneros, Paul Ciszar. Jennifer Clark, Anthony Clark, Floyd Clark, Michael Clayton, Tricia Clifton, Willie Cobb, Kwame Cons, William Colbert, Marsha Colbert, William Coleman, Cindy Coniglio, John Conversa, Joey Cook, Leslie Cook, Patrick Cook, William Cooper, Tarshwa Cooper, Tonya Crowder, Lora Curci, Brian Daugnarty, Thomas Davis, Steve Deacon, Richard Deboer, Andy Debs, Louis Decker, Pamela Delaleurs, Jean Delucia, Cheryl Demari, Gracie DeYoung, Christopher DeYoung, Steven Digby, Jaoquelyn Donahue, Sharon Donovan, Kelly Drayton, Tracey Driskill, Vicky Droz, Luke Duncan, Arlette Dunlop, Mike Eierman, Robert Juniors 19

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' 1 ri tt i tts ,Q ..', vul IIUI 5 Pl epare ft college entrance SAT, ACT, SAT ..... ABC! Where would it all endif! This was the di- lemma college-bound juniors faced. First came the PSAT. This test was not required for col- lege entrance but many stu- dents found it beneficial. The PSAT gave me a preview ot what to expect on future tests. lt also gave me confidence, commented Dave Maurer. The next step was to choose between the ACT or SAT. This decision was based on desired colleges. East and West coast colleges tended to accept the SAT while mid- western colleges opted for the ACT, l'll probably end up taking both the ACT and the SAT be- cause right now l'm undecided as to which college l want to attend, said Sandy Santucci. What was considered a good score: A minimum ACT score of 17 was required for entrance at Northern lllinols University, 12 at Chicago State, 18 at SlU, 19 at East- ern, and 20 at Western. lSU required minimum scores between 14 and 20 de- pending on class rank. Eigh- teen was required to get into the aviation college and cer- tain areas of the agriculture college at U of l in Champaign. Whatever test was taken, hopeful juniors camped out at the mailbox until the results ar- rivedi Jenkins, Johnson Kellogg, Kesiner. Koehter, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson. Johnson. Jachowicz, Tracy Jackson, Eric i Jackson, Kimberiy James, Denise James, Mia Janovvski. John Jaskulski, Cheryl Jon Charquanq Denise Kenneth London Philander Rebecca Saadia Johnson, Jones, Michael Jones, Stephen Jurkovic, Marina Kabat, Jeffrey Kacic. Kimberly Kalinowski, Sandy Kapitany, Eric Kasza, David Kausal, Jennifer Kelly Kelty, Kristen Kelso, Lori Kennedy, Kevin Kennedy, Robert Kerr, Audrey Tony Kieffer, Mark Kiamecki, Michael Klirnsara, Blake Carol V -,r'i?lY-is A J 1? fi f is Missy Beattie and Brett Marcotte prepare for the ACT.