Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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yiwf iv 110 Piper 41 Top: Editor Sheila Quirke and As- sistant Editor Laura Magnavite add the finishing touches to the cover. Right: Lisa Gargas, album editor, prepares a sign to hang outside the office notifying seniors about h-..,. the activities fomi deadline. Above: Staff members, Sharnia Bullock, Paula Bentley, Lisa Gar- gas, Tricia Walski, and Tricia Van- derlee receive grades for their per- formance on the yearbook. ' ' ,, M' f ' ' f:.,cf-5356: ,Q I . A r i ft: ,, V 'F , ,f 1 T:.3 Yfitr c:::z'f::. 3 ... , VVVVVV ky i ,,,.,t .,,.....,... 'N .,,...-ff

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Bottom: Gymnastics Club: Front Row: Angela Clifton, Don Cowley, Lisa Hinko, Joy Camarillo, Dawn Ward, Drew Camarillo, Chasidee Caldwell, Joy Hawkins, Mikyiel Camey: Row 2: Renee Wells, Jenni- fer Whittle, Kristin La Fleur, Jenni- fer Bradbum, Mark Marczak, Ed- ward Dziadon, Lisa Gawrych lco- chr.J, Trinidad Buitron, Bonnie Ro- den: Row 3: Laura Skinner, Elbert Henley, Edward Gorski, Mike Jan- uszewski, Makita Shabazz, Bob Ty- derek, Andrew Houston, Carolyn Skinner, Robin Mack, Thomas Daugharty: Back Row: Mr. Frank Walsh fspon.J, Henry Spight fchr.J, Marlene Luckett, Trevor Gordon, Michael Tyderek, John Ryan, J, C, Shegog, Gordon Collins, Ramona Hunter-Wells Below: Mr. Frank Walsh spots Lisa Gawrych as she practices her back flip. Flips entertain half-time cro d The Gymnastics Club ad- ded a new taste to boys' basketball games by rolling out a mat at halftime to per- form for an interested crowd. Twenty guys per- formed tumbling exercises from front summersaults to no- handed back flips. They also expressed their talent on the vault. The girls worked on their skills so that we could also get out there with the guys. The guys did a good job, but we wanted to show what we could do too, stat- ed Lisa Gawrych, junior. The Gymnastics Club met on Tuesdays and Thurs- days after school to work on tumbling, parallel bars, uneven bars, balance beam, vault, and floor exer- cises. The students helped each other by giving critical advice or spotting. Coach Frank Walsh com- mented, l believe that this club helped the students, and they enjoyed it because they came when they were free and felt no pressure from anyone to be the best. They just went out and gave it their all. The club aided many off- season teams. Students liked being able to use the facilities to keep in shape and ready for their up-com- ing season to compete. Gymnastics Club 109

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