Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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it E it 5 . in E. if 1- Siiliiii. x:513k: . '-wk :- -Qgcsfg: ff 5 if Below: Piper: Front Row: Sheila Quirke, editor, Laura Magnavite, editor: Row 2: Tricia Vanderlee, Leane Livingstone, Kris Kelly, Jeff Vincent, Lisa Gargas, Paula Fran- son, Paula Bentley, Julie O' Neill, Katie Lydon, Tim Sander, Vince Kostecki: Back Row: Dawn Kinishi, Sharnia Bullock. Elise Jarrett, Christine Mc Commack, Vicky Dris- kill, Maria Mokry. Tricia Walski Left: Vince Kostecki, co-sports edi- tor, and Kris Kelly, layout editor, find their mail boxes a convenient place to store not only yearbook materials but also their lunches. Lower Left: Julie O'Neill, academ- ics editor, rechecks her layout be- fore sending it to the printer. .Q Q, I t U ,4- J E 9 -W V lit. .va A I QD Q.. lb SYM -ilf.Sgt.g, -f .fii.,,,5, ,. Computer saves staff time '55 QQr.5 ip 1 4 iii? six 2 Y Q 5 QQVYY ' as ' 1 J 'gl-Q gi'- kE?EMRk7Tr,4-vi? sw'sg.E6fQS.viQ ggi., Qkybi-are , y F .sa 553251 i' hw e -is if ty is fs 0.9.2 V s 3QQ0i4'i-Q qi ',,a,4ie..-sf-we-f1L,,4 Q.. Sm S. A gs lssfir, Q' Qgbigsli --4, R E 'gre dir 'Q' .Q?ai.?anafs-wit isis? iii? K Fins? k k.fe'i' A L, lk ?'f.'.sxkQs9 if Qs is ggi 'lax if S assi . Q-vows 11' sgwl' N - ' Y' ' A -1- it 1 xg' Q,,, 4. -sj5'ivlifgss.fst .Q Q gllqf. . A KL 4 E. .ig -Q if X '.,Q fi 9 fy 'Ep S Q, 4, Qcizx-if Evkfai . f Q sf g X, 'S kj Z ... N 9... c X glkg.. -. ' ms-H -4 'T i,,,QfQ.wf-A-i i' gs. Q-- Capturing a year's worth of memories in one book was no easy task for the yearbook staff. lt meant putting in extra time before and after school to com- plete six deadlines and make everything perfect. One change which made things easier for the staff was the use of the comput- er. All copy, headlines, cut- lines, and folio lines were typed into the computer by section editors and could easily be fitted and correct- ed without the hassle of re- writes and retyping. lt took some time to leam how to use the com- puter, but when you get the hang of it things are a lot easier and it makes the work a little more fun, stat- ed Maria Mokry, sports edi- tor. Another change was the use of larger pictures. After deciding on the theme A Closer Look, editors Shei- la Quirke and Laura Magna- vite increased the impor- tance of pictures to empha- size that theme. Over the summer Laura and l decided that we want- ed to make the book one to remember. Stronger pic- tures were a step in that di- rection, said Sheila. With the distribution of the final product in May, the thoughts of hard work and pressure were replaced by feelings of satisfaction and pride. Piper 111

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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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Above: Tim Sander, chief photog- rapher, not only took the pictures but he developed and printed them also. Top Right: A major part of Jenny Kovacs' job as business manager included gathering ads to help de- fray the cost which was S250 for a four-page paper. Right: Distribution was a weekly chore for Lisa Shipe, news editor, and Missy Beattie, co-editor-in- chief. 112 Bagpipe