Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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I0 Opening loo SGI' Io EIC Pride shines through in all phases of school The roar of the crowd after our touchdovm was signaled good by the referee. The standing ovation for the best perfomrance ever seen on stage. The UA on that term paper on which we spent every waking hour. All these gave us that exhilaration of pride, and we had a lot to be proud of. From Homecoming to working on plays, we showed our pride by getting involved. Being a leader of an organi- zation gave me the chance to improve school activities. We tried to do what today's students wanted, said Wendy Holden, Girls Club president. A winning team was something to be proud of. Whether it was hitting a 'homer in the bottom of the ninth or aceing the deciding serve of the match, athletic success gave students self-es- teem. UA strong tradition and a super coaching staff are what made me proud to be involved in athletics, said Rob McCarthy, senior. In academics the pride showed through as time and energy given to school work would eventually pay off at the end of the quarter. 'll worked hard to do well but did not necessarily spend a lot of time doing homework or studying because I concentrated in class, said Keith Fiedler, senior. From activities to sports to academ- ics, there were many ways in which we could gain self-respect. We took a clos- er look at our achievements and real- ized the key to success was pride. Right: Tim Zackavec decides to run with ball during the Homecoming game. Above: Lisa Shipe, Pam Decker, and Debbie Gordon perform Onward at the Homecoming pregame. Inset: Playing in the stands during football games is only one of the requirements band members like Sheila Domiter, Sue Scalzetti, Phil Denys, and Chakir O'l'leal must fulfill.

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After weeks of preparing decora- tions, Andrea Freese, Janet Har- ding, and Virginia Thornton begin the final process of hanging them up. 12 Student Life - X , -1-its tudent