Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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1 ,K V4 r L Q . If .. X Q .. - 4 . i X J T, ,, f 2 if in ,iw Q K w 5 ll E 'ix mn' D, ii 5' 1 Top: Mrs. Karen French directs the choir in 'TO Come All Ye Faithful at the Christmas concert. Left: Choir: Front Row: Latasha Stewart, Sharon Brown, Lisa Craw- rych, Anita Barnett, Stacy Wood- son, Tracy Hughes, La Florida Con- stant: Row 2: Denise Williams, De- tra Scott, Cherie Snyder, Leticia Castellanos, Candyce Malone, Marcia Loggins: Row 3: Cherese Baker, Brenda Stier, Lisa Wages, Cathryn Johnson, Tabitha John- son, Lisa Wilkins: Back Row: Der- rick Carter, John Noah, La Shaun Wilson, Anthony Brown, Dawn Cholewa, Jori Bivins, Connie Win- ter Below: The theme for the annual Christmas concert was The Sounds of His Love. 4 Q r Left: Glee Club: Front Row: Bonnie Roden, Lisa Hinko, Pladine Patten, Waidus Hughes, Karla Beard, Clar- issa Eaves: Row 2: Jennie Vander Meer, Nicole Canwright, Bridget Williams, Alicia Yarbrough, Tracey Foy: Row 3: Amy Oakes, Jenny Blaszczyk, Tammi Acevedo, Ma- keba Pace, Debra Sparkman: Back Row: Vernetta Payton, Colesk Slater, Manha Koehler, Sean An- derson, Brandon Kenady Music Department 69

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Below: Chorale: Front Row: Dar- lene Ward, Karla Myers, Renia Washington, Renee Wells, Martha Castellanos, Tracy Turnbull, Tenya Jordan, Tricia Clayton: Row 2: Lisa Gawrych, Kim Livingstone, Beth Pfister, Kim Krikau, Sue Pao- lone, Danetta Hardy, Lucy Harwell, Tammy Tyler: Row 5: Tracey Dray- ton, Tonya Cooper, Tarshwa Coo- per, Jinitir Campbell, Kelly Bum- pass, Manita Qahhaar, Rita Clinks- cales, Stacy Brovsmp Row 4: Nisha Drain, Kevin Rials, Jon Jenkins, Leonard Webster, D.J. Halicky, Da Hang Rockett, Joe Roque: Back Row: John Shipka, Ray Elmore, Bill Cook, Joe Collins, Tyreese Single- ton, Rob Winter Right: D.J. Halicky, senior, and Stacy Brown, junior, sing l0,000 Joys in a duet at the Christmas concert. KF' 68 Music Department

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V- N! .x Ready, begin and one, and two, up, d o w n , u p . down! These rhythmic chants, heard in most of the physical educa- tion classes, were the warm-up to the activities for that hour. Physical education was one class that offered a dif- ferent kind of learning ex- perience. Juniors and sen- 70 Physical Education Department. iors could choose from classes including basket- ball, tennis, volleyball, soft- ball, and golf: sophomores did not have this option be- cause they took driver's education and health. . 'tl think it's a good idea to have students pick what they want for gym. l didn't get all the activities that I wanted but had fun with ones I did get, said Debbie Kidd, junior. Freshmen took the usual swimming, and for the first time they took health. We studied 'saying no to drugs' and what it takes for our bo- dies to stay in good shape, said John White, freshman. One of the more popular class choices was snow ski- ing. Skiing was offered to the upperclassmen again this year, commented Mr. Al Budding, Coordinator of health and physical educa- tion. There was a ski tri near the end of the first s mester and at the begij ning of the second for th students. .. Some students may hav been dribbling a ball dow the court, while others wer swishing through the ic snow. Either way, student were busy gaining the skill needed in the different sports.