Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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f A Llso Drzewleckl and Meghan Miller say in your face To a Bloom hilfer as They block The bail clown on The other side of The court. Sophomore Volleyball: Fronf Row: Kerri Sullivan, Ta-Tanisha Payne, Gina Schulz, Jennifer Kern, Row 2: Cindy Alvarez qmgrj, Tracy San- didge, Jenny Small, Julie Sferk, Becki Coleman qmgrpg Back Row: Jennifer Purcell, Barb Dambek. Coach Nancy Lopez, Schusier Jennifer ' 24 in l liv a rf A 1 -5-V' V I ,V I ' V VV ,,.. , gg , ,V Q V V , N , :Mg J , . srvrlif JRJD1 31 . if 6 Hlmrp, Q. -1,w.,,,. L 3 f Varslly Volleyball: Front Row: Nga Nguyen, Paulo Beniley, Allison Gor- anson, Gina Slough: Row 2: Lisa Drzewiecki, Julie Carlson, Karen X .. X IE xg- f0??F.'i'I'lDG5 ,, bmw: . Karcewski, Meghan Miller, Dawn Ruisz: Back Row: Ann Linde, Kerri McKenna Cmgrj, Coach Kim Her- man, Anareo Freese Volleyball M7