Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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mr, I THURNREI Ala' Hard practice helps the varsity team in their victories. The varsity team intensely watch- SS Thell' TGOFTTFTWCITGS, EI Freshman Boys' Basketball: Front Row: Tony Pickett, Carlos Smith, Mike Jenkins, Dan Tolbert, Kevin Lindley: Row 2: Jerome Ferrell, Troy ivory, Tramell Jackson, Jon Dunlop, Sam Antkiewicz, Jim Countryman, Bill l-lartzell: Back Row: Coach Kerry O'Donnell, Michael Bentley, Karl Claiborne, Bob Wauchop, Terry Hutton, Chris Winston, Coach Carl Warmer Andre Fluker, senior, shoots for two. Boys' Basketball 154

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Sophomore Townsend Orr, lop scorer, displays his vertical jump as he Takes The shoi. Sophomore Boys' Baskelball: Fronl Row: Coach Rocky l-lill: Back Row: Cleophus Marshall Cmgrj, David Bralcher, Don May, Phillip James, Terra Anderson. Robert McDonald. Mike Davis, Mark Banos, Kendall Jackson, Marshaan Shepard, Dave Parker, Earskine Miller, Derrick Smith qmgrp if af? 1 543156 ff 1 51 ra ?' r ff 1 f W i 450 Boys' Baskelball 52 5 f f Q Craig Parham, senior, goes for The lay-up. My A ff,-, X Off' , ff 1 7 f 2, 4 y Z2 ig .W 5, Wie? U, f mmf W 1 if? Va? V l '74 Q +23 .5 e if as-n

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Difficult season ends Gifs' 'S e r ' Edwards named all-conference TR Opponent A6 MT. Assisi Al Bloom Troll 39 Rich EosT 49 Seion Acoderny -'ll Homewood-Flossmoor 36 ThornTon All Thornwood 22 Eisenhower 28 Richards 53 Reovis 35 Thornwood 52 ThornTon 38 Bloom 58 Creie-lvlonee Al Bloom Troil 28 Moridn 32 ST. Francis Academy 48 Homewood-Flossmoor 77 TF SouTh 58 Thormion 50 Thornwood AA Eisenhower Q 55 Bloom 48 ST. Francis Acodemy 38 Eisenhower 39 Moria I2 wins, ici losses The vorsiTy girls' poskeTpoll Teom ended o very Trying ond difficulT seoson wiTh o i2-lA record overoll. 'TIT wos difflculT in The pe- ginning of The seoson pe- cduse we hod o loT of Tur- novers, ond The problem wos diTTiculT To overcome, exploined Cooch Som Kenon. The Teom olso hod iTs shore of injuries To disrupT The flow of Things. Guord Gino Slough wos ouT wiTh o knee injury, which Threw off The posiiioning, ond The oTh- er ployers hod To odjusT. Also, Julie O'Neill, cenTer, wos sick ond missed eighi weeks of The seoson. Be- cduse of This, sophomore Meghon lyliller wos oroughT 452 Girls' BdskeTboll l Ginnie Hartman oTTempTs To siop o Thornion opponeni from od- vdncing wiTh The boil. Team captains Julie O'NeilI, Ginnie l-lorimon, ond Ellen Edwards go over pre-gome rules wiTh The refer- ee, up ond sTorTed os cenTer from Then unTil The end of The seoson. The highlighT of The seoson wos Toking firsT in The conso- loTion prockeT oT The l-lillcresT TournomenT. The Teom losi iTs TirsT gome ogoinsi Rich- orcls Q28-473 puT wenT on To oeoi Reovis Q53--4175, Thorn- wood C35-30, ond Thornion C52-465. WhoT moy hove been o sz ,, vel .:.,,.N,r ,W -21.4 l lhirisfrl reaisrrr a,5rrr,,,r olfroy, Tami done rmiaicili - ., . ,. . , f T M, l,., ine lfwifiii joel? rgxfzlrsliizfiefi girsrll iriizrgresliis- 'ZQETIM f:gifll'Tiw l2iQ2l' T'iiilT l'iWi'MiC,3ilT Tough seoson To some wos o rewording seoson for oThers. Senior Ellen Edwords wos nomed To oil-conference, ond TeommoTes Ginnie l-lorTmon, senior, Amy STud- zinski, junior, ond Miller were nomed oil-conference hon- oroble meniion. l Think The Teom did okoy, puT we could hove done much peTTer pecouse we hod The Toleni, We jusT couldn'T pull iT TogeTher, sToTed HdrTmon. The sophomore Teom hod o I5-I record overoll ond were Tied for firsT wiTh Thorn- wood. The freshmon Teom finished The seoson wiTh on ll- C7 record overoll.