Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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Weekend audi 14144, Jumpin' music, slick D.J.'s, fog machines and lazer beams -- look out, because weekends were meant for fun. Weekends for some were parties, constant running, and time with friends. I liked cycling fifty miles Saturday and forty Sunday, but during the night I enjoyed spending an evening with my girl friend while listening to REM. in front of my fire- place, said John Siggins, ju- nior. Of course, weekends were not only a time for fun. I liked spending my week- ends with friends, but when school called, l had to de- vote time to homework, said Peter Bonebrake, soph- omore. Most people enjoyed their weekends to the fullest be- cause when Monday came they knew the fun would be over. Money, , Pep auembfa Promoting school spirit, getting everyone together, and having a good time was what assemblies were ali about. The Homecoming as- sembly was great. I enjoyed everything about it and the way it boosted school spirit. This assembly was the best we've had in my four years at Thornridgef' stated Eve- cawie WTI LIHISTOTTL S9f1tOf CIGSS Offi- cer. The assemblies brought on problems with the rowdi- ness, but most students feit it was the oniy way antasf sensibly shoutd bewfl lttltl liked the battle cry and watching the performances and the spirit that was shown by my peers, said Lisa Gawrych, senior. , I ...... . - . ...... .... . i School I ussemisses? helped with the ceeisderice revel of the our fQQii?Q 'Sum in will it I ii 'J ef 1- E- Ylffliliiilrf ' ' fl' .ii ff X il.ffJI'v'iilili 'ill I - ' I It I with it f it I ff ,Iwi it lf:nif.,,i.,!ifII ' 'iff'Ixx,,wjiIlIxliiIii ,11iwil,.q'.1'iiiilt .'lt C The was or se. were -fem fugeuioul Aowwel friwwl Wowl Check out that outfit sitting in the window. I only wish I had the money to afford it. Money was the major obstacle which stu- dents overcame in different ways. e li have a job working after school at Kurt's Ace Hardware. lf I do work around the house, I don't get paid ,because it's . exe pected. The only other way i get money is to receive It as a birthday or Christmas gift or maybe it i get lucky and find some, said Paul Mack. senior. Some, peoples only form at income was an allowance. They do work around the house and in this way got money from their parents. The money I got was from an atiowance. As my mother said, 'You have the rest of your life to work so enjoy yourself now! I like to do as my mother says and if she is willing to pay me for cleaning my room, i would be more than happy to do it, said Paula Franson. senior. I Money was needed for just about everything: Clothes. records, junk food. entertainment. cars, or dat- ing. tf ci student had some- thing that he really wanted. he would find a way to make money to get it. QM? 'fwfr Alldeuf alvagl It was the weekend and more money was needed for food, dates, and enter- tainment. Spending money was not a difficult task for most teenagers, for it was almost impossible to go any- place and not spend mon- ey. At times I tended to spend more money on clothes and on myself than anything else. I could buy a girl something nice, but the next thing I know she would be mad at me, said Dario Dillard, senior. There were several ways to spend money, some more expensive than others. I spent my hard-earned rw fm! ro way I money on leather jackets and nice clothes. I am also saving some for the future, my school, and otherneeds after high school, said Sta- cie Friberg, senior. Of course, some liked to spend as much money on food as others did on clothes. I liked satisfying my hunger needs before any- thing else. Food was impor- tant and I liked to spend my money on lots of it, said Tim Warchol, senior. For most youth of today, spending money was easy, for there was always some- thing a student either need- ed or could not live without. Mini Mag Winnmg. 4ii'i'-s 9

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Beach scenes set dance mood Wasn'T iT a liTTle early To be aT The beach in The mid- ,dle of March? Perhaps, buT This sighT was noT unusual for over 200 couples ThaT aT- Tended The annual Girls' Club dance, Cherish The Love. RomanTic scenes seT aT The ocean shore greeTed sTudenTs as They walked inTo The Transformed gym. 'lThe ceiling was very differenf wiTh The sTreamers and bal- loons. Six people worked on iT, and iT Took four To five hours To puT up, commenT- ed Debbie Jania, '88 C-irl's club presidenT. The club worked from De- cember To March on The planning of The decorafions. We chose The Theme aT The beginning of December and sTarTed working on The decoraTions aT The begin- ning of January. We came in before and afTer school al- mosT everyday, sTaTed Wendy Holden, '87 Girl's Club presidenT. A change in leadership meanT adjusTing To The new sponsors, Miss Chris Adamo and Miss Nora O'Toole. IT was fun working wiTh Them, according To Julie ByTnar, senior, because They broughT in a loT of new ideas To The club. When people weren'T dancing, They enjoyed The hors d'oeuvres which includ- ed an olive Tray, cheese and crackers, sausage and crackers, cookies, and fruiT punch. The highlighT of The even- ing was The crowning of Tim Zackavec as king. Also named To The courT were Michael Clark, senior, Sher- man Adams and Johnny WesTbrook, juniors, Tim Vargo and Deon Cole, sophomores, and Mike Linde and Drue Camarillo, fresh- men. l'lT was fun being Taken ouT by a young lady and having her TreaT. lT was a nighT l'll never forgeT, said Errol MaTThews, sophomore. AfTer The dance couples scaTTered To area resTau- ranTs, where as TradiTion de- manded, The girls finished The TurnabouT evening by TreaTing Their daTes To din- ner. ig .,,. ...M Y-Yrs, . -T.. T, --T . 1 is-df: 1- Q '-i..,fw,.r i wer 1 ll-,.:2.,.f:s 1 ll. if f -gfgg m and me gf ik 1 Tr ' T-TH M l' iz? 15,652 ' T lr-Wi T r l..,Ei A ff 'iw ser-fsirs T,-T -wif r i.rs Q? .H ww u fi at safe 5' il .si r--if . A F s 322,55 I -ir i...,..ia M T J' ' H... r'iTl'il f'rlT- l '? il177f1fil'! 'i 'lu 'il'm'i'i' T i 1Tl'lr -...mil -We if 5: df 1 Tn.,,,li4 4 .. Y Ni l T me T ,,,,.,, 'if i 'W V. -- W J' 4 NP. l Kerri Haan and Rich Alvarado Try To find Their names on The ships ThaT decoraTed The gym. Glrls' Club members, Lori WesT and Lafonya Harris, Pass our garTers and bids To Cherie Holdren and Tina Goodwin. TurnabouT T3