Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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1 . ig! F 'tx- At the Rosemont Horizon, the Varsi- ty basketball cheerleaders express their enthusiasm. Varsity Football Cheerleaders: Front Row: Jeneen Hawkins, Kim Camp: Back Row: Tiffany Frazier, Dawn Choiewa, Missy Pisarski JV Football Cheerleaders: Front Row: Beth Urban, Debra Novitskig Back Row: Anissa Turner, Laurie Cie- cierski, Wyndie Lewis 460 Cheerleaders Strict rules enforced 25 out of 110 selected for squad Aerobics extensively for half an hour four days a week, an extremely strict coach, no jewelry allowed, and attendance at all the games. All these qualities built the excellent reputa- tion of the TR cheerleaders. The tryouts were ex- tremely difficult because there was only one cut. From the 'iiO that tried out, only 25 were selected. Then the work began as the girls had to learn many new cheers each day. The cheerleaders had more spirit toward the games with their new uni- forms, which they eagerly sold tons of candy for. Camp also came to Thorn- ridge for the first year and was a three-day ordeal which benefited the team as a whole. From all the sweat and my sore muscles, cheerlead- ing seemed to be the most strenuous for me. We worked hard and put in a lot of hours into our cheers, said Kim Thornton, senior. Thornridge was also hon- 'lifrorn all the sweat dnr:i rriy r'i iuscles, rziteerieiziriiing seemed to be the most strenu- ous for me. -- Kim Thornton . K ,fl fli . . S K.. . ., 1, , W ., vw- , ,K A . s f' . , ,,,,,, T 'viii'-'Q so s s so tr Ng -rf lE ...., ,s , so s 1 T ' ' X s . -' X K N Q. if s e y . , ,.:f,,.. - .g. -,,-l , . '-f G fill.. . . ss . rs., - -, iii?-ffki?-f ' -. -ft .- 5 :fi W---P' , ..iss?f'zzsig:f' . J K' W' ' ,- F: - xx . .. ' . :-L :f:EE:.iifwliiiliiiiiisii55z,:sf,, In 5, . s ' ' ssrsgrgexsslsiikks --I . xr . ,f .5 .L -,s fsrffemsifeesrgrsgsresi.sg. f - , 5 2 . ' ,K if .k:,, S - . K si 5555 3 'gin-ies- if-srresiisrsfiq 3 .t V V, Q., , .y X - ored by being able to pla Thornton at the Rosemon' with Cl crowd of 25,000. Even though TR lost, thi cheerleaders kept the hopl up until the clock read zerc With the volume of thi crowd, it was hard for ev eryone to hear us. Wi wanted the crowd to hell us cheer, but everyonl cheered their own chant: Our spirit was kind C lowered - but we neve gave up! said Tiffany Frc zier, junior. Even if the crowd was nc at its best, the cheerleader: hard work to show enthus asm prevailed. X . . Q N i Y sz E N ' 4 . 11 1 X - Gag e f K Q A5 ,gggs-e f 3- N I ' ,Q A ,J : t , 'WW T' 1 3 - xx ssissix' S A A x S 'N' Q S3 as 'SN -rx x X' it Xgskitssg its ir- .',. si. ..,-- , . ,L .,,., E Qigry sw L , , 'N ls- 121. kt' Qt. 1- il ' fit fx s ss-six . , . s H wi Mi. . .43 NN xr sw tiqssigf f 'X :E+ xg . s s Q J Q i is X i C s Q s xx sm ,ts X- r sr X , s sxs X se, J ss gsm lie 5 Xxrx V555 X gg ,Q N, X K ,.i.' X is slsssfr siltxsss 5' t

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Frosh-Soph Wrestling: Froni Row: Ed Carroll, Luis Rodriguez, Columbus Johnson, Jason Brown, Carlos Sepi, Mario Casiillo, Erik Trellag Back Row: Coach Dennis Condon, Calvin Mon- roe, Alexander Seldon, Eric Evans, Calvin Harden, Jamey Wallace, Da- shawn Richardson, Keith Dunigan. Lacondra Hall, Coach T.J. Shirley Patrick Henley receives a quick pep ialk from Coach Al Gandolfi beiween marches. Wrestleretfes: Sheryl G-leim, Mi- chelle Wozniak, Dawn Ruisz, Sadie Burns, Pam Smiih lixelebi Mike Banasiak sieps inio siariing posiiion for The rneel againsi Thorn- wood. Wresiling

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Varslty Basketball Cheerleaders: Front Row: Lanita Stewart, Jeneen Hawkins: Row 2: Joni West, Tuesday Austin, Rachelle Jackson: Back Rowi Lisa Mitchell, Dawn Cholewa, Kimberly Thornton, Tiffany Frazier Sophomore Basketball Cheer- leaders: Front Row: Janet Nowac- zyk, Tammy Titus, Debbie Novitski: Back Row: Tammi Acevedo, Tanya Roberts, Lazheta Thomas . -.,,,, RJ Varslly Football cheerleaders helped cheer for victory against Thornwood at Homecoming. On the field, Varsity cheerleaders welcome the fans and the start of the game. Cheerleaders 461