Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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,uwdmvw Mrs. Barbara Palmer supporTs The fooTball Team by aTTending a game. District 205 AdminisTraTion1 FronT Raw: Dr. Rich- ard Taylor, superinTendenT, Mrs. Cheryl Gan- sauer, direcTor of staff developmenT and voca- Tional educaTion: Back Row: Dr. STeve Hum- phrey, assisTanT superinTendenT, Dr. David Ely, as- sisTanT superinTendenT, Miss Kamala Buckner, di- recTor of sTaTe and funded grams District 205 School Board: FronT Row: Mr. Frank Russo, Mrs. Lyndell Beckham qpresj, Mrs. Blanche FoxworThy Cseoj: Back Row: Mr. James Veld qv. presj, Mr. George McNally, Mrs. Sharon Voliva, Mr. John Mooney Jr. T64 AdminisTraTion Leadership changes in school, district IT was a year of change for The ad- mlnisTraTion of boTh DisTrlcT 205 and of Thornridge. ln The summer of 4987, Dr. STeven Humphrey lefT his posiTion as assisTanT principal in order To become assisTanT superinTendenT of The disTrlcT. The second change for The disTricT was The addiTion of Dr. Richard Taylor as The new superinTendenT as Dr. Jack Curless reTired in July, 4987. WiTh his new posiTion, he was required To Take care of The daily problems of Three schools. The number of assisTanT principals in if K ' K all Three schools was reduced from five To four, so a re-alignmenT of duTies meanT Those four had even more work To do, For Dr. Richard Keller iT meanT busier days. Now ThaT l've Taken over scheduling, daTa processing, and aTh- leTics, my days are much busier and much longer. lT's been an awful loT To learn, and l hope l'm learning iT well, he said. DespiTe all The changes, The adminis- TraTion sTill did a greaT job, always wiTh The benefiT of The schools and The sTu- denTs in mind.

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P cally The awaiTed momenf fi- nally had arrived. Mr. Mi- chael BorTel, Highlander sponsor, waiTed in The wings aT The Homecoming assem- bly To announce Mrs. Nancy Winiecki The recipienT of The DisTinguished Faculfy Award given annually by SCOT- Highlanders. CommiTTmenT, dedica- Tion, and Time sacrificed were all a parT of being an organizaTion sponsor. Mrs. Winiecki began her Teaching career aT Thorn- ridge 'ill years ago and has been The Pom Pon sponsor since 4978. Mrs KaTzberger was The sponsor and re- signed in The middle of The year. They needed some- one and l Took The posiTion, she said. WhaT was special To her? Working wiTh The girls was a loT of fun and was exciiing. We were always doing someThing differenfp There was never a dull momenT, she commenTed. For each of The many rou- Tines performed exfra Time had To be given. Mrs. Win- iecki explained, All games, choreography, pracTices, and planning was done dur- ing off school Time. Home- coming week and The Two weeks during Try-ouTs were The mosT work. There was much more To being a sponsor Than smiling when a rouTine wenT well or analyzing why There were problems. Sponsorship re- quired planning an alumni Tea during Homecoming and The spring banquei, The banauef required a greaT deal of exira planning because we Try To go all ouT for The seniors. There's a loT more To Pom Pans Than geT- Ting ouT on The floor and dancing, she said. WheTher planning a rou- Tine, Tea, buriquef, or fund- raiser, much work wenT inTo The fine performances of The pasT 'IO years. Mrs. Nancy Winiecki is surprised To hear ThaT she is The recipienf of The Dlsfinguished FaculTy Award. MTSS Chris Adamo - SMA: A-A-S MOfOlfle VOUGYJ -T ' 'ill Girls' Club Sponsor s . - S - i'i Mrs. Regina Alex - Home Economics: B.S. Univ. of - . .sfr T -slzf g illinois: Freshman Class Sponsor g g T. ii' g-' T' T - Mr. Harold Anderson - Science: BS., M.S. indiana if A - s. Jyx 4 i iraqi STGTG .i ..kL1 ,L . . rw Tai 'Mx it Ka ,.. 1 L11L.L Mr. Richard saisrrode - Business oepi. cnrg B.S, B, g -N Ti fx sk T - sss. g i Norfhwesfern, M.B.E. Univ. of caiaraaa ' T' i x ssss T T Mr. David Baron - lndusfrial EducaTion: B.S.Ed. , 1 i, ,',.- T A sf ...tb NorThern illinois, M.S.Ed. Chicago STaTe 51 J, 5 T , X ,as P i: i': Mr. Don Bauc - lndusfrial EducaTion Depi. Chr.: T ' i g ' X am ..'k T Q ' N 5 M.S.Ed. illinois STaTe, Adv. CerT. Adm. Univ. of T S i llifiOlS1VlCA .... 1: i Mr. Ron Bauer - Physical EducaTion: BS. illinois T' i . E STaTe, M.S.Ed. Chicago STaTe .. T Mr. Jan Benjamin - Speech DepT. Chr.: B.S., M.A. ' r sk . indiana Siafeg Speech Team fhead coachp, NFL Q .-ii if Mr. Richard Berfeho - Social Workerg B.S. Univ. of T Illinois, M.S.W. George Williams College ' iiiiii g,..'g Ms. Rhonda Best - Science: B.S. illinois Sfale Mr. David Beucher - Business K ,fi - T MT. ROI1 BOI'lfl llo - HGGTTVI, Physical EdUCOTiOI'l, .Sei .'-f1' ' g W QQQI T Drivers Educagon, AThleTic and Inframural Depf. iiriil: T ---' 2 N. T .'- s cnnp BA. illinois Sfafe, iv1.s. inaiana. Ainieria s ii'i 1. l-i- i Tif- T T - - DTGCTOT T A Mr. Michael Boriel - Social Sfudiesf B.S., M.A. , ' i. an ' i- -iii g -i-.i f .2 i-- Q i'- Wesfern Iliinois: Highlanders, Bowling . X i..i i N QQ.-s T 4 TTTST T T Tiii A Mr. Pershing Broome - Counselor: BS. Tennessee N-an g .., -7' A TT A ' 5T'- A811 STaTe, M.A. Roosevelf g S T -T T T ' .- Mr. Alberi Buddlng - Coordinafor of HealTh and W, 53 ' Physical Educafioni B.S. Ohio Siafe, M.S. Norfhern - illinois 166 Faculiy