Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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N 'tb a -sz Alan Quirk Kelly Rapka John Ray Carlisa Redditt Tom Repasi Christopher Reynolds Kevin Rials Dashawn Richardson Julie Richman Eddie Roberts Lelsl Robertson Michael Robinson Valisa Robinson Mike Roe Annette Rogers Marc Rogers 4? David Royster Carl Rozewicki Dawn Ruisz Robert Rusiniak Shawn Russell Eileen Salas Walter Sanders Patricia Santucci Michael Sartin Susan Scalzitti Steven Schaefer James Schubert Torn Schuringa Kimlyn Scott Sabrina Scott Selenia Scott Udiuana Scott if Cornelius Shegog John Siggins Jason Simmons Kirk Simmons Roddric Sims Carolyn Skinner James Slize Gina Slough Alan Smith Germaine Smith Jefferey Smith Marci Smith Tammy Sorrell Ginny Spanlak Nicole Stampley Michael Staples lngrid Starks Elyce Statum Laura Steele Matthew Steffens Tara Stephenson Derrick Steward Chorise Stewart Latasha Stewart Shayne Stewart Brenda Stier Art Stoudernire 'X Monica Strange Joel Strelt Amy Studzinski Majonda Suell Sean Sullivan Andrea Swearengin 2 Kimberly Swigart Kristie Szymanski Tracy Taylor Abel Terrazas

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Driving dilemmas begin as test dates approach Can I Take The car Ta- nighT'? ul-low laie can I sToy ouT? ls There enough gas in The car? These auesTions were noT unusual in The house of any sixTeen-year-old who had his license, Finally being old enough To drive and receiv- ing a drivers license was a big parT of being a junior. ul jusT goT my license lasT week, and I was so nervous Taking The TesT aT lVlidloTh- ian, buT I would raTher go There Than Take iT aT school, because aT school all The Teachers know you, and They expecT Too much, sTaTed Rachel Jones. AlThough mosT sTudenTs opTed To Take The TesT aT The SecreTary of STaTe's of- fice, more sTudenTs were beginning To Take The driv- ing parT of The TesT aT school, According To Ivir. Wally Shaikowski, deparTmenT chairman, some were more comforTable Taking The TesT Through school because They already knew The in- sTrucTors and TelT more re- laxed wiTh Them, insTead of being wiTh a ToTal sTranger. An esTimaTed 400 sTu- denTs Took The TesT Through school, and Ivir. ShaTkowski ThoughT The program was greaT for The A and HB sTudenTs, who were The only ones Thai could Take The TesT Through school. Wherever one Took The TesT, finally receiving The li- cense was The goal. Joe Pallckl, junior, has The driving TesT he Took in school explained by Mr. Wally ShaTkowski, deparTmenT chairman. ski 1, 99 . f Q Karl Noble Brian Nolan Jeff Novak jlvlichael Novak Michael Nudo Elise Nye Kevin O'Connor Chakir Oneal ScoTT Palango Joseph Palicki Chris Pawlowskl KariTa Payne Chris Pearson Michael Peeples R' hard Penningion Acmal Perdue Lavince Person Alex PeTerson HeoTher Peylon Glenn Pfiel Kerry Phillips Bradley Pieczynski Michael Pijarowski Tammy Piper Melissa Pisarski Marion PiTTs Vanessa Poe Vfajuana Poole xjkineen Poradzisz Marc Porier PaTrlck PorTer Tammy PoTaT Lisa Powell Joseph Procida Michael Purcell 498 Juniors asfs 'E -1l1 is

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Siblings in school face identity problems Are you John or Joe? Doh't you have a brother in school? You certainly don't act like your older brother. lf one had a brother or sis- ter, this dreaded question could be heard throughout one's life. Those with siblings found that they were con- stantly being compared to their brother or sister or even being mistaken for them, 'tlt doesn't really bother me that l'm called by my sister's name. l'm so used to it that I automatically respond, said Kelly McCarthy. Another problem siblings had was fighting over locker space. Sharing lockers with Jerome could be d pain at times, but l guess it was bet- ter than being stuck with a stranger, stated Christina James. Even though sometimes brothers and sisters made lite impossible, some stu- dents did not have the problem. Being the only child l didn't have the sibling problems to contend with. lt also gave me o different outlook and open mind if a friend was having sibling problems and came to me for advice, commented Mike Nudo. Though problems be- tween brothers and sisters did occur there were times when the knowledge and guidance that they offered was beneficial, well maybe. Karen and Kelly McCarthy are two of the many students that are sib- lings in school. Lotrease Thigpen rftiinnie Thomas jdword Thomas Germaine Thomas Stacy Thomas Tracy Thomas Maurice Thompson UU io VS