Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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Beginning Band: Fronl Row: .lamme Chesinui, Elizdbeih Bishop, Tommie Harris, Bock Row: Auh- dikiam Carney, Bob Wilcox, Charles Barnes, Hen- ry William, David Heritage, Curtis Bell JV Band: Froni Row: Ursula Morrow, Daphene Srnilh, Edra McDowell, Back Row: Melody Hard- wick, Sleven Dean, Millecef Fullilove, Kendrick Cleveland, Lairell Ford, Richard Townsell Yolandus Douglas, Brion Whiie, and Leon Hen- dricks were parl of The popular drum seciion. url in-.,, u.N,,,.,,,..v . w---pu' Music 65

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f TW f-rr. Trips offer break Outside learning gives insight A field Trip was an acTiviTy ThaT made The school year more exciTing. Field Trips meanT a break away from school and a learning experience ThaT could noT be TaughT in The classroom. My field Trip was a learning exper- ience: l was able To see people per- form and show Their experfise in Their skills, commenfed Tonya Shelby. sen- lor. There were many Things ThaT need- ed To be done in order To have a suc- cessful Trip. No more Than one field Trip was allowed per day. The Teachers planned Their field Trips ahead of Time To geT The school's approval. STudenTs were allowed only one field Trip per week. STudenTs Took Trips To many exciTing places such as a weekend ski Trip, a Chicago Bulls' baskeTball game, and even The museum. Field Trips broughT The French class gaThers af The Daley CenTer To Talk and enjoy scenery af downfown. on relaxaTion and enjoymenT wiTh in- TeresTing ouT of school acTiviTies. I wenT To see The Spanish version of Don QuixoTe as parT of my learning exper- ience. The besT Thing abouT my field Trip was when we Turned The corner and The bus driver Tore The bumper off a parked car, sTaTed Gregory ATkins, senior. NOT only were field Trips fun buT They were also educaTionally fulfilling. Sfu- denTs wenT To museums To learn abouT The human body, nuTriTion, sciences, arTs and music. I wenT To The McCor- mick Place To see a ballef perfor- mance of The NuTcracker. l'm nof real- ly info balleT, buT iT was inTeresTing To see The orchesTra and dancers To- geTher in harmony, said Chris Paw- lowski, junior. STudenTs also exper- ienced The movies, plays, balleTs and orchesTra. Some Trips Took sTudenTs To workshops and SICA compeTiTions. Field Trips broughT new life To learn- ing and esTablished a way To relax Throughoui The year. infill F f Miriam Sfeglich, Mr. Shi Ping Li and Sabrina John- son go sledding on Their AFS weekend. During Physics ll. Mr. Charles Wiechern, Michelle Frampfon, and Tom Donafrio experimenf in The courTyard. Field Trips 67