Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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General staff members, Gigi Ronauiich and Pau- ia Bentley, assist circuiation manager Karen Schwartz with inserts before distribution. laying out pages was a weekly task for news editor Julie Nelson ana opinion editor Joe Mo- seie. lb 7,170 what Assistant news editor Dominic Kuczwara types a story into the Mac. Editors Julie Carlson and Roger Phillips take the first step toward mastering the new computer. 7A Bagpipe S8 m.....u-li ---..A. yu-f...,,, QQ -r

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were? sler::Tr:3ir'rr-Q. nail page regress. rnrzpzilzlrreai rjiihlnese frfgllsprrilf' QTUEETT' TQTTWTT -. -4 W- my-HK T A A -J ,A Trips highlight year Exchanges offer new insights lmagine sleeping in a log cabin and cooking over an open fire in The mid- dle of winfer. For 20 of The AFS mem- bers, This was a chance To break away from home before Tackling final ex- ams. We wenT sledding, had huge snowball fighfs, and goT To enjoy Mr. Li's homemade Chinese food, said Kim Piper, senior. ln addiTion To The Michigan camp- ouT, AFS members wenT To The circus and Traveled To downTown Chicago during ChrisTmas To observe The deco- rafions and go shopping. They also Took Their annual Trip To Wisconsin in February, and in exchange, Wisconsin sTudenTs came To TR. Noi everyThing Took place away from school. Pizza sales, The club's only fund-raising evenT, made acTiviTies possible. Held in November, February, and May of each year, The sales broughi in abouT 84,000 each Time. Members were also given The op- porTuniTy To learn abouT The lifesiyles of The AFS-sponsored foreign ex- change sTudenTs and Teacher: KeiTu- meTse TsoTeTsi from SouTh Africa, So- phia Avraam from Cyprus, Miriam STeglich from WesT Germany, and Mr. Shi Ping Ll from China. l've really en- joyed being in AFS for four years. As a member, l have learned a greaT deal abouT The foreign sTudenTs and Their culTures, commenied Tricia Vander- lee, presidenT. Those sTudenTs who liked To Travel and meeT new people found ThaT AFS was The club To geT involved in. Kim Piper checks To make sure she has everyTh- ing she needs for The camping Trip. AFS: Front Row: Miss Joann Macander fsponj, Arlene Maye, Felicia Winbush, Tricia Walski, Tenya Jordan, Alicia Yarbrough, KeiTumeTsi Tso- Tefsi, Lavenia Reaclus, Tanya Brown, Gina O'Neill5 Row 2: Verla McCloud, Candace OuT- law, Tonya Lewis, Elsa James, Nina Mason, Amanda Johnson, Sonya Lewis, Tracy McKee. Tyreece Richardson, Ingrid Sfarks: Row 3: Cheryn Thomas, Krisfie C-rzywinski, Kimberly Piper, Tracie Spencer, LaTrease Thigpen, FaneTTa BaTes qhlsT.Q, Susan Gifford, Sophia Avraam, Lara Pseno, Mr. Shi Ping Li: Row A: Tanya Johnson, Darrell Jones, Valarie Johnson, Julia Adams, Den- ien Hill, Earlene Smifh, CynThia Smifh, Tricia Van- derlee qpresy, Miriam STeglich: Back Row: Ver- neTTa Payfon, Lisa Wilkins. Michael Nudo, Kimber- ly Blake, Lenard Adams qv. presy, Jason Parker, Sue Harrigan, Ellen Edwards, ChaqueTa Bradley A 73

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NTT was riil whale new lear'rrirrig Technique Tar esferyane, buT once we ali caughi oh, ever' yihing was sa easier? T-A-M Julie Carlsarr MHC S3 V95 l110l19y Distribution changes to Friday Take SQ,OOO, buy a new MacinTosh SE compuier, an Apple Laser wriTer plus, and a DEST scanner, and whaT does one have? Desk Top publishing - The laTesT process of publishing a newspaper. The Bagpipe sTaff received iTs new eauipmenT in December and immedi- aTely began The learning process. By spring Type seTTing was eliminaied and The newspaper was camera ready before going To The prinTer. The new process saved close To one-half of The producTion cosT. IT should pay for iTself in abouT Three yearsf' said Mrs. Jean Daily, adviser. WiTh The new Mac, sTaff members loaded Their siories in The correcT Type size and column widTh righT inTo The compuTer. The scanner was used To inpuT graphics and Typed copy. IT was a whole new learning Technique for everyone, buT once we all caughT on, everyThing was so much easier, said Julie Carlson, ediTor-in-chief. The Bagpipe was disTribuTed on Fri- day insTead of Thursday. This gave The sTaff an exTra day afTer a Monday holiday, as well as anoTher day of sporTs coveragef' said Roger Phillips, assisTanT edilor-in-chief. Aside from disTribuTing 26 weekly is- sues, sTaff members aTTended SICA and NlU conferences, Took ci walking field Trip To Souih Holland, and held Their annual candy sale in The spring. The 87-88 sTaff would be remem- bered as The firsT group who paved The way for fuTure users of desk Top publishing. Tix is... r l N-f.,NTJ:i I . ,se-1 ns.: QC -Nagy Striving for perfeciion on pasTe-up day are sporTs ediTors Rodney Shipe and John BhaTTy, and feaTure ediTors Meri Miiidiero and Marianna Runge. Bagpipe: Front Row: Julie Carlson QediTor-in- chiefy, Roger Phillips fassT. ediTor-in-chiefjg Row 2: Marianna Runge, Gigi Randulich, Amy Glowacki, Tricia Walski, Paula BenTley, Katie Lydon, Julie Nelson, Karen SchwarTz, Rodney Shipe, Joe Mo- sele, Kerry Phillips, NaThan Allen: Back Row: Meri MiTidiero, Mrs. Jean Daily Qadvj, John Ryan Bagpipe 5