Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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K' ww Boing a senior and owning a car were all part of The best years of their lives for Sam Nofo, Keifh , Johnson, Adam Needles, and Jeff Popaeko. va I ww www.. ' . f 44 1, fggM4 Y - ..... .1 Mrs. Edyfhe Sfrafer, home economics teacher, supervises Tina Bona, senior, in preparing for the M class cookouf in fhe courtyard. i i i Af .al- ' ...J ,Q ii' was xl W frm 'D 4' A I 1 A N My A Opening UP img,

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iulvly fdends andl .would meeT by someone 's locker To gossip, make plans for The weekend and geT Through The dey. -- Sabnno Howers Hey how was your sum mer? Where did you geT ThaT cool mini skirT? I m gonna be laTe for Sfeffe s class Did you go To The U2 con cerT? lT was awesome' Are we doing a lab in biol OQV9 WhaTs going on This week end? lcan T believe ThaT There s a TesT Today in Englishl l didnT sfudy did you? WhaTs up wiTh you Two? WhaT were we Talking abouT in IQ88? As 2,049 sTudenTs en Tered Through The big squeaky glass doors on SepTember 2, ThoughTs of eiTher The sun and waves or jusT plain relaxing and doing whaT we wanTed were probably floaTing in our heads. For some, geTTing back To school, friends and classes were The only Though Ts on Their minds Changes meanT conversafion and someThing To Talk abouT And where was iT ThaT sTu denTs Talked ? Of course sTu denTs were in English discussing a book or novel ThaT was read asking auesTions in maTh class or speaking espanol in The lan guage lab BuT The arT of con versaTion was held mainly during The free Times of The day lunch periods gym classes and even The bafhrooms somefimes served as ouTleTs for discussion My friends andl would meeT by someone 's locker To gossip, make plans for The weekend, and geT Through The day, said Sabrina Flowers, junior. Eifher way, people were Talk ing abouT Their lives in and ouT of Thornridge. mmmmm:umnmmum umunnunmmn Senior lrlan Magnavife C710 leads The Team Through The banner af The Homecoming pre game 4 33 'ii ,,. . i ma ' v-F. J We-' .A-E.. Q 'srl y a ll I I I I ' 1 ll I ll ' ' ll ll . , . . ,, . I - ll I I u ll I I - ll I I I I . n - - I 1, . . . . . , H . . . . . ll I I - H , . . . . . ll I I ' I ll I ' I I I I . . . , . . . ,, . . I ' I Il I ' Il ll ' . 1 . . .. H ... Y-YY, V ,,-,,-,, ,M -,,-,,,,,-1, ,,, ,,,,,,,, i m , , , 1.-w-,, ,. M.,L:..,,,. ,. M, l Til. .u. f-litem' i

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,4 .3195 if? HIT was ,impossible for me To rirncllon Thai early sive momieg, and we weren'T aiowed To wear swears so l was ifeezing, Too. i was :foo fired To do anylhing Thai reduired moyemersf. W- iam olhs ln gossip, some common phrases were whaT's up and like. lf we had To geT ouT fasT, we were broamin' wiTh The quickness and some of our good buddies were homies. Dorofhy McDowell, junior, said, Phrases almosT had To be used in order To be considered cool. We found The mosT fun in Talk- ing abouT our free Time and where we were going To spend iT. Medusa's, Club Naked, Pho- Ton, a friend's house, shopping malls, or downfown Chicago- were some common places To meeT new people and have fun. BuT along wiTh affer-hours ac- TiviTies, we were Talking abouT The changes. Second period was now known as i7rsT period and lasT period was sixTh period. Homeroom sTarTed aT 8:05 a.m. and only 190 half-asleep sfu- denTs aTTended zero period which began aT 7:10 a.m. lT was impossible for me To funcTion ThaT early in The morn- ing, and we weren 'T allowed To wear sweaTs so l was freezing, Too. l was Too Tired To do any- Thing ThaT required mo vemen T, said Tom Collins, junior. Some of The new classes, in- cluding fashion merchandising. food science, and American law, made The day go by much fasier. The new classes pro- vided The sTudenTs wiTh The op- porTuniTy To enhance Their foun- daTion of knowledge perTinenT To Their poTenTial career choices, said Mr. l?on Zeilenga, counselor. And This is whaT The Piper is all abouT for 1988: whaT people were Talking abouT , . . The band geis the specfafors tired up for The second half of The game.