Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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tithe people reatty enjoyed our singing: they were ctaps ping and singing atarig with Las. --- Sue Gittard Planning important Dance decisions top priority HWhat will we do for Turnabout? t'Should we sell candy or something different? Decisions had to be made it the ac- tivities of Girls' Club were to run smoothly, but first was Turnabout. A suitable theme, a picture background, and garters were some of the details that had to be agreed upon. There were also problems that had to be dealt with. t'Last year our back- ground was stolen, and we were furi- ous. This year we had to be extra careful, said Debbie Jania, president. ln the end, their hard work, including extra work on Saturdays and after school, paid off when the dance turned out to be a success. Girls' Club sold pocket calendars nniiff sz MMMWMWM ,,,,,, www, T 1. T ra. A ' tr l l and Christmas ornaments instead of having the usual candy sale. They went with Horticulture Club and sang carols at the Dorchester senior citizens home in Dalton. i'The people really en- joyed our singingg they were clapping and singing along with us. We wanted to stay and talk, but unfortunately we had to leave, stated Sue Gifford, vice president of board members. Spring activities included car wash- es, the induction ceremony for new board members, and Parents' Night with the announcement of the lvlay Queen Court. Even though there was much hard work and many decisions for a number of activities, it was still a lot of fun. I . rms? . f - s..s. ss..,, t. Connle Coleman and Tammy Piper inspect the pocket calendars sold by Girls' Club. Lori West, Camishar l-lersey, Monica Haqa, and Carolyn Skinner cut out decorations for the up- coming Turnabout. Girls' Club Officers: Julie Bytnar Cseoj, Sue Gif- ford qv. pres, of boardp, Kris Lafleur Cv. pres, of active membersj, Debbie Jania Qpresg Girls' Club 85

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iTiQriiggg,iii'iirTirTig:ieT gggiriisiliiii' iii:1iiggl54ii'i li5iifiT ia i'ii'iiif:illi:.iszi ilffiiii' fgixiuiixi ??iE2,,,5ifZT'iE Time we iiiec:i1i.ir'i'ie rgiiriiifi Work seems endless September-December the busiest For Highlanders, The club in charge of The sTudenT acTivlTies, The busiesT Time of The year was SepTember Through December. Their TirsT major projecT was Home- coming: preparailons and decisions were made in June and over The sum- mer, and when school began, so did The seemingly endless work. Highland- ers, l Think, has been fun for everyone. We all had The mosT fun working on The Homecoming dance and our floaT. Yeah, we had loose ends once in a while, buT we made iT, sTaTed David FulTz, sophomore. AfTer Homecoming Highlanders had a monTh before beginning ChrisTmas Tree sales. Six hundred Trees were de- livered on Nov. 28 and were sold daily unTil ChrisTmas break. Highlander members grew TogeTher To make our club beTTer. The joinT efforT beTween The members and The officers made The ChrisTmas Tree sales The besT. We all had spenT so much Time TogeTher ThaT we became closer and beTTer friends, commenTed Nancy Campa- nile, chairman. OTher acTiviTies were gym jams and freshman orienTaTion day. Highlanders, wiTh SCOT, volunTeered To give incom- ing freshmen a Tour of Thornridge. Working on orienTaTion day was a greaT opporTuniTy To meeT The new sTudenTs, sTaTed Dina KarTch, senior. So whaTever The acTiviTy Highlanders was sponsoring, everyone enjoyed working TogeTher To make The evenT a huge success. .A M Q pq' if IVI I Q Members put The final Touches on The Home- coming fIoaT. Highlanders: Front Row: Tricia Walski, Char En- gelman, Kelly McCarthy, Gina Berlongieri, STacy Collins, Amy Mansanarezp Row 2: Diane BonaTa, Karne Geringer, Dina KarTch, Linda Kefcham, Missy Pisarski, Chellle Ferczok Csecj: Row 3: Laura STeele, Andrea Freese, Dave FulTz, Mike Erwin. Krisiie Szymanski: Back Row: Dawn Ruisz qv. presj, Tammy Hlad, Jeffrey Popaeko, Nancy Campanile Cpresj, Lori LaTTa, NaThan Allen Highlanders 87