Thornridge High School - Piper Yearbook (Dolton, IL)

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Arletha Bolton, Yoiiohio Myies, ond Tracy Woodson concenTrcxTe on keeping in sTep. Kick lines ore one of The sTeps ThoT The Lossies use To highIighT o rouTine. - Q 1 ..- .T 1. ,'Vf-ml V . :CW Al M .. E T VV n 'N V - ' ig 'Y f rv 2 Y T R J 'fx 4. . W J V 'V LVV L' 'L ' iff 2 M, . ,,. Y, 'x . . . , .- , I 45' tx A 5 V x I 5 4, .V ,N M W V, H I .. , . .fy gr' va 1 mggmlf ly 1 1 , ,S :ful I W- .ln -I A I 5 I V Q Ah, 4 V 5, .ni . if . V VV ' Vx 'Q , A 4' .Q . V' 4 W W. ' ' ' ' -,J V. AV ..' T J A f n V. Vf ' . R' VL, V 4 2-fi LT ' ', .3-1 I Q V' A 'I . ' 'vi' if .. 1 V ',-MMV. V . ' W A QV 1 . , i1'Ti'ff M . Z yelniww A! . 4 .V wi.: . 2 I M. , 6 . .ii V. :J I I 5 I . TR' T 4 W, ,, ., , ' V L 4 , . V , J V , fi ,uf A 3 . P V V , 7 2 E V T. . V . T mm. . T .. . ..J . V . V -Q 1 f T 'B' i T 5 I H I 'A fi rf W H V 'W 'V ' h f N' M ,Maw 'f'ff', ff. .3 .wr W ' if V mf1IUllH!I'Q? 'l ' ' N I' , , I if-j'-fs' .,,' .. ' V. ' M' ' . . . 'V V V . , II . . V nn i n r f ' A -I M ,. ,, I QM .. .I I - V VV i V .. . H A V- V Q0 M V, .VT ,,oo . 1' Q ' V .V .l 1 .. W ir ., . V. .MWMN fu -t , Vi A te, H 3 , . ye? ' V 1. V VV VVVV. A.,.A V .... . .... . Fl' .. 'Ill V Ill ww. V4 ' A . . r-N -- V V V H ' -'n.. new T? fi. . . . 1 ., .... . . N . wffgm -V VVVVV VV . . if wand. ...,,,,- V V, ... W? VVV- T T, . ,, Vi I '75 f l V f T '7 Ti A VVVnn T V, T .ff ' T TS, V T 4 1 'Q-M. QM ' n I 5, F 5 W My in v I ' ww r I 4 1 WM. VM. if .f VVVV V VVVn wi f if . I ,. ' .AP .,,..V , V WM, Mum 'M 88 Lossies ln the finoi ripple The girls show ThciT Thornridge is number one. Carb! Lester, co-copToin, keeps her orms sTroighT while keeping Time To The music.

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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

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Trying To leorn some oi The new sTeps like The 'Wop' ond The Cobboge Porch' wos diificuli for some of us, buT wiTh o loT of procTice we fi- nolly goi The hong of ii. -- Corel Lesier Juniors lead squad Song variety used in routines Only once before hod o copToin of The Lossies been o junior, buT PoTTi Son- Tucci led Two oTher juniors ond Two seniors os officers. 'lCorol LesTer, Sue HorTigon, ond l were The only girls wiTh Two yeors bockground, which wos required To be copToin. Ellen Hoyes ond Chono Moson were The only seniors, so ThoT quolified Them To be officers olso, sToTed PoTTi. The souod procTiced during The summer once o week for four hours. They morched in The Dolion Fourih of July Porode ond represenTed Thorn- ridge in The DolTon FesTivol. They donced To Heod To Toe for boTh performonces. OTher songs The Lossies used were CoTch Me l'm Polling, Ploying WiTh The Boys, U GOT The Look, 'll-loT Mix, Some Kind of Lover, ond l'Push IT. Using o vorieTy of songs noi only gove our performonces vorieiy, buT iT olso helped To soTisfy everyone's per- sonol TosTe for music, sToTed Ellen. Besides differenT Types of music, There were olso new Types of donce sTeps They used ThoT ronged from Tro- diiionol To jozz To sTreeT doncing. Try- ing To leorn The new sTeps like The 'Wop' ond The 'Cobboge Poich' wos difficulT for some of us, buT wiTh o loT of prociice we finolly goi The hong of iT, sold Corol. WiTh The exTro work, The closer kniT squod, ond The updoTed donces ond songs, The rouiines were more enjoy- oble boTh To perform ond To woich. ,l s I R ' K ,Q Y Lossles: Front Row: Korlo Beord, Doniio Bough, Yoiischo Myles, Lois Lineor, PoTTi Soniucci qcopijg Row 2: STocy Woodson, Condonce OuTIow, Trooy Woodson, l-leoiher Johnson: Row 3: Ellen Hoyes Cco-copT.Q, Angelique Lowson, Triege Lewis, Chono Moson Csecj, Korin l-lorTzeIl5 Bock Row: Denise Willioms, Liso Misczok, Sue Hor- Tigon qhisT.j, Liso Wilkins, Tykilo Workins Pahi Santuccl, copToin, leods The Lossies in On- word oi The l-lomecoming gome. Lossies 89