Thornton Fractional North High School - Chronoscope Yearbook (Calumet City, IL)

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'4 SW Ol ELG Persuasiveness, pep, and perseverance are repre- sented in the Spirit of T. F. Those who actively exercise these qualities are none other than T. F.'s energetic salesmen. Since all school activities , must be linanced, these stu- dents combine their per- sonalities and persuasive ability to sell THORN- TONIANS, ads, and tickets to the football and basket- ball games. TICKET SALESMEN Left to right, Row 1: Terry Sczeglak, Ruth Harle. Row 2: Joan Weiland, Pat Wojcik, Readeanne Ingbretson. Row 3: Lois Freeman, Janell Wenzel. Row 4: Phyllis Linkewicz, Pat Magdziak, Par Modzesek, 1 Carole Karr, Linda Sheflield, X Mary Lou Davis, Lola Lorenz, Lois Lorenz, Betty Greider. Sitling: Marilyn Donaldson, Pauline Zralka, Catherine Koselke, Joanne Peters. THORNTONIAN SALESMEN Left to right, Row 1: Genevieve Winiarczyk, Rosie Klank, Lois Lorenz. Row 2: Josephine Monestere, Dolores Melton, Joanne Peters, Pat Gey. Row 3: Marilyn Donaldson, Laura Freeman, Pat Magdziak, - Francis Komorowski. Row 4: Josephine Winiarczyk, Dolores Wfisniewski, Joyce Patterson, Linda Sheflield. Row 5: Lola Lorenz. AD-GETTERS Left to fight, Row 1, filling: Joan Knoll, Lois Snider, Marguerite Maniscalco, Jack Budd, Proprietor, Dolores Melton. K Row 2, minding: Judy McDowell, Eileen Ragoven, Laura Freeman, LaVern Schepel, Marilyn Meyers, Genevieve Winiarczyk, Rosie Klank, Lois Rentner, Joanne Peters.

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CAPOFLOJCOICPQ .Sad RCU? 6 .Sz 00 if xMff0l g Miss Mildred Pidgeon Pubiicationr Sponsor The events of a school year soon fade into memories. To preserve these memories a yearbook is published to give the students a pictorial record Of the year. The Chronoscope Staff, under the editorial advice of Miss Mildred Pidgeon and the financial assistance of Miss Adeline C. Jaacks, has compiled and published the material for the Silver Anniversary edition of the Chronoscope. It was decided to let The Spirit of T. F. -all the things that T. F. stands for-be the theme to unfold the story of T. F.'s twenty-fifth year. Left to fight: Ralph Erchinger, Eciitory Carole Boardway, Arrirtanl Editor: Louis Dupre, Ar! Eziilorj Janell Wenzel and Jackie Harle, Ediiorial Staff. Lower left: Miss Adeline Jaacks, Fimmeial Adviyor.

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ournadfifri inferuiew ufure ceidrifg JOURNALISM CLASS Sitting, left to fighlf Al Owen, Jack Budd. Sltmding, R0-zu If Josie Becchino, Ann Zuzul, Barbara Dahlberg, Pat Keene, Angie Alaimo, Marcia Ewing, Joan Schelfke, Sharon Leach, Jeanne Kuaine, Jackie Carlson, Betty Greider, Chris Schneider. Rout' 2: Wfayne Kooy, Bob Young. John Nowalcowski, Bob McCloskey, Marilyn Lewandowvski, Yvonne Weil, Pat Shelton, Mary Maupin. Rauf 3, mzmiing: Ronald Lansing, Bill Makely, Richard Leisure. Noi in picture: Joyce Cadman, Margie Gifford, Mary Ann Slaby, Bob Skwiertz, Greta Allen, Laura Freeman, Virginia Hamilton, Dolores Hecht, Eileen Koschnick. TOP MAGAZINE SALESMEN Rauf I. yitliwg: Pat Wright, Phyllis Linkiewicz, Bob Young. Row 2. J'ff!fl7g.' Donna Cohenour, Ed Furmanski. Stmzding,' Philip Carlson, Tom Petree, Arlene Machay. i Here we see the potential staff members for next year's publications. The journalism students have extended a helping hand to the Thorntonian and Chronoscope staffs this year - proof-reading, typing, and writing for them. Q ' Those who helped to finance this years publications were the students who sold magazines. Pic- tured are the high salesmen who combined their efforts and interest for the project-thus leading the school in subscriptions sold. . , ' ' To these deserving students we extend our gratitude for their achievements. They have sincerely expressed the Spirit of T. ,