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

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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. ,

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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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i we My 2 of je owfi The Boys' Club is a democratic organization which is open to every boy in school. Governed by a board elected from active members and sponsored by Mr. Harvey Lambka, the Boys' Club designs activities for the boys. The socials after games, the Boys' Club Dance, and the Father-Son Party help to carry on the traditions which are a part of the Spirit of T. OFFICERS, Upper left Left to right: Vern Frank, Ray Rulf, Jim Munson, Bryce Keller, Vince DePirro. JUNIOR BOARD, Circle Left to right: Bob McCloskey, Conrad Kelleher, Ed Flom, Tom Vierk, Charles Uram. SENIOR BOARD, Upper right Front: Dick Furmanski, Jerome Grudzien. Bark: Bob Abblett, Ralph Erchinger, Dave Stinson, Ronald Schultz, Mr. Lambka, sponsor. SOPHOMORE BOARD, Center Left lo right: Pete Siderius, Sam Smith, Ed Bauer, Bill Winterhoff, Jerry Musgrave, Bob Stinson. FRESMAN BOARD, Lower right Front: Jan Schultz, Art Rogers, Howard Dockweiler, Jack jones, Richard Selin. Standing: Phil Kosanavich. 26