Thornton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Thornton, CO)

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Vera Trujillo Ysidro Trujillo Thomas Trumblc John Turner Brian Tustin Erik Tuttle Douglas Tweedy John Valdez Amy Van Meter Scott Van Sickle Brain Vclandia Jodi Vergith Nestor Vigil Shawna Vigil Trini Vigil Karen Vogt Kristin Vollmcr Lamngan Vongsakoun Viengkham Vongskoun Joel Voss Annette Wagner Andrew Waite Brenda Walker Ronald Walker Angela Wall Dee Wall Michelle Wanser Effic Ward Glenn Warden Samuel Ware Amy Weber Leanne Wedge Katherine Wedig Dawn Weese Paula Wells Christopher Wenholz 116 Junior, Joshua Chopper puts on a happy face for the annual Halloween festivities.

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Lori Starr William Stcinbcrgcr Chad Stephen Trisha Stephens Christine Stepien Kimberly Stigall Jeffrey Stocklcy Tyde Stohlcr Robert Strccks Christopher Stuberg Tanesha Sullivan Ingrid Sundberg Kimberly Swart Allison Swope Michael Talbot Jennifer Tallman Tami Taylor Tammic Tcatcr Nicholas Teti Patrick Thorne Ron Thorpe Calvin Thurman Christopher Tomlostc Reshaun Tomsick Charles Torres Jennifer Trejo Dion Trujillo Pete Trujillo One of the responsibilities of the members of the junior class is to raise funds for the junior senior prom. Working the concession stand at home games is a primary money maker. Chris Garcia puts in his time waiting on his father during the homecoming game.

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Lyle Wcsscl Karen Westin Brenda White James Widhalm Corinna Wildcn Benjamin Williams Dan Williams Gary Williams Jennifer Williams Joseph Williams Aaron Willis Rudy Willrich Bo Willscy Jason Wilsey Donald Wiseman Laryce Witt Tami Wittich Sonja Wolanski Dana Wolverton April Wood Maylin Woods James Wyckoff David Yoshida Brian Yunkcr Lynne Zastrocky Lucinda Zerr Dclfinia Zuniga Homework! What Homework? By Kathleen Crowfoot Where do students do their homework, how much time is spent on it? A Thornton High School student feels that the radio, T.V. or something on making noise helps her study. Kim Stigall junior stated, When I study the T.V. and radio are both on. It helps me to study, because I can't concentrate when it's all quiet. In a general study Thornton High School students spend an hour or two on their homework a night, but very seldom more. Students go to school for seven hours, five days a week, who wants to go home and do more? Students have better things to do like, I would rather play sports and sleep than go home and do homework, commented Kelli Cornett a sophomore. What the students don't realize is that they are the ones who benefit from doing it. They would rather be doing something better with their time. But if you think about it, they only have so long to learn, then they have to put what they've learned to use. Some of us will have good jobs or bad jobs, it’s really up to you. If we take the time to learn for an hour or two a day we are bettering ourselves. We become aware of what we enjoy or don't enjoy. So if we take the extra step to succeed we can have a job we enjoy and can do our best. Homework creates laughter in Lisa Keith. Tracy Sogi. Julie Cook.and Andrea Gregg.