Thornton Township High School - Thorntonite Yearbook (Harvey, IL)

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Z0 XXV N X fxx X' 'sxlx xx X X Q rein 1' 1 IIIW ' did . t Q i s' he 41 Z A' r. Q ! t If only lockers Could talk! There would be storics of Conversa- tions overheard and events witnessed, like the happy inotncnts thc books are piled in before assemblies or the sad ones after report card day. There would be continents about faculty. friends, and the inovie and TY personalities that grace the locker doors. just as here behind Sharon Campbell as she talks to Arlene Haseinan.

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Good Humors-Mr. William A. Rodgers, Henry LaBrec, john Thies, Alan Javert. XVhen it comes to consuming food, Thorntonites take a back seat for no one. Cafeteria statistics in the form of pounds of potatoes, pieces of pie, and bottles of milk seem almost astronomical at times. And the number of cokes and hot dogs consumed at a football game, if laid end to end, would reach out of this world. The Good Humor truck does such a thriving business on those warm fall and spring days, Mr. Rodgers declares that he finds Thornton one of his favorite schools. ,lx Ken Stelter reads as he eats

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Like Darlene Graefen and Laddie DeVore, we made tape recordings of talks given in class and skits presented. We improved our speech habits as we learned more about the class topic. We found a tape recorder as educational as a movie and lots more fun on the play-back. We liked to recite in class but we liked to whisper too, like Dennis Johnson and Donna Licht in Mrs. Feslerls English class. Some teachers were more human than others and seemed to realize that th said out loud but that just can't wait until after ere are things which canlt be class, either. 31 AND TALK 21