Thornwood High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (South Holland, IL)

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Daughter becomes big spender Although mothers and daughters do not always get along, they recon- ciled their differences long enough to share an evening together at the ninth annual Mother-Daughter Ban- quet. We really enjoyed putting the banquet together. It was lots of fun! stated Girls' Club member Shari Sil- verman. The theme, Mommie: An Expression of Love, chosen by the Girls' Club, reminded girls to appre- ciate the love and concern their mothers have shown them for years. My mother and I got along great all evening. I really think she had a good time, and I was glad I had a Above: Earla Walker proudly models her summer clothes for a hot day in July. Top Right: Michelle Watson shows her appre- ciation to Marianne Drewno for helping to make the Mother-Daughter Banquet a big success. MAY QUEEN COURT Ivy Devanis, Patti Drabick, Maid of Honor Teri Emerick, May Queen Marissa Alberico, Laurel Wolak, Joanne Schaffrick. Right: The Treble Tones add to the mood of the evening, t'An Expression of Love. 26 MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET chance to show her how much I care, commented one girl who at- tended. Dinner catered by BSLB which consisted of chicken, mostaccioli, ham, and numerous cold salads started the evening. Members of Girls' Club put on a fashion show to display the styles of the new season. The Treble Tones entertained with their own song and dance style. The finale, crowning of May Queen Marissa Alberico and Maid of Honor Teri Emerick, brought the evening to an exciting close.

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I .. ,AM ,M X 'B .1 'J Above: With the music of Lord Ashley, Pen- ny Swan and Ed Moldenhauer hold in a warm embrace. Top Right: Jamie Stockwell and Cathy Wiltjer find a place to rest between dances. Above Left: Marie Zenere helps Ken Moskwa sample one of the delicacies that was served. PROM COURT Front Row: King Pat Mad- den, Qucen Teri Emerick. Back Row: Steve Swinney, Lila Jarrett, Bob Rudman, Dee Dee Caudle, Kim Alcock, Manuel Barragan, Patti Drabick, Tony Terrazas, Sue Hoewischer, Jeff Pcrsin. PROM 25

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4' 'J S.. Santa delivers A soft blanket of snow cascaded over Thornwood on December 10, to set the scene for the annual Girls' Club Father-Daughter Banquet. Daddy is my Santa Claus, the theme chosen by the Girls' Club members, provided an ideal opportu- nity for daughters to show their dads just how much they were ap- preciated. BKLB catering service furnished buffet style dinner to all banquet go- in the Snow ers. After an enjoyable meal, daugh- ters and their fathers danced to mu- sic tapes supplied just for the special occasion. As always, the Father-Daughter Banquet was successful in proving to the girls that their dads can be ideal escorts. With snow flakes toppling outside, the evening came to an end, leaving a special memory in the minds of all who attended. Z' f ,ii f Top Left: The Father-Daugher Banquet is a chance for Thornwood girls to share the evening with their fathers and to remember special moments in their lives. With the sweet sounds of music drifting through the air, Kimberly Parks and her father hold in a warm embrace as they sway to the slow melody. Above: The round tables set up in the cafete- ria gave the girls and their fathers time to sit and chat among themselves and with other friends. Eagerly waiting for the music to be- gin, Lynda McClain, Sharon Wagner, and their fathers admire the bids which were cre- ated by the Girls' Club members. Left: As Mr. Katsaros, Adelynn Salato, and Mr. Salato get closer to the end of the buffet line, they ponder the wide variety of buffet choices comprised of fried chicken, sauer- kraut and sausage, and potatoes provided for the banquet by BXLB catering service. FATHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET 27