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

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W ' t bx ,pw .S N, A 'gym who win 4 We fs In 1.4 Q Tix arg K Above: With a look of determination on her face, Julie Ritchie types copy to be fitted into her layout. Above Right: Assistant Editor Laurel Wolak makes a checklist of activities that need pho- tographs. Above Left: Checking negatives before filing them is Assistant Editor Mary Rowe. Left: Assisting Annette Nellett with her as- signment, Assistant Editor Shole Milos helps get the foreign language copy into top shape. YEARBOOK 63

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Yearbook creates a melange Trying to capture a year's worth of memories as naturally and su- spensefully as possible the Th under- bird staff worked many long hours writing copy, choosing pictures, and drawing up preliminary and final layouts. One of the many obstacles the staff had to overcome was an illness known as lazy-itis. Motivating the people to work was the difficult task that Editor-in-chief Angela Schroeder and sponsor Mrs. Veidre Thomas had committed themselves to. Working long hours on week- ends and into all hours of the night, Angela commented, I only wish all the staffers were as dedicated as 3 3 ,M -A Above: One of the many jobs of the Editor-in- Chief is proofreading final layouts as Angela Schroeder discovers. Top: Preparing a double page spread, Lisa Todd glances at the ladder. Above Right: George Murawski works with a cropper to insure a proper fit for his pictures. THUNDERBIRD From Row: Wendy An- derson, Laura Jablonski. Second Row: George Murawski, Lynette Davis, Cindy Byrne, Julie Ritchie, Kathy Fulton, Lisa Todd, Kara Moll, Patti Drabick, Assistant Edi- tor Shole Milos, Marissa Alberico, Editor-in- Chief Angela Schroeder, Annette Nellett, As- sistant Editor Laurel Wolak. Back Row: Ad- visor Mrs. Thomas, Judy Sisk, Chris Szidik, Assistant Editor Mary Rowe, Chris Kawalek, Aileen Rodeck, Chuck Smith. YEARBOOK some. Another great problem facing the staff was the lack of money and the apathy to have fund-raisers. In traditional form the staff decid- ed on the navy blue and gold cover to commemorate the Tenth Anni- versary of Thornwood. Feature sto- ries again filled the album section and through them the staff hoped to show the uniqueness of the 1980- 1981 school year. Not only was the yearbook a me- lange of ideas, photos, articles and .2 opinions, but it expressed the me- lange of individuals who created and gathered these elements together. ,VY 4. . Qgk 'EA

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uill and Scroll induct eight On Tuesday, May 26, the Interna- tional Honorary Journalistic Soci- ety, Quill and Scroll, inducted eight new members. These students were honored for their academic achieve- ments and journalistic abilities. In order to be inducted into Quill and Scroll one must be a part of one of the school's publications, the Arrow or the Thunderbird. Under the di- rection of Mrs. Dorothy Ivey and Mrs. Veidre Thomas, the Quill and Scroll members were inducted by Arrow editor Jan Krause and by as- sistant Th underbjrd editor Shole Mi- los. Each new member was present- ed a gold pin and a membership card for their contributions and efforts. 4. . 3 P x . an-5 A W Quill and Scroll Front Row: John Miyata, Jan Krause, Kathy Fulton, Lisa Albarran, Bonnie Barry. Second Row: Angela Schroeder, Mary Rowe, Shole Milos, Lisa Todd, Mary Lozich. Back Row: Jenny Walsh, Dave Macknick, Patti Drabick, Steve Falat, Mike Dahlin. Above Right: .lan Krause and Mr. Summers discuss where to put the crop marks on the picture. Above Center: Quill and Scroll members Kathy Fulton and Patti Drabick stay after school to finish their layouts. Above: Quill and Scroll calls for tedious jobs, Laurel Wolak files photos for the yearbook. 64 QDILL AND SCROLL i... ga...-. ,gzr N Wm -if -is