Harold L Richards High School - Golden Year Yearbook (Oak Lawn, IL)

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Coach Lost ond Mr. Rocey looked on as gym students played bas- ketboll. Miss Cunningham demonstrated volleyball serving to one other gym classes. and stamina. Throughout the year physical education classes developed the students' minds and bodies with a number of different selections. A variety of act- ivities such as baseball, basketball, football, gym' nastics, soccer, table tennis, and folk dancing were offered to the students. Students were required to take physical education courses during their four years ot high school unless a disability kept them from doing so, Physical education offered an easy outlet tor tensions built up during the course at a school day. Chin-ups, as done by Scott Newman, were one ot the requirements ot the physical education program. Wrestling, one at physical education's rigorous programs, was demonstrated by Eugene Hubacek and .lettery Bilder. 115

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9 i Linda Legatski, Joe Delisi, and Bill Jahnlxe performed an experiment using magnesium oxide in chemistry class. Science courses explored the Mr. Bond explained the rotation of the planets to Ricky Rayus and Sharon Beau- champ in his General Science course, The main courses in the Science Departments were Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and College Chemistry. These last four courses were laboratory courses, with one period of class work in the laboratory two days a week. Charts, diagrams of wind movements, graphs, rock col- lections, and lab experiments were some of the proiects of the students. Science classes were designed to improve their minds and attitudes. Discussions were held in classes that concerned experiments conducted by the students. Sharon Disabato and Dan Boyd examined a group ol hamsters used in the study at biology