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

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io supplemeni ihe daily reading ossignnwenrs, Mrs, Goldfine guve the class some noies in American Hisiory. 0 u Q 0 were required of all rumors and sen rors. Mr. Hansen siopped lo help Chnr ierre Mmrorm wirlw her gevernnrenl queshons which wer e due or Nw and of fire period rr n1sruvm,, ,, ,U 4 K --fsiifrr ag ,,. Xiu: 'va W Leading the dass in o discussion of presidenrs in American History was Ken Tesor. Lindo Brom and Nancy Husoyko presenled o report Io lhe class on rhe Indo-Chinese peninsuio using borh reference rnoleriai und the globe. W - . A M5 1

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The Social Studies Department was an important part of the Harold L. Richards High School curriculum. The courses offered varied greatly in their content and points of study. The freshmen were offered Ge- ography, Conservation, and Citizenship. Sophomores were offered all of these plus World History. ln the iunior year American History was required, but iun- iors could also take Current Affairs if they wished. As the student reached his senior year, two one- semester courses were required - American Govern- ment and Economics. Many seniors also took Psy- chology. For the first time, Driver's Education was altered to students of District 218. Pictured are Karen Miller, Margie Nurse, .lim Tannura, and Mr. Racey. Am. History, Government and Economics ' ,-' R. .f Nick Stamat, Steve Nagy, and Roger Stahlalc studied American Gov- ' ernment in Mr. Ladwig's eighth period calass. A , George De Vries and Donna Werderitch used the map to show the class Viet Nam, one ol the trouble sports in the world today. Kim Pries showed Richard Towner the position ol Moscow, one ol the communist capitals in the world. -- -,nun .- ,gg 959'

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.-.- 4 l Carol Blanck learned how to operate a switchboard at the Illinois Bell Telephone Company. Distributive Education was organized lor the working students benefit. The opportunity was given to prepare the students tor a better position in distributive occupations. Knowledge and prac- tice were given to students by managers and chief supervisors who were anxious to prepare these young adults for the rapidly changing world. Linda Laschober demonstrated her selling ability to Mrs. Emily Agresto, Depart' ment Manager at Carson Pirie Scott 8. Co. Y I 1 Q. 120 X ua , X-Q ,t,:-h.. - I ZZ- -. N 4- .v A-:, A',2.' E-5 N .,-,, l,--,nv N .-r -s.-. ,.1'.' -N :ze 5:3 Mrs, Margaret Connelly, Division Manager ot Carson Pirie Scott 8. Co.. Ever' green Plaza, showed Carol Urbaniak, student learner, the proper method ot tagging garments, Work practice Mr. Chris Augie, Pharmacist ol the Rotunda Drug Store, observed Mille l.uftd'S technique. cs' Eur fc