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

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22 Diversified Occupations combined work The Harald L. Richards High School Cluster participated in a program of part-time work and study. Sometimes it was easier to see the importance of study when there was con- structive worlc to give it immediate usefulness. Diversified Occupations trained students who were eager to enter industrial, electrical or other highly accelerated fields. Some of the instructors of the D.O. students were once in a system similar to ours. The D.O. students sold pennants to students and teachers to start our first football season. Candy was also sold to raise money for expenses for the current year. EtiY:raf:s'i't'lf ' B L !w,,.i, i1,,,e.a'!'7 ' Bruce Santornorco worked on a bridge lor false teeth while Mr. Aldo Ricaridini, his supervisor, watched, Richard Markus attached a battery cable to the battery while his father, Nor- man Marlnus, supervised Daniel Dugan worked on a Steam Jenny in the Gamma Company. A John McCarthy honed a valve ona cylinder head at Ridgeland Auto Parts while his supervisor watched. 'ie Psi: -

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v 5 Students who prepared to board the bus for the annual Area VI Conference for Dis- Carol Blqngkl Mr- Wirth' Cgrordinuiou Mike Lund- Ray Lgqjombev Dove Iempleponl j tributive Education were. Carol Urbaniak, Donna Fabiano, Linda Luschaber, Linda Bulow, Sunkey, C O O C Q was given by Dlstrlbutlve Education. Qs lib Danna Fabiano displayed sweaters in Lerner's Shop in Ever- green Plaza. T kf' I, I It 1 DISTRIBUHVE EDUCATION CLASS OFFICERS- Linda Bulaw, secretaryg Carol Urbaniu Jo Lynn Mooi, vice presidentg Sandro Revor, president. lr, treosurerg .Io Lynn Mooi waited an a customer at the Palos Coflee Shop in Palos Heights. S O6 '21

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