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

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The evenis which gave us the mosi saiisfaclion were the ones we remembered most. The infecf tious beat of the music at the Roundup Dance and the Fall Frolic, the colorful dramatics of the Senior and Junior class plays, ihe romance ofthe Turnaboui Dance, and the grandeur of the from all combined to provide a brilliant social season for students at Harold L. Richards High School. ocial events formed pleasant memories

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A strong body is as important as a strong mind. The athletic program at Harold L. Richards High School was designed to build character and sports- manship as well as physical stamina. Our varsity teams were placed in the unfavor- able position of representing a new school against older, well-established teams. Although experi- enced sportsmen predicted complete failure for our teams, most teams managed to win at least one victory. The busloads of students who attend- ed each game displayed their spirited support ofthe teams by cheering them loudly. Bul