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

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xx l 1' TEN UTTLE lNDlAtNlS ' Front Row Mary Champion, Josephine Gutierrez, Patricia Mike Rouen, John Ketchum, John Thompson, Jack Seramur, Henry Tkachulz, Patrick Ciara, lonette Rentauskas, Suzanne Du Chatellier, Debbie Anderson, Lynne Neander, O'Brien, and Ronald Subka. Cynthia Cooper Back Row: Diane Mitchell, Helen Kritik, Mike Beck, Desiree Fenwick, rewarded students. Which one was the real murderer' Lett ta right, Suzanne Du Chalellier, John Thompson, Patricia Ciara, and .lack Seramur. One of the merriest and maddest stage romps ever portrayed was the Senior Class Play, Ten Lit- tle Indians. lt was a murder mystery with comic touches about the mishaps of ten people on a lonely island. The play proved to be a rolicking smash. The leading characters were supported by a cast who showed great acting ability. The audience re- warded the efforts of the cast with their roars of laughter and applause. Screams of horror were Cynthia Cooper applied make-up to Ran Subka lor the Senior Class Play. heard occasionally as the characters were murdered one by one by the unknown killer, and the thrilling climax was guaranteed to scare even the most hard- ened mystery lan. ':ini

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-N 1- ga The Its Academic members were Natalie Lewis Bruce Oltman Chnstopher Winslow, Arthur Bunce, William Bos- The students of lt's Academic were chosen from those with high scholastic ability. Their ability to recall facts was witnessed on the program, lt's Aca- demic . Preparations for the organization of the team began early in the fall. Mrs. Holding and Mr. Dough- erty, with the help of government, mathematics, and English teachers, supervised the members of the team. E d 0 to 0 t 0 ' Arthur Bunce and Natalie lewis led their opponents of St Philip Basilica and Maine South on the lt's Academic program.

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1 Gt! 7 Q PRO CLUB: Front Row: Craig Brownell, Milne Emblre, Steve Lorbach, Second Row: Dove Forsberg, Greg lamour- eaux, Steve Kairis, Leonard Johnson, Milne Sullivan, Fred Koontz. Clubs ollered experience with PAPS ClUB1 Front Row: Raymond Jenson, Russell Skarslri, Thomas Kelly. Second Row: Douglas Walker, Donald Wierenga, Eugene Hubacek, Michael Beck, Bill Williams, Mr, Sheils, sponsor. To come tothe aid ofthe classroom teacher, the members of the Pro Club op- erated the movie and slide projectors. At NORTHWESY MATH CLUB Front Row: Miss Shevolras, sponsor, John Casey, Sandra Cummings. Second Row. Kathy l ' their meetings the boys learned how to op- Murphy, Chris Reineclre, Sue lhorsen, Astrid Varteressian, Sharon Tholl, Pam LeBeau, Kathy Laatz, erate and maintain the equipment they us- ed. Even though some ofthe boys saw the same movie eight times a day, each of the members enioyed the club. Mr. Hill was the sponsor ofthe club. The PAPS Club set up and operated the public address system for special events held in the school. During the meeting the boys learned to service and maintain the equip- ment. These boys were studying audio- electronics and PAPS Club experience may some day help them choose a career.