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

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Goldenaires served as usherettes, 214 The Goldenaires, a precision march- ing team of 32 girls, was sponsored and taught by Miss Nystromflhe group met during zero period each day, and its activities took the place of regular physical education classes. Besides practicing their precise marching rou- tines, the girls also participated in a variety of active games and sports. ln addition, the Goldenaires served as usherettes at such important events as the dedication of the Campus II building, P. F. A. meetings, and the class plays. prizes were awarded to GOLDENAIRES: Left Row: Kathleen Caverick, Peggy Moulding, Sandra Dawes, Janie Stevens, Juanona Brewster, Suzanne Bussean, Barbara Nyhart, Marci Merriam. Second Row: Laurel Lombard, Linda Becatti, Patricia Turelr, San- dra Gibson, Francine Kawalezylr, Judy Krernkau, Rae Ritter, Christine La Count, Third Row: Cathy lclces, Leslie My- ers, Sue Cozzi, Lana Piclr, Barbara Body, Sue Parnmering, Carolyn Sporar, Becky Janlruski. Fourth Raw: Deborah Rusnalc, Nancy Husylzo, Maureen McQuary, Barbara Bennett, Linda Swanson, Gayle Todd, Donna Freundt, Linda Gutrich. l

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creative stuclents. '31 Peggy Frett won the Betty Crocker Future Hamernalcers ol Americo Award. Mr. Parsley gave Gerrie Vartunos herlive dollar prize lor naming the Bow Wow Bulletin, school newspaper, as Mr. Hill, Building Principal looked on. i I K 'T i t 5 l -f t Mariorie Bullion received a live dollar prize lor naming the yearbook, Golden Year, from Alter the Golden Year w s named Charles Bergman submitted a Mr. Parsley and Mr. Hill. Cl . cover design which won a lree hard cover yearbook. The top six yearbook cover designes were submitted by Tom Krolak, Geollery McLaughlin, Christine Stelzer, Ed Helternon, Charles Bergman, a nd Bill Nicholson. lQsol5!Qg i-lar Il IDLN 35' Zl5