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

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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

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June brought a temporary lull in the daily routine of school life. For the members of the Class of l966, .lune meant graduation and the beginning of a new phase in their lives. Their visible ties to high school were perman- ently severed, yet the seniors will always be bound to Harold L. Richards High School by the invisible bonds of memory. Perhaps they will smile as they recall some of the everyday events . . .getting lost in the halls of the new Campus building on the first day of school . . . the laughter of a cluster of friends meeting in the cafe- teria . . . the endless hours of study and research in the library. Or perhaps their clearest memories will be of the special events scattered throughout the year . . . the Turnabout Dance, with its girl-asks-boy format . . . the in- formal fun of the Student Council sock hops . . . the el- egance of 'Tropical Splendor , our first Prom . . . sporting events, with our teams cheered on by hoarse shouts of Go, BULLDOGS! All these memories and many more will remain in the heart of every senior long after they leave Harold L. Richards High School for the last time. The future awaits the Class of I966, a future built upon the foundations of experience. . ZI7