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

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x .L Y'-4. ?.. PFA OFFICERS - Campus ll- Ill. io r.i Mr. Milan Craig, presidentg Mrs. Maiy Craig, Arornowicz, ireasurerg Mrs Bea Nelson, secretaryg and Mrs. Mildred Smith, Ways hospitality chairmang Mrs. Phyllis Nymon, second vice-president and membership and Meqng Chairman, chairman: Mrs, Anne Schuri, first vice-president and program chairman, Mr. John Parent-Faculty Association During the school year, the Parent-Faculty Asso- ciation officers were kepi busy planning programs which were held four times a year. These meetings were designed to build a closer relationship bee tween the school and the community. l Mrs. Seramer and Mrs. Chrysler visited Mr. Tyler's Social Studies class at the Janu- UVY meellng Dl the PFA- PFA officers at Campus I and Campus ll mei lor the lirst time in a combined session at the Eisenhower Building in September. lil iii l i l

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Special Assignments Q..s-A 'ar' Mr. William F, Gutches Mr, Thomas Richardson Director at Athletics Director of Music Education Q- Mr. Clell Ledford Audio Visual Director, Research Mr. Tony LePore Supervisor of Transporration . .Q....a. be-if f ,, Mr. George Porter Boys' Intramurals Mr. Lindy Salon Supervisor of Science ew r-fe , in x-'19-01 Mrs. Jeanne Cutler Director of Cafeterias Mr. Ray Termunde Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds 2

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24 The faculty of Harold L. Richards High School is a I group dedicated to helping students meet the educa- tional requirements of the future. As instructors ot courses which ran the gamut from electrical shop to conventional Russian, they prepared their students for future education and careers. Scholastic goals, how- ever, were nat the only interest ofthe faculty. lts mem- bers also served as sponsors and advisers of school clubs and activities. With the opening of the new Harold L. Richards graduating unit, several new teachers ioined the fac- ulty. The total faculty consisted of I39 teachers, in- cluding 57 who held advanced degrees. The three build- ings were also served by nine counselors and three nurses. Harold L. Richard's students received the bene- tits of a capable, dedicated faculty in their daily learn- 6- ing experience. DONALD R. ANLIKER Northeast and Northwest Buildings B.S. in Ed. Degree 15' Printing land Print Shop JOHN ARAMOWIQ Northeast and Northwest Buildings B.A. and M.A. Degrees Biology, Health Head Sophomore Basketball Coach and Assistant Sophomore Football Coach Miss JANICE ARMS Northwest Building B.A. and M.Ed. Degrees Counselor Miss PATRICIA ANN ARVIA Northwest Building B.A. Degree English I and ll V. MORRIS BAREFIELD Campus ll ' B.S. and M,S. Degrees Advanced Algebra Accelerated, Trigonometry, Math Ill, Geometry, Alge- bra I T.A.G. Club V Miss NANCY A. BARROWCLIFF Northwest Building B.S. in Ed. Degree Girls' Physical Education Girls' Athletic Club, Girls' Bowling Faculty maintained professional goals Miss BONNIE BAUCH Northeast Building B.S. in Ed. Degree Girls' Physical Education Girls' Athletic Club Northeast Bowling league Mrs. MARJORV BEATTIE B.A. Degree Coordinator of Girls' Activities KENNETH JOHN BOND Northwest Building B.A. and M.S. in Ed. Degrees Social Science I and Il, World History Freshman-Sophomore, Varsity Cross Country Coach and Freshman Bas- ketball Coach MERRILL W. BONE Northeast Building B.A. and M.S. Degrees Science I PAPS Club Mri. lll.llAN IRENE BRENNAN Northeast Building A,B. Degree Latin, English llltin Club Mrs. IRENE HALE BRODIE ' Northeast Building B.Ed. Degree English