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

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Freshmen -1-TS .- The Freshman Class Officers of the Northeast Building were lleft to rightl Sandy Potter, president, Linda Pavlak, treasurer, Ann Sumurio, secretary: George Loera, vice-president, and Mr, Bell, Freshman Principal. Freshme Northwest Freshmen class officers left to right: Douglas Newman, president: Lad Heisten, viceepresidentg Carol Fitch, secretary, John Kinstedt, treasurer, and Mr. Frigo, Freshman Class principal. The confused look on every freshman face during the first week of school changed considerably as the eager beginners dug in with such studies as algebra, science, English, foreign languages, business education, industrial arts and home eco- nomics. To fill the remainder of the day, many of them par- ticipated in such activities as chorus and band. Daily physical education classes, naturally, were included for the freshmen. Although the freshmen were kept busy with their studies, they participated in student council, Girl's Club, etc. Some held a position as an officer in one of the clubs which met during the ninth period. One of the most time consuming organizations was our athletic program. The freshmen participated in football, bas- ketball, wrestling, bowling, baseball and tennis. All in all, this years freshmen did a good iob participating in social and sports activities, as well as their new and dif- ferent academic life. n gave new talent t g - M t.,, ' I Y s . NI t 9 - 7 Q1 . Karen Abderhalden Linda Lee Achterhof Frank Adamclyk .lean Albrecht Carol Alkema William Allyn Steve Anderson Glenn Andrews Linda Andrews Susan Angel David Baliia James Ball Charles Bareishis Jerry Barker Gerald Anderson Kathy Anderson Russell Anderson Felix Azarnar Julio Azamar David Baliia Stephen Barratt Bruce Barrows Gregory Bartz O