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

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YEARBOOK STAFF, FRONT ROW: Sandy Polchaire, Yvonne Hartman, Beverly Bauer, Nancy Voorn, Linda Bram, Mrs. Bruce, adviser. BACK ROW: jane Roberts, Chris Freiberg, and Debbie Busch. accurate, colorful account of school year Discussing yearbook texture with Cheri Stillwell and jacquelyn Mallen was Mrs. Bruce. iibkx W Sal Selling yearbooks in the cafeteria, Richard Perry and Bill Kavanagh stimu lated interest in the Golden Year Staff members Sandy Polcliaire, Kevin llamelcn, and Ronald Deason scan ned yearbooks lrom other schools in order to get ideas for the Colden Year if f' t il QS .X , rj, a H f ,lf ar x e-'gif'

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Q 168 Actual work for the Golden Year began in September with the beginning of school. The theoretical work and general prepa- ration began during the summer of 1966 when the editor and co-editor attended workshops held at the University of Wiscon- sin and Northern Illinois University. The purpose of the Golden Year was to record important events, organizations, and student life t.hat composed the story of the year. The addition of several large color pictures, a vari- ety of candid shots, and an increase in the number of pages added unusual interest to a greater 1967 Golden Year. A..-sf' U1., xg -s Q Writing headlines and captions for the Golden Year required careful thought and planning as was exerted by Linda Cloutier. GOLDEN YEAR STAFF, FRONT ROW: Denise Ostertag, Nancy Voorn, Beverly Bauer, Nancy Peterson, Linda Buchinsky, judy Schultz, Linda Cloutier, Linda Rynkar. SECOND ROW: liarrietl Uudsteyn, jane Roberts, Sue Dahl.june Sebe, Linda Bram. Sandy Polchaire, Debbie Busch. Sue Byrne. BACK ROW: J Na . 'W ,.,.., QR -if i 3 To help complete the Golden Year Sandra Drenthe, june Sebe, and Denise Os- ' asm 'B f tertag worked steadily. Golden Year provided Christine Freiberg, Dennis Pima, Sandra Drenthe, Ronald Deason, Steven Stott, Richard Perry, Bill Kavanagh, Greg Kirpach, Frank Gallina, Ford Smith, Cindy Neubauer, and Mrs. Bruce.

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70 NEWSPAPER STAFF. SEATED: Tom Langner, Carolyn Bender, Dianne Dado, editor, jim Newquist, Harriett Oudsteyn, Darlene Ciesbrecht, Pam johnson. STANDING: Chris Heinecke, Debi Watkins, Karen Irvin, Mr. William Tracy, adviser. Linda Brill, Steve Culver, Michele Zurick. jane Lausch, Helen Fortune, Sue Tliorsen, Linda janicki and Caybe Adams. Experience and capability were prevalent on the staff ofthe Bow Wow Bulletin. Dianne Dado, who served as co-editor last year, held the job of editor. She attended many conferences and workshops in preparation for her position. Perhaps the most memorable event for the staff was the first-place award received by the newspaper from Quill and Scroll, a nationally recognized journalism association. The staff achieved fine quality and interesting presentation of their articles. Students eagerly anticipated the issues that were distributed by-monthly. On special occasions, such as Home' coming, an extra edition was printed which highlighted the events of general interest. Checking articles for the Bow Wow Bulletin were Harriett Oudsteyn and Dianne Uatlu, editor. I. it Bow Wow Bulletin kept Before starting on her assignments, Linda Dykstra read the interesting articles in the Bow Wow Bulletin. 2 --'L .-5-': ' ,, 'A .',5 '--.- 5. Q