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

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CAMPUS SPANISH CLUR. FRONT ROW: Kathy O'IIttre. Linda llrunhohn. I'ani lelz. Kathy Tierney. Darlene Gieshreclit. SECOND ROW: Dan Strutzen- herg. Xlicltele Klein. yicelpresidentz joanne Sharka. president: Darlene Schoen- stedt. secretary. THIRD ROW: Linda King. Klary Ann llavlik. Donelte Carly NOR'I'III'1.KS,I' SIYXNISII CI,I'B. FRONT ROTY: Randy Nletlill. l'ltillip KIIIID. Ruger lackstitt. jim llatll. Ilarulcl linnnlnt. jim Kelly. lhwh Rtmtvtt. Roh Iltmlul. jitn 5tanl.tn'. lfhatl tiulvt-ip SECOND ROW: 'lheresa llaynes. Santlra l'aratlay. l'at lekes. lilaine Kelleher. Dana Wllittaker. Deb Nlutnney. Del: Xleiiatllnnt, jean .Xll1t'et'lil. Karen Xleifnrtatin. Sue Xennian. Dt-hhie lleyer. lfarul Smith. lilaine Santpalis. l.autt'a Nilles. TIIIRD ROW: Xlr. Yega, atlyiser. Kay Keel'- ner, llope Rnlzavina. llale Kuhlae, Colette Ilarttni. George Ilrmrn. Ray l.an.ir.i. Site Ilhiltw. jntly Naval.. lainie .XaiLin. Peggy Sieyertsen. I OL'R'I'II ROW: Site llnitimw. julillen llaylik. Kathy Gentile. Nina Dina. Vickie llnrris. Cheri lloltn. I son, ICLI Fisclter, Roh Marta, Gene Ricketts. Wendell Amstntz. ju .Inn hliclialski, Lark leyander. Mrs. Otten. atlyiset. RACK ROW: Iicl Ilellernan, Kiln l'ries. Geri Skowmttski. Clary Kitter. Sue llttylalt. 'funn linrnest. Geri Yarttinas. lIatr- hara Slahe. and jan Stzttenian. l'al l't'eler. flaire Speeial, Penny Nlajur. Kathy Kane. Sandra Raniewiez. Kathy Neel. llt-len St-ltweikle. liyelyn Russ. Santlra Grella. Cathy Zenner. Leslie Rogtla, Gayle Marta. lfaryn SWIIIISOII. anal Susan Miller. I IF'I'II ROW: Sue Oasik. Nlelintla liitnhnt. Xlatry Quinn. Nancy Snlliyan. llatrol Christian. Pat Ossniann. Nancy Stull. jtiyce 'l'iehy. Cathy tiayltii-tl. Sue Rozetnan. juann Nehel. Pain Larson. Karen Rieltartl. BACK ROW: Chris Kirk, Rich Iletanconrt. Huh lfnl- larton. Dan RlcDet'ttmtt. jell llrawltittl. Steve Willellml. llill liutiant. Dave Smith. Dave Nuhle. llheryl lW'llICC. Xlatt Neary. Rich IItit'ul'l,. Chris lllaigaieh, .ttttl Diane Ktntinter. in NORTHWEST SPANISH CLUB. FRONT ROW: Denise Kittel. Kathy Ilan- clit-tt. Cindy I'aticlern'ntttIe, jncly Dunegan. Rarh llnrne, Debbie Slutty. I.ynn liiekltolt. Lourdes Azatnar, Barb Hneksold. SECOND ROW: Kathy Carroll. .Xntlreax Sotor, Christine 'I'hiele, jeatnetta Cwilala. joan Ulrey. Rachelle Raith. I.nis Kryeh. Barb Ilaner. Dan Xlrva, 'l'tnn Monte Mayer. TIIIRD ROW: Dawn Rtttluiwski, Kathy Ileinclel. janet Rynkar, Marilyn jantes. Patti Klattclers. liileen Stoekman, Pennee Rrotsehe, Penny Shewan, Patsy Gerntany. Deb Couzcns, jim Martinez, Shelly Ilantelen, Dan O'Donnell, Philip Rourke. BACK ROW: Kathy Finn. I'atn Ge-donins, Cheryl 'l'ttnta. Linda liranieax, Kathy Iekherg. Anita Nletz, Debbie Ilayes, Cindy Strutz. Chris Westtnan, jttdy Rlaekhnrn, Bill Allyn. Roh Wirth, Richard Bercier, and Alan Knail. 4 N - AHPA N, 'YH I -I

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l L NORTHEAST LATIN CLUB, FRONT ROW: Robert Pearson, Tim Wycislak, THIRD ROW: Marcia Meyer, Kathy 0'Bl'iCn. Debra ROIISIISUSBH. BACK ROW: Alan Willett, SECOND ROW: Sue Brady, Mary Kirinich, Lois Mussehnan, Sylvia Ciesbreeht, Mrs. Brennan, adviser, STANDING: Sandy Potter. in world histor and culture Latin Club continued in its traditional manner and held its annual Latin Club Banquet which only members were allowed to attend. Members were required to come wearing the ancient garb of the Romans and carry out many ofthe Roman cus- toms. Latin Club was very interested in promoting a strong interest in the Latin language. Many of its activities were held with the idea of acquiring more knowledge of Roman culture and phases of life. The Russian language became part of our curriculum for the first time last year and therefore the enrollment was not very large. Students in either their first or second year of Rus- sian who were anxious to expand their knowledge of the Soviet Union were eligible to join Russian Club. lillorts were made to banish many of the fallacies about tlte foreign country and to present the club members with a true picture of the life and eus- toms. Awaiting tlte start of the llotnecoming Parade. participants stood near artisti- rally decoraed cars ready to go. I 5 ' ,344 5 mf 41:5 95 ' fl A, :F x- N- 0-'fi CAMPUS RUSSIAN CLUB, SEATED: Laurel Elich, secretary: Arlette Gustaf son, publicity chairman, Nancy Husayko, Steve Culver, president. STANDING: George Barratt, Pat Itenart, vice-president, Sheila Sula, program chairman, and Steve Schniiedl, treasurer. I77

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36 U1 L Lg. Z- e ' ' First meeting of the Northeast Pro Club was a successful one with many meni- bers attending. Ollicers were Ken Linderborg, secretary, Rick liuroff, president. Fred Koontz, vice-president. and Greg Lamoureaux, treasurer, udio-visual aids added interest to education CAMPUS PRO CLUB, SEATED: Rich Cheskie, Ken Conley. STANDING: Rick Murray, Nlr. Frigo, adviser, Mike Tuma, Rd Troesier. Bill Willizuns. NOT PICTURED: jim Welsh, Don Schultz, Rich lfinch, and leu' Tarnopol. r, Y E T 51. lj' Q-pt' Spanish students interested in extra activities joined Spanish Club. This popular organization planned fiestas and worked on special projects during the year. Spanish Club was spon- sored by Mrs. Utten, and the president was Joanne Sharka. Vice-president was Michele Kleing secretary-treasurer, Darlene Schoenstedtg and Dan Strutzenberg was reporter. Program chair- man was Pam Cripe. Although many times they saw the same movie over and over again, members of the Pro Club kept themselves constant- ly on the job, During their meetings they learned the structure ofthe equipment and how to operate and maintain each type of projector. These boys proved to be especially useful when parts of the equipment were not running properly. Led by Mr. Frigo, the boys often found enjoyment and satisfaction as they aided others. Paps Club set up and operated the public address system at school events. These boys learned how to operate the equip- ment and set it up efficiently for assemblies, lectures, and sports events. During Paps Club meetings, the members studied audio- electronics and became well acquainted with the equipment with which they worked. With these acquired skills, the students in Paps Club hoped to use their knowledge in some future vocation, and until that day they will continue to serve our school. CAMPUS PAPS CLUB. FRONT ROW: Mr. Lamb, adviser. Ken Topping. Mike I-Inihke, Rob .-Xllaire. Terry lillis. BACK ROW: Bob Shirley, Neil Workman. Dave Kaur, Craig Brownell. and Larry Willis,