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

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1 'fs i 1? . Wil 2 2 NORTIIWEST LIBRARY AIDS. STANDING: llarhaira Rlillett. lllizirlntte Mills. Carol Alkeiiiai. Russ liosuwiez. -Iillllfk' llaigen. SEATICD: Klike Seliurr. Lourdes Xlargarei l'riuin. Pain lferiwugner. Xlarilyn llentler. l.ind.i lfennenian. Steve rlzainaxr. linda Gr.init'a. Charlene lliver. Denise l.nL'hene. and Peggy Rinilo. llorvath. Cindy Vanderwonde. Roxanne llahiairz. Beverly Gill, Marilyn klaunes. Finding and checking out books Campus library provided l.indn Wullner and Mary ltlllen Candy hooks of etl- The library in school was important and helpful to students G ll 'l amd 1'Cf s2'm 1fl'S'1 li'f'li- who used it wisely. The library was eH'iciently and expertly run by the librarians and their student aids who offered their spare time arranging books on the shelves and lending research ma- terials to students. The library aids kept all materials in order so they could he used by all interested. The librarians appre- ciated these assistants who helped them throughout the year. The library was enjoyable, as well as informative, because the library aids were so effective in its upkeep and operation. Libraries were l-cept in order hy student aids. one of which was Carol lloezio. aa ,. '27 9B

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At the Campus salesroom Nlr Parselx was 1sslsted bi Kuen Domma Chris Remecke, Pamela Stancik, and Connie Tongren. rn office hall and salesroom Good students were always in need of more of the proper school supplies. The salesrooms of the three buildings were stocked with all the necessary and required equipment. Open zero period, lunch hours, and ninth period, students readily had the opportunity to purchase their materials at reasonable prices. Running the salesrooms were students who spent long hours keeping supply shelves stocked and in order. This service provided by the school helped students to keep prepared for class in a very convenient manner. -'lt the Northwest salesroom. Paula Walker and john Kinsledl gave expert assist- ance to Mr. Schriner. At the Northeast salesroom. Derena l-Ilieh, Debbie Moomey, janet johnson, Mary Kirinich, and Rosemary Mahoney were the capable assistants ol' Mr. llausner. 'SWR iq'

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f, I ARY AIDS STANDING' linda Szvnmkowski, Barbara Slabf, CAMPUS LIBR .. - I , Carol Boezio. Bob Seaberg. Linda Gould, Cindy Nagy. SEATED: Miss Vittitue, adviserg Pal Turek. and Linda Ileikes. for students kept librar RTIIFXQT IIBRARY HDS FRONT ROW: Lois RIIISSCIIIHIII, Linda Beard, NO ,1 . . 1 . . lane: liibulu, Dchbv l o1m-cfhio. SECOND ROW: Sue Smyth, Peggy 5Cl1dZilHCl', BACK ROW: Peggy Patricia Keanu, Alozxnnc Hzlrpslreith, Lyndax Arkcrmnnn. Q R A' Q E 5 .Y , ' aids busy HllgliSll. Vzuricia Ossnmnn. .Xrlrm- and Nancy Slwrnlulis. 1':llL0l'lhill'IlC1', Denise llisarik. Husain lil-ally. mr Q' -1, 199