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

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238 Cheerleaders promoted school spirit, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, FRONT ROW: jan Fetters, 'Terry Thomas, Elaine Wasielewski. BACK ROW: Pam Dresden, Sharon Tholl, and Darlene Wasielewski. S-4' Varsity cheerleaders were required to possess acrobatic talent that was demonstrated by their splits. SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS, FRONT ROW: Rachelle Raab, Lou Camper, Barb Bauer. BACK ROW: Debbie Murray, Barb Zeller, Laura Mathews, and Carol Smith, Varsity cheerleaders were responsible for leading the many fans who attended the varsity basketball and football games in cheers. Practicing twice a week for about two hours, these cheerleaders perfected their high level of precision, and experi- mented with new cheers. Also because of their pep, voice, appearance, skill, and co- ordination, underclassmen were chosen to form a squad to lead chants at sophomore games. Pam Dresden demonstrated pep and skill, typical of the varsity squad. TTT?-3-I .TV Q' E'

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skills in sports 1-I Y-JY R uf! . img, fu CAMPUS GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Michele Klein, trea- surer, Cheryl Gamboney, vice-presidentg Clndy Neubauer, president, Ruth jack- VARSITY ATHLETIC CLUB, FRONT ROW: Davld Forsberg, Bob McMasters, Gary Wainwright, vice-president, Chuck Dahlke, president, Russ Stahlak. busi- ness managerg Terry Balija, secretary-treasurer, Len Fumi, Frank Lockwood. SECOND ROW: Jeff McCoy, Bob Somerville, Ford Smith, Guy Ortmann, jim Mclntyre, Gene Cunningham, Bob Sands, Greg Stevens, Ron Deason, Glen Chis- if T' if 3' I son, spons coordinator, and Terry Thomas, secretary. holm. THIRD ROW: Bob Swedko, Ed Hastings, joe Bibeau, Robert Allaire, Rodney Swineheart, Jack Nemeth, Bob Galgan, Mike Tuma, Gene Hunziker. BACK ROW: Rick Murray, Andy Sampalis, Scott McNally, Ken Karlson, Rich Gordon, Rob Weeber. jim Bobrowicz, Gary Buzanis, jim Newquisl. and jerry Staniszcwski. WN f

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oldenaires ushered at P.F.A. meetings Harold L. Richards skilled precision marching group, the Goldenaires, consisted of thirty-two juniors and seniors. Under the supervision of Miss jankowski, the Goldenaires served as usherettes at such important events as class plays, P.F.A. meet- ings, luncheons, and other activities. Rach girl chosen for Gold- enaires was required to have neatness and efficiency and had to maintain a C average. Coldenaires met each 0 period in order to provide this service lor the school. GOLDENAIRES. FRONT ROW: Miss jankowski. Carol Bean. janie Stevens, Kathy Ickes, Dianne Verre, Linda Zarnecki. Linda Bahr. SECOND ROW: -Ioyce Nleasner, Maureen NlcQueary. Kathy jarchow. julie Pizur. Linda Usterman, Linda Blardjetko. llelen Cardeakos. THIRD ROW: Nancy Petersen, Karen Wak- erly, Barb Slabe, Chris LaCount. Cindy Warpack, Linda Buchinsky. BACK ROW: Sue Thorsen. joyce Cwirla. Linda IL-pore, Peg Nlaulding, Lynn Stanial, Linda Morrell. Diane Blatthiesen. and Barb Summers. we lll'ifZ ' it it i A ,, 6: xl x 7 ff, Harold L. Richards Varsity dieerleaders got acquainted with cheerleaders of opposing school during a football game. 11 N lx