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

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240 Student life was enriched by clubs, dances, sports, and other exciting events. New clubs were started by groups of students who wanted new and better things for their school. Established clubs and organizations continued their activities and increased in membership. School spirit grew considerably during the year in all -three buildings in response to pep assemblies held to cheer the teams to victory and in response to athletics awards assemblies to honor outstanding athletes. While students were learning theoretical and practical information in their classes, the social and recreational life that was available to them after school in student organizations and in special school events gave them other student activities was the key to enriched life. Whether a student was cheering at a pep assembly or working as a student aid for a teacher, he had the opportunity to be- come an important link in the network of student life. The spirit in which the students conducted themselves was one of eager cooperation and good fellowship. TUDE T LIFE

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- 4 , 'H X f X X . Xt X - r X KV' Lively action by Lorri Zeiler was typical of students on the go at the Surrounded by bulldog motifs, Bob Kot's drums established the rhythm of the action, Kick-off Dance. Pouring plenty of tasty apple cider at the refreshments stand kept Mr. Claude Peloquin busy its Mr. Vanderberg checked the quality. Kick-off Dance initiated September 17, 1966, marked the beginning of the football season. The Girls' Club recognized this event by sponsoring the Kick-Off Dance. Introduction of football players and a speech by Coach Tysall highlighted the evening. The Nightriders, under the direction of Dave Fey, provided enjoyable popular music for the dance. The gym was given a football atmosphere by sportive decorations with a bulldog motif. The players of the sophomore and varsity football teams had their names printed on the decorations. Refreshments of punch and donuts gave the dancers a pleasant moment of rest. Lots of money earned for the Girls' Club made Terry Phillip and Cindy Tobias very happy at the Coat Check stand. fx f ln ,QW ian:-+---...- .