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

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Vitality was evident in the participation of underclassmen in their studies and extra-curricular activities. Underclassmen were able to recognize and enjoy competition as they strove for perfection. They worked hard and long to make their organi- zations, parties and dances successful. Freshmen and juniors adjusted quickly to what they first found confusing at the new buildings. Through their experiences, underclassmen were able to gain a better understanding of themselves and others. Under- classmen were concerned with progressing educationally, and most of them took advantage of the inspiring new courses of- fered. They were faced with the responsibility of planning courses and activities to meet the requirements oftheir varied ambitions. Underclassmen contributed new and refreshing talent to our school, and those who deserved special praise were the athletes who worked at varsity level. During the eventful year, under- classmen exhibited the spirit. dedication and skill that will be necessary and helpful in the future. DERCLASSME 3 rbi y M PN N lg i

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JU 1oR juniors attended the new campus building with pride and exhibited tremendous school spirit in all events ofthe year. A great number of the active supporters of dances and games were members ofthe junior class. Many juniors faced difficult subjects such as Advanced Alge- bra and Chemistry. Attending the campus building provided the juniors with the opportunity for participating in the Driver Education program, Many juniors were pleased with the large new selection of English courses. In preparation for their senior year, juniors selected a com- mittee to make the important decision concerning the class ring design. As they looked ahead to consider their future vocation, a great number ofjuniors frequented the counseling office. Many juniors chose to experiment with the PSAT, ACT, and many other types of tests. juniors planned carefully to meet various requirements and were determined to become qualified to take the role of leadership in their next year of education. unior Class Officers Sharon Tholl, vice- resident, Karen Zika, secretar , Duane P Y Torrence, resident, and Sunn ' Potter, treasurer, met with Miss Cruise, 'unior P 3 J class principal. Considering college, juniors strove : - J Y Wayne Aanerud Sandy Albenino - S-3 ay? , -52 X xt dy -Y Linda Achterhof john Alberts - f - j - is ams aren ema 'ity I J ' Phyll' Ad K Alk , V Dawn A getna' , ' U , n A 5 - Robert Allaire Cathy Anderson 4 -5 gi Larry Allyn Linda Anderson V H, ,l kt' , T., Donald Alm M ary Anson -V ff Ak ' li xf james Anderson , ,j . . s me Q ,S Sherree Baber Charles Bali'a I X b Linda Baht' Charles Bareishis .4 lv' Richard Baines Dexter Bartlett 5 if Rosanne Baker Paul Bastian Cathy Becker 7 A Chris Baumann David Beckwith K :A -if Frances Baumann Kevin Bemus f-2 N , 1 Sharon Beauchamp ,I , 2 ' 8' Maryanne Berinti Don Bizzieri Q -A , I Wg, William Bigelow john Black T 71 V Roben Biggers Mary Blomquist - 'T l Q3 Patrice Bishop tm if 'rf C IRG' . ll jim Bobrowicz Daniel Boyd ,- 9, X, .11 Q Mark Bona Gayle Borman Patricia Botensten Doris Brandau Michael Brewster