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

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Clubs and organizations ollering many op- portunities for enjoyment and learning were open to students of the Harold L. Richards cluster. Athletic clubs consumed the excess physical energy of the students, while organizations such as Debate gave them a chance to demonstrate their intellectual abilities. Most students took ad- vantage of the activities offered and engaged in at least one ol' them during al-ter-school hours. Student support ol' the organizations was inspir- ing to the faculty sponsors who donated hours ol- service to this special aspect ofeducation. Stu- dents polished their culture as they learned to cooperate with others. ?llsr'1A ' I si? fa I ja ., J -'C-. 9 , il.. 'Q' i I- -.ff -s ,f .KA .fu 1 ,,n,,. A v ,- 'WIS ly-' .V 4 m l- lui . '.vg' lrlf fm-W'-,lt-A.. ,. l - M' . K 3 if ts.-i VTi Ta ta ...t V i 'i 7 T m V . 1' QIQS V' 36 1 L 7'.--r ' ' - we - V A V ' 4 il 'J 4 t Lu- K . 1 4 f f -