Golden Year, 1990

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ichonElhsmayhave ottenabit
carned away with extra ankle
supportalterthe footballseasoncame
toan end.
G
et rowdy! was the theme of the
pep rally showmg support for
the championship Build s. Shannm
Cox. Lon Slepski cheeron.
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'orahonsmad?sloppm lorhis
lunchplea ntfromfootballplay
erAlmm Dalfallah. Eachplayer'slock
er was decorated by che r1eaders,
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rm Synng makes fn nds with the
animalhi mMr.Layn 'slel relto
ry.Anassortment01cr atures pulat
ed th room
o
Opening
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nonKmieccdn',quItebelievethesto
ryJohn Lowczykond Bill Koscheore
telling about the complehon of the essay
for English class.
Makin the
rounds - some
thing each and ev-
ery one of us does in
our daily routine. Stu
dents make th ir daily
rounds from class to class.
Teach rs mspect the students
in theIr rounds. The administra
tionhasadailypattern to follow inkeeping theschool running
likeclockwork. Custodldnsfollowaspecificcirculim keeping the
place squeaky clean. All in all, HLR is a syst m of orgamz d
individualsworkm towardssuccess,andwhatb tterway tokeep
tabs on things than by making the rounds.
But more than this, making the rounds symbolizes the perfection
striven for in each semester or year - differ nt rounds th hi h
school game. We all work together to make these rounds the best
that they can be m our never-endmg atlle for success.
Bystretching thingsa It, you could also thmk this to mean makmg
each student well-rounded, to instIll them wIth littleof ev rythmg
soas tohaveabetter raspof knowl dgeandafirm understandmg
of SOCI ty.
Th purposeofthisinstitutionisto ucate,andith sbeendoin
just that for nearly quarter of c ntury. We do not excel for
prals 'ss ke,but fors If-fulfillment.Ofcourse,ifaccoladescome
our way, we don't mind. After alL what goes around comes
"round.
* * *Theidea for the themecame from Glen Lite'ssugges
'ion. Glen is a professional artist that attends the Herff
Jon(;s camp each summer. Marietta Sullivan, the first
HLR student to be on yearbook staff all four of her
~ophomor sWimming class pro years, and Amy Wagner attended th camp.
......Jvlded some fun and compehhon
Sponsored by thepublishersHerffJones,stu-
for students IIk Heldle 5ael r who
dentsfromtheIllinoisschoolsgotoMiliken
learned tosWim and maneuverIn th
Richards pool. University each summer for the year-
book xperience. There the staff-
Pawpnntsa unded at the home ers actually work on the books
'omlngpepassemblyan Goldie
commg up with theme
Kar n Conway found hers If pnnted
ideas, cover de-
for SPirit that day.
signsand lad-
der dummies.
G
M
king the Rounds
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A
tilDavidandBulldogTinaGr n
entertain wIth th Goldie's
number before Santa arnved at the
Stud nt Council Chnstmas banqu I.
C
hns Hutman and Donna Krska
wer two Thespians who mad
th student lif 01 theschool dramallc
whenth yappear d IntheOddCou
pi
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ichards reputallon as a football
wer111illinoIswasupheldwh n
th 1 8 t am brought homeanother
statechampionship,
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Student Life
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TInManandagIrlfromKansasInvaded
the RIchards clImate In November
when the fall play wasThe WIzardofOz.
(And Toto, too!)
The die it.
w 0 rid
o e s Just what would bea typicalday
'round for an HLR student? Or IS there
and ven such a thing as a typical
round as the denizens of HLR day her?
carryon in their designated ac
tivities. Butisastudent'slifehere Things becom touchstone lor
humdrum, just a passing exis the tradlhons that veryon who
tence In a world without mean hav attended Richards lor th
ing? Or is it a thrill-a-minute, I st 25 y ars. The prom and ItS
non-stop,action-packedIndiana memories, th n rvousconsider
Jones movie? The HLR exper ahons of th Turnabout dance.
ience would have to bea clever These are constants that ar
combinahonofthetwo,depend shared. Th plays Will b com
ing on mood, personal feeling, m mories, th teachers at the
or what nature and the admims gym Jams r member broth rs
trahon deCIde to throw into the and SISt rs 01 parhclpants. Now
picture. Moststudents, especial v n th sons and au ht rs 01
ly upper classmen, seem to tak lchardsalumnusarecomIn to
such vicissitudes in stride, since th school that their mom nd
th y know the kinds of things dads cam to.
thatcan happen here. Whatever
the situation, say, for example, a Thingschang and y tth ystay
missing wall in sub-zero weath the same In th olng around.
er,HLR' hardystudentscanhan-
H
all palsMelIssaThor,SueCaroll.
Patty Thompson dnd Ther Sd
SmIthpaus toSeCUlE'thepdSSInqperl
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DiviSion Page
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onnaKrskasharesfond memonesofherlastmarriagewithh rnewn Ighbors
played by Lou Koepel and Jim Pacella.
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THE COUPLE
T
he 1989 spring play The Ms. Martin's directorial style
Odd Couple had an odd tookintoaccount theopinionsof
twist to it when the productions the students.
featured an all female version.
"Everyone had an input into the
Directed by Miss Jean Martin playand it was the characteriza
who commented, "Everyone tions that livened up the whole
had a wonderful time. It was fun show. Everyone added some of
making the sets. All of the char their own touches to make the
acters made the play come to show more original." said Mar
life." tin.
The odd couple was played by The show ran for three nights
Donna Krska and Chris Hutman and wasshown in the LittleThe
bringing Florence and Olive to atre.
HLR. Other roles in the play
were Vera, played by Usa Dan "We had six weeks of rehearsal
gles; Rene, who was played by and four weeks tohaveourlines
Liz Rodriguez; and Mickey, memorized," said Usa Dangles.
played by Angie Spyropoulous. "Everything went wrong at this
one practice. Everyone kept
The male race was not without laughing at the punch lines."
representation. Lou Koepel and Even though one was a fiasco,
Jim Pacella played two Spanish the next one went perfect.
brothers, Manalo and Jesus.
S
loppyOliveand fussy Florencehave
an emphatIc ISCUSSlon about eatIng
habits.
T
he IriSgettogethertowltn ss nothersquabble tw nOliveand Florence.
Angle Spryopolous tells off Oliv In the f male version of The Odd ouple. .
o
T
he Odd Couple
O live and Florence talk about
menandhowhardItIStohavea
meanmgful relationship.
D
isaster lurks for the double date
OlIve has arranged with the
brothers.
M
om ntsofdramaoccurwiththe
In nds when they discuss Flor
ence'sde resslonoverthebreakupof
her marna e.
S
enousobs rvalionsofcharacterflaws occur betwe n Natasha Bnngerand LIZ
Rodngu z.
AROUND
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Spring Play
A
Mlrdd on 107thStr tis gelher. Mar!ln Khouri, Sofie
the trddlllondl tItle of th Kloussl Id food; EI!ls Klrar,
Stu ent Councll Chnst Kim Beltz did d corations; Ta
mdS Bdnquet held dnnudlly. The sla MardS, Kelly Cox did th
ev nt helpsrdlsemon yforchdn publiCity; the auctIon w shan
ties In the ared dnd rovld s d dledbyL riSI P klan Sh ryl
nice v nIng of food, fun dnd n G r ci.
tert Inm nt for lh fdmilies of
Rlchdr s high school. Enlert inm nlwhich wasorga
nize y V ngie Iv z and
This year over 1500 dollars WdS Kann L h in luded numbers
rdlS d. AccordIng toM nettdSui by th show choIr. 11m Dud!l
!lvdn, pr sid nt of Stud nt Coun cekaccompanle alumnus Eu
cil, this money WdS dlstnbuted to gene McMdhon. The Gol les
WGN N dy Fdmllles Chnstmds danced.
fund, the SdlvdtIon Army dnd th
Ichdrds food pdntry whIch WdS
est blIshed by socldl work rs
M r Ie W lid d 10 Fowl r.
W
as only brought thr e to the
"Icom ev ryye r wIthth kIds," banquetbutmthemeantimeIt
Sdl W n aWagn r. "1tIS much se InSsh hasadopted two mor .
more p Hive xperienc for my S
anta's remdeers Carla Chamber
chll r n to m t ant h r tlI n and Ator DavId t kes tnne out to
toplaythe"glmmm " am at th pos With aSanta bell ver.
mall."
D
urJng the ChrJstm s banquet
Santa Iveson ofhiStmyelvesa
S veral committees were r spon
gilt from theworkshopwhichh espe·
sible for putting the evenIn to- CI lIy transported to the nqu t.
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