Lockport High School - Forum Yearbook (Lockport, NY)

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I H My LANGUAGE ARTS All students meet most of these teachers! Mrs. Electa java, Englishg Miss Mary Lou Kelkenberg, Librarian, Mr. Donald Gay, Spanish, French, and English, Mr. John Whitmore, Englishg Miss Kathleen Becker, Latin, Mrs. Marea Wiese, Englishg Mr. Alvin Felix, English, Mr. Irving Karp, German and English, Miss Dorothea Callahan, English. HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Mildred Leyden, Mrs. Dorothy Weir introduced us to the new homemaking facilities. in S l 547i Au U3', HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCES To instruct our future Einsteins are Mr. Frank Java, chemistryg Mt. Lawrence Gideon, physics and higher mathematicsg Mr. Leon Peterson, earth science and biology? Mr. Edward Sulli- f van, mathematics, Mr. Emery Bauer, mathematics. HEALTH, DRIVER EDUCATION, AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Health and safety are their major concerns. Mr. Henry Cyran, driver educationg Mr. Andrew Grabowski, driver educa- tion and visual aids, Mr. joseph Felice, health education, Mr. Victor Cleri and Miss Patricia Williams, physical education.

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, MRS. MARGARET HOCH MR. SAMUEL NEIVERT GUIDANCE Mrs. Margaret Hoch is completing three and a half years as Girls' Guidance Counselor in L.S.H.S. with this year spent in the brand new suite of guidance ofhces. Mrs. Hoch received her B.A. at Ball State Teachers' College and her M.A. from the same school. PARTMENT Mr. Samuel Neivert has served for three years now as Boys' Guidance Counselor and he too appreciates the facilities of the new building. Cornell University can claim Mr. Neivert as its own, as he obtained both his B.A. and his M.A. there. ,H 10 Mrs. Hoch and Mr. Neivert help solve guidance problems for all stu- dents. In this instance they are counseling Jack Rising, Bob St. Onge, and Linda Richards to whose futures they hold the key. JJ! . , 5 , 1 X lj S wt 1 , L Jil vs' ' ' ..g1'Q.Nf ?-'.i - ff, Ci' P S' V . ff ' mf s-.

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f xg-JJ V 1 t Ny ,- 1V ,f , D j, ,wry ff f Xe V, V! ,- -' N 7 f F All li .. kj VOCATIONAL, MECHANICAL TECHNICAL, AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS The new shop section is a joy to behold! Seated: Mr. George R. Speck, Mr. Ralph E. Giddings, Mr. Wendell T. Applebee. Slandingz Mr. james H. Dailey, Mr. Eugene C. Mayer. c' 9 NJ Ik . X ,-Sy. ' r ff gf? -. r M2 I CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION American History and World His- tory are of primary importance in the Citizenship Education program. Miss Marian E. Bigelow, Miss A. Marie Murphy, Mr. Frederick W. Ross, Miss Laura jean Wheadrick. ,X HIGH SGHODL FACULTY FINE ARTS Music, speech, and art express our artistic yearnings. Mr. Robert j. Neil, band directorg Mr. james D. Pletcher, speech correctiong Mr. Wallace Doubleday, music directorg Mr. William W. Storrs, art.