Lockport High School - Forum Yearbook (Lockport, NY)

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- 1 .J w ...rf Mr. Emery A. Bauer Mr. XY'illiam A. Monacelli Mr. Edward XV. Sullivan Mr, Leon A. Peterson Mr. Frank J. Java Milrburmtifs Phvsirr and Jlutherrmtics .xlflfhfllldfffi Srieurr -SUFPICP A.E.g M.S., Aer. ling.. BA., Hamilton College B.A., Canisius College B..-X., University of Buffalo B.S.g Ed.M.A. St: Lawrence University of Cincinnati Ifd.lNf., University of Buffalo Lniverslty athematics and Science How do you hgure out that one? Paul Shimer, Brenda Hammond, and jack XVagner ponder the subject of cube root. . J A Witches Brew. These three chemistry students will no doubt someday astound the world: Virginia Oldham, Lela lfckhardt, and Andre Di Proflo. 3 2 , O Q 1 1 C-615-C f'xi'xi 8 PHYSICS- Avid physics students, Dyson Gay, and Malcolm Maclfachon, study the use of a D.C. transformer as Mr. Monacelli describes its use in experiments dealing with alternat- l?l7 FOKUUI ing currents. 13

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-12.-an Mr. Frederick W. Ross Miss Laura jean XY'headrick Miss Marian E. Bigelow Miss A. Marie Murphy ,'lllIlV'il'lU1 ruul ll ov-ld Hixton Uvorld Hixtorp Amerinzn .md ll nr1d Hixlm-1' .imericunz Hixlort B.A.. Colgate University B.A., XVilliam Smith College B.S.. St. Lawrence Univ. HS.. Buffalo State Teachers M..-X.. University of Buffalo M..-X.. University of M,S.. University of College. Mid.. University Michigan XVisconsin of Buffalo Citizenship Education i'iX,kV . 4' r '25 ','if 2, I . . . iiaa ',,., A. E t 5 ' gf gf 1- 4 A Chl- ' ng , 5 t . A ., A ' 5 a t 5 f, me r :Q Q .' s., Ax Qx so x -' , X 7 .'. ' ' . as-N ' i J -4' Q N f' Q. i t:: A H . t m,,,,,.i,,M',, ' ' af: ' N 'ea' - . . 1 , ' . . . X Q,-J Panel discussions are being planned by me Y 3, small groups in this American History X Class. R. Sanford, C. Roberts, N. Abrams, D. Speck, R. Ziehl, and D. Bishop. Ld P. 1 v- -X-4l,,, k World history classes acquire histor- ical knowledge to apply to everyday living. Miss Bigelow's junior class consults notes for discussion. 12 1, 1956-195 FACULTY Jo- .v is L. ..... World History is a required subject of our curriculum. Officers of this class confer with Miss Wheadrick.

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it B.S. Ed., Potsdam State B.A.. Taylor bnnersity B ld L mvcrglrv of Bufliln Mr. XY'allace Doubleday Miss june -C Mere it illiim XX Storm fnordiutllnr of .limit Home Izmuumztx p Teachers College M.S.. Ball Stitt Tctchcrs Collcgc Fine Arts and Home Economlcs HOME ECONOMICSiIn the Home Economics classes vocational homemaking is stressed. Modern kitchens provide ample space and equipment for the practice of the skills of cooking in the various Home Economics classes. Consulting about possible recipes are Brenda Taylor, Carol Pickles, Linda Par- sons, Bonnie Fredericks and Pat Scotch. HOMEMAKING-Child care stu- dents gain practice in the handling, bathing, feeding, and diet of infants with the assistance of their instruc- tor, Miss Meredith. Development of the child in various stages involves much project work, also practical in nature. i ir