Lockport Township High School - Lock Yearbook (Lockport, IL)

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Top Row: M. Pesavento, lt. XVarml, J. 'l'imm, J. Timm, A. l.oetscln-r, M. Jeschkv, A.ll:lrlukox'icl1, J. ltlunchulfen, M. Cullen, li. Mcllurtliy, ll. Pc-trucci, M. Stempski, A. DeLorenzo, M. Doyle, D. Konow. Second Row: J. Hamilton, J. Hemphill, D. Ziesemer, ll. Ilyland, Il. Imeisclu-r, H. Parka-r, I. Blaess, D. Blackwell, K. VVoock, B. Baxter, N. Dollinger, J. Balt:-ri, L. Ingram, A. Cherry, E. Tatroe, M. Thomas, D. Hammond, R. Johnson, F. Johnson, L. Boi-, Miss Ryan. Third Row: M. L, VVright, M. Reed, S. Brown, E. Bapst, B. Murray, D. Hartmann, R. Milne, E. Morey, G. 0,Neil, E. Green, M. VVidner, J. Kent, H. Alesauskis, J. Reed. Fourth Row: L. Bewersdorf, E. Carlson, E. Lindquist, B. Matt-rna, E. Zulivh, S. Samusevich, B. Humphrey, L. NVittenkelle1', M. Ada-lmann, V. XYoock, H. Simonivh, E. XVagner, D. Murphy, D. Aspel, D. Peterson, Il. Oser, E. Duncan. Fifth Row: C. Rohlee, J. Carlstrom, M. VVoock, M. Gustafson, A. XVhite, M. XVidner, R. Rosier, A. Anderson fpres.5, V. Kilmer, G. Kettering, R. Wiierschem, M. Konirek, B. Hartmann, F. Sineni, C. Timm. I GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association was formed at L. T. H. S. in 1929 with a total enrollment of seventy-lzive. In 1957-38 the memhership was one hundred and thirty. The olaject of the association is to stimulate interest in girls' athletics and to promote ideals of health and sportsmanship. Awards given for worlc done in the league are numerals. letters. league awards, and league emhlems. In order to obtain these awards, girls gain points for all activities in which they talce a part. Officers Chosen for 1957-58 Were: president, Agnes Anderson: vice president. Rita Rosierg treasurer. Virgie Kilmer: and secretary. Gladys Kettering. Important events of the year were initiation, volley hall tournament, haslcethall tournament, and haslcethall shooting contest. Page Twenty-six

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' 19.37 SE TEMBER 19.57 I SUN M N TU WED THU FRI .SAT o ,WJ , Q I SEPTEMBER 1- U,,9,,,0N Sept. 7. Happy days are here 2 p e nal A again, or are they? 2 Hl wl ln 2 Q Sept. 10. Everybody still awake I2 I3 9 4 in study hall. Fresh- gg :g men still lost. I 54' 2 I9 ' Sept.13. Classes elect officers: 26 7 2 2 V 5 Bch A. still lead man in senior class. Sept. 17. Cheerleaders rally the rooters to rousing roars. First pep meeting. Sept. 18. Some game, and the first. Catholic High 123 Loclc- port 0. Sept. 20. The girls discover Joseph Dort. Sept. 25. lvlenely Brown Duo entertain us. Sept. 25. Victory over Hinsdale. Hurrahl Sept. 27. O. A. A. gets going. Babe, our new Pres. Sept. 31. Not sore are you, girls of the riding cluh? OCTOBER Oct. 2. Home from Lemont, and are we happy? 12-7. Oct. 4. Seniors finally decide on a class ring. Oct. 7. Our football heroes journey to Ottawa. We want to forget the score. Oct. 11. Kidnapping Betty. one act play. given hy seniors in assembly. That funny noise earlier in the day was a fire drill in case you wondered. Oct. 12. No school. Three cheers for Christopher Columbus. Oct. 14. Argo 153 Loclcport 0. You can't win all the time. Oct. 18. Why all the hair-comloing and suit coats? Just the Oct. 20. First report cards out. Oct. 22. C1 group pictures for the Lock heing talcen. 1937 O OIB R 1957 How do you feel? 1 SUN MON TLIECE-D TE FR' Su uh Johnson gets to .I I 2 school on time this -ac' 9 morning, if you can :gk helieve it. -ef 'S I7 L E 23 22.25 it 2930 Page Twenty-eight