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

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Eva Qlson lolin l.. Pence AB. AB. H. Q. Reed Gladys E. Schrock B.S., A.M. Margaret Schumann Margaret Shepherd Gllllll G, Whether we speak of dancing or swim- ming, the phrase one, two, three, dip may be traced to Miss Qlson. Could this be Mr. Pence we see before us as we creep in our petty pace from class to class? l-le has helped many of us to understand and appreciate Shake speare. Uncle Sam needs trained machinists. Mr. Reed has done a fine job of teaching many of the boys the fundamentals in this field. Aside from teaching art and home plan- ning, Miss Schrock has done great work this year in creating student interest in the defense program and in aiding the Red Cross. Miss Schumann has certainly done her part in helping to ease our fears as we quake and tremble in the outer office. Miss Shepherd, our librarian, has be- friended all with her skill and willingness to assist us in reference problems.

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HAIZHI li, An absence of grammatical mistakes in these passages would be due to the teaching of Miss Fitzgerald and Miss Emmons in Eng- lish. We hope this is a credit to their work. Mr. Flink and Mr. Lindberg, athletic director and coach respectively, have helped to make school lite more enjoyable through their in- teresting sports' program. Who says Latin is a dead language? lulius Caesar and his men lived every morn- ing from 8:30 to 9:15 in Mr. lohnsonius's Latin class. He also spends much time teaching the iuniors and seniors to act like Garbos and Gables. Report cards, excuses, and calls to the ot- tice have made some ot us very frequent callers on Miss Meader. l Lucite Emmons Dorothy M. Fitzgerald Ph.B., AM. B.Ed. Edward Elink A. lohnsonius A.B., A.M. AB., AM. Lester Lindberg Lois Meader B.S.

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lEAIlI G, Mr. Skamser and Mr. Paul White share the honor ot teaching the greatest num- ber of subjects. We have no doubt that from them we learned something new each day. ln Mr. Stephenson's history classes we have had the opportunity of fighting more battles than ever. If we had stopped lighting aiter the Revolution, our task would have been much easier. Mr. Sterling proved to many ot us that it is possible to make clever articles out of trees. Mr. Weston has accomplished a mod- ern miracle this past year. He found that precious electron that was lost some time ago. We hope that the mechanics down in Mr. H. A. White's auto shop have iig- ured out a way for our old jalopies to run another ten years or so. Harold P. Skamser Iames M. Stephenson B.S. B.S. ,...,. mi A ' . , Q N Krblf . .,., I . . in if William H. Sterling B.S.,A.M. W Henry White BS., MS. Edward Weston BS., B.S.E.E., A.M. Paul White B.S.