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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1947 volume:

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His teaching career, which fluctuated lnetween Wlill and Coole Counties, lzegan in the Alexander District in 1887. He has lneen Principal of the Eastern Avenue School in loliet lnow the Marsh Schooll, of the Francis Key, the Bancroft, and the Yale Schools in Chicago, and the loliet City Schools claimed him. as Superintendent for three years. Three years were also spent as a Chicago Teachers College lnstructor. He has supervised lnclustrial Arts in the Chicago Grade Schools and also its High Schools. Mitch of his time has lween spent liberally at Vaughn Hospital and at the Stateville Prison and, at present, he donates four days persweele in teaching Handicraft in two homes for elderly people in Hins- dale. ' Mr. Worst has laeen to Europe seven times, each time specializing in some type of Handicraft which accounts lor his outstanding lznowledge along that line. ln Septemlner, 1909, the Chicago Board of Education sent him to Germany to inspect schools for four months. lOl the European countries, he prefers Norway and Sweden., One can determine from the alaove that Mr. Worst's holnlny is Handie crafts. Eighteen years ago he helped found a Craft House, now the Edd ward F. Worst Craft House, in Penland, North Carolina, alaout sixty miles from Ashville. Although the lneginning ol this institution was minor, it grew so rapidly and proved so popular and worthwhile that now 125 people complete a course everv three weeles. He has been a memlzer of the Loclzport Grade School Board for forty- five years and of the High School Board for seventeen years, ten of which he has lneen President of the latter. lt can well lne seen that Mr. Worst has had few idle moments. To this civiceminded leader and highly respected citizen, we, the class of 1947, proudly dedicate mllhe l.oclQ.H erry Rose and Lois Wzird of0cLla0rf jownd ila mia in uf zere wr' As the hands of our Academic Clock hrought forth the morning hours, wc found approx' imzitcly 550 students entering the Lockport Township High School to continue their cycle of learning. Guiding the hands of our clock was our superintendcnt, James M. Smith, who, with the assistance of twentyfthree faculty members, continued to mold our haickgrounds for future years. Lockport Township High School was found' ed in 1909, Due to the increasing population, goof. . 0 go fo Jcnoof. . .utltlitimis of 1925 :xml 1929 hruught it to its prcscut sizc, ln this strikingly outstzuiding sclwul .irc 1-OLl11Ll Ll swimming puolg El gym' naisium that seats 1600 pcoplcg stiuiidfpruof ccilings in thc cmiidurs, czlfctcrizl, study hull. Imntl :mtl nrt rumnsg and an unusual amd hczlu' tiful trophy morn. Hcrc not only was hack- gmuml in Acndcmic Education ohtziincd. hut thcrs was also much social lifc which ccntcrctl .mmuntl thc x'a11'icd activities of thc school. we Ross Bixmkcy :mtl Ted Maiiigclsdtmrf W1 ,'N 0121 AHMHISTRATIUN - SENIURS - 111151111115 SUPHUMURES - FP1ESH.M.E.N Gur Academic Cloc 'cked from 8:20 A. M. unt1l 3:15 P. M., ng wh1ch mme our JAMES MeKINNON SMITH BA., M.A. ulaerinferwfenf . . . Olflldefelll gMiJClllC0 l9l'0l'i'l0f05 5l'Yl00fA CAJCLIUOFA . . Guiding the hands of our School Clock was our very capable superintendent, Mr. Smith, who has been Superintendent of the Lockport Township High School for the past twentyftwo years. While attending McMaistcr University in Hamilton, Ontario, he was called to service in World War I after which he continued his education at the University of Chicago, Chi' eago, Illinois. Mr. Smith is a past President of the North' eastern Division of the Illinois Education As' sociation, and of the Will County Superinf tcndents' and Principals' Association. He is also a member of the Board of Governors of the Illinois Association for the Crippled, and Vice President of the Will County Tubercuf losis Association. Having been so active in Illinois Education, Mr. Smith has received the honor of being included in Whos Who in American Edueaf tion, and Whos Who in the Ccntral Statesf' His most enjoyable hobbies arc golf and ocean fishing. For all students associated with L. T. H. S.. Superintendent Smith is a guiding hand in preparing them for thc clock of life they later face. SECRETARIES: Ivlarilyn Muiicli poscs during a pausc whcn com' piling thc daily attcndancc rccord. lvlarjoric Frcdrickson givcs thc ncccssary information to an inf xllllflllg parcnt. .?0a,rc! of gldlucafion vm, Wofez11orfAy group in goof prouic er . . The Board of Education dcscrvcs much crcdit for providing a good school in which wc could train our minds mcntally and our hodics physically a school of which wc may justifiably hc proud. Fcw pcoplc know much ahout our hoard mcmhcrs' occupations: Prcsidcnt Edward F. Vxforst, a mcmhcr for scvcntccn ycars. is a rctircd instructor of Industrial Arts. Sccrcf tary Ulcnn E. Millcr, clcvcn ycars a mcmhcr, is a lawycr. Dr. R. B, Harpham, a dcntist, has scrvcd ninc ycarsg and Dr, Emil Viskocil, a doctor of mcdicinc, has scrvcd twclvc. Mr. Erncst H. Swcnson is a huilding contractor and has hccn a hoard mcmhcr cight years, while Mr. Marion A. Dc Sandrc is a machine shop supcrintcndcnt at thc .lolict Wrcmught WLlShCf Company and has scrvcd thc Board thirtccn ycars. NIV. NIAIVIHII X. IH' 52lll4ll'1'. llr. llillllll ll- Hurllllillll. Nlr. livin-sl ll. Swr-nsou. llr. limil J. Yiskovil. l're-sida-nl lidwurml lf. XYorsl. SllIll'l'llll1'llllt'Il1 JRIIIIUS Nl. Smith. :md S1't'!'t'l1ll'3' fili-nn li. Milli-r m at 1 monllllx mulin discuss un imporlnnl iss - : : ,' ,.. 6 GCI! . . ,Storming our clwfiniezi . . . Mr. Aiken Daymond J. Aiken-B. A., M.S.-Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Physics, Sophomore Home Room Chairman. Clinton O. BismarckfB.A.-General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Detention, Junior Home Room Chairman. Catherine -I. Bottino-B. S., A. S.4Art I and II, Art Appreciation, Home Living, Interior Decorating. Ernest O. CanevafB.A.-Band, Chorus, Orchestra. Mr. Bismarck Mrs. Bottino Mr. Caneva I2 Mrs. Cherry Mr. Cherry . . . fAeir fad id very we!! clone . . . Florice S. Cherry ee B. A. ff American History, World History. Raymond Cherryvlvi. A.-Metal Shop. Alice E. DugganfB. S.fEnglish I and IV, World His- tory. Lucilc Emmons fNot photographedj-Ph. B., M. A.- French I, Spanish II, English III. Edward Flink-B. A., M. A. '---- Civics, Economics, Water Safety, Dean of Boys, Director of Athletics. Lorina E. GoerzfB.A., Ph.M.--efGeneral Science, Alf gehra I, Plane Geometry. X Miss Duggan Mr. Flink Miss Gocr: I3 F Clclflkg . auerzi of our fufure AigAl,Ully5 . . . Miss Johnson Dixie A. JohnsonfB, S.fFoods, Personal Grooming, Costume Design, Clothing, Cafeteria, junior Red Cross. Alex L. JohnsoniusfB. A., M. A.-Latin I and II, World History, Dramatics. Mildred H. Krusa+B. E.fTyping I and II, Stenography I and II, Secretarial Practice, School Dances, The Lock . Lester L. Lindberg--I--B. S.-Physiology, Physical Training. Mr. Iolmsomus Miss Krusa Mr. Lindberg I 4 Mrs. Mnlmncx Miss Olson . . we he gfdleflf fo tAOH'L . . Mary G. Mahoneyf-R. N.-Home Nursing. Eva M. Olson- B. Af fEnglish II, Physical Training, Dean of Girls, G, A A. John L. PcnccfB A.f'English IH and IV, Senior Home Room Chairman, The Times . Frank J. Rogers fB. S., M. S.f-NVorld History, Physical Training. Margaret C. ShcpherdfLibrary. Mr, Pence Mr. Rogers Miss Shepherd I 5 Mr. Sterling I -- Miss Taylor C-zlffbikg . . Wumger fwenfg-fbi-ee Aff-on? . . guiofe fke o!IocLIoorf li7eener5 ll . William H. Sterling'WB. S., M. S.fWood Shop, Book Store. Margaret L. Taylor B. S. - English I and ll. Henry A. White fB. S., M.S. Auto Mechanics, Pref flight, Student Council. Paul C. White-B. S., M.A.fCivies, Economies, Busif ness Training, Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Com' mercial Arithmetic, Freshman Home Room Chairman. Crris S. Young-B.S., B.A, M. A. --ff Electric Shop, Mechaiiical Drawing. Mr. H. White Mr. P. Vv'hite Mr. Young I6 ozifuzgi C,z',,,C,A,,, Our cjfong O! nij ,9OPllAll Cllllllllg UW. . . Fight , my-t , ight , For Lock ' port .L .E f-1 if aiffwm 8 ' 5 - 9 i - 'ho A Ik' F Shi un DP J f. Q l.r.J l'J-1 W we will ' 0 I basl? ov AH 'L Q WK , Fishi Fav- Q an I A 1.1 .1 4 gg 'Jim JS441JZ 'I .pl L T H S l -P IJ- J 1.15144-'I Rah! Heh! ,Maroon ami! A jqhate Q., QJ. J. IJ. J. H1 -'J I 3 u '- e nd, ,Fight un - to T144 Ilqvft J' 1-.L J f ' 1 1 eLf:F'1,L We Stondb saw our Lu ' al t, So Q1 -1-E1-71 15 P .514-L win that FRE owe! I7 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS : R. Humphrey, Vice President R. Petre, Secretary E. Garvey, Treasurer L. Ward, President Ql'll0l 5 0,9011 f ell' Gly llllf zedf dnb! U'i90l . . . September brings school, and September 1943 brought 165 of us as wondering freshmen to the study hall to elect Joe Broderick as our class president. World War II changed the pattern of numerous activities in our school life, for parties and frivolous things were on a priority. However, we got into the swing of things by joining the G.A.A.g FroshfSoph basketball, football, and baseballg chorus and band, and many took part in the operetta, Bits O' Blarney. As sophomores, we attended the Sham' rock Swirl, first junior Red Cross formal dance. Sports and music still topped the list of our activities. The major musical event of the year was the operetta, Tulip Time. Chuck Qrding was president of the class. As upperclassmen in 1946, we participated in more activities. The Carnival Cotillionf' junior Red Cross formal dance, saw many of our members in gala attire. Also, as juniors, enior Cfafid . . . we sponsored the juniorfSenior Prom, Swingf ing on a Star. Part of our class became the first junior Pen Wipers. The class play, Love Your Neighbor, filled in another block in our pattern of activity. In the GA.A. Volleyball and Basketball Intramural Contests, we came out champs Many of the boys constituted a big part of the varsity football, basketball, and baseball teams. To complete the days around the clock of our junior year, the seniors inf vited us to their picnic. Responsibilities came thick and fast in our senior year. Materiall had to be gathered for our monthly publication of The Times. Work on The Lock went on practically all year, that included the taking and mounting of picturesg writing captions, identifications, and literary articlesg proofreading, etc. Part of the fun came in the way of the J.R.C. formal dance, Autumn Serenade. A big event in thc year was the 0pen House for parents and friends. We seniors also had a share in the opcretta, Marianne Love Is Too Much Trouble, our senior play, topped the latr: spring activities. The -IuniorfSenior Prom fol- lowed that. Another part of any senior's life was choosing a class ring and invitations, and still to look forward to are the JuniorfSenior Picnic and Class Day. Thus we leave L.T.H.S. and all its pleasant memories, having completed our four years of around-thefclock life and hoping that the classes to follow will enjoy their clockwork years as much as we have. Top: lJon't you believe- NNN B: x Ann? Jim and Georgeno made a sux illll ieum. Cookie, open that door for Iluhlrd' - F. Yi Buck K'-limi Bill HL. B. Beryllium Phu Rich Sh1rl '4'Rosc eniom . . . Our claify frilad gzwounvf fAe CACA? . tiliillllili AISIPAY Yi l For him .vrlmnl ix unly rr lmrrilrlv alrrrun. Baseball 3g lIlll'lllllllI'illS 1, 2. 3, l. JOYCE ANHEIKSUN Huck A good laugh ix .vunsliine in llcr wnrlrl. .lunior lird Cross 43 Class Pluy 33 P4-p Club 23 liowl- ing 3, 43 h.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 lllilllllf Club 1, 2, 3. JAMES BANIQIUJIFF Jim Wine. ivomen, mul ruruy jolcvxl linskctbull 13 'l'I'm'k 43 Stump Szilrs 1, 2. 3. WILLIAM ISELANIDEN Bill If worry kills men, he'Il live! Junior llril Cross 23 Class Pluy 3. I3 Qll2ll'll'l'lJlll'li Club I I l -3 fooibzill 43 liuskcibull 3. 43 lfziskc-lbull 'fournumn-nl 3, 43 lfusubull 1, 2, 3, I. LOMA lllE'l'll BEIKIKYMAN I..li. A lulvnlvd girl uflufs fond of url as wvll us niusir: Student Council 43 l.m'k Stull' 13 'l'ime-S Stull' I Junior lircl Cross I3 lizlml l, 2, 3, lh-pwse-iilziiivv uni Board ol' Control 13 llund Cunlc-st 3. 43 Chorus 1. 2, 3, 43 Synrlironvtir 3. 43 Upi-l'i-lla l, 2, 13 Class Pluy 4.3 Water Suloiy 4. ISEIIYI. lSISNl.XllCli llc-1'ylliu1n A nice. jolly gall Chorus 3. 43 Op:-rriizi 13 Class Play 33 G.A.A. 1, 2. 3. l Riding Club 23 Lab. ,-Kss't. 1, 2, 3, 4. l'llYl,l.lS l'JUllliMAN Phiz Prrlliy, pup11lu1'. mul 1ll'l'N0lllllHU plus! Slunlc-ul Council S0t'l't'l1lly i3 'Al.ock Stull' 43 'l'iinvs Stull' 43 Junior Ili-il Cross Vice Prcsidvnl 3, 43 llfmd 1. 2. Vourcl ol' Control 3 and 43 liunml Contest 3, 43 Urcllx-sim 1. 2. 3. I3 llpi-ri-liz: 23 Class Play 3, ll3 Pe-31 Club 23 lluslu-I Sliooting Tournzims-ni I, 2, 3, 43 lowling Il. 'l'UlIl'IlHllI4'Ill 13 llllluniuruls 1, 2. 3. 43 T011- uis 23 C-..X.A. 1. 23 Vim- Prrsidi-nt 3, President 43 Hiding Club I, 23 Ping Pong: '1'uurn:nm-lit 2, 33 Pen NYll7L'l' 3. IHCIIARID lH.L I'H K'llich llix xilrnrc urlzlx In liix yrvul11c.v.w. Ifuolbull 2. 3, 13 llllI'2lllllll'lllh 1. SlllIil.IiY ISIKANIJISNIWIIH Shirl A .vimwl uml nzmirxt girl. Howling 2. 3. I3 ll..X.A. 2, 3. 4. HOSE BRANIQEY .-l loyal rumpunion. un v.r1'ellvnl frlrml: un eurnesl llll1Ilfl'I'. mill lrm- lo llu' end. Studi-nt Counril 43 l.ock' Staff Co-vslitor -13 Thurs Stull' 43 Junior lim-il Cross 2. Sucrvlzlry 3. 43 Chorus I, 2. 15. 13 Syiirlironrllv 3, 43 Choius Trio 3, 43 Upon'- vlta 1. 2, 43 Class Play 33 Coinmurcial Conlest 33 lllll'llllllll'illS I, 2, 3, 43 ll.A.A. 1, 23 Se0l'L-tary 3, Vice lll'0wlill'lll 43 'lllllllbllllg Club 1. 2, 3. 43 Hiding Club Ii. lg Pimp, Pong Tournunu-nt 2. 33 Pen Wiper 3. joe Iolmnic Scotty Shir1 Kaye ..BlOmhC.. .lchmkn ashippy.. aloe.. ..Bud.. . Pfepare H15 Ol' Olfll' lylfllfl? . . . .lllSlil'lI lflltllllilllllli Jw- II1' fi11l1lx in 1'111'1'11 lllllllt' 111111'Il1111l1ilv. 111111 11111'x it with 11 .vp-11'1.v1111111'.e xmilv. llass l'l'l'SlIll'lll l. Zig Slumlc-nl Council 3, 45 Literary S111-ivly Pr1-sidvnl l. -lg ul.lN.'li', Staff -lg 'I'in1cs Staff 45 Iuniur R1-1l Cross 2g Class Play Dig Xmas Play 43 Quar- l11'l1a1'k Club Il, lg lfoulball ll11ar1l 111' Control ll, 45 lunlblll I ' l l Ill ll 1 . L., I, 3 zs'4'lb:1ll 1, 2, 3, -lg Baskclball IUlll'lllllllt'lll 2. Ii, lg lIas1-ball 1, 2. 3, ,lg Baseball Tour- num-nl 2, Il. l. .l41llX lillU1,lliNl AN .luInmiv N111 Illlllllllx ll 111111. I111l ulurrlyx ll 1111111! llAlll3AllA BRUCE Scotty 1' !I1i11I: 111' lI4'l' 11s 1111111110 111111 l11:1111lif11l. luniur ll1-1l Crass 2. Zlg Class Play Ilg Pup Club 25 lhslu-l Sl11mli1n.c 'l'Ulll'llllIlll'lll I. 2, 39 Howling 3, lg ll AUX, I, 2, Il. -lg llisling Club l. 2. Sllllll.liX' lll7llCll Sbi1'l l f1'i1'111i 1111111 111' I'4'l'IiIlll4'f1 llll' 11111sl1'1'11i1'1'e of 1111I111'e. l,u1-li Stall' lg 'l'in11-s Slafl' 43 Chorus I. 2. 3, 45 ll'l'l'llll lg Class Play ll. -lg Nmuw Play -lg Bowling I l 2. Il, lg G.A.A. l. Z.. Il, 11. ...0 i947 CATIIEHINE CAPPIil.l.IE'l l'U Kay1 ' nl' Callly 1 ll'1111I1I fl11'1'e Il't'l'l' ll hvrx lilcv lwr! I.11ck'f Staff -lg Junior llc-d Cross ll, ll lla: 5 11l I, 2. l.lbl'1ll'l1llI and llnanl ul l.xllltl'0l .l and 13 lland Cun- l1-sl 3, lg Clmrus li, lg fll'l'llCSll'1l ,lg fllN'l'l'llll -lg Class. Play Zi, lg fi..-LA. I. 2, Il. -lg Tlllllllllllfi Club I. JOAN CAlll,UCli lilnmli1- W1' 111111111 lilill- uf h1'1', 1111! 11II is gami. 121111-11-1l tl. NAZZAIHENU CIANCANIELLI, Jr. Cl1ink Ile' limlx linu' I11 flu 11111111 111' ll'!llIf.Y ffl 1111, l m1ll1all Il. MAHCELLA COYNE Skippy A 1'11111I1i1111Ii1111 of Illllllll 11dn1i1'al1Ie virf111'.v. l.n1'k Staff lg C111111111-rvial Contest Il. .IUSEPII CVNICO 'Elm- I-'1'1'11114'11!I11 1111111111 llix f7l'1lll!, 111- 1111111111 Il1i11 IIUXYARIJ DAVIS Bud ,-l I111111111-1111-l111'Ic11 1'l11111. Nunn Hour C0lllllllll0l' 25 XYZIIPI' Salk-ly l, 23 liaskvlball 2, Il. kx II Il111llgl1I. 115 lfnulbull Sl'1irl Dc Tofu Helen 'Ijunia' Beaver Cootsie I el'll0l d . . . lil' !ncAoof 406011105 fnofl' Fill' SHIIIIJEY lllCXIl'SlCY Sluirl For har, liff' ix ynnrl. Howling.: I, Ig 1l.A.A. I, I. llE'l l'Y llli 'l'Ul lf0l, lla 'l'ul She lives mul Ielx lim-J Junior Red Cross I, 21 Pvp Club 25 tl..X..X, I, 25 Club 2. IIELEN IIOINIE Living fur the fun .slw gwtx from living. IHEXE IDIKZEVVIECIQI She d4wxn'I rare lmuv you llI'lllllIlllll't' hrr nunw: rhunge it .NIllIl1'llllll', tlllllllfllll. Times Staff 43 Cafe-tm-ria Cununillw- I. MELVIN li fX'l'0X Gus Tlwra- 4ll'I' fvuv lilu' him! JANE EUNIIARIJ .lauiv To kllillll lwr, is In like llI'l'.l Lock Stafl' 43 llUllllll1'l'l'l2ll Cont:-st Il. lrcnc Gus 'ilDnt Honey a U n XX'll,l,lANl lfl..XYlN liz-ax'4-1 ' or Hill . , . . liull, Hull: ax, Imx mum- ll lul. und. Ill .lllzlt-lim. luis dum' lzix lvll. Llass Sl't'I'l'llll'y Sig Slumli-nl Counvil 253 I'l'4'sicl1'lll IZ I,o4'k Slafi' lliwulalion l-'lmlilor' lg Junior llvsl Cross ' ills if Izps Play Ilg CaI'1-tm-ria Committm-4' Il. Illlllll'lll1lll I9 'all-1' Sal:-ly I: Qll1ll'll'l'llilK'k Club II, Prvsirlvnl -I: Xlll 11-tit' lloarml ol' Control Ig Football lloarrl ul' Control J mdiw, Ig Football l. I., ll, Captain -Ig Haskvtball 2, 153 Base- ' ball Ll, Il, Ig llasvball 'll1llll'Il2lIll1'lll 2, Il. lg Stamp Salvs I -1 1 H - l,l'lllNAllll I7liACAll0 'CoolsiL ' A IIIIQIUI' ln vm-ry pw! Class 'lll'l'1'Slll'l'l' Il: .lul fig Qll lim' lic-tl Cross 23 Nx'2lll'I' Safvty art:-r'bac'k Club Zi, 43 Football Board ol' Control Zig I-'ootball l. 2. Ii, Ig liaslu-tball 2, Il. -lg liase-ball I, 2, Il, Ig liasn-ball 'llUll!'Il1llll4'lll 2, Zi, I. xlufll S I1 IDOIIOTHX' ILAIIXEII Dol 1' nullfex lilk' Ilan! fur no unv. E'l'l l lil, IQAHVICY Hon:-y Fun. llnu xuyC ' Slufll bv right Hll'l'l'f Class 'I'l'c-asurm' I, Ig Lock Staff Social Editor I: 'l'i1 ues Slafl' lg Junior ll:-tl Cross 1. S1'l'l'f'lZlI'y 2, Dance- l.ll1lll'lllZlIl 'lg l.llIH'llS I, .lg Up:-l't-tta l. lg Class Play .1, Ig ll0lllllll'l'll'ill Conte-st fig P1-p Club 2: xvlilvl' Safvlv Ilg liaskut Sllhlbllllg 'll0lll'Il2llll0lll 1, 2. Zi: Bowling Il, 4.5 Intramurals I. 2. II. Ig Il.A.A. I, 2. Zi, 'lll't'2lSlll'l'l' 43 Tulnbliny.: Club I. 2, Il, 4: Hiding.: Club l, 2, Zig Stump hal 22 vs I, 2, Zig Pm-n Wipvr Il. --Lee MOC 3-Dick Bease '-Rich L'l5utterluall jay Mickey Sparky Hook . . . 0 1 .IA . . . . llll. C'ClC 5llCCC'J.5lUC' year . . . LEUNA tiltliliNIllilttl Loc- MARY .IACOHSISN Jay Sllr' lilcvx In lull: fam! 1H'f'4llIS1' xlzc run M111 mon.. In hw. mngm, ix HH, hm, of kimhwxx' Elllt'f'f'll 1 lSt'l'0lItl Sl'lllt'Slt'l'lQ ll0XX'llllg 2, 33 T0l0gl'HD'lllt' llow ing 'l'oul'na11lL'ut 23 G.A.A. 2, Il. JOHN filllimli MDW Amxtxu .louxsox --nlickr-v Nwwr U dun mmmlnl! . .4 really xmilr and xpurlding vyvx' ilu' l'l11lSt' uf nmny Elllt'l't'lI l--ll:--f'l1tL'l't'ml l. 1Illll'I' a yvar in the NHVXQ munlu sighs. ' Class 'llY'!'llSlll'i'l' 13 .luuior llutl Cross 113 Baud I, 2. St. ' -l: llanll lloarrl ol' Control ll3 Band Contest l, 2. li. I3 Stutlrut Council 43 Lock Staff 43 'Ul'llll4'S.' Staff 4: tllmrus 233 Ort-lu-stra :lg Stud:-nt tlomluv.-tor -t3 lllass Junior ll:-d Cross Il. 43 Band 1, 2. 3. 43 Band Board Play 33 lfoothall 33 llatslaetlmll 33 liym Exhibit l. ot' Control il3 Band Coulc-st 3. 43 Chorus 1. 2, 'l'rc-asurrr li. 13 Syl1l'll'0lll'tlC Ii. 43 Chorus Trio Il, 43 Orchestra llltlllAllll llAlll'll.Ul Smoky or Dick 2. Il. 43 Upervtta 1. 2. 4: Class Play 3, 43 X , Pl ,' Quirludv uml 1'onlt'nInu'nl r'0nr'oni dt-vilment. I3 Pe-p Club XVatx-r Salle-ly 33 Basket Shtmtlll:q'l'olllrt Lot-k Staff 43 Pt-n Wiper 33 Class Play 43 Projector UHIIWIIU 1- -3. -5- -li Uvwllflil 3. 42 Gull' 45 'l'l'IllliS 22 Operator 1, 2' 3, 4: xvutcl. Safety 2, 3: Quarterback Il..-LA. ll, 2. fl, 43 Tltlllhllhg Clltb l, 2, ll. -lg llllllllpl Club 33 Football 2. 33 liast-ball lg Track 4. Ullb 1, -3- llIiltXltIIi IIUVVARD Beast- Quirl. hui llll' .vzzxpvr-I gu11, ' this. il xvvnrx, ix juxl hw. ,WWI JEAN JUNGELS Sparky l Slu- knouvx ilu' mnrlll of silence. RICHAHIJ HUYT ll1rl1 3 l And now nll hix lruzzhlex are pus!! l'4'1lPl'Pd -5- lntramurals 1, 2, ll, 4. RUIKERT lIL'Ml'llItEY Butt4-rball or Bob MARK KENNEY ..um,.. m. ..H00k,- Boys will bv IWW! God 1111-xx llw girls! Ile loves them ull! Ente-rod 213 lllass Vicu Prvsitlvnt 43 Lock Staff 43 ' Class Play 3, 43 Xmas Play 3, 43 Quarterback Club 3, Class Vicv Prcsidmlt 13 Lock Staff 4: Cafvtvria 43 Football Board ot' Control 43 Football li. 43 Baskvt- tiommittm- Il, 43 Quarterback Club 3. 43 Football 1, ball 43 Baseball ll, 4. 2. 3. 43 Basketball 23 Intramurals 43 Trauk 4. 23 Cookie Kenney Betts Kricky Lovey Betts Lefty Dixie Betts , Bill eniord . . . eniom can ann! .szniom HUGE'l 1'E KLOSKA Cookie Prvlly In wall: wil1i,- willy to talk with! LockA' Stall' Literary Editor 4g Times Staff 43 Junior lied Cross 2. 3. 43 Hand 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Board of Control 43 Band Contest 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 23 Class Play 3, 43 Xmas Play 43 Pep Club 23 NYatcr Safety 33 Basketball Tournament 2, 3. 43 Bowling.: 1. 2. 3, 43 Golf 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 'fumbling Club I, 2, 3, 43 Riding Club 2. KISNNETH KOEHNER Kenney Small, but lniglilyl Student Council 43 Lock Staff 43 Junior Red Cross 3. 43 Band 1. 2. 3. President 43 Band Board of Control 2, 3, 43 Band Contest 33 Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4s Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4g Operetta 23 Class Play 33 VVater Safety 3s Quarterback Club 3. 43 Athletic Board of Control 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. BE'l l'Y KOSICEK Betts Slit' dnexn'l have to spealrf her eyes tell the story. IJOROTI-IIE KRICKOVICH Kricky Pin-suex In-r way, iuimovezl by argument. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Contest 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 4. NORMA KROGSIIUD Lovcy A ilaqugliler of llie liozls-divinely tall and most divinely air. Pep Club 23 Bowling 2, 3, 43 'felegrapbic Bowling '.llUlll'llilllll5lll 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. 0... liE'I t'Y KLTIQINSKI Betts Were il not for an om,-11.vfu:1al joke, she uvnnlrl die. Class Play 33 Xmas Play 43 XYater Safety 3, 43 Bowl- ing 2, 3, 4, Golf 43 o.A.A 2, rs, 4. JEAN Laasnx 3-it-rays or mvf-1- Devil lempt her null Class 'l'rc-asura-r 23 Lock Staff 43 Junior lied Cross 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Contest 3, 43 Chorus 33 Operetta 23 Class Play 3g P '11 Club 23 Basketball Tour- nament 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 3. 43 Golf 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Tumbling Club 43 Riding Club 1, 23 Stamp Sales 1, 2. DONALD LOIIMAR Dixie Worries never worry him. Literary Society Vice Pres dent 33 Cafeteria Commit- tee 43 Quarterback Club Ii, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baskitball Tournament 43 Track 43 Stamp Sales 1, 2. BETTY ANN LUDWIG Betts Sweet and yelilel Junior lied Cross 4g Class Play 43 Cafeteria Com- mittee 23 Comnlercial Cox test 33 Bowling 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. NVILLIAM MLIJIJIO Bill Ile lakes it as it crmlex. Entered 2. ..-I-ed.. ..Ray.. HGH.. ..L0rry... ..Wild Root.. Mink Mitch jr. Babs Tess Donnie . . . af ol,0CLl90l't Sckoof 'l'lllEOlJ0lll'1 MANlilil.SIl0lll Fragile or Teil Ulu. how lu- lanes In prove he's right! Sluilenl Council Il. ,lg l.ot'k Staff 4g Pun XViper 39 'l'inu-s Stull' lg lluntl l, 23 Projeclol' Operator 2, ll, -lg NY:ltt-r Sufi-ly 23 Qunrtc-l'buek Club '1ll'C1lSlll'0I' 3, 4g Athletic Bontril ol' Control lllllllflllllll llg Football Board ol' Control Il, -lg Allilt-lie blllllilgl'l' 2, 25, 'lg Stamp Sales 0 ILXYMUNIJ MANNlNG Huy Wil --:ml loud. lull deep! Junior lla-it lil-oss lg Water Safely 43 Football 2g llusclmll 1, ZS. -l. tllI.llEllT MATIIEH Gil .-l man of few wurrlx is the best mall. 'l'rnuk -l. ll0l.UllliS MEYER Lorry Vuriely ix Inu' xpive nf life. lun.er1'tl .l. WII.l.I,l1l MlI,l.I5ll Wild Root ox' Bill You 1-un't rlislurh liix good nnlure. QllZll'lt'l'hlil'li Club -lg Football 1, 2, 4g Bust-bull 1, 3, 4g lllll'illlllll'lllS 2. ...0 1947 NVll.I,IAM MlNliNX'l'l'Z Mink lIe'x always himself. XYnler Safety 39 lluskellmll 1, 2. llItjIlAlllD Ml'l'Clll5l.l, Mitch Jr. limi helps him for hu lll'l1I.V hinzxelf. llAllllAllA Mtllll?-AN llubs', Of gentle manners and uf' mild uffeelionx. Lock Stull' Copy Editor 4g Junior lied Cross Ilg Clxorus ll, -lg Xmas Play -lg Commercial Contest 3g li.A.A. 1, 2, 3, ,lg Stump Sales 1, 3. 'l'llIEllESA MUEIILBAUER Tess Wllere ull fire, she ix: where she is, all are! Class Vice President 8g l.oi'k Stuff 4g Times Stull' -lg Junior Rell Cross Vice President -lg Chorus 2g Oper- uttu 23 ljluss Play ll. ,lg Xmas Pluy 4g Cheerleader 4: Pep Club 2g llzlskelbnll 'l'0ll!'lllllllUI'll 2, 3g Bowling 2. Il, ,tg Gull' lg G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Tumbling Club Il, -Ig llitling tllub 3. DONALD MlFlllN Donnie llix liupizinesx ix llxe result of eanlenlnienf. Qll2ll'lt'l'lJ:lt'li Club lig lfootbull 1, 2, Zig Baseball 1, 2, Il. Murph i'Gene Red jog Wry '.lC11I1U1C Rich i'Chuck Mary Ann Orme eniom . . . ime run.6 Jufihfg fhroug our Launch . . . lEl..XlNlE Xll lll'lIX' 'iNllll'llllH Slufx ready for fun ul 1111 linzvx. Studvnt Council Yict- l'l'l'Sltlt'lll lg l,m'k Stall' 15 'I'inu-s Stall' l5 .luniur ltul Cross 1. 2. ll. Pri-sid:-nt 45 Class Play 3, i5 Nnras l'lay I5 l'4-p Club 25 Baskvt- ball 'I'0urnan1unt 2. li, 11 lntranlurals l. 2. 3. 45 1i.A.A. I, 2. .l, 45 rllllllllllllpf t.lub .ig llltllllg Club 2, .L tZEUltCIENIi Mt-t1.XNN.X 'th-rw flood nulnrv .vpnrlclvs in har vylvx. Lock Stall' -I5 'l'iuu-s Stall' 45 -lllllllll' llvd Cross 45 Class Play 45 Xmas Play -I5 Pap Club 25 Basketball 'l'0lIl'Il1lllll'lll 25 Bowling 2. Il. I5 Gull' I5 G.A.A. 2, 3, -l. JAMES NELSON Ili-tl Une of llzuxv quicl. llmnglzfful fl-Il1111v.v! Baseball 2. lg lnlra1nul'als 2. JUSEPII NlCllIEl,li Nick ur Jvc As full nl' nmmis IIN nn April Illlllf Lock Stall' 45 Class Play 35 Nunn lluur CUlllIllllll't' J L5 Cafeteria Cnnnnittvt- 3. 45 Walt-r Satvty 35 Quarter- back Club 3, -lg lfootball 2, Il, -15 Baskctball 2, IS, 4. NYBY NOBLE A nllllllll llltlll IUIUISC Il!l1lll'l' llt'l't'I' Utll'll'X. Entered 3. JEANNE NtlllllI'NBliBti Ja-anniv Shu xpcnlfx for Iwrxvlf. Junior llvrl Cross lg Nunn Hour fl0llllllllll'l! 1. 2, 215 ltidlng Club 1. BICHABD 0'YlEl.l, Bidi llc Illlly not Im Imnrlxonuf, but hL x mighty good Innk- ing. Literary Society 25 Quarli-rback Club 3. 45 Football Board ul' Control 45 lformtdtnll l, 2, 3, 45 Basvball 15 lIlll'2llllllI'1llS 1, 2. CIIABLIZS UIIDING Chuck Pup. vim. IYlgtlI', and lvil4lil1l.' Class President 25 Quartvrbavk Club 3. Svcrvtury -4: Football 1. 2, ll. Captain fl: Basketball 1. 2, Il, 45 liaslu-tball 'Fournament 2, i5 Baseball l, 2, 3, -15 Base- ball T0lll'll2lllltxlli 2, Il. MARY ANN ORSEN UI' gvulle rlisimxilionl Luck Staff 45 Junior llvzl Cross 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Contest 3, -I5 Class P ay 3, 45 Pep Club 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Stamp Sales 2, 3. ELAINE 0l 1' 0ttsi4- S11e'lI .ving her may inla your heart. Lock Stall' -I5 Junior Rell Cross 1. 2. ZR. -15 Band l, 2, Il, -15 Band Contest 3. 45 Majorettm- 2, Il, 45 Chorus l. 2, 3, 45 Syncllrunt-ttv 3, 45 Chorus Trio 3, 45 Oper- 1-tta 1. 45 Class Play 3, -45 G..-LA. 1, 2, 45 Tumbling Club 45 Riding Club 1, 25 Stamp Sales 2. ...lerryu UVic.. -Lu-1 ..GlLl!--1 Tina Ray Ted Nor 'xl51ll Bo 7947 . . . 0 . . . L5 gear 0 a geflfif . . . M- ff Gl'IIi.XI.ll UXLICY A'-lL'l'l'Xu ILXYXIUNII I'lC'I'lHC l':'l1- ul' Huy II1- lmx nw linu' In llYlfl'l'H. lfull nj' fun mul 11 qrmfl xjmrl ix In-. liuse-hull 2. Ii, Ig liusx-ball 'lv0llI'lllllllt'lIl IK. tlluss Sf-vVvlzll'y 1: XYSIIVI' Szufvly I1 Quurlvrlmuk Club S4-rn-lul'x' 'S' Iffm hull 2. If. Ig Ixllrzlmurauls L! Zi YlC'l'UR l'.'XYl,ll1H Vic H . l 4 U llllulllitblll-I l'li'I'llU 'l'ed You run! lilNfHI'h lux guml lIfl1lH't'. , Nunn Hour CUlllIlliHQ'1' 3. lg llllI'illllllI'1llS IG, I. Num' but lzim.wIf !'tlll Im lux pr1rull4'l. Qlllll't0l'bilt'li llluh lg lfuullmll liuurd ul' Control -I Fuolhxlll l, 2. I3 liuslivtlmll 2. 2. lg l!:lsli1'llmII Tlllll numvnt 25 lIlIl'lllIllIl'1lIS MARY LUL' I'EHl,ANh Ln I-'rivurlvllipx i1u'1'vu.vv In-1' lmppim'xx. Hlmwl L xumux www --Nm- Tr. wnrry lilllr und .vlmly I4.x.x, Inwanmzruls I, 2. is his irluu nf Imppimnn 1il.Ulil.X l'I'lliIl.UNli Iil0l ' llvl' bright eggs unrl wllm Xlllfll' xlmuv lhul xln' ix 1111111111 XYIIAI-Y.Ul l'U'l'Uf1IlNll1 Hill ull llu' ll'1lIfl'- ,I quif-I buy, ur llllllll nw- Icnuw himf' Sludm-nt C0lllH'il Zig Chorus Ii. lg UlH'l't'U1l ,lg Ps-11 liluh lgnsvlmll Q. 23 liaskvlbull T0lIl'll1llll1'lll 2. 13 Bowling 2, Zi, 115 Ill- traumllmls 2, ig Hull' -lg li..-LA. 2, IG, -1. .IUIIN lK.XNl1ll.ll lin llix gfmri rlixpuxifiun is nmrv lvulzznblf' lhun gold. t1lllllS'l'lNli l'l2SAX'l'IN'l'U Tina Slmlu-nl tlmzxwil -ig Nunn Iluux C0llllHilll'l' Kilmirmam ,l, Nut su quirl :lx xhv Inalcs. 1lltl'illlllll'ill5 I. 2, Il. I 27 I N I ' Rody Jer Dee Jay Peaches Helen Al Char Bill Io lake eniom . . . .Akgoug edge? !0l QQIJQI' C aflfle 5 . DONALD RUIJEGIIEIKO RODY Ile lilcex ll lot of guyely but liltle ieriousness. Class Secretary 25 Football 1, 25 Intralnurals 2, 3. JERRY HOSE JL-r Well zlresxezl, uwll xlmlcvn, rlnzl well lilcezll Student Count-il Sl, 45 Lock Stall' 45 Pen NvllN'l' 35 Tina-5 Stal'l' Editor 45 Junior Red Cross Production Chairman I, 2, It, Dance Cllillldlltlll 2, 3, 45 County Treasurer 45 liand l. 2, 3, Student Conductor and Band Board ol' Control 4: Band Contest 3, 45 Major 3. 45 Twirler l. 2. ii. t5 Stamp Sales 1, 2, 35 Chorus l. 2, it, -15 Urclu-sty'a l, 2, It, 45 Operetta 1, 2, 45 Class Play 3, 4l5 Pep Club 25 NVatei' Safety 2, 3. DONNA ROSS Dec Jay Hllem' lhal lnughler rippling free? 'Tis evidence of Imnna'x glee. Entered 35 l.ovk Staff L5 Junior Ited Cross 3. 45 Class Play 15 XIIIHS Play 45 tllleerleader 45 Bowling ZS. 45 Gall' 45 G.A.A. IS, 45 Tumbling.: 3, 4. LUIS IKUSSIO Pea4:ll4's She lmx llie riglzl xpiril. Entert-d 25 Clmrus 115 Bowling 45 G.A.A. 2, il, 4. HELEN SCOGIN A combination nf good sense and good luinwr. Chorus 145 G.A.A. 1. 25 Stamp Sales 1, 2. ALAN SP.XNfll,lElt Al, .ft gum! ruiixe nmlcwx lzix uint .Yl1'1lllgl. QllZlI'll'l'lJ1ll'li Club 15 l-'ootball I. 4. CIl.Xlll.l3INl'1 Sl'.XNHl.liIi Hllllllldl 1iloo1n nml .vlie lll'l'll'l un S1l4'lllillllI l4'l'IIl.V. Band I. 2. Il, I5 llanrl llonti-st Zi. 15 Chorus I, 25 lll'l'll1'Sll'Il l. 25, Ii. I5 Class Play I5 Bowling 1, 2, 3. 45 li X X l 'S l ,..,.,4. NYll.l.I.Xll S'1'.Xll'l'Z Hill 'Lei il ruin, lel il pon:-. ' .Yofliing lmllierx him! JUAN S'l'Iiltl.lNG Jo Always jolly, ulwuyx guy: .wine fresh niixcllief ever!! 1111555 L'l,ot-li Stall' liusina-ss Manager -l5 L l'iln4-s Staff 45 .lunior Heil Cross I5 flllUl'llS I. 25 0pvl'elta l, 25 Class Play 3, 45 tlonnneruial tlontm-st 35 lllu-vrleader 2, 3, -15 Pep tlluls 25 XYalm-r Safety 2, 35 Athletit' lloard ol' tlontrol 15 l'a1-ilu-t Shooting.: 'l'ou1'nanu-nt 1, 2. 35 Bowl- ing: 2. 295 tloll' '15 G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 15 Tunxhling Club 1. 2. Instructor Il and 15 ltidiug Club 1, 25 Stamp Sales I5 Ping Pong Tournaluvnt and Instructor 2, ll. .lktlllll S'l'ltY5Ili Jake Ile lmx murli mnrlll ulllmuyli il Iziriex lveneulli a bash- ful l'-l'l0l'l1ll'. Football C15 Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4. 'l'0lll'llllllll'lll I.. 3. -lg Howling -lg Golf Ll: G.A.A. I. 2. Il, 43 'fumbling Club 1. 2. 3, lllSllAlll'l0l' ,lg Riding Club Sin' l11l:1'x lla' Irreullx nf nzvn 111111111. 111111: gazv upon Izvr lilass Vim' Pr:-sich-nl 2g Junior Ill-Ll Cross Ig Band 23 lilmrus I, 2. Il, -lg Up1-V1-lla 1. 4: Noon Hour Commit-- .lI1'11 ure' Ivul 1'l1il1l1'1'n uvlm Iurmf jus! yruufn 1111. Llass Play .L Qw- -ll -. let Glor Mfonv Swans George Betty Ol' . . . . . UIC' l'0gl'0t Ldlfing lA? Adi' ANTIIONY S'l'Y'l'Z Tony lIv'4I .Hop Sl. Pvlvrx roll wall Io axle fl lllllwlillll. Tom Gunsmoke Lois . . . M1947 IGEUHGE YANCINA It ix well 111111-11 one Ic11n11v.v more lllllll he says. lnlrannlrals J, Al. liIiVl3lll,Y SWENSON Swans lV4' lc11o11v lu-1' by 111-1' jolly air, ll1'I' brig!!! eyes lllllf prelly lmir. Lock Stall' -lg Junior Ilvd Cross 45 Band 1. H1114 wsonlaiivm- 2. Il. 43 Band Board ul' Control 2. -lg Major- vllv l. 2. Il, 4g llll0lfll5 I. 2, IS. -lg 01N'l'l'llil 1. 45 Class D J Play Il, -Ig lap Club Lg VValcr Safely 35 Basketball I Class Play 1. 2. ll, -lg Stamp Sale-s 1. ICl,lZAlili'l'll YIENNER Holly SI11- l1ml:.v 111111 lixlcax. hu! 1111-0111 spvakx. li l,Ulll.X VEN'l'l3llA Glor .l luwlyx gum! lllIllll'l'l1.l 11 RONALD XVALLACE Gunsmoke or Ronnie JUYCIC TIIOHESEN Jai llllll ll'lll'l'. liasc-ball . lov .ig f.2ll4'll'l'lll Loxnnuttvv 'lg I-oll -1. JOHN '1'IIjIlNl5Y Jack .N'1'1'01' 11w1'kx Illlfl lll'l7l'l' llYUl'l'll'X.' never flunkx and x1-ldunl l1111'1'i1'x. Lock Slall' llg Junior Red Cross l, -45 lland I. 2, Il -lg Hand Contrst l 4 Lhoxus ' 1 llass I 1 1 lnl u :ls I Z. 5 I Z.. Ig I 'lnyli.-15 2 5 V1 nur: 5 , '. LUIS NVARD l,oic .l 1'lu'c'1'N sn1il1'. fl ple11.v1111l lUlII1,' ulc'd like ln nwct lu' l'lPl'l'U 111111. Class Prcsimla-nl 43 Sturlm-nt Council 4: Lock Stall liditor 'lg 'l'i1n1's Staff 45 Junior Iled Cross 2. 3, lg llhorus JS. -lg Opvrclta -lg Class Play il. -lg Pep Club 23 Uaske-thall 'l'ournanu'nt 3, 4g Bowling 2, ll. -lg wlLl.1.xx1 'I'lIillNlZY --'1'1m. 001,-.,. G.-MA' 1 lfuxy 1'111111', 1'11x11 yu! Zig Pen XYip1-I' ll. 29 r . 2, 3, 45 Tllllllllillg Club 1: Stamp Sales Jackie 'lBob Sl'iirl l'ButCh ' 1 eruom... ...0 947 eblaonbigigfiw Aaue new meaningd . . NlAIllR.Xllli'l' NY,XlllllfN -l:Ii'lilt ' Sllllllilix' XN'II,Illil.Bll Sllll'l -U HH'l'I'!I HN llll' flllll is lull!!-' Quia! nur! uf llu' linzv: inrIu.vlriuu.v ull nf llw lime. Chorus Sig Class Play Sig XYzlle-I' Salk-ly Il. RUHEIH' W.XliS.XXY Holm A ruggvrl ilH1illf!lllllHSf. Iillh'rml 2: Qllz11'ts-i'lmcli Club ll. Ig lfoollmll liouril ol' liUlIllIIl'l'l'l1ll lionlc-sl Il. Control lg Football 2, Il. Nlosl Ynluzlhli- 43 linskvlhall 2. , N Ml '1 Wllixll '. ll'l1'l ' . . ' 15. Kiuplain -lg Buslu-llmull 'l'ouruunu-nl 2, Il. lg llusm-ball A , 'mm ' IW 'W' 57 'l f'I 'f' I l'1 ' 2, 3, ,lg l!:xsi-hull 'l'oul'n:um'nl 2. 3. 1. Football l. 2, 133 lllll'2lllllll'ill5 I. 23 Busvlyull 2. Lf. elfe ,orou o fkeir Agway Under the General Educational Dcvelopf ment Plan, returned Service members, who were called to duty before completing their high school education, may receive a High Graduates: Alan Boland Daniel Keea Leslie Kiltz Joseph Kupina Evan Mulbarger Donald McCarthy Robert McC:1rthy School Diploma without further scholastic in struction, by taking the G.E.D. tests and seor ing a minimum of fortyffive in each section The Lock proudly lists our 1947 G.E.D. joseph Czerkies Philip De Nardo john Douglas George Eleff Charles Elliott Betty jane Green Roy Homerding Robert Singletary 30 enior onom . . . .xdcdievemenf Ll iI'I95 fgem fTop Pictures, SCHOLARSHIP: Salutatomm jerry Rosc congratulates Valedictorian Tcd Mangclsdorf. fThc scholastic averages of the two boys ditfercd hy only tenths of a pointj ATHLETICS: Boh Wzirsaiw cycs thc hattcr! fWiii1icr of th Q most Athlctic lcttcrs, hc was choscn hy the coaches as the most activcj fBotf tom Picturcj ACTIVITY : Rosc Brankcy and .lcrry Ros ' W l t. xottd hy thc faculty as winncrs of A llI L' 5. . thc Activity Awards for this ycar, takc a mo- nicnt's relaxation during a husy day. FRENCH AVVARD fToo latc to photograwhjr T Fr'1 sh Q ' 1 hc t it goxtrnmtnt and the American Asf sociation of Tcachcrs of Frcnch arc awarding two medals per school for cxccllcncc in Frcnch -lcrry Rosc was aw'1rd'd h ' .L . t t c Silxcr Medal and Lois Hammcrschmidt the Bronzc. 3 I enior onord . llfljllefder morn, noon, or nigltf . . . fda? he folu . . . fTop Pictures, D. A. R.: Chosen hy the faculf ty from a group of three selected hy the stuf dents, Rose Brankey received this award for her dependability, service, leadership, and patriot' ism. PERFECT ATTENDANCE: We consider it quite a record for Theresa Muehlhauer fseatedj, and jerry Rose, Gloria Ventura, and Betty Kosicek fstandingj to have made their trips around the clocki' each day for four years. fBottom Picturesj SCIENCE: How typical this is of Ted Mziiigelsdorf, the winner of the Science Award! He was selected for his scholarf ship, initiative, and for his numher of courses in Science. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOIJ ARSI-IIP SOCIETY -ffivont Row: DI. Broderick, W. Belander, R. Petre, R. Humphrey. Second Row: R. I-Iarpham, W, Flavin, R. Bluth QNot photographed: R. O'Niellj. These hoys were chosen hy the coaches for citizenship and sportsmanship. Eligibility was limited to those who earned an athletic letter and who mainf tained for three consecutive semesters 11 scholastic average equal to or ahovc the gen' eral average of the school. 32 . . 3112, for flze Jag.. . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . Fifteen per cent of the total graduates rank' ing in the upper third of the class were elected hy the faculty according to their scholarship, service, character. and leadership. N.X'I'l0N,Xl. IIUXUIK SlN1lll'l'Y 1'I'op I'ielnu-or lf: ll. tlilnnu. li. NYulIzue4-, 'l'. NI:u1f.:elsdo1'l', VV, lim-lumix-r, Ql'Il,I. und Slllilllilf' lilltllllilll l'ieiure,I-I-'roul NIUCIIIHIZI. I. llrzc-wievki. S. liureh, .l. lium.5urd. li. li. UH, .l. Sli-rling, P. BjUl'lilll1lll, ll. liralnkey. Ii. Iilosku, E. Ott, J. lirorleriek, T. Mangelsdorf, .l. QUILL AND SCROLL . . . Only memhers of The Times and i'The Lock who ranked in the upper third of the class were eligihle, and recommendations for membership made hy the sponsors, Mr. Pence and Miss Krusa, were hased on superior work in writing, editing, and husiness management. 'uni ltunf: M. Johnson, I.. NVur1l. IC. tiarva-y. Iilosku. Svrulzzl Huw: 12. liuppvlln-llo. li. Nh'- .I. Hroilm-rick. .l. Rose, S. Bureh. 19. Morgan. Huw: Nl. lioyna-, li. Morgan, tl. llnppi-lletio, ti. Limnkey. L. NYan'd. Swami Raw: J. S14-rlimr. Hose. BI. Johnson, li. lizwva-y, l'. lijnrknmn. 33 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Front Row: D.Waldvcngel, Secretary T. Flavin, Treaslwer Second Row: D. Huising, President C. Muehllwalxer, Vice President uniom . . . gggf-fcfffenfg Aringd uniom FIRST HOW: Stn-llu Alb:-rirn. llunulxl Aspvl, Aniln Biliqllllilllll, xxllllil llurm-s, Xvilliillll l3zu'rc-ll, Fred ll:-ck, H4-lm-n llx-ck:-r, llnlll lljnrknmn. lil-urge liokun. SECOND RUNY: Thlll'lll1lll Iiulcliizwk, Lu- Bow:-rsux. .lunws Buss, Doris Carlton. Donald llarollo, Ll-sliv llurlc-1'. .luyvv Cave-. .loan llugswl-ll. Doris llulf-vin. Tlllllli llUXV: -llHlll'S Curniq-ls, Darwin COW2lIl,l1lll'- lx-nv Curran, .lznnm-s Cullen. Hllylllljllll Darin, Selma llvl Susan, lbunnu Dickinson, Blil'bZll'il llunnclly, Iiiclmrcl Drivk. lf0L'll'l'H IIOXV: ll:-ily .loam Eklunnl. Jalvkslun Ellis. Marold Enwrsun, Svrenzx Elchison, Thomas Flavin. .loan l'wlC'll'Ill'l'. Xounu lflory. .loan liznnunvuy. Ilurulhy Gl'L'i1ll. lf1F'l'H HOW: Donald Hn-un, 'l'lu-mlnre llra-parvs 111-liu lilllim-l'l'1'z. Dnrnllly Iiuckvr, Evl-lyn Hallis: Lois HZlllllllUl'SL'lllllitil, Luis Hevg, XVumlu Hiuklin, Ilvnry llillvr. flllllililig . . . Bagel' fo g6lfL6l Ll'l0LUA6!ge Jet 60!0I 0 fA8l'l'l FIRST ROW: Roger Holden, james House, Louis Hudek, Don Huising, Delores Jacobsen, Bette johnson, Ronald johnson, Charles jungles, Mike Kijowski. SECOND ROW: Leo Klainsek, Bernice Kluska, Richard Koerner, Ruth Kolniodin, Lois Kujuwa, Marian Kundid, Albert La Borence, jean La Roche, Oscar Lewis, THIRD ROW: john Likar, Gerry Linden, Harold Lindstroin, jean Love, Hurry Magolan, james Mahar, Daniel Maher, Eugene Mescher, Harry Meurer. FOURTH ROW: Helen Minkwitz, Marilyn Morgan, Mae Mostyn, Carl Muehlbuuer, joe MeAsey, james McCarthy, Robert McCoy, Rohert Nordenherg, jerry Norton. FIFTH ROW: Muriel Norton, Hugh Palmer, Rohert Pesavento. Irene Petges, Mario Petrilli, Patsy Pickett, Rirhard Podnar, Wilhiirn Price. Anna Rzidzikovieh. K, A 35 l l P F unions . . . jheir clay id inferedfing an ual-ie . FIRST ROW: Clarice Reed, john Reed, Clare Reeves, Edward Reiter, La Vergne Rigoni, Myron Roberts, William Rodeghero, Delores Romano, David Ross. SECOND ROW: Juanita Salsbury, Charles Sandeen, Gilbert Schade, Estelle Shepherd, Daniel Shoop, Ben Shulla, Jane Skeldon, Albert Sluski, Patsy Staley. THIRD ROW: James Stanley, Norbert Strong, lrvin Sudbury, Edward Swanson, Ernest Swenson, Robert Taylor, Robert Timm, Allan Toovey, Rosemary Van Horn. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Waechter, Dolores Wagner, William Walden, Donald Waldvogel, Betty Warnick, Peggy Warren, Donald Weatherford, Lois Wason, Marg' aret Welsh. FIFTH ROW: Carol Werner, Richard White, Wayne Wiedmeyer, john Wiersehem, jack Wilson, George Woock. 36 .SDOIQAOHQOIAQI5 . . . l'lXi0ll5 fo LQCOFYLQ Yf49l0QI'C llff:fl'YlCFl . . lflllS'l' HUNY: lirucv Alulzly. limlpzur .x,lilllllK', liluwllz' Mbcricu. .luck Alln-rl, limwnlrlilu- Allvn, lll'4ll'KC'Ill' .Xlnl:'l'svl1, liulwrl lh-vlllcr, lhlllillll lla-rkm-r, .Xllllll lll'I'glUllll. SECOND HOXY: Nl:u'p.5:u'4-t lllx-vllsrllmilll, llulurvs lim-ttcln-V. .loam liriicli, .luhn llurks, .lulm-s llurn- wnrlll, Nnrmzm Carlson, l,:nx'unm- Carroll, 3l1lI'54'1lI'l'l Curt:-V, Annu Marin- llill'llMlll. 'l'lllllll IKUNY: NYulle'r ljluppvr, .llllllt'S Clark, Wil- liam llulunnu, Juhn ll0Sll'llllI'U, Pzllrick Kiuym-. lliuh- 1lI'1l Dans:-nlJl'ucli. fillimlo llvl Rosa-, l'1llSj' lmllplv. llulmld lllwmlvll. I-'0L'll'l'll NUXV: llunnlll lluruntn, llullglus lilliull. NYil!i:mn lillis. liuquvl lisuolwuln. Maury l'fllm,:zll'cl. LA I-Iumphfgyu P-fggidgqqp Ilulnrm-s lfzuln-k, l':llL.Et'Il1' l:K'l'LIllSUll, B4-tty lfilzgvrulml. 9 Kcxmcy Vice President 'l: 5 l l g :'l'l' K - s F. Mangclsdorf, Secretary W. Clapper, Treasurer .SJOIQAOHQOPQJ . . . 'IM 6lC?l4llilllefJ tUitA the LUOFA 6U'lfll0!6ly . . FIRST ROXV' Joyce Fracaro, Charles Gannaway, Jacqueline Gardner, Robert Gibes. Selwyn Goodman, Leo Greenberg, john Grepares, Sharon Grossklaus, Esther Grove. SECOND ROVJ: Kenneth Haberkorn, Williaiii Hallberg, Beverly Hartford, Robert Hartman, Betty Hoehn, Richard Hosbach, Samuel Howard, Loren Humphrey, Beverly -lanovsky. THIRD ROWI Marjorie johnson, Patsy johnson, Donald Johnston, james Kegley, Bonnie Kennedy, Margiemae Kenney, Sondra Kenney, Neddie Kesieh, Robert Kiley. FOURTH ROXV: Ben Kokosz, Peter Konicek, George Krickovich, Frank Kueer Frances Lane, Robert Lane, Judy Larkin, Frank Linden, Norma Lindstrom. FIFTH ROW: Edward Ludwig, Fred Mangelsdorf, Williaiii Martin, ,lean Miller. Caroline Mitchell, Kay MeAbee, Letha MeGalla, Emma Nelson, Alois Nikiel. 38 ,em . . fkaf maLe up flmeir 5cLo0f clay . . FIRST ROW: Margaret Oxley, Lucille Palmer, Robert Panich. Joanne Paul, Gertrude Pehland, Mary Jane Pesavento, Raymond Pesavento, Gerald Peterson. Elmo Petro. SECOND ROW: Mary Petrueci, Catherine Plese, john Pluth, joseph Ragusa, Lois Rakar, Adella Reiter, Beatrice Reiter, Wilbur Rodeghero, Dolores Rodriguez. THIRD ROW: Norman Rowley, Genevieve Schmidherger, Arlene Schultz. Carl Scogin, Bernard Segatto, Arthur Shepherd, Shirley Shipp, Richard Slagle, Mabel Speaker. FOURTH ROW: Daniel Stanhll, Mary Stella, Fred Stelling, Marian Strysik, Roy Stuehm, Ronald Thoresen, Donna Timm, james Toncray. Victor Vaneina. FIFTH ROW: Marie Vescovi, Lillian Waite, David Wlalden, Edith Weatlierford. Gloria Wcltei', Leonard Widner, Alan Williainsoii, Beverly Vwlilson, Howard Young. 39 fl Ped nflelfl . . . eginnem af fAe game FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: J. Price, Vice President B. Cronholm, Secretary I. Lindgren, President K. Broderick, Treasurer FIRST HUNY: lluse-lnary Alhvrivu. Mvrlc Angus, Matthew Babich. .Iuhu Buclmlann, Phyllis H2lllkl'0l'l1. l'walrivv Hunks. -lauvlm-Iilw Iiwlmlm-1', Dull- Bl2lt'Sllli.f, Iluvicl lilisil. SECOND RUNY: Maury Bm-lnm-, Sllanrun Iluym-r. Annu Brzlnkz-y, lkzwid liriivk. lialllla-4-n l3rmI1'rick. An- thony Ih'oz41viv, Matllww lluhiva. Elizahvlll 1lui'l'vr, Anllmny BllI'l'1'Ilhlil. THIIIIJ IKUXV: Iiclwurd Buss. lic-nniv Iilltclu-r. lframk QIzu'1'oll.liolu-rl llzurvvr. lwggy tllmslr-1-n, Arrlis l1lll'lSlt'llS4'Il. llurry Clim-, L4-lluy Corwin, Murie- l:l'llli0Yll'. FUL'll'l'll IIUNY: liarlmm llmlllmllll. Flnrilm lla- Angm-lis, Mary llv Angclis, .luycv Dv .'Xl'lllUIl, XVull4'1' llc Arnmn, llichurd Diaz, .lose-ph llrivk, llulorvs llrzcfwiocki, Joseph Eukcr. . . Auf fad grarilaem of Me iclea . . FIRST ROW? Richard Iiichhorn, Charles Ellis, Gordon Erickson, Burdette Fair, Rohert Ferguson. Cordelia Flores, Mildred Foschi, Joyce Freberg. Vera Garcia. SECOND ROXV: Ruth Gaydos, john Geary, Rosemary Gihes, Raymond Glavan, Charlotte Goodman, Norman Gotta, Gillaert Gould, Kentworth Gould. Lawrence Grant. THIRD ROXV: Clair Greene, Sophie Gruhisich, Anita Gutierrez, Eva Gutierrez, -Ioyce Haller. -loyce Hartman, Gerald Hill. Rohert Hornhuekle, Lacreta Huhrich. FOURTH RCUW: Vsfilliain Hudelc, Alan Israelson, Hattie Jackson, Norman Ianovsky, Richard tlanovsky, Robert Janssen, Alamos jarrell, Betty Kasper, Olga Kesich, FIFTH ROW: Marjorie Kesser. Mary Kinsella, Alhert Kirin, Ann Klenzak, Vv'1lliani Kobe, Donna Kriclcovich. Darlene Kreiger, Donald Krumlinde, Anna Larson. l 4 l 57 P25 fnefl . . . ay aher clay, in every way . . FIRST ROW: Keith Latham, Billie joy Leflers. Robert Lenzi, George Lincoln, Ivan Lindgren. Fred Lindner, Warreii Lohmar, Doris Longhini, Richard Longhini. SECOND ROW: Arthur Manning, Roberta Martin, Bradford May, Frances Mescher Sigma Mettille, john Meurer, Theodore Meurer, William Meurer, james Montgomery. THIRD ROW: Earl Morris, Donald Mumaugh, Wzilida McCann. Leo McCarthy, Lyle McGinn, Loretta Melson, Andrew Nedelsky, Richard Nordenherg, james Orsen. FOURTH ROVJ: Williziiii Ozbolt, Anthony Pastore, Richard Pavlich, Paul Pelton. Eugene Pesavento, Evelyn Pesavento, Richard Plagenz, Marie Plcski, Barhara Polyak. FIFTH ROW: john Potochnic, Jeanne Price, Marilyn Priess. -laines Randich, Barhara Rasmussen, Lloyd Reiter, Phyllis Restaino, Marie Rillel, Mary Rigoni. 42 5 . A161171 l'Yl0I 0 ELAOUF UIOVL lllflfl . . FIRST ROW: Sarah Rini, Carol Ann Rodeghero, jackson Rogers, Elizabeth Romano, George Rothlisherger, Claritta Ruthiewiez, jane Salsbury, Joseph Schmitz, Joyce Seaborg. SECOND ROW: Marianne Senko, Margaret Shain. Robert Shoop, Richard Sisson, Vv'alter Slack, Marion Smith, june Sons, Nancy Spangler, Carol Stelling. THIRD ROW: Robert Stevenson, Donald Strahanoski, Ronald Strahanoslci, Shirley Strong, Monica Taylor, Richard Thomas, Robert Thompson, James Timm, Peter Titre, FOURTH ROW: Lucy Vallera, Dorothy Van Fossan. Marjorie Verklan, Mary Ann Viskoeil, Milton Vv'aite, Carolyn Wailtlier, Barbara Warreii, Bennie Welter, Norma Willieliiii. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Vvinkler, Harry Vv'oodhouse, Donald Young, Ella Young, Ronald Young. Russell Young, Charles Ziesmer, Dena Zigrossi, Barbara Zuelke. l l l i ' 43 c1,,,f,i,,ff,. . . WM a JALU ficl' focg . Till' l'lll'l'L'RES: llzlrulal Nlrtlull prove-s u llimwn-in in 414-mlm-lry, llll'll2ll'4l lllll'l7ll2ll!l :xml Sliirla-3 , i liurcln weigh ing.r4-rlii-nts wliilm- liunulll NX':ill:u-n- pm-parm-s an sululiun. Xlllllllji lIl1'l'l'llliS linhf-rl 'lhixiusku cle-xliuiislrzill-s his :nbilily as un ill'liSl. llhrislim- IH-sawn-lilo. Palsy Stull-y, :un .lzum-s .l1ll'l'l'll l'nllmx' thi- 'Tlww lim-. lHJ'I I'0Nl l'll1'I'l'llliS: ll St'l'IllS Holly lizispq-V is smnixliiigeg Bill Iivlulirlvi' slrf-lclu-s lm' za low um-. 44 . . . arouncl fav .fdcackmic CQAMA . . . llbl' I'l1.ll lll'.5: Huy l'vll'4- plugs 5lI'1lIlj.L lllilll Hllll lln- lmrlu-lla. Klr. Sl4'l'llllp.L lll'IlllDllSll'illt'N lln- opm-:nlmxm ul u hun saw. NllIllll.l-, I'I4.Illil4.h: .Xulu slum nu-mln-rs ow-rluull nn zullwnnnlnln-. lmrry Nnrlmm :xml Ihulmlia- SXYVIINUII 2lI'4' lanlkiml .TR :lml ln's. liuth ll.lUI'liIlHlIl :mel .loam Sl:-rling aI4'lnmul1'nIv thu- slumliup4 llllllIlll... liU'l I'llNl l'l4Q'l'l'IllCS: .Iuhn lim-ml. l':ul ll4lXl1l'. and .Klan mmglm' l'lllllIl'i'l lln' xxirn-s wllivll ring ilu' lu-ll. Nluriull liumliml :nlul .luun H:mn:nw:uy slriw- lu pruxv lDI'1lL'lli't' lllalkz-s lH'I'l'l'Vlu :I I'4'illllj'. 45 1 ORGANIZATIONS-CLUBS ATHLETICS-SNAPSHUTS The activities after 3:15 P. M. also played an important role in our day around the clock. Organizations, clubs, athletics, and social events proved real fun and had their places on the clock when work was done and play had begun. They wcrc not the type that deadened interest but the type which developed stronger school spirit. Yes, they broadened the horizons of participants, in addition to lay' ing the foundations for living together! Affilfi sf,- SAGFPJ an . . . Lwiciand egin . . . A great dexd of time was spent and work encountered in TI'lilkiI1g this :ui netive year for the L.T,H.S. Band and its direetor, Mr, Cnnevai. Whether on puralde or in eoneert, their music inspired listeners. The following were ineludf ed in the yearly schedule: the Deeemher An' nuall Coneertg formations alt foothgill gaimesg pzirtieipzition in numerous progrzimsg soeixil activities supervised hy the officers and Board of Controlg and pzlrtieipaition in the Joliet Disf triet Contest in which they won firstfplnee honors, and in the State Contest in which we hope they will Nhring home the hxieonf' All these have promoted nn interest in good music, found and developed musical tailent, and imf proved school spirit. lllllf 1 1 x ll njurvIl4': .l. I'riceg li. Slll'lblllxl'llQ I.. lI:m1im-r- s llllltll X us un xi nulx R liloikmun, Vim' l'ruxi1l4'nl,' Nl. l'1-lrillig A. Sluski. eumd Rum I us os mln J. l'ill'lk'lll'l', Ulfim- .Lv.v'I.,' li. :xIllll'I'S0llQ ll. ldllflll ' in o o lnsong S. liinig A. Lzirsong ll. lAlllgllilliQ IS. ionholm lx lllll 1 o ti s Fuurlli lfnuv: I.. lllnim-kg l,. liwryinzulg If. illgllNdOl1 I ll X I Ill! x i1ll'Dl'llll'l'1 ll. XVooek. lfiflli Rum: M. Ursvn: THE 0 BAND 6 SCH9 X Y . . a fernoonk acfiuifiej . . . G f 'Q by-J J. Ibm-, .l.Y.Vl'NfIllIf llrnm .lIuju1',' li. ull. lInjur4'lI1',' IS. SNXUIIHUII. llujnr:-ll4'.' Ii. Mx Ullxlrll, llrum .llu,im'. HAND Ulfl IlIICliS: ll. lljmwkmzm 1:11 Pl: Illl I Xml Su Ill -' '-xim' .' .. .'n'on, . 'rrlu li. Suvllxull. Tl't'1l.VlIl'l'l',' ID, .I:u'nlrs I.iIrrul'iul1. lxul plmluL11':llrln'nI: II. Cup In-llvtlu. l.f,7l'lll'iIlll.' li. Ktll'l'Ilh'l', l'l'4x izfvllll, l 1-un! Huw: lb. lwivlmvivllg ll. Zm-Ikm-3 11. l'l1-wg l'. l'in'lwll: H. Yun Ilnvng 11. lixnppm-llvllu. ' 4' ' - Ill' .ll ill f.l'17l'1ll'l'llllj ll. liz-il:-rg .l. liriiclag Nl. NUFIUIII li. Sum-llsuxl. Jllljlrlzlh, I.. SXNlllh1lll. um 11.1- :11:41 Tl'1'1l,wlll'1'l'. S4-ruin! Huw: Il. Kl'iL'kux'i1'l1: J. llalllvrg J. Xurlull, Se'1'l'e'l4ll'lIS J. fllII'lIlll'l'2 l-'. ll:- .Xnpu-lisg Nl. l't'll'lIi'L'iQ ll. lim-rm-rg Ii. liulmszg NY. Nlrlizmn. 'l'1lir1l Row: ID. .lullnsluln Il. Slunfillg Ii, Nh-tluyg Xl. .Iuhusung Ii. .lulmsung li. HZllM'I'lUll4IIQ N. lflurpg li. lim-sivllg Ii. NIUISUII. l nlll'llI Hum: 1' lim-xox I' 'l'il1'1-' 41. .Xumilll-rg ll. XYinkl4-rg li. l1zu'w'r1 lb. MIIIIIHIIRIIQ ll. Walllawz-3 ll. Wahl- -Qlg.-1. l1.'x.-I-41.-nl..-I-g. Ififllz lmwz .L xx'i.-N-mm: li. xl.-.ml-4-. wing ana! Swag . . . .!4l'l'lCllf?Lll .5 l 0C0glliZU CICIIWVI 0 Wlbliiif . . . Providing am cxccllcut cxpcricncc for ZIINII' ll vital part of programs such as thc class plays tcur musicians was Lockport High's Orchcstrzl. amd thc opcrcttu. Ivicmhcrship was ll sclcct Although no program was wholly compriscd of group of hzmd mcmhcrs choscn hy its conf its cutcrtalinmcnt throughout thc your, it provcd tluctor. Mr. Camcvzx. IIlII1IllCS'l'lI.K-l.I'1'I Si:I4'-ffl I'unl Hum: ll. liluskzlg .I. l'luIIlg NY. liunle-IL, Svrrnlrvl IIHIHZ J. Xorloug .l. Ilulla-rg fl. Spuuplla-V, II. Iiuppz-III-Ilo. Third Huw: J. Ifll-Ivlu-l'g NI. IH-lI'1u'r-ig J. tlznrclm-rg II. Iljork- mam: II. Iirickovirllg I.. IlilIIlIIH'I'Sk'llIlIIKM. Ifvlrlwz ll, lim-I-vm-sg Il. .lurolnsa-u. lfiglll SIlIl'f1'vI'HlIf Row: XI, .lolmsoug l'. ls.ilII'lilllZlllQ .I, Iiosv. Sv:-111111 Row: Ii. Ilulu-rkorn, II. .lolmsong NI. Jollnsou. Third liuwz li. lim-1'm-rg II. XyillIIYUyL4'lQ I.. IIu1Im-Ii lNoI I7lllll4lf!Ql'ill7hl'1IZ li. NIr'.XIn-v. .I4'zwunpu11i.vlI. IIIIUIIVS I 1'nnl Huw: li. Swx-ummg II. XY2II'l't'lIQ I.. Ilznrrollg II, liolmmliug Ii. XX'iIsung Il. 'I'in1mg II. Iiismalrckg li. II:lm'Iw1'1 ll. Czlppm-llc-llog N. Ifloryg II. lgI'2lllkl'jQ S. HllI'L'llQ Ii. llrirlisong II. xIOI'LI2IIlQ .I. 'l'llol'1-- svllg l'. XX':Il'l'm-ll. N4-1-uml Huw: II. liscolu-Ilog Ii. Ullg Nl. YI-rltlallxg Nl. Yislgorilg N. Iivsivll, SYIIIIIII- llllI1'4' lfuffn-.wlzlfrlim',' II. Il:n'II'orIIg .I. I.:u'Iaing li. .XIII-ng I.. Iiigonig I-I. ShL'llIl1'l'llQ li. XYzn'nivIig XY. Iliwkling IC, firou-g II. Zum-Ike-g .l. lI:1lll'I'q J. l I'K'hl'l'Q-1: I,. li1'l'l'j'lllilI!. I'l'r'.x1'1l4'lll. 'l'11i1'1l Huw: .l. Sk:-Ialong li. l's-rilungg I.. Warsl: NY. Kllzlppr-rg Ii. NYonckg Il, Slamfillg II. XYIIIII-3 IJ. Ilowung II. Ibrivkg Nl. Ihwlum-3 Nl. Smithg .I. Norton: II. NY:llIIvug.u-I, Vim' l':'r.virlelll: I.. llankurg A. Iirunlu-yg X. Iivrtzlumlg I., IIillIlIllI'I'St'IlIIIIlII. f UIlI'llI lfuw: Ii. Nls'.XIu-cg IS. Ixoltosng li. .lolmmmg .I, l'rim-og II. Hj4II'xIII1IIlQ Ii. Ilrunllollllg II. lim-I'nl1'g II, .lollnalong .l. Hose-1 -I. Ii:Il'nll11'l': ID. .lawolmsvllg NI. .Iollnsong IC. xlI'INIlIIQ S. Iiiui. 50 1'l'up l'ii'llll'i-xi TISIU' li Iii'unki'y. Nl. .luhnui , . . ni. ll.. Ull. Llllblilx UI-Illklulisz l,. Ii. ll1'l'l'Ql!l2Ill. l'l'u.virl4'lll.' ll. XY:ililx'ug1i-I. Yin' l'l'l'.Yf!ft'lIf,' N. Iii-yicll. SIIIIIIUIIIIIIV' lh'1:i'r-.willulilfr. iliultuln Pix'- Illrw SYYVIIH43Ylf'I l'I'S' li llI llll'l'N If UH I I3 Ilirrvlilnl I Nlwlilim li Iiiuxlmlll li I I Iii uni Wuiiiit-k. Ii. Sllf'l1lll'l'1l, Nl. .Iiilmsum .. 'pi .... .4...,x ...x-.... . 07 t l . I U I l f ,J Ill' JCCI 0 IH jflng . . an: ll! l70l9ll Clldlfy . - Ammtlicr phaisc in our UQLTUUl1Ll'IllC'ClUClin '.M2ll'lilIlI1C,-E stwud out cluiirly. .ictivitics was the Chnrus, which tixliiicd and dcvclupcd the voiccs of musicnllyfmindcd stu' dciits. amd which was .1 vital clcmcnt hring- ing pride and plciisurc to :ill piwticipzmts. Lluidf cd hy its ciipaihlc dircctw1', Mi'. Cqtncvgi, wht' was nssistcd hy President Lnmai Bcth Bcrrymam, Vicc Prcsidciit Dtmnld W.ildx'tugcl, amd Sophuf murc Rcprcsciitiitivc Ncddic Kcsich, much prog- rcss was maids during thcir daily przicticc of 'mly twcnty miiiutcs. Aiming thc YCAI'-S gicqimiplisluf mcnts, thu aim1u.1l cuiiccrt Amd tht- t1pc1'ctt.i. Addcd to this yczirls .ictivity xxuis tht- iirgan' izzltioii of thc Sy1iclimiiutlcs, im an cgipptfllai griiup which pwfuriiictl git ncliiuwl .uid lH.lLlC puhlic iippcaniwiiiccs. Thu group included Loma Both Bciiymgiii. Elaim' Ott. Ross Bramkcy, Ruth B-lUl'liITI.lIl, Estcllt' Slicplicrtl, L.i Vcrgnt' Rigimi. Maixiiic juliiisuii, hlgiiic Sltcltltm. amd Batty .loam Wiii'iiick. Very popular also was tht' Trim uuiiipusctl til' M-lXlllC kltmlmsmi, lilninc Ott, .md Ruse Bitliilxcy. V Y gQI'lfAl'l'lQl'l of ik? FPQJ5 . . . ii se, . . ,sm gn f L e K K I. 77 0Lll l'l6l idffi CLP? Olfll' HEY! 5f0l0 Cll 0lfll16l tAl! CZDCL . The JLCL . ln an attempt to give you a true picture of life at L.T.H.S., The Lock has kept our sponsor, Miss Krusa, and us busy, but we'vc enjoyed every minute of our work, from writing captions and identifications, proofreading, mounting pictures, and sponsoring dances, down to just plain Nthinkin' and plannin '. We feel that it is one of the best books L.T.H.S. has published, and we hope you will cherish it in years to come for the memories it preserves. Cur Junior Pen Wipers have gained experience which will prove profitable when they begin to compile their '48 Lock, and they well deserve their share of credit for work which they've done. Cur yearbook, whose selling price was less than half the cost price, was financed mainly via book sales, school dances, and the coke machine. This year's staff was composed of the following: CTOPJ Lois VVard, Editor: Rose Brankey, Cofeditor, joan Sterling, Business Manager. Literary: Hugette Kloska, Editor: Phyllis Bjorkman, jerry Rose: Shirley Burch: Joe Broderick: Ted Mangelsdorf. Copy: Barbara Morgan, Editor: Georgene McCannag Jane Eungard: Marcella Coyne, Mary Ann Orsen: Catherine Cappelletto. Art: Loma Beth Berry' man, Editor: Donna Ross. Social: Ethel Garvey, Editor: Dick Harp' ham: Elaine Ottg Maxine Johnson: Joe Nicheleg Mark Kenney. Cir' culaticm: William Flavin, Editor: Kenneth Koerner: Beverly Swenf son, Robert Humphrey: Ronald Wallace: .lean Larsen: Theresa Muehlbauerg Elaine Murphy, Pen Wipers: jane Skeldon: Anita Bachmann: Clarice Reed: Don Huisingg Raymond Darin, Marilyn Morgan. Miss Krusa, Sponsor. gg,.,.i 52 , . Om, , it so 1' ' A' f is 4 We T if 57 H Ae imeo . Sixteen journalisticfminded seniors wrote and edited The Times, a publication of long standf ing. This 'Lwho's who and what's what of Lockport High came out nearly every month at five cents per copy. Between thirty-five and forty exchanges were carried on with other schools all the way from Connecticut to Ure' gon and from South Carolina in Dixie to Wisf consin. The sponsor for the writing was Mr. J. L. Pence. The Staff was comprised of the following: CTOPJ jerry Rose, Editorg Shirley Burch, Newsg joe Broderick, Sports: Georgene McCanna, Col' umng Rose Brankey, News: Phyllis Bjorkman, Sportsg Ted Mangelsdorf, Sportsg Theresa Muehlf hauer, Column, Hugette Kloska, Humor Column: Ethel Garvey, Maxine Johnson, Advertisingg Irene Drzewiecki, Exchangeg joan Sterling, Lois Weird, Circulationg Loma Beth Berryman, Art, Elaine Murphy, Red Crossg Mr. Pence, Sponsor. l 1'unl Rout: S. liinig I.. llukalrg ll. Dim-kinsong li. Bl'0llL'l'lL'kQ XY. Fluvin, S. C. 1'l't'SflIl'IIf and Cafe- lvriu flumnxillw lflmlrnlzmq li. Murphy, S. II. Vim'l'n'xi1l4'11Iun1l.l11niur RailllruxxI'l'exi1l1'l1l: l'. B.iUl'lilll2ill, S. C. S1'4'1'vl1ll'11 111111 G..-l..l. I're.vi:Ivnl,' I.. NN'zu'1l. Suninr Cluxx 1'1'vxi1iw1Ig Nl. .lohnson. SUUUIII1 Ruin: Ii. Ajauuim-g I.. HlllllllhI't'y. S. fl. Tl'i'u.sln'4'r um! Sulrlmnmrv llluss l'l't'Sfllt'lll,' lb. Elliottg Mr. XYhilv. Sponxorq H. li1':u1ki-y, 'tl,0r'I: ElIiflll',' A. Kirin: I. LillIll,L'l'l'Il, I'vl'l'X1lIlllll1 llluxxl'r4-.v14Iant,' Ii. lfiN'l'Ilt'I',lflllId1'I't'.Yil18Ilf,' li. I Rlll'. Tliiru' Row: ll. Nllllll'I'Q lf. Sli-llingg J. Iiosm-, 7'i'1nv.v Ifr1ilur.' li. lluising, Jllllflfl' Cluxx l'rvxiflc'l1l: 'l'. 3111115.51-Isml4mx'l'. Ifonnl nl' llunll-ul lIlmii'mu11: J. llrode-rick, Lilvrflry Sznricly I'I'CSilfl'll1,' IJ. XYul4lvog44-lg Ii. Sluglvg ll. Ross. .gzzflenf qounci . . . CZJCLLIM Jfriue for emocracg . . . The L.T.H.S. Studcnt Council, :in orgnnizaif tion whose inemhcrship was composcd of the lcziding officers of all school groups, plus Home Room Rcprcscntzitivcs. though only two yczirs old. has l'7CClll'llC ll wall cstaihlishcd part of thc schools zictivitics. Sponsorcd hy Mr. Hcnry Whitc and lcd hy Prcsidcnt Williziiii Flavin, this, :in organization for thc studcnts :ind by the studcnts, hclpcd trzxin thcm in pnrliguncnf tziry procedures und rcprcscntzntivc govcrnf ment. Studcnt prohlcins providcd good mzitcriail for discussions. Onc discussion dcziling with the wcdring of letters awarded to studcnts was uct' cd upon, prcscntcd as ai hill git thc ncxt rncctf ing, :ind was thc first hill to hccornc at luw. An outstanding gcsturc of dcmocrncy of thc Coun' cil was thc promotion of thc adoption of an Europcznn school. Not only docs the school hcncfit from this studcnt govcrnmcnt, hut the community as wcll, :ls it is training for our citizens of tof morrow, ll foundation for our futurc gov' crnmcnt. .lov lh'o4lL'ri1'k, Surah liini, :xml Ilan Nluln-r pn-purv lo upon Sllllll'lll llounril Sllggvs- tion Box. 'Foil Nlllllf-fl'lS1lIll'l' and Pri-sill:-int I-'Invin slumly Insignia llill lwforv 1111-5011- lution lo Ihr Minh-nl Lounvil. . I-'runf Huw: 'l'. fll'l'l7lll'l'SQ C. lulll'hllHllll'l'Q li. XX'ulIui'vg Il. El4'llll4!l'llQ N. Sll'0ll2-C1 Il. NY:lld4-ug ll. Sl:inI'illg J. llosvg Il. ilappi-Ile-ltog J. .lznrrcllg ll. Cowan: li. Ilrick, Tl'l'll.V1II'i'l',' ll. liokosz. Serunil Huw: li. Hltg li. Luclwigg Ki. Blctlunliug li. Blorgziiig .l. l.au'si-ng l.. NY:lrilL li. Nlllrphy. l'l'4'.N'lfllt'lIl.' 'I', XllH'llHlZllll'I'. Vim- I'r0xi1IvnI: l'. lijorkmzuig J. .Xmli-rsong Nl. .lohnsong li. Sw:-nsong D. Iioss. Tllirrl Huw: Miss Johnsim, SIIIIIIXIIIH' ll. Iilosliug IS. Iiluskug Il. llrzlnki-yg Ii. 1l:n'v4'yg Nl. 'I':lylol': A. Iii-l'..!l1lmi1 G. Alle-ng l., llvrryllizilig ll, lllH'lll'llt'I'1 J. li:n'iini'r: li. lll'Ulll'I'lL'liQ S. llrossklziusq .l. Mille-rg H. Donnvllyg l'. XYzu'ri-n. Sl'1'I'4'l4ll'U,' l'. l'ii'ki1ilq J. l.:u'kin: N. lic-sicli. l unrlli 1i'nu1: 11. ilzipiwllvltog fi. Alulalyg S. lii'i':n'ilg XI. lligonig ll, Ilronliolmg IC. Mi-lsong S. Mi-llillm-3 J. l'rii'i-1 ll. Vain Horng Bl. Vi-scovig li. lloi-ling Ii. Sli:-plwrdg Nl. liinsi-lla: li. NY:u'i1icli: Nl. l'i's:u'vnlo. unior Qc! 60055 . . . of Sgrb. Jiarea gooclwif . . . Thc Junior Rod Cross. undcr thc supcrvision of Miss johnson and Prcsidcnt Elsunc Murphy, Vicc Prcsidcnt Thcrcszi Muchlbnucr, Sccrctziry Pcggy Vkfzirrcn. :ind Trcaisurcr Richard Drick, dcscrvcs 21 round of zlpplausc. They wcll zichicvcd their purposc in sprczlding good will :it honic and zihrozld hy their various aictivitics of knitting afghzins for wounded scrviccnicn, making cartoon hooks for scrviccincn in hos' I'ri-siilvnl liluini' Nlurpliy :mil Ilaumw' fllHlil'lll1'll .li-rry Ilosi :mil lillli-l li1ll'Yl'j' :ulvi-Vlisi Ihi' Autumn Si-rmiairli-. thc- I J. ll. tl. l'orm:ll of lln- yi-zur. Xlurii- Yi-scovi. Ji-:ul Milla-i', and Iilziim- Murpliy knit om' and nur! Iwo :is il .I. Il. li. proji-cl. pitgils. noon szilc of milk in thc czifctcriqi, puck' ing of gift hoxcs for ovcrscais, furnishing spcnkf crs to various cluhs during the Red Cross Drives, 'ind notftofhcfsoonfforgottcn hy studcnts of L. T, H, S.. thc full fo1'mul.k'Autun1n Scrcnaidcf' just as ll sidc notc of intcrcst. hlcrry Rosc. :in gictivc Red Cross IHCll1lWCI'. is Trcaisurci' of XVill County Junior Rcd Cross. gllow. . . 3. l0Cl,ll 0f fhe KMHCA ADM? As the hands of the clock reached 12:15 P. M., Cafeteria and Outdoor Committees very ably conducted the rush of traffic in the cafeteria and on the school grounds. The state plan of serving students hot lunches was adopted hy the school this year. Tantalizing dishes were produced through the supervision ' Z ..,. zgu lfv Bliss Johnson. Mrs. Jolmson. and Mrs. Wool-k pr:-pure an new cllsll. of Miss johnson and through the efforts of our Cafeteria Staff composed of the two cooks. Mrs. Wminvck and Mrs. Johnson, and the folf lowing students: Mary Lou Pehland, lrene Petges. Betty Hoehn, Irene Drzewieclci, Hu' gette Kloska, Willizmln Flavin, Joe Nichele, and Don Lohmar. ULT'l'lJ00lK l'l'op l'll'llll'4'Pfl I'Ullf Row: Il. Nlagolunz li. Petro, lin-4-lmirmun: .l. liamilicll. filmir- lllllllf Y. Puvlivllg .l. Likar, Svvunrl Row: A. Sovivhg XY. liarlivllg W. liulkovieh, 4Nol lxlmolopgrznpllf-xl: T. C1'll'll'l', I.. liorr-llo.l 11AFE'l'EliIA Hiottom PlUllll'1'lZ l'. l'ir-km-llg NY. lllNll'5-flN'l'llQ J. lil:-lr-lu-l'5 ll. Lollmarg NY. lfluvin, C1IlliI'lI1lllI,' J. Niullelv, flll'!'1llIfl'lll1lllf ll. XXurniekg NI. lim-xnwy: .I, 'lllllbl'1'St'H. 1Nol plloiogrupluwlz li, llomwlly .1 r Seated: Mr. Caneva, Mr. Jolmsonius. Standing: -I. Broderick, Presidentg R Darin, Vice Presidentg E. Petro, Sec retaryg A. Brankey, Treasurer. oliferarg ociefg . . . rc W Memdkw prove inferedfing ltoum . To add variety and more interest to the clock hours at school, a group of assembly programs was sponsored hy the Literary Society under the leadership of its sponsors, Messrs. john- sonius and Caneva. The following were the speakers and exhihitionists of the year: Harry Cook and Douglas Cartland, Table Tennis Championsg Jack Raymon and his fearful look' ing snakesg Sergeant Berlin of the State Police, who portrayed the toll that accidents take on human livesg Gitta Screny, a Hungarian lee- turer and a worker with U. N. R. Ag Elsa Moegle, an accomplished harpistg Thom Dit ton, an adventurerg john Sloan, who demon' strated liquid airg and local students in a home talent assembly. Heading the Literary Society was joe Bro' derick, President, who presided at assemblies. Ray Darin served as Vice President, Elmo Petro as Secretary, and Anna Brankey as Treasurer. David Briii-k 4-nt:-rtnins at an lSSl'IlllllX. 57 '9na:5... griclmen AOA! in aufumn a fernoond . . xl1llHlLi1'I' 'l'z-rl 5lung.u-lsdorl' 1-1-or-iw-s instructions from Atlil:-tie llirvelor Foothall, which provided ardent sportsman' ship and real enjoyment. had a Varsity Squad. with Coach Lindhcrg hack after a threcfycar hitch in thc Navy, that chalked up a record of 5 victories and 4 defeats. Thrillfseekers mohhed the grandstand as this rough and tumble sport got under way. The Gridmens hackfield Vsfarsaw, Ording, Shulla, and Lancfworking together with the line-+Broderick and Petre at the ends, Fracaro and Klainsek at the tackles. Flavin and Bluth at the guards, and Nichele at centerfoutf scored their opponents 147 to 75. The highlight of the year was the Alumni game in which many former L.T.H.S. stars saw action, At the close of the season, Boh Wzirszixv was elected Most Valuable, and uChuck Ording and Bill Flavin, Honorary Cofcaptains. Letter winners were B. Belander, R. Bluth, J. lflink ill-fl! and Football Coacli Lind- berg: ll'if,!,hll. Y.XIKSl'l'Y GRIIJNIEN --lfrnnl Row: li. Lune-g M. lie-nm-yg 'l'. Pm-frog ll. U'Ni4-llg lb. NValdvog.u-I: B XY:n's:uw, .lloxl Yuluulnlv: .I. Niclu-I1-Q .l. llussg Cuplnin ll. llrdiilgg ll. hl0lll't'l'2 li. Iirowng NV lloilm-gli:-ru. Svwuzfl Rum: 12. Sumlc-4-img ll. lilulhg l., Kluinsvkg Cupfuin NV. Flavin. Third Row: -AaQ4 O.fAa444-- n- -- , 'iz-5,4-' v . ---. wiysy a'1's -7- y,'f Y Ef1vQ r i 53 ' t2'2?W '21 ' ' , 4 f O . f '--' ' In ' Pa ' 319 is 17 Jeff 'Q 430- ff+95'3,5'l Q' i 'f5i535l?u?'I?1t3 :l'f '9 wr- ,' 0 , 1 ' p ' 'JI'A:f94j 'f-6. 5-'NJ my JQPQZAQ, 1 ng, - fe 4, gd ggzgp. A A 1 it f f e ... 5131.1 QA .Jar nv annie.-1 0- AT- -J - , as 1 lr. .X 1. A a n fy X i 1 A Q! li ' ' N A S f F' A 1 ' . I ,. f 3 v s s l A ' 'I a i,- 'Y it W . fa y h v Q 0 K 7 i, , 3 aw, '. I ' sq, ' 1 4 ' i y i s c- 4 A 0 58 . . . Clif CPOIUA mog fo . . Broderick. B. Brown. B. Flavin. L. Fracaro, H Culdcn. R. Holden, D. Huising, R. Humphrey M. Kcnncy, L. Klainsck. K. Kocrncr, B. Lame D. Lohmnr, H. Mcurcr. R. McCarthy. J Nichole. R. 0'Niell, C. Ording, R. Pctrc, T. Petro, D, Ross. C. Szmdeen, B. Shulln, D. Walldxfrwgcl. B. Wamrszuw. :md D. Wczltherfrwrd. SCHEDULE: .lluxl Y I Il XX 1X l ll lp, ll I 1 1 LOCKPORT ST. CHARLES 13 LOCKPORT PULLMAN TECH. IS LOCK PORT BRADLEY H LOCKPORT KANKAKEE 19 LOCKPORT LEMONT 0 LOCKPORT MORGAN PARK M. A. 12 LOCKPORT HINSDALE 6 LOCKPORT CRETE U ,L . LOCKPORT ALUMNI 7 1L',igpg11g, 'L'f,1i',15,,,, li. llolalvng XV. Prim-cg H. liuldm-ng H H npllra-yg ll. xvl'ZlUlt'l'l'HI'llQ L. l 1':u'nrog li. Sln XX lfl'l1llldt'l'Q J. lirodn-rickg ll. Shoop. Fourllx Huw: IJ. Lohmurg ll. liossg J. Norlou I Th ll. l'1-Krug lf. B1-ck: T. Flaviug Ii. Swcnsong ll. Huisingg li. Mutiny: NY. Milk-r. - ,Y 'lvl-I 4,i,..,':v. 4'- X.. Y-'liar 'F ..--J I ' TB fnmr f 'o,?1Q4' ' :DFW 75 - 'j A 'P'-235215513 hgxgfj '35 5232 453 515 ,ty -3? , rj , ' ga fa ' 4' 9 ,e .fs-1.-L 1 fa-Q-Zim1-ei'-'fuiiih- 51 f2'JE3a'i'fv5f Ati..-is 4: i'5n'4f-.ie 1214-.me ' I - 5 'J '-A , ,, A A 'lf .16 1 ,fn an - .i .'l'4,EB . 1- ' .4 ..V. 1 V .. .A 1 4. i xl , N A , .. f r A l 3 . j . 4 . . M I J I1 :U A . 4-4' L A r f A UH. A A- W L O K :Qi- 3' ver. 'A -- ..... -W ,,.. X . M, 59 I-Vonl Huw: .l. I IlZHl'l'illlI1 XY. Ilnlllu-rpg: Ii. i:l'I'Q-QIISUIIQ I.. Iluniplircy, .Iluxl vll'IHll?I4',' Cuplain IE. I'i'l1'og .I. lit-ills-yg II. I'vsuvi-ning XY. Ilnlunnug II. Iil'l'Illl'l'I .l. Iingnsng .I. Plulhg II. IAIIIHIIIIII. Svvuml Huw: XV. ML'llI't'l'Q .I. linker, A. Node-Iskyg II. Ilnsenliruckg IJ. Blau-singg .I. Blulitpzonleryg .I. !Nlvul'er' II If- u'on' If Slvllin 1 I' l mn-1w'1 F 'i ' 7 ' , . ug, s , . . L, .. -. . 13, .. Lurlwx pi, I.. AJAIIIII, I.. I-14111. lllllrl Rum: 'I' wtllltl li Ilibul nn NY lohmu IJ I'll'oH I Inimll II Thu in I Iiuhminn I Xi , . a-'u'g .. :'g .ai g...: -3. rvs-g..a'1qI..-.- IIlllIt'l'Q II. Iiielilinrng II. Shuopg I. l.imIy,ix':'ng Ii. Iiussg N. Iiowlvy. igna 6 O O 9 Ciomginecl efforffi Lui! a winning grin! Seam . Loarll II11 gc-rs congratulate-s I,. Hum- pllrvy. Most Yuluznbli- I'Iny4-V. as Nlunu- QI I NI mlsdml' and Filrtuin I' .,-.- I ,, . I'e-lru lis . IIIIQ ' .' ' 2 ,R 1 2. lm-n. The eomhined efforts of Coaeh Rogers and the players resulted in a FroshfSoph Squad that won 6 games and lost only 2. They def feated St. Charles in the opening game of the season. Next came Plainfield, Catholic High, and Blue Island. Kankakee handed them their first defeat, but they then i'took unbeaten Calumet City in a night game and the week after, M.P.M.A. Hinsdale defeated them in the final game of the year. Loren Humphrey was elected Most Valuable, and Elmo Petro, Captain. Letter winners were J. Pluth, Ragusa, E, Ferguson, Kegley. R. Beehler, W. Hallberg, J. Fitzgerald, L. Hum' phrey, R. Pesavento, W. Colonna, E. Petro, R. Dasenhroelc. J. lvlontgomery, D. Blaesing. E. Ajamie, R. Ferguson, F. Stelling, J. Meurer, and A. Nedelsky. LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT ST. CHARLES o .J fl. Fl ' lte6 . Q PLAINFIELD 0 CATHOUCIUGH 6 BLUE ISLAND 0 ,JLlere, fhere, or anywkere KANKAKEE 13 CALUMET CITY 6 clown Me . . . MORGAN PARK cc v M. A- 7 aff fha CACL field on HINSDALE 7 Cllilflil' takvs vurv ol' ilu- blocker while Bob gvis thc' l'llIlllQ'l'. lirodf-l'ick throws him for an loss. Come on l'ellnws. which um- is going to get him? 61 VS it if a goal-line stand. Bob oulruns the Bradley men. I un- doc-s a little fancy dancing 1 illll'lllDlS lu shake loose. 11 a pause that i'i-l'l'i-slim-s, the ti-aiu gels si-I grid-ogfed . . . Sie Junrkaf refzzcfa . . . LOCKPORT 6-ST. CHARLES 13 Lockport was host to St. Charles for the first game of the grid season. The Porters' lone talley was made in the final quarter hy Lane on a 65fyard punt return. LOCKPORT O-PULLMAN TECH 18 The visiting Pullman Tech Squad rang up an 18f0 score to hand the Porters their second defeat. Lockport threatened several times, hut fumbles canceled the scoring opportunities. LOCKPORT 37-BRADLEY 0 Lockport invaded Bradley to gain their first victory, 37f0. Warsaw and Lane led the scoring with two touchdowns each, followed by Shulla and Ording with one apiece. LOCKPORT 6-KANKAKEE 19 The Gridmen traveled to Kankakee for their only night game of the season. Kankakee scored first, but Warsaiw tied the score on a 76-yard run behind good blocking. KKK add' ed two more touchdowns and a conversion in the second half. LOCKPORT 25-LEMONT O In the fifth game of the season, we defeated the visiting Lemont Team with everyone on the squad participating in the g21l'11C. LCCKPORT OYMQRGAN PARK MILITARY ACADEMY 12 The Porters met the undefeated cadets on a wet field and were within Morgan Parks 10- yard line several times but failed to score. . . Aigdggdb altering aufumn ag5 on gri iron . . LOCKPORT 46vHINSDALE 6 Combining a running and passing attack, the local Gridders defeated a favored Hinsdale Squad, 46f6. Lockport ran wild in the second quarter and scored 25 points. Waldvogel scored two touchdowns and one each was made hy WIIFSZIW, Ording, Broderick, Petro, and Meurer. LOCK PORT 45--CRETE O Another victory was gained by the Porters in defeating Crete. Broderick led the scoring with two touchdowns and Wzirsaw, Ording, Lane, McCarthy, and Petro each scored one. Bomb push:-a. ull the lr li1'adl4-y fails to gain! Ilinsduli- Irie-s un end sv locker. '00D. LOCKPORT 12fALUMNI 7 In the last game of the season, the Porters defeated the VeteransfAlumni in a hard fought game by a score of 1Zf7. The first touchdown was scored hy the Porters in the second period on a pass from Shulla to Broderick, Later in the period. Lane caught a Sflfyard touchdown pass from Ording. On the opening kickoff of the second half, Homerding of the Vets made a 75fyard ref turn to the Zllfyard line. Carlson passed to Simonich for the score and Murphy kicked the extra point. but loo lull- lo stop lhi- pass. 63 .S?wi5lz!. . . yem, ckeem, ana! high Achoof Jlairifd reign or Basketball, a sport which provided an opportunity to test endurance and enf courage sportsmanship, held sway for eighf teen weeks. During that time the Varsity Hardwoodmen played a total of 23 games, winning 10 and losing 13. Winning 2 of the 10 S outh Suburban Conference Games rated them last in the League standings. In nonfconference play, they met St. Charles, Lewis Tech., Wilmington, Lef mont, Joliet, Mooseheart, and M. P. M. A. One of the outstanding victories of the season was over Joliet on the home court. In addition, they participated in the Calu- met City Christmas Tournament and the State Regional Tournament. Bob Warsaw was elected Honorary Captain, and Ben Shulla, Most Valuable. Letter winners were Bill Belander, Joe Broderick, Don Huising, Bill Rodeghero, Ben Shulla, and Bob Warsaw. VARSITY HARDWCCDMEN -- - Front Row: W. Rodeghero, Center, R. Humphrey, Guard, N, Strong, Forwardg D. Lohmar, Guardg T. Bolerjack, Forward, L. Fracaro, Centerg D. 64 eigLfeen weeki LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT 48 56 43 40 29 35 38 31 53 19 45 36 S9 39 59 'ii S1 56 39 S2 61 53 ST. CHARLES LEWIS TECH. BLOOM ARGO BLUE ISLAND WILMINGTON BLOOM BLUE ISLAND LEMONT JOLIET KANKAKEE THORNTON FRACTIONAL MOOSEHEART BLOOM ARGO JOLIET BLUE ISLAND KANKAKEE LEMONT THORNTON FRACTIONAL LEWIS TECH. MORGAN PARK MILITARY ACADEMY LOCKPORT 42 BLUE ISLAND 46 29 62 42 31 19 41 41 '24 24 95 'SS 45 'il 48 52 65 41 21 66 43 61 47 Huising, Guard: R. Warsaw, Forward. Second Row: B. Belander, Centerg B. Shulla, Forwardg Manager T. Mangelsdorfg Coach Lindbergg D. Waldvogel, Guardg J. Buss, Forward. 'Third Row: J. Nichele, Forwardg J. Broderick, Guard. .Sjwi5A.! . . 4iglfUi5A of tke IIE! 7,61-ingo CAQQPZS l 0l'Yl Oil? crowol. . . 617161 gl 0l1l'l5 l 0l'Yl fAe 0fAOI . . Millly chccrs wcrc heard from the Portcrs' section as Lockporfs EroshfSoph Baskctccrs won 12 out of the IS gamcs that they playcd this year. Wiiiiiiiig 4 confcrencc games put them in fourth place. whilc they wcrc unde- feated in iicmfcoiifcrcncc. Ray Pcsavcuto was clcctcd Honorary Cap' tain. and Elmo Petro, Most Valuahle. Letter winners were Rohcrt Bcchlcr. Willizlni Colouf na. Richard Dascnhrock. Jamcs Fitzgerald. Lorcii Humphrcy. james Kcglcy, john Pluth. Ray Pesavcnto, and Elmo Pctru. LOCKPORT ST. CHARLES LOCKPORT LEWIS TECH LOCKPORT BLOOM LOCKPORT ARCO 191-11111 If 1 X,i:1111i1-1 I,. IIIIIIIIIIIIIX 1 11 II Lu-mlrlg II IJ:lSL'llI1l'111'Iig .I. Iiviqlafyg I .UHllll!lt'l' I II'1l11-1'Iw1'11g NY. xI0lll'4'l'1 Ii II Ii LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LCCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT LOCKPORT I'1Xs:1x'1-11t11g Ii, I XY. Ilulmilxzlg Slmnpg IL Pr-IPI' 21 45 29 - N 3 9 27 fu a s 33 - w .WD IS - -Q 22 41 SIU 'L-I1 11 .1 S AU .17 BLUE ISLAND LEMONT JOLIET KANKAKEE THORNTON FRACTIONAL BLOOM Amo ,IOLIET BLUE ISLAND KANKAKEE LEMCNT THORNTON FRACTIONAL LENVIS TECH. MORGAN PARK M. A. , .llrml I'11l1111hl1'.' .I. lfilz- ll BOCIlll'l'. Second Row: mm , I Nlrure-Vg Ii, l.u11gLh111ig I X lil I ll 1 I NI l I I ll I If XX. Ilv .X1'111u11g .l. NI1111t1.Erw111v1'yg I. lIl:11-simlg I I I I Illllilllll' Ii S11-lIi11- Ii lznlhznnng 1211111-I1 lI11g,i1-1's. 1 . lI'l'1'lISil' ll 1-uv ' 'au llllg 1'1' . a111g.:1- sq 11 . - - f-. . A l nu-I1 NYi hp: 'z Ihluulvr nmlivs :ul ull-uul ntl llu hull I m-lqmrl gc- ZIVSIIXX' lips vlipl - - Pllllll In 2llllt'. lx lip ull .ll sl-url ul' lulul pi XX llu lull in lilmlmxuk as l'mI1xs lf Ill lll ln l'l I4 all lulllluls lll lls ul .lol 'll : ' 1- I lv 4 ivl rmxawaullllznlvs Vunh I lllll Imlqmll Nllllll 2 , .im Coach Flink shows pitcher lioh XY:u'- saw how to throw an knuckle ball. Coach Flink started Varsity Baseball this year with a nueleus of nine lettermen and sevf eral graduates from the FroshfSoph Squad. Play in eight South Surburban League games and several non-conference games offered a splendid chanee for all who prided themselves in keen competition. As through with flying colors in the following scheduled games: we go to press, it is hoped they will come Buffer- My .... April May 18 23 29 ,aringfime ring.6 . . Braidwood Here Blue Island There Bloom ........ ..... H erc Argo ..... Here Joliet ........ There Kankakee .... There Blue Island ..... Here Bloom .......... .... T here Argo ........ There Kankakee ..... Here Joliet ...... ..... H ere Front Huw: B. Brown, li. Gulrlen, W. Miller, L. liluinsok, NV. lic-lander. B. Shulla, NV. Rodeghr-ro, L. Fraearo, ll. Humphrey. Se:-und Row: R. Tomuska, E. Petro, ll. llarollo. N. Strong. 'l'. lflavin. R. YValluec-. R. Manning, 'l'. llolc-rjack. Third Row: J. Broderick, W. Flavin. ll. Warsaw. M. Kun- did, D. Huising, F. llc-ek, D. Shoop, H. Pesuvento. J. Ellis. l !HH'l1l Hour: J. Nelson, J. Oxley, .l. Buss, Il. Johnson, ll. Pmlnur, H. Me-uri-r, ll. Timm. Fifth Huw: A. La Bon-nec, J. llousr-. 68 . . c eering ani . . . llouvll Rogers gives NVally CIHIDIIPI' ai l'1-W halting pointers. For those who did not have enough ex' fine training given the hoys lay Coach Rogers. perienee to heeorne a part of the Varsity, The South Sulwurlwan League did not conf Frosh'Soph Baseball provided an opportunity duet a Frosh-Soph Baseball Schedule, hut our for participation in numerous games with boys squad was ahle to ohtain several games with of their own status. It also assures the Varsity nearhy schools, a list of which was unavailf of a wellfbalaneed squad next year, due to the able at the time of printing. Fronl Rum: G, l'l'll'l'SUll, li. l'll'l'LZQllSUll. J. livgli-y, ll. Das:-nhx'oi'k, .l. Xllllllb-XUllll'I'y. XY. lllupln-l'. I.. Humphrey, Ii. llurtinun, li. laulwig. Summl Row: K. Hulwrkorn. W. Menu-r, W. I.ohnmr. ll. 'l'IlUl'1.'S!'ll, J. Nll'lll'l'l', l'. l'1-lion, li. lfuir. ll. lilzu-simz. li. Shoup. A. Nikiol. Third Huw: ll. Iilliull. .l. Fitzgerald. S. Howard, li. Longhini. l'. Coyin-, J. Hagusa, W. liallbi-rg. J. 'l'iinni. lfuurlli Huw: Ii. Ajalniv, S. lllllilllllllll, J. .lui'rvll, .l. Euke-l'. li. I-'Q-rgusuii, ll. Tllonms, A. liiirevnski, .l. liaell- nmnn, W. Iludz-k, J. Pluth. Fiflli Rum: B. liokosz, li. l,inuoln, ll. Young, l'. Titre. li. l'uvlit-li. I. Limhlrcii, G. Erickson, I.. Grunt, 'l'. lll4'lll't'l'. ' 1. . ..., - 69 ,f.Z5aaAf. . . foy5 vleuedilo agigfy, :Sufi fnerw, annlenclurancg . . Hob lauw gots set for in fast get-an way. To develop lightning movements and lithe sprints, relays, hurdles, discus throwing, shot bodies, Track, the greatest test in accomplish' put, and broad and high jumps. ments in athletics, was included in this year's They participated in the following meets: calendar 'of sports, after a lapse of five years. May 6 Triangle Meet at Bloom i Argo, Coach Lindberg was the director. Bloom, and Lockport. Due to the condition of the track, there were May 17 State District Meet. no home meets, but participation in several May 27 South Suhurhan League Meet at Blue outside meets took place. The events included Island. Front Rom: ll. Carver. A. lsrzu-lson. .l. Ifurnworilx. J. Cullen. lb. l.0llIll1lI', ll. Hurpham. R. Lane, IJ. liriick. Ser-mul Huw: li. lloldvn, .l. Hillllil'0l'l'. li. Eivhhurn. IJ. Slunfill, C. Aumiller, C. Gaima- way, D. Johnston. Third Rum: li. Iiokou, li. lin-4-lie. IS. Scgatto. ll. Hoshaull, D. Ross, J. Nor- G XVoock Fourllz How: Jlunuger 'l'. Nlangelsdorf. ll, Maher, ll. Kilt-y, G. Matlwr, XY. Ih- lon, . . Armon. Clfllfh Lindha-rg. 70 5p.f..i.f. . . Suki? -C0l'15Ci0Il5 Jfu clam la ac H earn fda clog anJ alan 1.5 0 nafafion . . An American Red Cross Life Saving Course was conducted hy Mr, Flink for the purpose of instructing the students in the proper meth' ods of water safetyik and life saving. Among the requirements for completing the course were hloeks, grips, releases, carries, surface dives, recovery of tenfpound weights, disrohing in deep water. and swimming ten lengths of the pool. l A N Ny, is Twentyfthree girls and sixteen hoys took ad' vantage of this wonderful opportunity to het' ter their swimming abilities. Those who passed the final examination were to he awarded Amerif ean Red Cross Life Saving Certificates. Water Safety is the development of using one's common sense to tell him when, where, and under what conditions to go swimming. Dk Frrml lfmv: IH. Ilivkinsun. IS. liuhinski, li. Sclil1li1lhi'i'pLvi'. Ii. lfznlmvli. N. Snamzlur. li. Ilonnm-IIN. Ib. liovlivln-r. li. liolinodin. Il. l.. liriekson. Il. .lat-obs:-n. Swruul Rum: H. l'uvli4-li. Il. Kilt-y. NY. Nlarlin. N, llowlvy. li. Sr-gallo. li. Gould. Il. liokosz. I. Iimlparr-n. J. 'I'om'i':1y. I.. NX'i1lm-r. ii, llill. N. .l:mox'sky. 'lllinl linux Il. Malin-i'. .L Sluski. 13. NYoork. ll, Johnson. ll. Sl:mI'ill. ll. lil'l'1'll, ll. 1 Slimming... Il. llornhucklv, lll.YlI'lll'f1lI' lflink. 'rvsimla-nl Phyllis lijorkmzm :mil Spon- sor Olson study hull:-lin lroalril clisplui. nm gs4,4... .7Ae CZACL ,yarouiofw fime... The amount of timc spcnt cnjoyiug such activitics as haslccthall. vollcyhall, howling, tumbling, riding. haskctshootiug, ping pong. and golf would add up to a good number ol hours. Howcvcr, thcy wcrc hours wcll spent, according to our sportsfmindccl gals, hccausc the Girls Athlctic Association gave them a chancc to improvc their athlctic ahilitics, and llll llt1'l'l'lil2 -lfront Knut: ll. .Iucolisvng Rl. Yiskorilg J. l'lll'll'll1'l'Q P. Pickvltg D. Dickvnson: l'. hY1ll'l'1'llQ li. Zu:-lkvg S. liinig tl. llomlvglicrog E. l'l'SllV1'Illll. brrwlirl How: IJ. 'lllIlllllQ I.. lligonig l'. lS,ioi'kuizm. I'l't'.Yl1Il'Ill,' J, liuwlm-l'g J. Skt-lilong J. Hullm-rg Rl. Morgzuig J. l'll'1IL'1ll'0Q Nl. Posa- vcutog J. tluvi-, lfifling Club Tl'l'1l.Yl1I'l'I'. Tlzirrl Rum: C. GOKHIIIIUIIQ ll. Colt-ving A. llL'lll'l'Q A. llviivrg ll. liiwllcln-V. Riding Club l'I'l'Sifll'llf,' li. llai'tI'ordg A. lirunki-y. lllVl I'UM l'It1'l'l'llli-lfrunl Huw: M. Smilhg NI. Shaiiu Gui'V4'3'. Tl't'!lXlll'l'I',' li. Sw:-nson. 7'umb-- ling Inxl1'1u'ln1',' .l. l.ill'Sl'llQ .l. Sll'l'llllLL, Tumlvling IllA1l'lH'lIIl',' Il. liloskng IJ. llossg XI. Johnson: li. Ull. Srrunrl Rum: ll. tluppc-ll:-tlog ll. llrllvvg S. lllll'L'lIQ ll. llramlu-y, Yin' l'I'!'Nlfil'lll,' 'l'. lluvhl- lh1llIl'l'. lilllllllillgl Svr'l'cIr1l'y,' l.. liossiog G. l,l'l'lllbllf.fQ l.. NYurtlg C. Spznigll-rg C. lilIlll'I'l'l'Z2 D. ll01ll'll,-flll'Z. Tlzirri Row: IE. llc-lsoiig Nl. livluu-yg ll. Bismarckg E. Murphyg IJ. fllll'l'1lllQ J. llugs- wi-llg I.. llammf-l'sa'l1n1iill1 Nl. 811011 . . . or girgi , afAAfic'5 foo . . . it cncouragcd good sportsmanship, Stats tour' namvnts, individual contcsts, and class rivalry hrought ont this latter fine quality tor which thc U.A.A. stands. Miss Olson. thc U.A,A. Sponsor. assisted hy Prcsidfnt Phyllis B-iorkinan. did an cxccllcnt jnh of organizing and directing tht- girls throughf out the ycar. and helped to hnild this ycaris group into one of thc hcst cvcr. IH-x'm'Iy Sw:-nson :anti .Ioan Sli-1 IninhIin,',: Inslrnrlors. UXIIIIIIIII' s 'FUI' PIIITl'IIlCf-l ronl Rum: S. Iirnssklntlsg li. SIH'llIl1'I'1I1 II. II-IUVIIIIIIIII. .'ivt'l'vl4l1'!li li. IMIIIIIUIIXQ H. Iisvulwilog .I. Sons: Il. fll'UIIhUllll1 li. IIm-hn: II. Yun Ilorn. lionvling TI't'11SlIl'l'l',' I. I'4-It-ws: A. lI:uInIun'it'l1. Smvulll Row: G. Nlvlkullxlug II. l.tnIwip.i: XI. Nor-on: li. XX':li'nis'Iig II. liollnoiling NI. ISI:-t'hst'lnni1I1g G. Amlvrsong II. Iii'it'kson: Ii. Iicnm-fly: S. lit-tim-yg NI. I'l'Il'llL'L'I, Third Huw: BI. Urs:-ng Ib. KVM-t'Iitt-l'g H. Blinkwiiz: NI. Iligonig S. tirnhisit-hg A. IIllIIl'I'l'4'l. liU'I I'UNl I'ItI'I'l'liIi Fruit! Row: li. Iinhinskig NI. Slrysikz li. Allvn: BI. Vvscovig li. Gl'1lYl'1 .l. Ih-t'l1l4-rg .l. Ifrt-In-i'g: NI. Iiinst-llzt: I.. Ilztkurg J. Milli-rg NI. limi-rson. Serum! Rum: Ii. Iiromlt-rirk: tl. xvl'l'Il1'l'Q II. Iiltluntlg li. SL'IIIllltlIN'l'pfL'I'1 Il. Ifnln-kg I.. Wasson: S. llt-inpsvy: S. Iilvhisong .X. IH: fInntI Thi I I':ui' I I IlII' S NI4-l'iIIc' I'. lilintslvi-ing IS. faniovrltyg XV. Nlrtizunng A. I.:n'son. I, . rr I1 . ,... . , 73 UQIII N is fueling . . . enfllufiicwm I5 Auioreme . . XYINNEIIS--l rnnI Rum: IE. UH, .I. I.:n'sc-n. Cuplnin P. lijurlmum, IS. Iirucv, .l. Stn-rling. II. Iilusku, Sl'f'UlI!1lI01l'.' S. liurch, 'l'. NIlll'IIIIJilIll'l'. IS. Sw:-nsun. li. Nlurplmy, li. l'4-rilung. Tlzirll Huw: II. lirnnkm-y, NI. .Iuhnson. II. Iiuhinski, E. liuxww-y, Il. Russ. 4'l'up l'iuiur4'sl IiUNYI,INH Ul I I41IElIS: II. Yun Horn. Tl'4'1lXlll'l'l',' 'l'. NIIlt'IlIINllI4'I'. St'l'l'l'f!ll'U.' S. lirumh-nlmrg, Tl'l'llSlH't'I'. S'I'A'I'li IillNYl.INrl 'l'lll'IlN.UIliN'l' 'l'li.XNl S1-ufwl: N. lin-gs:-mul. li, liulmudin. Slumlingi I,, Iluknr, NI. Slrysik. P. lSjm'km:m, lNIimhll4- I'IL'IlIl't'SI IIIDINH t1l,I'li Ol-'lfIK1liIIS: .I. tiuvn-. 1'1'wr.v11l'm': Il. lim-ltrlu-r. l'rvxi:I1-nl, liUI,I': 11. Sll2lllP:Il'l'. liASliI'I'l'I5AI.I.: .l. fIliI'lIlH'l'. Il. Colm-vin. Iliutlnm I'ivlur4-sl PING PUNH: Bl. IIIUI'5.f1lIl. IIANIDIKLXI' IHlWI.lN4l WINNERS: S. Iil':al1rIc-lllmllwx. ll1i1'1i,' P. Iijnrkmzm. lirxl: .I. lluvv. .wz'um1, .fdfizdfic Confrof. . . .!dfAAff05 cbfermirlcl .fglfligffic lz1hC1'e.4 . The Athletic Board of Control, which conf sisted of representatives from the faculty. the athletes, the cheerleaders. and the student hiidy, hesides the regular husiness of deciding the Athletic Policies of the school this year, approved several requests suhinitted hy the Quarterhack Cluh to raise hanquet funds. The Quarterhack Cluh, under thc leadership of Bill Flavin, had quite an active year planning and sponsoring the hanquet. in addition to its primary purpose of promoting good sportsnianf ,X'I'lll.IC'I'ltI Iitmlilb ol f2nX'I'Iiibl. i'l'op Pit-lure iiogi-i's. Sm-will How: XY. lflaving .Ii Sli-Vlimgg 'I'. .ll ship and keeping order on the iield via its own Board of Control. The Cluh held several dances, and sold haf hushkas and schedule pencils to raise inoney to finance the hanquet. No player was required to join the cluh, hut we are proud that every nieinher of the squad participated in the elulfs activities. We hope that the squad next year will continue where they left oil' this year. ml lfrlllh' Ifmlwli I.ilnlln'l',143 ifofn-I1 I-'linkg ffom-li Nlalllgi-Isilorl. ljlialirlnful. Ql'.Xll'l'ICliIi.UIli 4II,l'Ii tllflfltll-1liS:iinI lilmllll ol 12HN'I'lHll, lliollolll l'li'llII'l'IZ XY. I-Alzuviii. l'l'i'si111'lll,' J. lirorli-l'ii'kg li. XYzll'sau. Vive l'l't'Xi1il'lIf.' li. Slinllng f'mr1'l1 l,ilnllii'l'g, Spolixolg' li. HlllllIlllI'l'Q1 'I'. M:nip:iilsiloi'I', 1'i'vu.viiru:'.' lx, Iioi-rm-iz 1X1-1 pliologmplii-il: li. Uriliiiu. Sv1'1'i'li1:'ifg li. H'Xi4-Il.I 76 Y.XllSl'l'Y 1'l'op Pirlurc-U: IJ. Ross, J. Sterling. ll. llonni-lly. Il. Iloss. v FINISH-SOI'li :Bottom Pielurm-I: S. lirossklaus. ll, Dickinson. 'll lliu-lilham-r, ll. Khalil:-n. QP 0lfL:58I 5 . . . :fam if hgdfinlg Alyirif is Aoziferecl Ay faclfanclfaddied ,5fef.1 .. Since only two of last year's cheerleaders ref turned to follow the hands of this ycar's clock. an election of Pep Rousers was necessary. Alf though many candidates made an attempt for the honor, Dave and Donna Ross, hrotherf sister team. were elected to join Jo Sterling and Barb Donnelly on the Varsity. Thea Muehlhauer. Sharon Grossklaus, Donna Dick' inson. and Dave Wzildeii were elected also and composed the mighty FroshfSoph quartet. The effective leadership of these eight lads and lassies in cheering helped holster the teams' fighting spirits in all their games, and also promoted fine school spirit. One of the popular yells of the season was: You gotta ffifgfhft! You gotta ffifgfh-tl You gotta ffifgfhft! Come on teain. you gotta tight! ,gI'ltI CLl'lfI,lfll 6l 5 . . . .gnfer-cfazio confedfei larouicle Leen comloefifion ann! goof! 5loorf5man5AilJ The Intramural Program, un' der the supervisionlof Coach Rogers, provided an opportunity for those boys who did not have the time or ability to make the school squads to engage in athlet' ic activities. Such a program ref sulted in greater athletic interest among the participants. More than 100 boys took part in the Volleyball and Basketball Tournaments that were conduct' ed in the classes and after school on Fridays throughout the basketf ball season. The Volleyball Tourf nament was won by the fifth hour class, and the Basketball Tournaf ment by Sterling Park in the heavyweight division, and the All Stars in the lightweight division. QTop Pictufey HSTERLINU PARK f Seated: J. Costenaro, D. Maher, G. Bokan. Standing: G. Abday, H. Engstrom. fMiddle Picturej ALL STARS -- Seated: R. Nordenberg, B, Segatf to, C. Muehlbauer, E. Swenson. Standing: D. Stannll, A. William' son. fBottom Picturej VOLLEYf BALL CHAMPS : W. Radich, V. Vancina, V. Pavlich, G. Del- Rose. ancjuefing . . . QuarferAacL 664 gizrounrl CACA HL Cn the night of Wednesday, November 20, a total of 175 foot- ball players and their guests en- joyed a turkey banquet, with all the trimmings, in the school cafeteria. The banquet was arranged through the initiative of the boys with the help of Miss Johnson. assisted by several of the boys' mothers. The boys pitched in, ' peeling potatoes and doing other odd jobs, while the mothers did the cooking. Miss Johnsons cook- ing classes also helped prepare the meal by doing some of the preliminary work. Mr. Worst, President of the Board of Education, Superintenf dent Smith, Mr. Mzxngelsdorf, representative of the fathers, and Bill Flavin, President of the Quar' terbaek Club, made a few ref marks, after which Coach Flink introduced the guest speaker of the evening, Mr. Lou Cordon, former University of Illinois, and Pro star, and now a Big Nine and Pro official. Mr. Cordon related several humorous incif dents and some of his experiences on the gridiron. Coaches Rogers and Lindberg then awarded letters to their squads. The evening was concluded with a movie of the 1943 Pro- Championship game between the Washingtoii Redskins and the Chicago Bears. ll o ai e li liindln-rg, Supa-rinh-min-nl Smith, and lloaelu-s Rogers and Flink turn llUlllt'SllL ' after evening ol' hun- qui-ting with nhnvf'-sl1mm'n guests. A law gafa fime . . . aa furn ringfi evening . . 79 anced . . . Q.. r0ic5...an Time gaily flew hy throughout the year on evenings when The Lock Staff sponsored dances in the cafeteria. We owe our many good times to Miss Krusa for making these d' A ancts possible. At y special oc' casions of the year, the junior' Senior Prom and the junior Red Cross Dance, we hecame ladies and gentlemen from the tops of our heads to the tips of our toes. The hours that we spent dancing in the clouds to our favorite orchestras always seemed to tick away like minutes, leaving those evenings but wonderful memf ories. OUI' two VCI' 1. und a d ' up Pie! 11l'1'.' lie-vm-rly SNVPIISUII and louis PH'flll'P.' Mark Kc-illwv F . Hini. 11111 , , .tha-l fiairvu-V Ioonurd Fllll no B.u'lJu1'u Fusick If f XX in 1 , . . ullum l'i1'fI.li f l'lwre-sa xllltxlllhllllf' '. 80 'ilhurn 66 99 qlly C ClIll'C'J ClI U IJOIJU Lll' Clfflllllll fnc 66164 . . . r fi ' , Twp f'I'l'HlI'l'.Y.' Dun Shoup, Lois Ihllllllll'I'5k'hl1litll. limb Slnmp. :md Klub:-I Spm'ukvl'. Iiillic- I,z-I'I'4-rs :uml 1 llc-IIN' Lou lirirksnll, .lliflrllv l'i4'flIl't'Xf lilznim- NIIIVDIIY, Hurilnn I,:n's1'n. 'I'Il1'r1's:l Nlllz-l1llr:nlI1'l'. :ms XX'illAm1'u I'ri1-1-. Iiluim- Nlurphy :md Hurmifnn I.arsm-ll. Ifnllnnl I'i:'l11l'4-x.' Maxim- .lulmsnn. Huyznl Syn null. ISA-II5 .I4-:ln XY:ll'lli1'k. Ilill lfluir. NUVIIHI Ijmlsllwvlll. mul llivllzlrrl 0'Ni1'll, llzlrulxl l,ill4Is!rum mul Nlurivl Nlbftllllv 8l HVLCQJ . . . puffy clre55e5 ancifformcf affire . . Tnp l'i1'llu'0.w.' Iit'l'll2lllilll' 'I'un1:u'. NUl'l1lll Iil'flf.fSlll1l. .lm-:ln I,:lrs1'l1, :md llin'h:u'4I liriirk. .Iusvpll Br0d1'ric'k and l3:u'b:u'n lirlu-4-. .llizlzllv l'i1'lnr1'.' l1ll:n'lvm' Slmnpzle-V, Gloria: l,t'I'ilIllH.1, liivlmrcl lVNi1-ll, mul .lvrry Smyllu-. linllum I'ir-Inrv.v: Ilunulrl ll:-:uh-1-mu. H1Il'lJ2lI'1l Nlurgun. Mary ,Kun UVM-ll. mul XYiIlium Iiurrvll. Iliclmrmi Hzwplmm und .luyvv 'l'l1m'vm-n. 82 ...I C140 OUP, Of' 0Ul'IliI'1g5 0' Ill0l'I iHl0I'lf . . n Twp l'i1'lllr1'.v.' G4'Ul'pfl'llt' Nlciklllllal :xml .Inna-pll l5l'4NlA'l'il'li.T011 XIlIIlgLl'lSLllH'f.Hlllh lf.iUI'lilllllll.JUX1 .Xlulm-rsuu, zulnl liuhvrl Hllllllllll'l'j. llirlallz' l'1'rllll'1'.' lmnnlql l.HIlIlHlI' :xml llupivllm' liloskn. lfnllnm I'l4'lllr1'x: xliIXiIll' .lullnmm :mal .lurk liriivk. Luis XY:u'sl :mul Je-l'Vy Hum-. Ih-vc-l'ly SXYPIISIIII. 83 Tun: Hex returns ai dilapidated liandolpll and kite to the Foster household. Mitzi is introduced by Judy as Madam Dehuqui-. liloisa- rurtsies to Mr. Martindale after a demonstration ol' In-r 1-lot-ution. Nlrs. Foster gasps as Mrs. Slllullllilllllllfl' accuses her oi' higaniy. Judy ll01llllS as Uogie hands her flowers for the big dance. Q4 .fZ5afe'UMf!, HMI, . .. ramaficgi Aofcldufay offafe ,cjaffxdcfiuified for juniors The Radio Program, A Date with Judy, was hrought to life on our stage No' vemher 21 and 22, via a threefzict comedy hy memhers of the Junior Class, under the supervision of Mr. Johnsonius. Endeavoring to defeat Tootsie Whitemztit in at Community Fund contest, and to hecome Queen of the school dance, Judy, with the help of her girl friend Barbara, ref sorted to drastic measures. Wheii Oogie, judy's hoy friend, decided to go to the dance with Tootsie vwell, anything could have happenedg and what didnt w:isn't .ludy's fault! The play cast was as follows: Judy Foster ---a lovable girl-.Ioan Cogswell, Clarire lived. Mr. Foster-prone to angere-Harold Lindstroni, Dick lioerncr. Mrs. Foster-a patient inotlier-La Vergne ltigoni. Lois Hannner- svlnnidt. Randolph l ost4-retypical kid brother etlarl Muehlbauer, Ronald Jollnson. Hunnali-W belligerent cook--Estelle Shepherd, Delores Jacobsen. Barbara NYinsocket4-l'lut'i'y little niinx' - liarlxara Donnelly, Betty Jean XYarnick. Mitzi-.ludy's sidekick-Anita Bachmann, June Skeldon. Origin Pringle---Judy's ulllillll,-N0l'h8l'l Strong, Tom Flavin. Mr. Martindale-theatrical pro- ducer-llicliard VVhite. Mrs. Hotchkiss-washwoinan-Nluriel Norton, Darlene Curran. Eloise Hotvhkiss-her snub-nosed daughter-Anna ltaflakovivll. Peggy NYurren. Mrs. SllllllZll2iIlllIlQ'l', ol' ilu- l'.'l'.A.iMarilyn Morgan, Dorothy Geran. Rex--new lmoy in iowngllurwin Cowan. Susie- ltc-x's kid sisterelrenc Petges, Patsy Pickett. 84 OUQ .95 300 lCA JULLAA ,Z . . oizie unc! edcufion are egwenfiagi ad eniom go on Afage or annuafladlg . . . Love ls Too Much Trouble, a threefact comedy, proved itself a reality when produced hy the Senior Class on May 2 and 3. under the direction of Mr. john' sonius. Because of scholastic difficulties and careless use of neutralization pills, Pinky Hamilton and .loc Burke were first restricted and later expelled from college. Serious trouble concerning their best girls added to the confusion. However, the day was saved hy Mrs. l. Vyforthington Bates. and everyone went merrily to the prom. The following people comprised the cast: 'l'o:isty ----inotlle-rly :incl liumssi-rl proprietor ot' thi- l'oison l'ot 'flll2lI'll'llt' Spangler. liois XYui'1l. .lov lillrke-s-u eolleg.u' boy with troubles --lllrk ll:u'plmln. Pinky llillllllltlll his clilim, also with trouhlvs -lionnlml NY:illzirm-. tlgalvii Uggy Nlvtlloski-y -ai stud:-nt with zu sri:-nlilie thi-ory - liolii-it Hulnpllrm-y. Connie- AShltlIl l'Ull1'Q-It' girl. working hi-r wuy tlirou44h tlullwrim- tlnp- pvllvtto, Xluxinv Johnson. lihb llliiillziiii--lmnpy-go-Iueky eolli-ge girl Shirley Burch. lilaiim- Utt. lilo -hvr sister- Mary Ann tlrsi-n, Phyllis lijtll'lilllIlll. Sugar Lou .lzirkson--eolli-gc girl with in soutlu-rn ziec'i-lit--livtty Iiuilwig. tim-org.c4-iw Xlrtlniiim. Shirley Ih'zulI'oi'ml ai eunipus lu-llv llonnzi ltoss. litln-I tlurvi-y. Ylloniezi lint:-s-:i visiting.: high sehool senior f-llum-tlv lilosku, .loan Str-rling. Mrs. .l. NYorthington lfati-s-lu-r moths-r Ili-vi-rly Swenson. Loinu lh-th Ili-rryinsin. Bliss liniily lloss-Ili-an ol' VVoiii0i1-lilziiiie Murphy. 'l'l1va Nlui-lillmuc-r. Dr. l'illsi-y l'ri-si- dent oi' Ivy Galt- tlolh-gi--llill lh-luinlt-i'. tllill' HliXNYlll'Kl W't'll-Illvlllllllfl visitor .lvrry llosv. Top: llr. l'illsy and Origin- Illlbllllll to ri-vix'v Bliss lloss lifter shi- fziints ut the sight ot' from-ii t1liI'l' Haiywzirtl. Shirley lir:ulI'ortl and Sllgur Lou try to sm-t .loo llurki- straiglll. Pinky ti-lls Mrs. Halt-s ol' ilu- iitmospln-rv :it Ivy fiat:-. as Moniezi. lilo. :intl lilili look on. tionnii- :mil Toasty visit whili- awaiting business at this Poison l'ol. 3 . ish'-Z1 85 HDI' I'll.llIIl'.fl'l'ulll Huw: .l. lllUI'1'St'lI. .I. l,2lI'lillI. II. liseoln-ilo. ll. -lllllllxibll. I.. NYzu'rl. .L Sllvpllc-HI. J. 1i:u'aIn1'r, II. Iiokosn. I.. Ilnkur. II. Julmsun. I'. NYzn'i'cl1, II, Swenson. IJ. Slzlnfill, .I. liusv, ll. IIN-II, NI. Jullnson. .l. Norton. I.. lll'I'I'j'IIlilIl. ll, XX'oock. Svvnlirl Huw: ti. IR-rilongl. li. Slum-pln-rd. I.. Ilumxm-rm-Inniili. A. ll1'I',LLllIIIfl. XY. Ilivklin. II. Iioi-rm-r, .I. Ski-Iilun. IZ. UH. II. llowzm. N. Iflory. IS, XYiIson, Ii. Iiismzws-lc, NI. lllN'lIIIIl'. ll. II:u'k4-r. 41. llzlppvllf-Ito. Third limvz Ii. Hurl- forrl, IE. Grove, Il. Timm, A. lirzmkm-y. S. Iiini. II. XYhili-. ii. Iimnlwy. Ii. Xvill'IIlL'li. NY, lllznppn-r, Ii. Zum-llu-. li. M4-lson. M. Smith. NI. Yiskoeil. II. liI'4lIIll0lIII. liU'I I'U3I I'Il1'I'l'lIliS--f l.4'fI: I-'rnnl Huw: li. UH. 11. Ihfn-il, NI. .IoImson. Srwrulli lfnw: G. NVoork. .l. llosv, .I. Norton. Jlivlvllc: II. NYIIIIQ-. II. I4l':inIu'y. Ii. NY:u'niek. XY. lllnppm-l'. Riylll: Fran! Rum: II. Swenson, I.. Iiukur. ll. Iisvolu-mln, J. 'I'Iioi-1-si-n. Si-1-:mil Huw: J, Larkin. .I. iiznrdm-1'. I.. NX'urd. l'. XYzll'rvll. 66 . 77 Cl,l lal'llflQ . . . ocagdfb 6lI1J.9l'l5fl LlI'l'l2l'1!ClA5t.5 C0l'l'llgiI'll: OFCQJ fo :ifage laroclucfion . 'AMarianne, an operetta hy Yahres and Mon' roc, presented March 27 and 28, hy the Music Department, under the direction of Mr. Caneva. gave vocalists and instrumentalists an opporf tunity to comhine forces, the results of which were very commendahle An heiress to the Golonda Emerald Mines, Marianne lived in Alguara, a small South Amer' ican country. She and her American friend, Mahel, were attracted to Al Carter and johnny cjlslivlil, memhers of an American engineering party. Ramon de Trava, who wished to gain wealth hy marrying Marianne framed Al. Howf ever, the plot was discovered and everything ended well. Playing the leads were R. Brankey as Mar' ianne, B. Warimick as Mahel, R. White as AI Carter, W. Clapper as johnny O'Shea, J. Nor' ton as Ramon de Trava, G. Womack as Marco Calan, and J. Rose as Senor del Monsara. garlic! Gkimeri . . . in H dy KZQFOUHCJ iA0 CACA H. . CGUQAI fLe 011.5 Off! CQWIQPH . M' ,.. N! .,, ,. - rl xp lutlllxm l.lN.lxlUIil HIMIIS IXXINSZ liwllzllml :uni Dunulxl SIl'1lll2IllUSki. Nivrle- und lizlrl Xlurris. Hilllillli :xml llunulal Ynlllm. THIS NYXHHFN SISTFIKS' IH-H-f' A- - . ,. . . , .. ,..,3, .l.ulxu. :md l!:urhur:n. Mlirhill' l'iL'flIl'4'5 Jillll' l':lIll5f2lI'lI. H2iI'IHll'il Xlurgzm. Nluwl-llzz tfuylu-. tliullulll Piclllrz-sr Nl.XIN'I'l'1- XANIIIQ NIICX: NIV. l,Q5l'l'll :xml Mr. lillrcwzl. l'HU.ll'Il1'l'llli UI'lili.Yl'4lliS: .lumrw .l:ll'l'1'Il. Iiivllxlxwi llznrpllzlm. TMI xlilll5.fl'lSli1ll'l'. 87 Chix . . . .glzereg fime for lareffg girgvaicfureb foo , 88 Front Row: Barlmra Bruce, Lois Rakar, Patsy Pickett, Doris Cnrlf ton. Second Row: Clzlrittu Rutlnewiez, Joyce Thoresen, N 0 r In Ll Lind' Strom, Phyllis Bjorkman. Thivd Row: Nancy Spangler, 'loan Briick, Sondra Kenney, Maxine johnson, Hugette Kloskn. ' ML gina! Our ay .xdncl ofhlr alalareciafion fo fhozie UI 0 aiolecl M5 . . 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