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

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Cont Top: Anxiously awaiting the turkey brigade at the Annual Football Banquet served at the First Con- gregational Church are: Joseph Fitzgerald Sr., Joseph Fitzgerald, Dean Edward Flink, Joseph Bolattino, Carl E. Munson, John D. Lynch, and the Reverend Frank Rausch. A familiar sight to Lockport visitors and citi- zens is the Texas Company where many of our gradu- ates are employed. Middle: Nancy Mickel, a senior, is shown with a ents . . . Page Dedication .. -S The People ....... . 10 In Memoriam . . . 12 Administration . . . . 13 Faculty ...... . 15 Senior Stars . . . , 18 Senior Honors . . . , 20 Seniors ....... , 23 Juniors ..... , 36 Sophomores . . , 42 Freshmen . . . , 48 Activities .... , 58 Music ........ , 60 Dramatics ....... , 66 Student Council . . . , 68 Open House .. , 70 few members of her Sunday School Class of pre- schoolers. Bottom: The three principal oflicers of Bethel 77, Lockport, are: Joan Majetich, senior princessg Lorena Hosbach, honored queen, and Marie Nelson, junior princess. The City Hall, seat of Lockport's govern- ment and protection, is located in the center of the business district. Noon Hour ..... . 71 The Lock ......... . 72 Junior Red Cross. . . . 74 The Timex ....... . 75 Football Banquet .. . 76 Visual Education 77 Fads and Fun .... . 78 The Prom . . . . S0 Athletics . .............. .. . 84 G. A. A .................. . 86 Athletic Board of Control. . . . 90 Cheerleaders ........... . 91 Football .... . 92 Basketball . . . . . 95 Track ..., . . 103 Baseball .... . . 104 Intramurals . . . . 106 Lifesaving . . . . 107 .7.

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Top: Lorena Hosbach and Robert Hiller, 1950 rep- resentatives to Girls State and Boys State, respectively, recall their experiences with the aid of pictures and literature. Saying goodbye just before departure on his trip to Africa are Propeller Club essay winner, George Skeldon, and his mother, Mrs. Roy Skeldon. Former students of L. T. H. S. who are now serving in the Armed Forces are Dale DelSasso and Norman Foster. Middle: Lndean Heeg and Joann McClain, 4H Club participants in the State Sports Festival at Urbana, practice in one of their favorite hunting grounds. Bottom: Maureen Caneva, oboist, was the band stu- dent sent by the Lockport Woman's Club to the Egyptian Music Camp. Prizewinners in local poster contest--Byron Sowers, Glenn Cave, Robert Fabek, and Marlene DeToffol-admire their handiwork. John Pretto, participant in the American Legion National Oratorical Contest, prepares his speech. Student R present Cur S bool and Cur, Community Foreword . . . We, the staff of your yearbook, have tried in this volume to give you a lasting record of this school year. We have also attempted to portray the close correlation which exists between our school and our communityi' and to exhibit this bond to all, that they may see and Wonderf, We would like to express our appreciation and gratitude to our sponsor, Mrs. Mildred K. Shoop, for her part in making the 1951 Lock a success. We also extend our thanks to Don Alden, james Stephenson of the Harrington Studio, the Pontiac Engraving and Electrotype Company, the S. K. Smith Cover Company, and The Ogren Press.

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I PRESIDENT MARION M. DE SANDRE