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

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. W ll lwl . 2 Q 2-Er X i -urge r .I . t o .3 1-.3:.'2.',' Qs in 0 v :L ' - , . . Kb-QS ,.-, .'.3 Q + ?+:2?r2f 4 e ' i 1 --Q I' Q 1 1 - ' v S mm I um ,utmllfl EE' nu umm ni: :- - un WUT! Immriwmli :I EWS WI ' mm XM, l X -I i Kwil lillnxz -- l J I ll ll '12 The Plan Provides for These AUDITORIUM A vital medium for individual expression, creating school loyalty and the moulding of character. Seating capacity-1,250. CAFETERIA Our high school is a large community in itself which requires an adequate kitchen and service of well planned hot lunch facilities. Seating capacity-six hundred. CLASSROOMS Twenty-tive regular and special classrooms are planned. Lighting, seating and temperature control are important to the work environment of present day classrooms. LIBRARY The library is a center of activity reaching out into every school department. The school must also provide a place for quiet study and preparation.

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1 l l 4 Students crowd into the cafeteria for lunch. The inability of the present cafeteria, assembly hall, library, and study hall, to accommodate all of the students soon will be alleviated by the building of larger and better such rooms in our school of tomorrow. Lack of locker space, crowded class- rooms and gym classes, and congested halls and stairways will also be remedied via the annexation. CUR i f 'm f .. e' tai , t 1 1 Q Qlliw Q' 1 .. V W' E 'fl-I-i1 jsigpgji 1 'i new ,t Q I H771 ? e In 5 QQ 1 l 1 s it W-l 'f1ii' ii S l fi , 2 M Wd? ' ff 5' iv ' . v , fl YH ri of xx ffm, at ,, .cct Q fBuilding faces Thirteenth Street.D l 0

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THE BUILDING PLAN The new building Wing along the south of the school site will contain the entrances to the main auditorium and cafeteria. The new struc- ture in the center of the court will be connected to the present and new building by overhead bridges. Other important features of the addition will be laboratories, faculty rooms, administrative rooms, new boiler room, new toilet facilities, and girls' locker room. Parking facilities will be located in the center of the court. VISUAL EDUCATION ROOM Important New Facilities . x -QS.. 5.6 - Il :' l -- I 'I .:g:,::::' ::::::::::. - l , . Y -lg 1 . -i'ii I , . :G-Z u....::::EI :::::::::::::: in Iflillf' , I I 1 2 'fgr- -! ff! fll IJ T, : : f :, Z1 0 ESE 'R pr ---'B QQ ' '0 x Qin Q' gif' ' AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT The science of agriculture today must be provided to meet the needs of our rural students as well as expe- rience for boys in metal work, woodworking, machine shop, drafting, etc. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Intramural sports and athletics are a vital part of school life to the girls' physical education. Modern training methods, through the use of edu- cational Hlm, are an important addition to classroom training. Seating capacity-two hundred. MUSIC DEPARTMENT A good school provides opportunities for partici- pation in instrumental and vocal music. 013s