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

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O UR FACULTY Teachers Anxiously Await the Advantages e200 Daymond J. Aiken, B. A. and M. S., junior home room and sponsor, Student Council, Alge- bra I and II, and plane and solid geometry. Clinton O. Bismarck, B. A., senior home room and sponsor chairman, detention, biology, and general science. Ernest O. Caneva, B. M., senior sponsor, hall duty, Madrigals, band, chorus, and orchestra. Raymond Cherry, B. S. and M. A., sophomore home room and sponsor, metal shop, and plastics. Mrs. Joanna A. Cruse, B. S., freshman home room and sponsor, clothing I and Il, and home planning. Miss Lorina E. Goerz, B. A. and Ph. M., senior home room and sponsor, junior Red Gross, geometry, Algebra I, and general mathematics. Edward G. Hill, B. S., sophomore home room and sponsor, fresh-soph basketball, varsity foot- ball, track, and wood shop. john L. Hogan, B. S. and M. S., freshman home room and sponsor, typing practice, and auto mechanics. Alex L. Johnsonius. B. A. and M. A., fresh- man home room and sponsor, critic teacher, Latin I and II, and world history. Lester L. Lindberg, B. S., sophomore sponsor, hall duty, physical education and athletic direc- tor, inttamurals, critic teacher, freshman basket- ball, varsity football assistant, physiology, and physical education. Mrs. Dorothy M. Lynch, B. E., junior sponsor, hall duty, and English I. Mrs. Margaret S. Mitzit, B. S. and M. A., senior home room and sponsor, art appreciation, Art I, II, III, and IV, and Crafts I and Il.

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OUR FACULT Teachers Assist Students in Classrooms and in Extracurricular Activities Our thirty teachers not only increase our knowledge in the line of subjects but also help us in our desire to become better citizens of tomorrow. L. T. H. S. has a wide range of courses and in each of these a capable instructor directs the training. The students are given a good background in the fields of mathematics, science, the line arts, home economics, industrial arts, speech, English, physical education, social science, and commerce. The instructors also take a genuine interest in extracurricular activi- ties and are to be commended upon their excellent participation for the students' welfare. New additions to our faculty this year were: Leo H. Pryor, Mrs. Betty S. Rose, Mrs. Joanna A. Cruse, and Mrs. Dorothy M. Lynch. New also this year was the program of student teaching which included the following Lewis College enrollees: Ted Jarosz, John Rose, and joseph Farinella. The oliice staff-Miss Dorothy J. Kure, Mrs. Esther N. Geddes, and Mrs. Florence S. Lund--add many conveniences to our school life. Mrs. jane E. McClintock was also a member of the staff until her resignation in February. Ielonor ls Due Where Good Service I Nineteen hundred fifty-two marks the twenty-fifth year in the Lockport phase of the teaching career of Miss Lucile Emmons. Miss Emmons, a native of Michigan, received her education at the Portland Oregon High School, at Willamette University, the Chicago Musical College, and the University of Chicago, receiving her Ph. B. and M. A. at the latter. Before coming to Lockport, Miss Emmons taught at McMinnville, Oregon, and Albany College, Albany, Oregon. Formerly she taught French and music here and was also the sponsor of the glee club, the orchestra, and junior Red cross. At present she is teaching Eng- lish I and III, and Spanish I and II.' She also is in charge of a freshman home room and is a freshman sponsor. We are proud of Miss Emmons' commendable record as one of our teachers and congratulate her upon her long term of service. fhf r- r 6 9 , - wifi . in giifff---iittiff S T 1 il ' ' HC T! 3- s Given Miss Lucile Emmons, Ph. B. and M. A.g freshman home room and sponsor, Spanish I and II, and English I and III. 019:

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of Our School of Tomorrow if Mrs. Marion K. Morrison, B. S. and M. S.g sophomore home room and sponsor, cafeteria ad- viser, family living, personal grooming, and Foods I and II. Miss Eva M. Olson, B. A.g junior home room and sponsor, G. A. A., and girls' physical edu- cation. John L. Pence, B. A.g freshman home room and sponsor chairman, the Timer, and English III and IV. Leo H. Pryor, B. S. and M. S.: freshman home room and sponsor, general science, physics, and chemistry. Mrs. Anne R. Rubeck, R. N., home nursing. Frank J. Rogers, B. S. and M. S., senior sponsor, hall duty, fresh-soph football and base- ball, varsity basketball, critic teacher, world his- tory, and physical education. Mrs. Betty S. Rose, B. S., freshman home room and sponsor, Shorthand I, and Typing I and II. Miss Margaret C. Shepherd, junior home room and sponsor, and library. Mrs. Mildred K. Shoop, B. E., sophomore home room and sponsor, the Lock. school dances, critic teacher, business training, Stenography II, secre- tarial practice, and Typing I and II. Earl C. Snyder, B. E. and M. A., junior home room and sponsor, critic teacher, and American history. William H. Sterling, B. S. and M. S.g junior sponsor, hall duty, bookstore, and mechanical drawing. Miss Margaret L. Taylor, B. S. and M. A.g jun- ior home room and sponsor chairman, and English II, III, and IV. u21o