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

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A+ righl is an oufsicle view of Uni? One falcen from fhe soulh side. The picfure below shows sludenfs enjoying lhe chance +0 sludy in lhe pleasani, well' lighfed library. Sm -Aw .e' .: :fgfmmlf iffaksa .

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L. T. H.S. GROWS Unil One ol our new addilion was opened lor use in January of '53, ll conlains a spacious li- brary, Two large sludy lrialls, a boiler room, an eleclrical dislribulion cenler, and receiving and slorage Tacililies. Also included in This proiecl was llwe remodeling of llie old sludy liall inlo class rooms. Tlie beaulilul new library seals I74 people and lwas space lor 2,000 boolqs. Tlwe sludy lwalls logellier accommodale 240 sludenls, Jrlie norlli sludy liall sealing ISO sludenls and llwe soulln one 90. Unil Two Tor wlwicli excavalion already is slarled will provide added classrooms, space Tor sliops, including agricullure, an audilorium wlniclw will seal l,2OO persons, a new caleleria, a girls' gymnasium, new guarlers Tor llie music deparl- menl, and new adminislralive offices. The picfure af lefl' shows perl of 'flwe new oil furnaces which are equipped wi+l'i elec- 'lronic conlrols and burn flue cheapesi lcind of pelroleum fuel, making fhem doubly eco- nomical. as ii'..':.1 ' : qi .,v 'Z' X 1 ' f V X Q N. .u 175515,,gjs3,f1f.27TQ51L' ifig5?iffaaxi:.i 'fLILGi-Navi? Fx Lg: ' f 1 3 A 1' T T' iQQi'iQf.if1,uI ' T mmim , L, s. . ,,,,, T. ,. , ,,.. 1

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Our Tour high school years have passed more swiTTly Than any oThers in our lives. lT seems only yesTerday ThaT our class, l9O sTrong, enTered l..T.l'l.S. We, like This year's Treshmen, had ThaT exciTed yeT halT-TrighTened Teeling. We, Too, TelT Toolish when we Tound There is no elevaTor aTTer we had boughT TiclceTs. We, Too, received laugh- Ter and sTares Trom The whole sTudy hall when we Tore Through The cenTer aisle aTTer The bell had rung. As sophomores we were neiTher Tish nor Towl, held oTTice wiThouT doing anyThing, envied The Treshmen Their innocence and The upperclassmen Their command oT The enTire siTuaTion. We sTudied hard someTimes, had Tun, and waiTed. When our junior year Tinally arrived, we were guiTe amazed ThaT we were sTill The same people. There was one diTTerence, Though. Now insTead oT always being Told whaT To do, we could do some oT The Telling. Big evenTs ThaT year were The prom and The selecTion oT class rings. lWere any oT The boys sTill wearing Their own rings on graduaTion nighT?lll BeTore we lcnew iT we were seniors, The ones who had To seT The example and TulTill The duTies oT leadership. The record which we leave upon graduaTion has been in The wriTing Tor Tour years, This book Turnishes The Tinal chapTer. ockporr