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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

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During his senior year, he broughT Tame To L.'l'.l-LS. by winning TirsT place in The sTaTe iavelin Throwing conTesT, The TirsT in The hisTory oT LoclcporT l-ligh To do so. During his school years, he was very deeply inTeresTed in science and lcnew Trom The beginning ThaT his True vocaTion in liTe was To be ThaT oT a docTor. ATTer receiving his bachelor oT arTs and docTor oT medicine degrees aT Loyola UniversiTy, he pracTiced in LoclcporT and became a Tamiliar Tigure, well-liked by everyone because oT his sincere aTTiTude Toward his worlc and his wonderTul sense oT humor. l-le was acTive in many civic organi- zaTions-The LoclcporT Lions, The Loyal Order oT Moose, a member oT The Perez Council No. II76 oT The KnighTs oT Columbus, pasT presidenT oT The Will- Grundy CounTy Medical SocieTy, vice- presidenT oT The LoclcporT Township High School Board oT EducaTion, and a mem- 1900-T954 ber oT ThaT organizaTion Tor eighTeen years. Dr. Vislcocil sTrove To obTain The besT in healTh, welTare, and educaTion Tor his communiTy, and his deaTh resulTed in The loss oT a good Triend, ciTizen, and docTor. 5 Lock Stall EDITORIAL STAFF Mary Brulc . . Co-edilror Judy Winslon . . . Co-edilor Simone Vaughl . . . . Arl Edilor Richard Bischoll .... . .... Pholography Edilor Ann Ranlcin ..,.......... Sporls Edilor Suzanne Ayers, Aouda Belander, Jeanne Biorlmman, Sandra Farnsworlh, Elaine Genge, Forresl I-Iarlman, Judy Klalle, Marie Malesi, Marilyn McCarIhy, Marlene Mclnlyre, I-lerberl Norlon, Danielle Pauly, Dorlene Sample, Sally Shoop, Janel Slellon, Carolyn Thudium, Dan Tynor, Sara Jo Wierson, Suzanne Woock BUSINESS STAFF Sue Mandeville . Business Manager Judy Ehn . . . . Dance Chairman George Deniclc . . Assislanl Manager Janel Ferguson . . . Subscriplion Chairman Mary Ann Miranda . . . .... Subscriplion Chairman Joy Leedom ........... Concession Chairman Carol Alexander, Joan Alexander, Virginia Arvidson, Margarel Burger, Pal Cunico, Janice Day, Darlene DePra, Krisrin Ehn, Jeanelrle Engerl, Carene Erwin, Nancy Gannaway, Margrelr Gorc, Nancy I-Ierman, Candy Knulson, Rosemary Kozalc, Evelyn Krohn, Elaine Machalc, Tom Mandeville, Jean Musich, Eleanor Nyslrom, Pal O'Brien, Saralea Paddock, Bill Rlall, Kalhleen Roberls, Fred Rodriguez, Raymond Schuler, Carole Sherman, Judy Slephenson, Sandra Zeller SPONSORS Miss Marylyn Florey . . . Edilorial Slall Mr. Charles Beseman . . . . Business Slail Q , 74,2 Table ol Contents Dedica'I'ion . 5 Classes . Foreword . . 8 G.A.A. . . LOYALTY Plays ' Superinfendenl . SERVICE Board of Educalion . Junior Red CFOSS Facuhy ,,,, Proledionisls . Homecoming . . Radio Club - Cheerleaders , Fulure Teachers . Sporlg ,,,, Fulure Nurses . S+uden+ Assis+an+s THOUGHTFULNESS Seniors ..... Juniors . Sophomores Freshmen . HONESTY Na+ional Honor Sociefy Quill and Scroll . . . Awards . . . Q School Personnel. Sfuclenl Council . Loclc .... Times Band . Chorus Dances Prom .... . . . . Assemblies and Pep Meelings . . . 1:-N LTHS Over The years, The l.oclcporT Townspeople have seen and will see greaT changes in l.oclcporT Township T-ligh School. Our school has grown Trom a small JeTTerson STreeT building To a sTrucTure covering The enTire bloclc, and wiTh The ever-increasing enrollmenT, problems will conTinually arise concerning The need Tor addiTional building space. Along wiTh The changes in The size oT L.T.l-I.S., sTudenTs oT Today are able To enioy The advanTages and pleasures oT: swimming, diving, or splashing during The winTer-Time in The clear, reTreshing waTer oT The indoor swimming pool: cheering The PorTer Teams on To vicTory under The powerTul, illuminaTing, AThleTic Field lighTsg gaThering valuable knowledge and research ma+eriaI Trom a modern, well-sToclced library: eaTing a piping-hoT, subsTanTial lunch in The school caTeTeriag and being able To elecT Those courses which would be mosT beneTicial Tor Them. AlThough LoclcporT Township T-ligh School, Through iTs conTinued growTh, changes maTerially, The characTer oT her sTudenTs remains The same. A sTudenT oT l.oclcporT l-ligh is: L oyal To The TaculTy, who aid him in gaining a well-rounded educaTion, and loyal To The oTher sTudenTs. T houghTTul and consideraTe oT oThers. T-l onesT in his acTions and dealings. S erving his school and class. This is The sTudenT who makes LoclcporT Township l-ligh School a school oT which To be proud. Thai confusion in ihe halls . . . no mefropolis fraffic was ever like 'rhis .... One minu+e fo go .... Will I make il' 'for my nex+ class? . . . Hope l clon'+ gel sfepped on in The rush. 9 ln my merry ief mobile . . . a flashy converfible-developing fhree hundred horsepower .... Whow, could I whiz around fown . . . friends, green wifh envy. . . . Oh, no . . . fhere's fhe bell and I haven r finished my hisfory assignmenf! 3 Hurry, pass ii' back . . . row 2, seaf 7 .... The 1'eacher's giving us 'I'he eye . . . here he comes . . . whew, whaf a relief, he by-passed us .... Did she gei' fhe nofe? Firsi in l'l1e lunch line, for once . . . mmm . . . smells good . . . hungry as a bear . . . Big spoons . . . musl' be having chili or soup 'roclayl 1 I 2 Who lurks behind ffhe magazine? . . . An average sfudeni' aH'rac+ed by fhe adver+isemen+s and sfories or in+rigued by Hne picfures? . . . No, probably iusf sleeping! I 3 Oh, +his algebra . . . sure is rough on 'rhe brain . . . sfuck on +hir+een . . . beHer call for help . . . Hi-did you gei' fhirfeen? . . . Waii' a second, I'II gei' some more graph paper. 14 Jeepers, she looks cufe +onigh'r .... Wonder if she'll go sfeacly? . . . Should l aslc her? . . . Whaf if she says no . . . no harm in frying . . . Will you wear my class ring? D UQHL T91 .n 0 22 2 4 'Q 42? '33 C? KW 04 'WNNWG Homfcomnc 3 ansxewnu - Loclcporl Leader Mr. Louis F. Bollino. our superinlendenl, has, in his years of Teaching, loslered ideas of loyally, lhoughllul- ness, honesly, and service nol only in alhlelics buf in The classroom and communily as well. In his years as a leacher, coach, principal and superin- Jrendenl his underslanding ol young people has promoled These ideas in a manner lhal has aided sludenls in lhe classroom, al arhlelic evenls, and in Jrhe communily. Under his guidance Jrhese sjrudenls have become cilizens whose lives and aclions depicl lhese lrails of characler. I 8 LTI-1.5. Board o Maurice Adamson Frank Berfa John Lynch- J secrefary of board Carl Munson fno pidrurej Guido Schumann Education Joseph Bollafino Marion DeSandre-presidenf Earl Jensen I9 The locl4porT Township High School Faculty EDWARD FLINK, B.A.. M.A. ics, economics DAYMOND J. AIKEN, B.Ed., M.S. qebra, solid ge-ornefry, lrigonomelry MISS EVA OLSON, B.A. Dean of girls, physical educalioni G.A.A. CHARLES BESEMAN, B.S., M.S. Malhemalics, English: Junior sponsor, Lock business, coach-swimming, Jrennis ERNEST O. CANEVA, B.M. Band, chorus, music apprecialion RAYMOND CHERRY, B.S., M.A. Melal shop, crallsz Freshman sponsor EDWARD CISLER, B.A., M.A. U. S. hislory, civicsi Freshman sponsor Toofball MISS LUCTLE EMMONS, Ph.B., M.A. French, Spanish: Senior sponsor MISS ROSANN FAGAN, B.A., M.A.L.S. Librarian 20 Assistant superirdendenl, principal, civ- Curriculum and guidance advisor, al- MISS MARYIIYN FLOREY, B.S.Ed. English, world, hisfory, Civics, economics: Senior sponsolr, Lock sponsor JOHN GAHALA, B.A. English: Senior sponsor, Times sponsor MISS LORINA GOERZ, B.A., Ph.M. Algebra, qeornelry: Junior sponsor RAYMOND GORNIK, B.S. General science, malhemalicsg Sopho- more sponsor, coach-baslcelball, base- ball EDWARD G. HILL, B.S. Woodshop: Freshman sponsor coach- Ioolball, golf ALEX JOHNSONIUS, A.B., A.M. World hislory, Lafinq Senior sponsor PAUL JORGENSON, B.S. Elecfric shop: Sophomore sponsor, ra dio and proieclionisr sponsor LESTER LINDBERG, B.S. :Ei i' .i53v3'?i2'7f'?iLffv,Ti MHS? x va' Q i :,sg4:fs, s: A- X -V aw, . .Qigiglw .:f:': I -I iw 'rggigsiig Y in 6 , I is ,sn A Alhlelic direcfor, physical educaliong Sophomore sponsor MRS. FLORENCE LUND, PILB. English: Sophomore sponsor MRS. DOR THY M. LYNCH, B.Ed. English: Sop omore sponsor EDWARD MAURER, B.S. Aufo shop: Freshman sponsor MRS. MARGARET S. MITZIT, B.S., M.A. Ari, oralfs: Junior sponsor l if 'SB is Q mg 2 Q 4' Il Q mx ff 4 WH -iiiisfzf. ggi Q,E,?, . 1- ....... H M 5 .1 sie , - -1. eg-2. .' --:-eff: 5,0 E: To gr, t 22 MRS. MARION MORRISON, B.S., M.S. Foods, lamily living: Freshman sponsor, caleleria manager MISS PATRICIA O'BRlEN, B.S., M.S. Clolhing, home planning and furnishing: Freshman sponsor, Junior Red Cross sponsor JOHN L. PENCE, A.B. English: Senior sponsor MISS FAY BELLE PIELET, B.Ed. Physical eclucaliong Freshman sponsor LEO PRYOR, B.A., M.S. General science, physics, chemislry: Senior sponsor, Sludenl Council sponsor FRANK ROGERS, B.S., M.S. World hisfory, physical educaliony Jun- ior sponsor, coach-loolball, lraclc MRS. BETTY ROSE, B.S. Slenography, lyping: Senior sponsor cheerleader sponsor JACK RUPERT, B.S. Mechanical drawing, machine shopg Freshman sponsor WILLIAM ' RUTTER, B.S.Ed. Biology: Junior sponsor, Sludenl' Coun- cil sponsor MRS. MILDRED K. SHOOP, B.E. Slenography, lypingi Junior sponsor Eulure Teachers sponsor EARL C. SNYDER, B.Ed., M.A. U. S. hisfory, civics, economics: Sopho- more sponsor WILLIAM H. STERLING, B.S., M.S. Mechanical drawing: Sophomore sponsor MISS MARGARET TAYLOR, B.S., M.A., English: Sophomore sponsor, FuTure Nurs- es spohsor MISS ELEANOR A. URBAN. B.A. Englishy speech: Junior sponsor HERBERT VAN DEVEN, B.S.Ed. World hisTory, physical educaTion: Fresh- man spqonsor, coach-baslceTball, baseball CHARLES WALTERS, B.S. General science: Junior sponsor coach- wresTling, TooTball PAUL E. WHITE, B.S., M.A. Bookkeeping, commercial geography, business Training: Freshman sponsor i MISS MARGARET REGIER, B.A., M.A. Reading consulTanT HERBERT TATROE, B.S. Band ilparT Timel SaluTing The TaculTy oT L.T.I-l.S.-a well-coordinaTed group oT Teachers possessing excellenT educaTional baclc- grounds. an acTive parTicipaTion in civic andl church groups, and an excepTional undersTanding oT young people and Their problems. Our TaculTy is always waiTing To advise, help, and serve us whenever an oppor- TuniTy arises. The Teachers show loyaI+y - A - A. -'---' frat g .,,. , W f- 5?i 5,. .fiiiif frrr Y fi To The sTudenTs by Their acTive leadership in The many school organizaTions and by Their consTanT eTTorTs Toward The beTTer- menT oT The school. They sTrive To insTill The characTerisTic oT honesTy in The minds oT The sTudenTs by pracTice and example. Our aTTiTudes and goals, which are seT aT L.T.l-l.S., are developed Through The ThoughTTulness shown by The TaculTy's in- TeresT in our school liTe. 23 To many sludenls The lacully seems lo have a slern and forbidding manner, buf aclually Jrhey have anolher side Thai is shown in rhe following piclures. Mr. Flinlc and Whislcers-A doofs second heaven . . . a lcind hand and a warm smile. Mr. RuH'er-Nor only a delighl To lhose i in delenlion, buf also anolher Caruso. Hernando's Hideaway-A place where male lacully members snealc away lrom il all. Faculfy Cagers-A viciory in Hue making . . . The George Mikans oi ine school discussing Hweir siraieqy ior ine downieii oi ine unsuspeciing juniors. Mr. Ciisler-A brief momeni oi relexaiion . . . iiiese iesis . . . a Teachers work never ends . . . Miss Fagan-Spring cleaning . . . a reiuvenaiion of The card iile. i i 25 Homecoming l-lighlighls l-lighlighTing The homecoming TesTivi- Ties was The aTTernoon parade in which many organizaTions enTered TloaTs de- signed and consTrucTed by sTudenTs. -lop honors were awarded The G.A.A. and The music deparTmenT TloaTs Tor being The preTTiesT and mosT clever. Following The parade a pep rally was held aT CenTral School. The homecoming vicTory againsT l.e- monT broughT To a close a very spiriTed Marilyn McCarlhy and Mary Brulc d p'cf a p I f d, k'H and knee socks, as They ioin in The el1clmecom?rl?s azleabrafilani and 5UCCe55lUl loollhball Season' Reigning royally over The homecoming fesTiviTies were Queen-Carol Malincski and allendanls-Jane Murray, Donna Williamson, Carol Cooper, and Carolyn Kiiowski. 26 Exemplifying the fine spirif which helped us Lick Lemon? are Kay Murray and Dorlene Sample. The girls are riding on fhe G.A.A. floal. ' ' ' Th m g' m m + a ives-Carol Malinoski is crowned by Jim Dale Gray and Carol Mailnoskli reign' Riiy xihiie Dseegrayrrwaifs for the royal march lo begin. ing as lnomecoming king and queen, pre- sided over line game and dance in a slyle beiirling royally. Allendinq llie royal couple were Donna Williamson, Carolyn Kiiowslci, Carol Cooper, and Jane lvlurray. James Riley, sludenl council co-presi- denl, crowned llie royal pair while a very exuberanl audience loolced on. Planned almosl enlirely by 'rlwe Sludenl Council and presenled by line enlire sludenl body, llwis lirsl real homecoming will be an incenlive lor iulure classes lo conlinue lliis lradilion in an equally line manner. ,,.,. 'L 5 xiii' - 1 if 1 MEX A 1 'f i?5EE??i'ai'5liE!'74f.C55sf Yeah Maroon! Yeah Whilel The cheerleaders wiTh new uniTorms and some snappy new cheers, drew The approval oT The Tans. The resulTs were record aTTendances aT ganees and added enThusiasm Trom The cheering secTion. Cn December 4, The girls aTTended a cheerleading clinic aT BloomingTon, and reTurned home wiTh ideas Tor many new cheers. Ivlrs. Rose, as sponsor, organized a pep club This year and helped creaTe more inTeresT in cheering. She and The girls did a swell iobg we're all proud oT Them and oT The impression They gave To oTher schools. Nice going, lcidsl EnThusiasfic cheering and shoufs of encouragemenf from The specfafors and cheerleaders urge The Team To victory. Back row: Pafiy Drake, Jane Murray, Barbara Flelcher, CharloTTe Grant From row: Donna Williamson, Joan Alexander, Doris Vahle, Janice Day-captain. 28 This unusual shot of foofball players under The hot sun was taken during fhe first game of fhe season al Sf. Charles. The femperaiure was 80 in the shade, bu+ Lockporf rrampled Si. Charles 26-0 in spiie of the heal. Successlul Grid Season EU' hlfliiilslflila EE2?.'?.S'2L1 'iff 'lie 11ElL'n-1eZTaZ1'2i,nZ,Zfliifl VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD l954 Teams Oppomemls Loclcporl S+. Charles O 26 Balavia O I3 Belvidere l2 O Morris 6 3l Calholic l-liqh I3 7 lvlarmlon lvlililrary I3 I4 Lemonl 6 24 lolals: Won 5 Losl 2 29 Back row: Coach Hill, Coach Cisler, J. Dierf, R. Johnson, W, Jensen, A. Gill, T. Haller, G. Rullkiewicz, K. Wilson, T. Cannon C. Jones, W. Tilsy, Manager J. Miller, Second row: Manager W. Keffman, J. Kennedy, G. Smifh, R. Kluska, W. Gulden, W. Johnson, D. Huessner, J F T'k ST D hh E Sh ll J L gh Ma g r F Rodrig F nl' row L Vercellofi G Y g R N T . iT1pa ric,A one, .Eic or . unnin am, G. Derenski, D Hall, J. Orawiec, E ST pl D Kasper J. Cole D Gray. I.. T. I-l. S. FooTball As The Tinal gun sounded aT The Lock- porT-ST. Charles game, which we won 26-O, The Tans began To wonder if This Team would be one oT Those excepTions To The rule ThaT a TooTball squad can'T have a winning season Their TirsT year under a new coach. Their hopes increased as The season progressed and The Team conTinued To be a winning one, in TacT, iT was The besT in guiTe a Tew years aT l..T.l-l.S. Coach Ed Cisler has had a repuTaTion Tor being a Tine TooTball coach, and iT is now easy To see why. WiTh Tom I-laller and Bill Johnson as co-capTains, The PorTers scored a ToTal oT IIS poinTs, while Their opponenTs marlced up only 50. Bill Jensen, leading yard gainer, who piclced up ZI3 yards, was also The leading scorer wiTh six Touchdowns Tor 30 poinTs. Allen STone 30 was successTul on 7 oT I8 conversions. ATTer deTeaTing ST. Charles and BaTa- via, we received our TirsT seTbaclc Trom Belvidere. During The remainder oT The season, we Toolc vicTories over lvlorris, lvlarmion lvliliTary Academy, and l.emonT, losing once more To CaTholic l-ligh. AT The end oT The season, when The Team sTaTisTics were Tallied, The PorTers came ouT on Top in every deparTmenT. Also Tour oT The players were voTed To The JolieT Area All-STar Team. They were: Jerry RuTlciewicz, end-TirsT Team: Tom l-Ialler, baclc-second Team: Bill Jensen, Tull back-special menTiong and Allen STone, Tackle-honorable menTion. l.oclcporT Tans will remember The l954 Team wiTh pride because oT The wonder- Tul season ThaT year. SOPHOMORES--Back row: Coach Rogers, R. Whalen, R. Kramer, T. Phelps, W. Neese, R. Wilfkofski, L. l.eGrand, W. Barnefl, C. Boyd, Manager W. Norlh. Second row: S. Williams, W Blechschmidl, B. Walker, R. Salbego, J. Williams, F. Wagner, P. Torkelson, D. Marfis, H. Schmidt, L. Churnovic. Fronl row: J. Chandler, J. Dunlap, D. Cagwin, G. Banisler, D. Rigoni, D. Morrison, J. Ferguson, W. Wonders, R. Adamson. FRESHMEN-Back row: Coach Wallers, l. Termuende, A. Green, W. Slephens, R. Fracaro, J. Ludwig, R. Bolallino, L, Young, S, Mifchell, M. Yales, R. Burger, Manager D. Taylor, Coach Gornlk. Second row: R. Thompson, S. Reiter, K. Pierson, K. Spangler, J. Tafoya, E. Paige, G. Brown, E. Eklund, P. Claussen, T. Jensen, K. Sandeen. gon? row:SR. Kiiowski, R. Pozek, A. Booker, J. Valenline, J. Dombroviak, W. Johnson, J. Balusich, J. Billingsley, . Hicks, . Brass. 3 I nik? B Ter's Club. Annual FooTball Banquet The bangueT on November 2OTh honor- ing The players oTTicially marked The Tin- ish oT a very successTul LockporT grid campaign. ToasTmasTer Tor The evening was William RuTTer, who inTroduced Louis F. BoTTino--The TirsT speaker. Remarks were also given by Leo Pryor, represenT- ing The fXThleTic BoosTer Club, Iviarion DeSandre, speaking on behalT oT The Board oT EducaTiong l.esTer Lindberg, AThleTic DirecTor, l.esTer Johnson, repre- senTing The TaThersg and co-capTains Bill Johnson and Tom l-Taller, speaking Tor The players. l.eTTers were awarded The players by Their coaches. The BoosTer Club pre- senTed each senior on The varsiTy sguad a gold TooTball Tor his Tine perTormance during The season. Mr Johnson is picTured here as he is enTerTaining The audience at The F Tb II B q T Th h p h C h C I g T I T Geiarge Smith as he presenTs him wiTh his varsify fooTbaII Ieller. OO 6 6I'l U9 WI IS S EEC . . . OGC IS ef COI1 FB U 6 65 The boys and Their parenTs who aTT d d The I754 Foofball BanqueT seem T b enloymq Themselves on The delicious dinner Thai was provided by The AT T The PorTers, wiTh Their ball-conTroI sryle, caused a greaT deal oT inTeresT This season-and noT iusT Trom LoclcioorT Tans. For one Thing, They esTabIished an unbeaTen home game record, making a ToTal oT I I home vicTories wiThouT deTeaT. One oT These was a 23-I4 vicTory over -I'hornTon oT l'larvey, giving Them Their TirsT deTeaT Trom LoclcporT since l95 I , The year beTore The class oT '55 enTered high school. The imporTanT Thing abouT The IQ54-55 record, however, is ThaT The PorTers won 2l games and losT only 5. As captain Tom Haller emerges from a symbolic paper baske+b ll b f re The Reavis game, The I954-55 baskefball season is offici lly b gun Successiul Season Wifh Tom Broderick in The backgrcu d B b V D g for a lay-up shot during the first Jolie? game. The Porfers overcame a Joliet firsl quarfer lead fo win by a score of 55-46. ,ek'I '-T QI :ff In 5ouTh Suburban League play, The PorTers led in deTense Tor The second consecuTive year. ThaT is one oT The main reasons They won I2 oT I5 conTer- ence games, earning a share oT The 5ouTh Suburban TiTIe Tor The TirsT Time since l.oclcporT joined The Ieague. AT The PonTiac l'Ioliday -lournamenT, l.oclcporT received The Third place Trophy. Previously, The PorTers had run up a 9- game winning sTrealcg They exTended This To I I games beTore They were edged ouT by AITon in The semi-Tinals. AnoTher imloorTanT TirsT is ThaT This is The TirsT Time in The school's hisTory ThaT LoclcporT has downed JoIieT and also CaTholic I-Iigh Twice during The same season. 33 A f ,mr 'X' i , g: :. fi ggi' I v 1 f2,Yxl-gf .1 S ii m Fllzpalrlclx Charles Travis Jlrn Mlller VARSlTY BASKETBALL RECORD Teams Teams Reavls Thornfon Fracfional Lemon? Blue Island Kankakee Bafavla Argo Kankakee Jolie? Cafhollc Leyden Bloom Al-ga Jolie? Bloom l-eXl 9l0n Thornfon of Harvey 5lI'edl0F Thornfon Fracflonal AHOY! Blue Island Ponliac Leyden Thornfon of Harvey Oak Lawn Communlfy Jolie? Blue Island Ray Wifflggfgki Managers: Slandlng-D, Taylor, D. Kasper, D. Srrong, J. Vlskocll D Schroll Sealed W Norlh F Rodriguez Clockwise from lower leffz Sam Williams, Tom Broderick, Lee James, Bob Van Deven, Jim FiTzpaTrick, Ray Wiffkcf- k Ch I T ' T Ph ips, Keith Wilson, Ken Barone Bll J J k A d Jim Miller, Tom Haller. Tom Heller, Tom Broderick, Jim Miller, Bill Jensen, and Bob Van Deven are shown al' an exciiing momeni during The Allon game in The Poniiac Tournament Poriermiie Season The TighTing spiriT and deTerminaTion oT The PorTermiTes, despiTe a 3 won-I7 losT record, keenly showed The desire and inTeresT oT These boys To play baskeTball and be a parT oT Their Team. The experience gained by parTicipaTion in These games will be a backlog oT exper- ience Tor The Time These boys will make up The varsiTy Team oT l..-l'.l-l.S. AT an assembly program on April l3Th awards were presenTed To The following players: Richard Adamson, l-larold Ayers, Roger BolaTTino, Norman Borman, Edward Burke, BarT Carey, Gary l-lorTon, l-larold T'lu- waldT, Ronald Kevish, Sam lVliTchell, John lvlikula, Ken lXlorTon, RoberT Pearson, Joe PesavenTo, Elmer Schroll, Bernell Sims, Fred STeinman, L. G. Young, AlberT Green. - Back row: Harold Ayers, Fred Steinman, Bar? Carey, Bernell Sims, Edward Burke, R b I B I It S Gary Horlon, Ronald Kevlsh, Dick Adamson, Roberf Pearson. Front row: Ken Norlon, EI S I1 Il J p P I1 AIb1G LGY g Froslm-Soplw Baskelball FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL RECORD Teams Opponenls Lockporl Beavis 27 28 Lemonl 28 30 Kankakee 45 26 Argo 44 36 Joliel Callwolic 46 37 Bloom 37 28 Joliel 47 33 Ilwornlon 4I I9 Joliel 55 27 Tlwornlon Frac, 38 28 Blue Island 60 3I Balavia 44 35 Kankakee 6I 32 Leyden 52 4I Argo 35 45 Bloom 60 24 Thornlon 46 24 -Ilnornlon Frac. 42 34 Blue Island 60 24 Leyden 47 26 Dick.Ad andrspp glp IIB IIS VARSITY, Back row: Mike Drick-manager, Coach Beseman, Jay Anderson-manager. Second row: Richard Padilla, BurTon Nelson, Manny Mickel, John Dierf, Herb Norton. Front row: Jack Carollo, Howard Haberkorn, George Claussen, Herb Hacker, Dick Friddle, Ron Norion. l..T.TT.S. Swimming Teams The TirsT meeTing oT The l954-55 swim- ming Team was called by Coach Beseman on November 8Th. This was an impor- TanT day Tor The hopeTul swimmers who aTTended. AT ThaT Time, They didn'T know ThaT LockporT's varsiTy swimming Team would place Third in The SouTh Suburban League, or ThaT The Trosh-soph Team would also place Third in Their division. Also in The SouTh Suburban League, Manny Mickel lacked only one-TenTh oT a second To break The presenT varsiTy league record Tor The 50 yard Tree sTyle. l'le was enTiTled To aTTend The sTaTe meeT. This is only The second year ThaT swim- ming has been oTTered as a compeTiTive sporT in LockporTg we can all be proud oT The Tine record oT our swimming Team This season. FROSH-SOPH, Back row: Tom Benham, Buisi Walker, John Cuni- co, Joseph Greenberg, Bob Wifr- kofski, Doug Meadows, Bob Hill, Marfin Mlynarik, Herberf Huls, Fronf row: John Sample, Larry Widner, Gerald Gorecki, Jason Failing, Karl Asfrom, Rayman Hersman, Kenneth Pierson, John Ludwig, Frank Alberico, Jerry Binzen. 38 Back row: Roberi Rumple and Bob Schroll-managers, Richard Novak, Ronald Johnson, Ken Barone, Bill Jensen, Tom Haller, Jim Miller, Keifh Wilson, Glen Carlson. Front row: Gene Shulla, Fred Johnson, Jim Filzpalrick, Tom Broderick, Charles Jones, Wallace Gulden, Bob Kluska. April April April April May VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE I8 Blue Island 22 Joliel Township 25 Thornlon 28 Thornlon Fraclional 2 Bloom There There Here Here There May May May May May Kankakee Leyden Argo Joliel Calholic Joliel Township Here There Here Here Here Back row: Karl Asfrom-manager, Jim Balusich, Charles Covinglon, Alberf Green, Richard Ward, Wayne Barnett, L. G. Young, Noel lsraelson, Fred Sfeinman, Gary Hish, Ken Spangler, Leon Legros-manager. Second row: David Farny, Kennelh Pierson, Norman Borman, Bob Salbego, Larry LeGrand, Bill Keflman, Bill Grady, Roger Bollaniino, Joe Pesavenfo. Front row: Allan Kaveney, Bill Klepec, Raymond Kiiowski, Bob Pozek. 39 Back row: William Tieman, Jerry Karns, Buich Caneva, Ronald Norlon, Bill Kapella, Gerald Gorecki, Fronf row: Bob Parlridge, BuisT Walker, Dick Friddle, Daryl Sfrong, Herb Norlon, lrvin Ter- muende. Tennis and Wreslling G-lhe newly organized wresTling Team When Coach Beseman issued a call creaTed quiTe an lnTeresT This year. Under Tor The Tennis Team, Twelve boys Turned The direcTion oT Coach WalTers, The basic Their aTTenTion To represenTlng l..T.l-l.S. TundamenTals oT The sporT were TaughT. on The Tennis courT. A number oT meeTs IT is expecfed ThaT an even greaTer in- were scheduled in addiTion To The DisTricT TeresT will develop as more people pe- and ConTerence meeTs aT The end oT The come Tamiliar wiTh wresTlinq. season. Back row: Coach Wallers, Raymond Kiiowski-manager, Roger Habenichf, Jim Jungles, Sherman Reiler, David Hall, Charles Jones, Ronald Fracaro, Larry Troutman, James Lunningham, Marion Reynolds-manager. Kneeling: Narcisco Reyes, Robert O'Niell, Terry Jensen, Kenneth Spangler, Greg Brown, Robert Jungles, Clarence Wrighf. Sealed: Larry Noirfalise, Garry Hicks, Ernesf Allen, Frank Piazza, lsom Hill, Booker Allen. In posifionz Sfuarf Reifer-on lop, Ramon Reyes-on boffom. IZWYM w 'i1L.... Q P 5 F an I 5 Q. 2 Gi f 9 sa Qefwmmiwwl Back row: Bill North, Kennefh Ramos, Torn Cleveland, Joe Eafon, Roberf Hill, David Hall, George SmiTh, Fred Rodriguez. Fourfh row: Ray Farny, Jay Anderson, David Peileski, Edward Eklund, Paul Torkelson, Jason Falling, James Cleveland, STanley Russell, Bill Mason Th'd w:R IdC L T T ST TR'T E IC T Phl G M h C ' ' ' d ir ro ona ave, arry rou man, uar eier, ar arver, om eps, reg ac ak, Don agwin, Bill Tranfina. Secon row' Jerr Banisfer Bill Johnson Allan Sfone Bill Ordin Howard S hmidf J h L dw' T C nn n Ed Y n J k K d . y , , , q, c , 0 n u ig, om a 0, ou g, ac enne y. FronT row: Terry Jensen, Sam Miichell, Booker Allen, Charles Travis, Clarence WrighT, James Lunningham, John Ferguson, Lee James, Tom Townsend. 6olT Coach l-lill had a beTTer Than average Team This year. For one Thing, guiTe a Tew oT lasT year's Team reTurned To play again This year. The high poinT oT The golT season came when The Team deTended Their inTer-ciTy championship, ThaT was won lasT year by deTeaTing Jolie-T and CaTholic l-ligh. Track also hac. a successTul season This year. Coach Frank Rogers did a greaT job oT Training his boys. This was The TirsT year since he has been coaching Track, incidenTly, ThaT There were enough boys who Tried ouT so ThaT he could enTer sorneone in every cornpeTiTion. Keep up The good work, Tellows. Back row: John Darin, Merold YaTes, Richard Adamson, Harold Ayers, Manny Mickel, Richard Bischoff, Roberl' Swanson, Burfon Nelson, George Denick, John Dierf. Fronf row: Paul Claussen, Alvin Crawford, HerberT Huls, Richard Panich, John Sample, Herberf Hacker, John Cunico, John Billingsley, Larry Solomon, Doug Meadows. 5' S-W 1 A , gg? ' ' f NV' 4' L- ' A a..E'Ts- iW,NfiA?:,A?WH'L7ZkQ3?S!'WQY5TT'fT 'A L Z'W ' n.R HUUGHTFUL 5 smog JUNIDQ5 S Y Vigwgmam NESS' Meering wirh Mr. Pence, chairman of the senior sponsors, are The following class officers: Marie Mafesi, p'dtJdW'+ f Sh'IBkt RIdJh pdf v.ce- res: eng u y ins on, secre ary, ir ey r I FEBS'-H'el': Und O VISOR, l'eSl en . Qur Goal Affained Beginning our firsf high school year, we, as fimid freshmen, enfered fhe porfals of l..T.l'l.S.. finding new friends among fhe upperclassmen, feachers, and fellow classmafes. We can sfill recall our dean, Mr. Flinlc, enumerafing fhe rules and regulafions of fhe school in fhe infroducfory assembly on Sepfember 9, I95I. Affer receiving our schedules, we searched and finally found our class- rooms and mef our feachers. The complefion of a new addifion fo fhe school confaining an up-fo-dafe library and fwo sfudy halls highlighfed fhe second semesfer of our sophomore year. During our iunior year, fhe Times and Lock were published nof only by fhe sen- ior class as in former years, buf by a sfaff composed of members of all four classes of Lockporf l-ligh. The reason for fhis change was fo prepare fhe under- classmen for fhe fufure posifions fhey 44 would hold on fhese sfaffs. Members of our class parficipafed in fhe Lincoln Day program, fhe Junior Play, No Moon Tonighf, and carried ouf fhe plans for fhe Junior-Senior Prom, l-loliday for Sfringsf' Our senior year has been filled wifh many acfivifies which we shall never for- gef-choosing invifafions for graduafion, parficipafing in fhe Chrisfmas and fhe Senior Play, and affending fhe Junior- Senior Prom and Picnic. We are also especially proud of fhis year's afhlefic feams which made such a fine showing. The school spirif was shown nof only af fhe games buf also in fhe many ofher acfivifies of fhe school. As we leave fo fake our place in life, we will be forever grafeful for fhe re- sponsibilifies, opporfunifies, and fhe prep- arafion fhaf Loclcporf Township l-ligh School has given us. LORENE ADELMANN Rene G-.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 4, bowling 2, 3, 4, baslrel- ball I, 2, 4, fumbling I, 2, 4. GERALDINE ALBERICO Geri Loclx business slaff 4, band lg Fulure Nurses I G.A.A.: Iennis 4, bowling I, 2, 3, 4, Iumb ng 3, 4, volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, baslrefball 4. JOAN ALEXANDER Joni Loclr business sfaff 4, cheerleader 3, 4: G.A.A.: vice-presidenf 4, bowling I, 2, 3, 4, volleyball 2, 3, 4, baslcefball I, 2, 3, 4, Iennis 4, fumbling I, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN ALLEN Mare Fufure Nurses I, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A.: volleyba bowling 2, 3, CHARLES ANDERSON Chas Proieclionisl Club 3: hall monifor 4. VIRGINIA ARVIDSON Ginger' Sludenf Council 4: Loclr business slaff 4 Times slafi 3, 43 band I, 2, 3, 4, sponsor 4: chorus 2 3 accompanisl 4, Fulure Teachers 3, 4, Ireasurer 3 43 class play 33 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4 secre 'rary 3, presidenl 4, coun'Iy presidenl 4 GAA volleyball 2, 3, bowling 2, 3, 47 orcheslra 4 Armis lice Day program 3, 4, Chrislmas Day program 3, 45 Open House 4: Quill and Scroll, 4 BARBARA ALICE ASTROM Bobbie RAYMOND AUSEC Ray ' Foolball I, 2: bus monilor 3. EMILY BAKER amy Enlered 2: Times sfaff 4: chorus 3, 4: class play 43 6-.A.A.: volleyball 2, 3, 4, bowling 2, 3, 4, baslrel- ball 2, 3, 4, Iumbling 3, 4, fennis 4, library assislanl 4: Quill and Scroll, 4. EUGENE DALE BARNETT Dale Foolball I, 2: Golf 21 library assislanl' I cafeleria helper 4: Proieclionisl Club I, 2 Radio Club 2, 3. ELSIE BAZZANI Else Caieleria helper 3, 4. AOUDA BELANDER Bebi Lock edilorial slaff 45 Times sfafl 3, 4: bancl I 2 chorus 2, 3, 4, Fulure Nurses I, 2, 3, 4 G volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, riding 4, Iumbling 3 bowl g 2, 3, 4, baslrelball I, 2, 3, Quill and Scro MARY JO BERTA Jo Band I, 2, 3, 4g cadef 2, 3, 4: color guard 2, 3, 4, caplain 4, class play 35 G.A.A.: volleyball, I, 2, 3. 4, bowling I, 2, 3, 4, lumbling I, 2, 3, 4, fumbling inslruclor 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH BIANCO Joe HELEN BLASKEY Times sfaff 4, Fufure Nurses Ig office assislanl 3, caleferia helper 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. JAMES BLAZEKOVICH Jim Baseball 2. ROBERT BLAZEKOVICH Bob Foolball 2. SHIRLEY BRINK ShirII Class 'treasurer 4: Sfudenl' Council 4, secrelary 4g band I, 2 ,3, 43 cadefs I, 2, 3, 43 orcI1esIra 2, 3, 4, G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, bowling I, 2, lum- bling I, 2, baslcelball 3, 4. THOMAS BRODERICK Tango Sfudenf Council 31 foolball Ig baslrelball 2, 3, 45 baseball I, 2, 3, 4, inframurals lg cafeleria helper I, 2, 3, 41 I1aII monifor 4. LARRY BROWN Woody Inframurals !. MARY FRANCES BRULC MickI Sludenl Council I, 2, Lock ediforial sfaff 3, 4, co- edi+or 45 class play 3, 4: G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, balxefball I, 2, 3, bowling 2, 3, fumbling Ig Quill and Scroll 3. MARY ANN BUCK Chorus 33 Fulure Teaclmers 3, 4. MARGARET BURGER Becky Lock business slaff 4g Fulure Nurses 37 G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, baske+baII 2, bowling I, 2, 3, 4, riding 2, 3, 4, co-presiclenl' 4, wafer safely 2. JACK BUSS Buzzard Inlramurals I. 46 THOMAS CANNON Themes Foofball I, 2, 3, 4, baslcelball Ig 'lraclc I, 2, 3, 4, cafeferia helper 4, Nalional Alhlefic Scholarship Sociely 23 Chrislmas Day program 3i hall monilor 4, inlramural baslcelball I, 4. BETTY LOU CARLTON Be+sy G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, bowling 2, 3, 4 baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4, 'I'umbIing I. CARALEE COLEGROVE Shor+y Chorus 2. 3: Fufure Nurses I, 2, 3, 4, Ireasurer Ig G.A.A.: volleyball 2, 3, 4, bowling 2, 3, 4, lum- bling 2. MARY ALICE COLEMAN Mare Enlered 2, chorus 3, 4, G.A.A.: volleyball 2, bas- Ice'I'baII 2, fumbling 2. VERNETTE COMER Joe Chorus 4. DONALD COONS Don Proiecfionisf Club 3. NORRITA CORNIELS Ner+ Chorus 3, 45 G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, bowling I, 2, 3, 4, Telegraphic 'lournamenf 4, riding 4, bas- Izefball 2, 3, 4, Iennis 4. CORRINE CORNOLO Beanie G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, bowling I, 2, 3, 4, baslxefball 3, 4, riding 4, Iennis 4. EDWIN C. DAHLGREN Ed Proiecfionisl Club 3. .IANICE DAY Jann Class 'rreasurer 25 Sfuclenf Council 3, 4i Lock busi- ness sfaif 4, cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, capfain 4: G.A.A.: Ireasurer 2, 3, presidenf 4, volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4, fumbling I, 2, 3, 4, bowling I, 2, 3, 4, lifesaving I, 2, lennis 41 cafe- Ieria helper 3, 4. CONSTANCE A. DE ANGELIS Cornie' JOHN DJERF Johnny Sludenl Council I, 2, Times slall 3, 41 foolball I, 2, 3, 4, baslrefball I, 2, 37 baseball I, 2, swimming 4: golf 3, 47 cafeleria helper 3, 41 Nafional Afhlefic Scholarship Sociely 2: hall monifor I, 2, Quill and Scroll 4. 47 ...W DONALD DUNLAP Don Enferecl 3. JUDITH EHN Judy Sludenl Council 43 Loclx business slaff 3, 43 Times slalf 3, 4, news edilor 4, band I, 2, 3: chorus 2, 3, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, secrelary 4, G.A.A.: volleyball 2, bowling 2, Lincoln Day program 33 Quill and Scroll 4. DAVID EICHHORN Ike Foolball I, 2, 3, 43 baseball I, 27 Nalional Alhlelic Scholarship Sociely 2: hall monilor 3, 45 inlra- murals 4. MARY ANN EIPERS Eipes CAROL ERICKSON Chorus 33 G.A.A.: volleyball 3, 4, bowling 2, 3, 4, lennis 4. CARENE ERWIN Sluclenf Council 47 Loclr business slaff 3, 4, Times sfalf 3, 45 band I, 2, 3, 4: chorus 2, 3, 4: Fulure Teachers 3, 4: class play 4: G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 4, baslcelball I, 2, 4, 'lumbling 2, bowling 3, 4, waler safely I, 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Day program 4, Quill and Scroll 4. JACQUELYN FARCUS Jay Band I, 2, 31 class play 41 G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, baslrelball I, 2, 3, 4, lumbling I, 2, 3, 4, bowling 2, 3, 4, lennis 4. LUCILLE FASSIOTTO Lu G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, bowling I, 2, 3, 4, lennis 4, baslrelball I, 2, 3, 4, baslcel shooling 2, 3, 4, lelegraphic bowling lournamenl 4. JANET FERGUSON Fug, Loclx business slafl 4, Times slall 3, 4, band I, 2: chorus 2, 3, 43 Fulure Nurses I, 3, 4: class play 4: Junior Red Cross 4, G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, baskefball I, 2, 3, 'lumbling 2, 3, bowling 3, 4, wafer safely 35 caleleria helper 43 Quill and Scroll 4. RONALD FERNANDEZ Feral Band I, 2, 3, caieleria helper 3, 4. CAROL FISHER Nose G.A.A.: baslaelball I, 2, 3, 4, lumbling I, volleyball I, 3, 4, bowling 2, 3, 4, lennis 4. ELAINE GENGE E S+uclen+ Council 4, Loclc edilorial slaff 4, Times 3, 4, class play 3, G.A.A.: 'rumbling 3, bowling 2, 3, 4, balxelball 2, 37 cafeleria helper 4: Quill and Scroll 35 hall monilor 3. ALTON RAYE GILL AI Band I, 2, 33 focfball 45 baslxelball I, 2, 3: baseball I, 2, 3: lraclr 4: bus monilor 3, 45 inlramurals 4. JANICE GRANT Jan Cheerleader 2, 3: G.A.A.: bowling 2, 3, lumbling I, baslrelball 3, volleyball I. DALE GRAY A-rabi' Chorus 4, foolball 2, 3, 43 baseball 2, 35 Nafional Alhlelic Scholarship Sociely 2, Lincoln Day pro- gram 2, 4, inlramurals 3, 4. MARY GREPARES Mare Class play 3, 4, office assislanl 4. KEN HAAS Judge Baseball I, 2, inframurals I, 3, 4. JOYCE HABENICHT Jo Band I, 2, chorus I, 2, 3, 43 Fulure Nurses I, 2, 3, 4, presiclenl 4: cafeleria helper 4. HERBERT HACKER Herb Sluclenf Council 4: swimming 47 golf 2, 3, 43 cafe- leria helper 3, 4: wafer safely I, 2, hall monilor 4: P. A. syslem. THOMAS HALLER Buggy Class vice-presidenl I, class presidenl 3, Sfuclenl' Council 3: band I, 2, 3, 4, Firsl Chair of America 3, 45 chorus 47 foofball I, 2, 3, 4: baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4, baseball I, 2, 3, 4, cafeleria helper 2, 3: inlramurals. BETTY HALPIN Band I, 2, 3, 4, chorus 27 G.A.A.: bowling 2, 3, 4, baslzelball I, volleyball I, 2, 3, fumbling 2. ROGER HANSEN Rapid Reg P. A. syslem 3. CAROL HARRIS Jo G.A.A.: baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4, volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, bowling 2, 3, 4, fumbling 3, 4. FRED L. HAUSMAN 49 LENARD HEEG Clark Foofball I, 2, 3, bus monilor 3, 4. KEITH HENINGER Ser Proiecfionisl Club 3, 4, P. A. sysfem 3, 4. DANNY HEUSSNER Weasel Foofball 4, bus monilor 3, 4. FRANCIS RUSSELL HILL Topper Class Play 3, 45 baseball Ig hall monifor 4. ANN HOMAN DOROTHY JANOVSKY Dol Class play 3, G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, balxel- ball I, 2, 3, bowling I, 2, 3, 4, fennis 4: cafeferia helper I. WILLIAM JENSEN Jense Class vice-presidenl' Ig band I, 25 orchesfra I, 2, German band I, 25 foolball I, 2, 3, 4, baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: baseball I, 2, 3, 47 Nalional Afhlelic Scholarship Sociely 21 hall monilor 3, 4. RONALD JOHNSON Ron Class presiclenf 47 Sfudenl Council 2, 4: foolball I, 2, 3, 4, baslcefball Ig baseball I, 2, 4: cafefveria helper 3, 45 Nafional Alhleiic Scholarship Socie'I'y 2, inlramurals 3, 4. WILLIAM H. JOHNSON Willy Class presidenl' Ig Sludenf Council I: foolball I, 2, 3, 4, capfain 2, co-caplain 45 baskelball I, 2, 33 Track I, 2, 3, 4: cafeleria helper 3, 4: Naficnal Afhlelic Scholarship Sociefy 2. ERNESTINE JONES Ernie SI'uden+ Council 3, 41 Times slaff 4: band Ig Fulure Nurses I, 2, 3, 4, secrefary 2: Junior Red Cross 3, 4, G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4, fumbling I, 2, 3, bowling I, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4. NANCY JONES Nance Class secrefary Ig G.A.A.: bowling I, 2, 3, baskef- ball 3, fumbling 3. MARIAN JUNE-LES Chorus 2, 3, 4: Fulure Nurses I, 2, 3, 4: Chrisfmas Day program 4. 50 JEROLD KARNS Jerry Enfered 31 band 3, 41 chorus 3, 41 German band 3, 'Iennis 3, 4: Lincoln Day program 4. DOUGLAS KASPER Doug Foofball 4, basltefball manager 3, 4: baseball man- ager I, 2. BEVERLY KEMP lmp G.A.A.: bowling 2, 3, baslcefball 2, fumbling I, 2, 3, 4, volleyball 2, 3, 4. DONALD KIJOWSKI Don JUDITH MERRY KLATTE Judy I Lock business sfaff 3, ediforial sfaff 41 Times slaff 4g chorus 2, 3, 4: class play 3, 4: Chrisfmas Day Program 4, Quill and Scroll 4. ROGER KLING Rage ROBERT KLUSKA Bob Foofball I , 2, 3, 4, baslvefball I, 2: baseball I, 2, 3, 45 wresfling 4. ROBERT KLUKAS Bob ROBERT KOBE Bob THOMAS Enfered 4. BEVERLY KONICEK Bev KORDICK Tom ROSEMARY KOZAK Rosie Lock business sfaff 4: chorus 3, 41 G.A.A.: bowling 3, 4, Iennis 4. 5 I WILLIAM KROHN Bill Class play 3, 4, 'Iennis 2: Chrislmas Day program 2: inframurals I. JOY LEEDOM Class secrerary 2, Sfudenf Council I, 2, 3, 45 Loclr business srafl 3, 47 Times slaff 3, 4, co-edilor 4, band I, 2, 3: chorus 2, 3, 4, secrelary 4: F-ulure Teachers 3, 4, presidenl 3, 4: class play 3. 43 G.A.A.: volleyball 2, library assislanf 3, presidenl' 3, Lincoln Day program 3, Chrisrmas Day pro- gram 4g Open House 43 D.A.R.g Quill and Scroll 4. JAMES LE FEVERS Jim Sfudenf Council 4. MARIE LENZI Cafeieria helper I, 2, 3, 4. JERRY STEPHEN LORENC Baslcelball I. ELAINE MACHAK Loclc business slaff 41 band I, 2, 3, 4: orchesfra 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, G.A.A.: bowling 2, 3, volleyball 3. CAROL MALINOSKI Mouse Chorus 2, cheerleaders 2, 3: G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, baslceiball I, 2, 3, 4, fumbling I, 21 cafeferia helper I. SUE MANDEVILLE Loclc business slaff 3, 4, business manager 41 Times s'Ia'F'F 4: Fufure Teachers 4: class play 4, Junior Red Cross 41 G,-.A.A.: baslrelball I, 2, 3, 4, volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, fumbling 2, bowling 3, 4, waler safely I, 2, 3, 45 library assislanf 3, 43 Ouill and Scroll 3. RICHARD MARCO Band I, 2: foolball 3. MARIE MATESI Maisee Class vice-presidenl 4, Sfudenl' Council 41 Lock ecliiorial slaff 4, Times siaff 3, 4, co-edilor 4, G.A.A.: volleyball 2, baslzelball 2: cafeleria helper I, 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, Lincoln Day pro- gram 3g Open House 4, American Legion Ora- Iorical Conlesi' 4. BETTE MATHIS Bea Enlered 4. JAMES LOUIS MEADER P. A. syslem 4. 52 MERLE MENTZER Chorus 2, 3. EMANUEL J. MICKEL Mick Class 'Ireasurer I: Times sfaff 3: band I, 2, 3, 4, drum major 4: Firsl' Chair of America: orchesfra 2, 3, 4: chorus 2, 3, 4: German band 2, 3, 4: class play 3, 4: foofball I, 2. 3: swimming 3, 4: golf 2, 3, 4: Nafional Alhlefic Scholarship Socieiy 2: Chrisfmas Day program 2: inframurals 2, 4. JAMES MILLER BucIceIs Foolball I: baslzeiball I, 2, 3, 4: baseball I, 2, 3, 4: hall monifor 4. MARY ANN MIRANDA Lock business s'I'a'f'I 3, 4: band I, 2, 3, 4: orcheslra 4: class play 4: wafer saIe+y 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4. SHIRLEY MUMAUGH ShirI Chorus 3, 4: G.A.A.: bowling 3, 4, volleyball 3, 4, Iennis 4. DORA LEE MYERS Dor Chorus I: Fufure Nurses 2, 3, 4: G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, bdskelball I, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN McCARTHY,, Mar Enfered 2: Sfudenf Council 3: Lock ecliforial slaff 4: class play 3, 4: G.A.A.: volleyball 2, 3, baslrel- ball 2, bowling 2, 3. ROGER McCLUSKEY Mac HAROLD J. McGINN Mick Inframurals I. MICHAEL McGOVERN Mac Class play 3: foolball I: baslcefball I: hall rnoni for 3, 4. MARLENE McINTYRE Mar Lock ediforial sfaff 4: Fufure Teachers 3, 4: G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, baslceiball I, bowling I, 2, 3, 4, secrefary 3: Iennis 4: Quill and Scroll 4. DONALD NEMANICH NaI'ch Fulure Teachers 4. 53 ANN NIKIEL Dolly G.A.A.: bowling 3, volleyball 3, 4, lumbling 3.. WILLIAM NORTH BiII Foolball manager 2, 3, 4, baslcelball manager 3, 4, baseball manager I, Iraclr manager 2, 3, 4. HERBERT LE ROY NORTON JR. Herby Loclc business slaff 3, ecliforial sfaff 4, band I, 2, 3, 4, chorus I, 2, 3, 45 German band 2, 3, Fulure Teachers 3, 43 class play 3, 47 foolball I, 2, 3: fennis 2, 3, 4, swimming 3, 4, waler safely I, 27 Nafional Afhlefic Scholarship SocieIy 25 Chrislmas Day program 2, 3, 4. RICHARD NOVAK Rich Baskelball Ig baseball I, 2, 4: inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JANE PACKLEY PooIrIy Class play 37 Junior Red Cross Ig G.A.A.: lum- bling 2, volleyball 2, 3, 47 baslre'I'ball 2, 3, 4, bowling 4. JEANNE PIUS Class 'rreasurer J: Sludenl Council I, 4, Times slaif 4: chorus 2: class play 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 3, G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, basluefball I, 2, 3, bowling 2, 3, 4, 'Iumbling I, 2, 3, 4, life saving 2, caleieria helper 4. 7 MARY ALICE PLUTH G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, baslrelball I, 2, 3, 4, bowling 2. DONALD PODLESNY Pod Baskeiball Ig baseball I. 2, inlramurals I, 2, 3. 4. ANN RANKIN Lock edilorial slaff 3, 4, sporls edilor 47 class play 4: G.A.A.: volleyball 2, 3, 4, baslrelball 2, 3, bowling 2, 3, 4, 'rumbling 3, Quill and Scroll 37 Junior Red Cross 4. BARBARA REICK Barb Sfuclenl Council 3, band I, 2, 3, 4, Firsf Chair of America 33 chorus 3, orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4: cheer- leacler I, 2, 3, caplain 3, Gv.A.A.: bowling 3, 4, Ielegraphic Iournamenf 4, volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, baskelball 2, 3, 4, 'rumbling I, 2, 3, 4, ins+ruc'I'or 4. JAMES RILEY Jim Class secrefary 31 Sludenl Council 4, co-presidenl 4: 'loolball I, 2: basltelball I, 2, baseball I, 2, Nalional Afhlelic Scholarship Sociely 2: hall moni- +or 3, 4, inlramurals 3, 4. BETTY ROW LETT Be+s Fulure Nurses I. 54 RICHARD RUGGERI Rich Baseball I, 2: inframurals I, 2, 4. STANLEY RUSSELL Traclr 3, 4: Naiional Afhlelic Scholarship Sociely 3. GERALD RUTKIEWICZ Ric Class presidenf 2, vice-presidenl 3: Sludenf Coun- cil I, 2, 3, 4, co-presideni 4, fooiball I, 2, 3, 4, baslrelball I, 2, 3: Iraclc I, 2, 3, 4: Nafional Aihlelic Scholarship Sociefy 27 hall monilor 3, 4, inlra- murals 4. JUNE SARGENT sm, Chorus 2, 3, 47 Fulure Nurses Ig G.A.A.: volley- ball I, 2, 3, 4, baslrefball I, 3, 4, fumbling I, 2, 3, 4, bowling 3, 4, iennis 4, life saving 3, Lincoln Day program 3. JO ANN SARTORI Jo Chorus 3, 4, Fufure Nurses 3, 4, G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 4, bowling I, 2, 3, 4, cafeferia helper I. CHARLES SCHUMANN Chuck Class play 3, 4: foolball I, 2: cafeferia helper 2. MAX SHIPP Curly Foofball !. EUGENE SHULLA Gene Foofball 2, 3, 4, baslxeiball 23 baseball 2, 3, 47 hall monilor 3, inframural 3, 4. JAMES SMISLOFF Jim Sluclenf Council 3, Radio Club I. GEORGE SMITH Gorgeous Class play 4, ioolball 2, 3, 4: fraclx 2, 3, 4: Na- iional Afhlelic Scholarship Socieiy 2, Lincoln Day program 3: iniramurals 4. ROBERT ANTON SMOLICI-I Bob Baslxelball Ig baseball I, 2, 3: inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JUDITH SNYDER Judy Enlered 3, Sluclenl Council 47 Times slaff 4, news edilor 4, class play 3, 4, office assislanl' 4, Ameri- can Legion Oralorical Conlesl' 3, Quill and Scroll 4. 55 I BE'I'l'l SRYGLER BeIsie Chorus 3, 4: class play 4: Juniior Red Cross 3. JANET STELLON Jan Lock edilorial slaff 4: Times slaff 4: chorus 4: class play 4: Junior Red Cross I, 2: G.A.A.: volley- ball I, 2, 3, 4, basltelball I, 3, 4, bowling I, 2, 3, 4, fumbling I, 2, 3, 4. ANN MARIE STERNISHA Dolly ALLAN STONE Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: baslceiball I: baseball I, 2: Iraclx 3, 4: Nafional Alhlefic Scholarship Sociefy 2: inframurals 3, 4. DARRELL R. STRONG Zeke Class play 3: Junior Red Cross 4: foofball 2: baslcefball manager 3, 4: fennis 3, 4: golf 2: Pro- iecfionisf Club 2: Radio Club 2: Nafional Afhlelic Scholarship Sociely 2: Lincoln Day program 2, 3: Chrisimas Day program 2, 3: inlramurals I, 3, 4: P. A. syslem 2, 3. ANTOINETTE SUCHARSKI Sis MICHEAL SUITER Mickey Class play 4. ROBERT SWANSON Swaney Baseball I: golf 2, 3, 4: inframurals 4. BONITA SWENSON Bonnie G.A.A.: volleyball 2, 3, 4, Iennis 4, bowling I, 2, 3, 4. SALLY TASKEY Suz Chorus 2: Fuiure Nurses I, 3, 4: Chrisimas Day program 2: Armisfice Day program 2. WILLIAM TILSY Tils Foolball 4. WILLIAM TRANTINA Bill Traclc 4. 56 CLARENCE TROUTMAN DANIEL TYNOR Pinhead S+udenI Council I, 2, 4: Lock ecliforial slaff 4 band I, 2, 3, 4, represenfalive 2, 3, presldenf 4 chorus I, 2, 3, 4, presidenf 4: German bancl 3 Fulure Teachers 3, 4, vice-presidenf 47 class play 3, 45 Iraclr Ig Armislice Day program 2, Chrisfmas Day program 3, 4: Lincoln Day program 3 4 RITA VANCINA E Dee Chorus 2, 3, 47 Fufure Nurses I, 2, 3, 41 G-.A.A.: bowling 3, 4, baslrefball 3, volleyball 3, 4. SIMON VANCINA Bud Band I, 2. ROBERT VAN DEVEN Bob Enfered 3, Baslcelball 3, 4, Nafional Afhlelic Schol- arship Sociely 3: hall monifor 3. LARRY VERCELLOTTI Cowboy Foofball I, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH VISKOCIL VisIcosI1 Sluclenl' Council I, 27 baslrelball Ig baseball I, 2, 3: hall monifor 2: inframurals I, 4. LOUIS VOLTAREL Louie Golf 2. LOIS ANN WEAVER Lo Chorus 2, 3: class play 3, 47 G.A.A.: bowling I, 2, 3, 4, secrelary 4, volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Iumbling 2, baslreiball 3, 4, Iennis 4: Lincoln Day program 3: office assisfanf 4. WILLIAM WEEMS BiII' Fufure Teachers 45 class play 3. HAROLD WERTH Sa+cI1 Sfucleni Council 31 Lock business slaff 3, chorus I, 2, 3, 4, class play 4. CISSY WHALEN Sis Band I, 2, 3: Chorus 3, 4, class play 4: G volleyball 3, 43 baslcefball 3, 4, bowling 4 DOYNE WILLIAM WHEETLEY Bill Chorus I, 25 foolball I, 2, 33 Iennis 2, Nafional A'rhle'Iic Scholarship Sociely 2. HAROLD R. WHITE Harry Enlered 3. LAWRENCE WHITE Larry SANDRA WHITE Sandy Chorus Ig Junior Red Cross 2: G.A.A.: volleyball I, 2, 3, baslcelball I, bowling 2, 3, riclinng 2. HATTIE WILLIAMS Chic Enlered 4. DONNA WILLIAMSON WiIIie Sludenl Council 47 chorus 3, 4: cheerleader 3, 43 G.A.A.: bowling 2, 3, volleyball 2, fumbling I, 3, 4, Iennis 4. JOANNE WILSON Jo Chorus 2, 3, Fufure Nurses I: G.A.A.: bowling 2, 3, 4, volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Iumbling I, 2, baslrei- ball 2, 4. JUDITH WINSTON Judy Class secrelary 45 Loclr edilorial sfaff 3, 4, co- edilor 4: Times sfaff 3, 4, news edilor 4, chorus 25 class play 3, Junior Red Cross I: G.A.A.: volley- ball I, 2, 3, baslcelball I, 2, 3, riding 2, 3, 4, bowling 4, Quill and Scroll 3. SUZANNE WOOCK Sue Lock ediforial slafi 4: Times slaff 4: chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Fu+ure Teachers 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 31 G.A.A.: baslcelball I, 2, bowling I, 2, 3, 4, Ireas- urer 3, 4, volleyball I, 2, 3, 41 Science Award 4: Quill and Scroll 4. EDWARD LEE YOUNG Ed Enlered 3: Iraclr 3, 4. SANDRA LEE ZELLER Sandy Lock business slaff 4. DONNA ZIESEMER Don Chorus 2, 3, 4, Fufure Nurses 2, 3, 41 Junior Red Cross 43 G.A.A.: baslcelball 3, volleyball 3, 4, I fumbling 3, bowling 43 cafeferia helper 4. 58 I xr 'rec 'n e 'un' r cass or : MISS GOERZ ch 'r Di Ti g Th 1 io I T The year are , BI mman of sponsors, JACK CARROLO, Treasurer: PATRICIA TURNER, secre- Taryg MIKE DRICK, president Juniors--Qur Goal In SighT ATTer Two years as underclassmen we suddenly Tound ourselves iuniors, and Tor The TirsT Time began To realize ThaT we were The class oT '56. Could graduaTion be so near? All paThs were noT easy, however, and we soon Tound ThaT many responsibiliTies as well as added privi- leges awaiTed us. One oT The highlighTs oT our iunior year was The presenTaTion oT our class play, BroTher Goose, on The nighTs oT No- vember l8 and I9. Full houses greeTed The players aT boTh perTormances. Who could ever TorgeT Those Two nerve racking days spenT in The library Talcing iunior TesTs? The TesTs were pre- pared by The UniversiTy oT Illinois To deTermine our TiTness Tor various occupa- Tions and proTessions. As ChrisTmas approached we were eagerly awaiTing The arrival oT our class rings. They came iusT beTore The holi- days and served as anoTher reminder ThaT we were sTeadily marching on Toward graduaTion. The second semesTer Tound us exciTedly Trying To Tind new ideas Tor The Junior Prom on lvlay 2 I, which we wanTed To be a biT special Tor The seniors who would soon be leaving us. The seniors, in Turn, enTerTained us aT a picnic, closing The year wiTh an unTor- geTTable day oT Tun. 59 9 sf-- . P P ' is A'A B ' . F. U 'Q ' 3 ya i ii my ' If A J ' f w ' - XM Q, Q lf- , f ' A d f ai 1 ' -V ' t . .6 '- J ,5 ., ,J .. V g-:gil If I vLg, E V x V gf , ,J 7 V ff, Z , L ng. , 7 - M,-f ry Y K ?fE,.Q ' i' 4, zu B is B' G if H ', 1' ' ' , y n E fkk fy? I V.h, U V Y A - - .- Qi , i A 's , if-f'f'5-if 5 A f .gl gl 5 Q we 'ffili , a A A3 g 'Q 'l B .if MN g WiA ii Q, ' if li. 1 . 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Sophornores - - Qur Worrh Proven SepTember 7, I954, ushered in a new phase oT our high school careers. No longer Treshman, our worries oT upper- classmen and Their elevaTor Ticl4eTs were soon replaced wiTh ThoughTs oT our com- ing responsibiliTies. To direcT our class acTiviTies we elecTed The Tollowing sTudenTs: RoberT Hill, presidenTg BuisT Walker, vice-presidenTg Ken Barone, secreTaryp Barbara FleTc:her, Treasurer. Some oT our sophomore boys under- Toolc The responsibiliTy oT aiding The var- siTy baslceTball Team To a rousing 2l-5 won and losT record. The varsiTy TooTball Team also claimed some oT our TalenTed sophomores. 64 Our Frosh-Soph Team was urged on To vicTory by our Two lively cheerleaders, Barbara FleTCher and CharloTTe GranT. The sophomore girls worlced diligenTly To build up poinTs in The many G.A.A. sporTs This year. We are also proud oT The many sopho- mores who made The honor roll. Through Their scholasTic endeavors They have prov- en Themselves worThy oT This honor. We are loolcing Torward To our iunior year when we will be upperclassmen and have The opporTuniTy To develop our TalenTs even more Than we did our sopho- ITTOVG YSGF. Alex Abramovich Richard Adamson Marian Adee Marlene Allen John Anderson Sue Ausec Harold Ayers Sandra Ayers Suzanne Ayers Marilyn Babich Jerry Banisler Waller Barnard Wayne Barneli Harold Barone Thomas Benham Kay Bensing Ora Lee Bew Sharon Bewersdorf Wallace Blasing William Blechschmidl Joan Boelfcher Kafhy Boland Norman Borman Carl Boyd John Boyer Evelyn Bozilu Carol Braun Donald Brick Karen Brown Linda Brown Waller Buer Clare Bump Ronald Burcenslci Loreifa Burger Donald Cagwin Roberf Cagwin Margaref Campbell Linda Cappellello Barfon Carey Joan M. 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Caroline Schulz Rose Schulz Ruby Schwab Ronald Seeley Charles Segaiio Adrienne Sendra Ronald Senffner June Shepherd Roberl' Silalcowslxi Lorraine Slack Geraldine Smreliar John Snyder Karen Solley Judiih Sprinkle Ima Jean Sfamm Eliof Siaples Barbara Sfariha Joan Slauss Marilyn Sreele Ann Sfolclc Virginia Sirahanosli Edward Sucharslri Jeane+'re Swarihoui Alice Taslray Ellen Thomas Carol Tondini Paul Torlcelson Harrief Towles Mildred Traylor Donna Underhill June Van Dylze Nancy Vanfossan Richard Vargas Richard Vargo Fred Wagner Buisl' Walker Judifh Wal+ers Cafherine Ward Pafricia Ward Richard Ward Peggy Wells Roland Whalen Joseph While Lawrence Widner Wayne Widner Alan Wiedmeyer Arfhur Wiesbroolc James Williams Sam Williams Charlene Wilson Gladys Wilson Raymond Wiffkofslxi Geraldine Wolfe William Wonders Buddy Wood Corrine Woods Nafhaniel Wrighf Donna Zeller Roberl Zolecki 1 A V,-, i 1 H' 3 Sophomore homecoming floaf- Porfers Scalp Indians! . . . Ari Sludenfs produce original designs . . . Enier+ainmen+ al 'lhe I954 homecoming dance-- The Charles'lon . . . Band floal'- A Good lniun is a Dead One! lLemon+ lndianll 69 r Freshmen class leaders are Judy Johnson, vice-presidenh Sally Shoop, secrelaryg Roger Bolalfino, presidenfg Judy Slephenson, lreasurerg Mrs, Morrison, chairman of sponsors. Freshmen -- Qur The green has faded, fhe fear is gone. Now we can loolc baclc wifh a smile fo fhaf firsf day lasf Sepfember. The empfy halls of L.T.l-l.S. were filled wifh 25l new sfudenfs, and we were eager fo be a parf of fhe good fimes and fhe sfudies. We purchased new boolcs fo puf in our lockers, boughf maroon sweafers and jack- efs and fhe symbols of fhe Porfers. Af our firsf class meefing fhe following officers were elecfed: Roger Bolaffino, presidenfq Judy Johnson, vice-presidenfg Sally Shoop, secrefaryq and Judy Sfephen- son, freasurer. Jane Murray and Paffy 70 Journey Begun Dralce were chosen for fhe frosh-soph cheering squad fo arouse pep and en- fhusiasm for our foofball and baslcefball games. If has been an enlighfening year and one full of fun. Many of fhe organizafions have claimed members of our class as loyal supporfers. Remember fhe firsf exam, fhe firsf fime on The honor roll? We made The grade and now we look forward fo fhe fime when we'll be able fo loolc and laugh af fhe greenies who come in nexf Sepfember. 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Donald Thomas l yy ' VK: V U? Molly Thomas W in .A M lm . I My Roberi Thompson l - X ?',,,o QQ X. -- Carolyn Thudiurn W I K William Tieman ni T 5? A T V-J x,.r 6- T ' ij , an in Roberf Today V A . 2-iAg,jLi If Qgjfvfy , , . o'l f ols'lh sl.ll T an ' T Illl -'N Thomas Townsend H , QI L 1-4? r Charles Travis MTF: if dx' ' ' X ' Leona TfOU+md'1 sssr f A K, K N' T Bonnie Underwood V kk 1 H ': l ' James valenwne rr, T I i M 5 Q Carol Va ncina Paula Veniura -A , xn 2 Marilyn Vonch fi? Mary Ann Ward 2, Wilma Wawczak William Wealrley Charloffe Weaihe al Edwin Weelrs ' Roberi Wegrzyn Q. Nicholas Weller . Donald Wesl' T fhoia+ M 9, JN fl Marilyn Whalen -2 i'- Q H g , if Q. wwf' , W if far F , ,Jr , is 5: ei ': S b A wg M 1' f ,Q Gerald Widner Ann Willring Roberf Wirfliofslri Pafricia Wolfe Donald Wood Clarence Wrighl' Merold Yaies L. G. Young Marie Zabala I 4 in ,I A gay crowd enioying one of 'lhe Locli dances . . . Freshmen are lops, ai ylork and play look oul Lemoni, we're on our way -Slogan from 'lhe freshmen homecoming floaf UNES' 7' 91 Back row: Gerald Rufkiewicl, William Johnson, John Dierf, Ronald Johnson Tom Cannon Mann Mlckel Bill Jensen Jim Rile H b H k S d E l' J S W k L' W J d . i Y . . Y- y S cl A R k' J dy Eh El ' G nge, Joy Leedom. er ac er. econ row: rnesine ones, uzanne ooc, ois eaver, u ny er, nn an in, u n, anne e F f :Ca E 'n, Judy Winslon,A d B lander, V' qinia Arvidso S M d 'I' Helen Blasky M 'e Mafesi. irs row Nalional I-lonor Sociely Membership in lhe Nalional l-lonor Sociely is based upon four imporlanl characlerislics-scholarship, characler, leadership, and service. To be eligible for eleclion inlo lhe sociely lhe senior musl have allended l..T.l-l.S. lor lwo years, and musl ranlc in lhe upper one- lhird ol lhe gradualing class scholaslic- ally. Only lilleen percenl of lhe gradu- aling group may be chosen. Leadership abilily is considered lor membership, and sludenls chosen possess 'rhal gualily in addilion lo good charac- ler and rendering service lo lhe school. 78 The lwenly iour members ol The l955 class chosen by lhe lacully lor member- ship in Nalional l-lonor Sociely are: Vir- ginia Arvidson, Aouda Belander, Helen Blaslcey, Thomas Cannon, John Dierl, Jud- ilh Ehn, Carene Erwin, Elaine Genge. l-lerberl l-laclcer, William Jensen, Ronald Johnson, William Johnson, Ernesline Jones, Joy Leedom, Sue Mandeville, lvlarie lvlalesi, Emanuel lvliclcel, Ann Ranlc- in, Jim Riley, Gerald Rullciewicz, Judy Snyder, Lois Weaver, Judilh Winslon, Suzanne Wooclc. Back row: Carene Erwin, Judy Snyder, Simone Vaughf, George Denick, John Dierf, Richard Bischoff, Joy Leedom, Marlene Mclnfyre, Ernesfine Jones. Middle row: Jane? Ferguson, Judith Ehn, Virginia Arvidson, Suzanne Woock, Aouda Belander. Fronf row: Jeanne Bjorkman, Saralea Paddock, Helen Blaskey, Judy Klalle, Emily Baker, Mary Ann Miranda. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll, a nalional journal- islic sociely is an organizalion in which membership is limiled lo lhose sludenls who have done oulslanding work in lhe lield ol journalism. Candidales may be members ol eilher lhe newspaper or year- book slall, doing superior work in wriling, ediling, or business managemenl. To be eligible The sludenl musl be a junior or senior ranking in The upper lhird ol lhe class scholaslically and musl be recom- mended by The sponsor of lhe publica- lion. -lwenly new members are eligible lor membership lhis year in addilion lo lhe lollowing seniors who became members lasl year: Mary Brulc, Elaine Genge, Sue Mandeville, lvlarie Malesi, Ann Rankin, Judy Winslon. lvlany of The members have worked diligenlly on bolh lhe Lock and Times, and wilhoul lheir many hours ol work lhere would be no publicalions. 79 V I dicfor J d R. Awar y Ehng Salufaforian-Joy Leedomg Science Award Winner-Suzanne Woock. Senior AchievemenTs d winner-Joy Leedom. Being aT The Top oT one's class Tor Tour years is someThing To be very proud oT. JudiTh Ehn, as valedicTorian, shares This pride wiTh Joy Leedom, The saluTaTorian. Suzanne Wooclc received The Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award. This award is given To a senior, who in The esTimaTion oT The TaculTy has done ouT- sTanding work in science. The recipienT oT This award becomes eligible To com- peTe Tor a UniversiTy oT RochesTer schol- arship. DependabiliTy, service, leadership, and paTrioTism were qualiTies exempliTied by Joy Leedom who received The DaughTers oT The American RevoluTion Award. Three senior girls were nominaTed by The senior class. and by a voTe oT The TaculTy, one was chosen Tor The award. Special l-lonors To be in school every day for Tour years is somelhing accomplished by lew. As oi April l5lh, Dale Barnell, Shirley Brinlc, Caralee Colegrove, Corrine Corn- olo, Carol l'larris, and Allan Slone are candidales for The Pericecl Allendance Award. This year, as Tor lhe pasl lwo years, Loclcporl won lhe American Legion Ora- lorical Conlesl. The enlire school is proud of lvlarie lvlalesi and lhe line show- ing she made Tor L.T.l-l.S. Oiher awards such as The Aclivilies Award, given lo lhe boy and girl who rhrough parlicipalion in aclivilies have made lhe grealesl' conlribulion lo lhe school, and lhe Coaches Award, given lo a boy of oulslanding alhlelic abilily, were chosen loo lale for publicalion. American Legion Oralorical Confeslz Marie Mafesi, lhe only sfudenf from L.T.H.S. to parlicipale lhis year. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY-l955. Sland- ing: J. Cole, D. Kasper, K. Barone, J. Miller. Sealed: W. Gulden, J. Carollo, R. Norlon, M. Mlynarik. Arhlelic Award Winners Any boy who has gained an alhlelic leller and has a scholaslic raling equal lo or above his class average 'Tor lhree semeslers is eligible lo become a member oi 'rhe Nalional Alhlelic Scholarship So- ciely. These boys musl have shown exem- plary scholarship as well as sporlsman- ship. The boys who received The award lhis year are: Ken Barone, Jaclc Carollo, Joseph Cole, Wallace Gulden, Douglas Kasper, Jim lvliller, lvlarlin lvllynarilc, and Ronald Norlon. Those slill in school who have previously received lhis award are: R. Bischoil, G. Bush, F. Caneva, T, Can- non, J. Dieri, G. Deniclc, D. Eichhorn, J. Filzpalriclq, D. Gray, l-l. l-laclcer, T. l-lal- ler, W. Jensen, F. Johnson, R. Johnson, W. Johnson, J. Kennedy, J. lvlaleslri, lf. lvliclcel, B. Nelson, l-l. Norlon, S. Plalko, W. Plalr, . Riley, G. Rullriewicz, G. Smilh, A. Slone, D. Slrong, W. Swanson, E. Timm, R. VanDeven, and W. Wheelley 8l Scenes From The indusTrial arTs deparTmenT, now consisTing oT seven various shops, oTTers a program To rneeT The needs oT a grow- ing school. Realizing ThaT all sTudenTs do noT inTend To pursue college careers, The school curriculum enables sTudenTs who will worlc in The Trades To choose a shop course To Their lilcing. For maThemaTically minded sTudenTs There is a wide range oT mafh courses available. STudenTs going on To college usually Talce advanced maTh courses- plane and solid geomeTry, TrigonomeTry and algebra ll-in addiTion To algebra l. These courses include a sTudy oT The slide rule, and a liTTle calculus as well. AUTO SHOP: TighTen Those TappeTs. -CarbureTors, TappeTs, spark plugs and radiaTors are all Tamiliar Terms To auTo shop sTudenTs as They Tinlcer wi+h auTos. Trucks and moTorcycles. CRAFTS: Move Thai' wallei' To The righT. -Mr. Cherry supervises The placing oT hand Tooled leaTher goods and plasTic novelTies in The craTTs and plasTics dis- play window. ADVANCED MATH: DelTa Y over DelTa X : . . . -Advanced lVlaTh sTudenTs lisTen inTenTly To The explanaTion oT new symbols and Terms. Qur Classes Science, which consisls of many kinds ol classified knowledge, is already a large deparlmenl' of sludy al L.T.l-l.S., and is 'lasl becoming one oi The largesl. This is evidenced by four biology, lwo chem- islry, a physics, and a number of fresh- man science classes. This year's social science classes includ- ed world hislory, U. S. hislory, civics, and economics. A special proiecl ol some of lhe economics classes was lhe making of scrapbooks depicling economic progress. CHEMISTRY: How many grams do you need? -A perlinenl gueslion in any chemical work and especially so in sop- onilicalion, lhal is, soap-making. GENERAL SCIENCE: This parf of +he eye is fhe lens. -lvlr. Wal+er's freshman science class sludies paris oi lhe eye lhrough lhe aid ol a ceramic eye model. CIVICS: Wha'I' was +he firsf American indusl'ry? -This queslion apparenlly has Jrhe class slumped: however lhrough charls and diagrams lhey soon will learn lhe answer. 3 3 84 Developing For The arTisTically inclined sTudenTs aT l..T.l-TS., There are Two courses oTTered -arT and arT appreciaTion. ArT, how- ever, is noT only painTing and a sTudy oT pigmenTs, buT The making oT numerous display proiecTs as well. The language curricula oT L.T.l-l.S. con- sisTs oT a Tour-year course in English wiTh l.aTin, Spanish and French as elecTive sub- iecTs. Each year The number oT sTudenTs enrolled in These Toreign language courses indicaTes The inTeresT in learning a Ian- guage oTher Than our own. Courses aT The school ThaT oTTer op- porTuniTies in The business world are boolc- lceeping, shorThand, Typing and salesman- ship. This year a School-Work Coopera- Tion Plan was inauguraTed whereby Two high school girls worlc a halT-day aT Ar- gonne l.aboraTory aTTer aTTending morn- ing sessions oT school. ART: Careful, you'll knock his head oTT. --ArT sTudenTs paclc Table cenTerpieces They made Tor EducaTion Day BangueT. CenTerpieces depicTed characTers or evenTs in hisTory and TicTion. LANGUAGE: Je vous aime beaucoup. -French, The diplomaTic language, is careTully sTudied by French ll sTudenTs. CorrecT shaping oT The lips, careTul enun- ciaTion and proper nasal sounds are all imporTanT Tor masTering The language. STENOGRAPHY: You have 20 seconds leTT! -lvlrs. Shoop Times Two I..T.l-l.S. girls on Their shorThand abiliTies. These girls aT presenT worlc a halT-day aT Ar- gonne LaboraTory under a School-Work CooperaTion Plan. New Skills Regardless oT The Type oT career a girl may choose, almosT all oT Them ineviT- ably join The ranlcs oT Thousands oT oThers as homemaker, housewiTe and moTher. Through The various home economics courses, slcill in cooking, sewing, Table- seTTing and meal-planning are learned by These TuTure homemalcers oT America. This year a new gym program was in- auguraTed Tor The girls' PE. classes. Fol- lowing This program The girls had Two days oT healTh, Two oT gym, and one day oT swimming. A Red Cross Home Nursing course was subsTiTuTed in several classes Tor healTh. Boys' PE. classes This year consisTed oT various sporTs available noT only To Those who parTicipaTed in school conTesTs buT To all boys. GymnasTics and inTra- murals were popular acTiviTies oT The classes ThroughouT The year. FOODS: Ah! Blueberry pie! -lvlembers oT a Toods class, TempTed by The delicious aroma oT blueberry pie, cannoT resisT Tak- ing a peelc in The oven. BOYS' P.E.: Over The elephant -Boys in The PE. classes demonsTraTe a gym- nasTic sTunT, over The elephanT, by using The elephanT. GIRLS' P.E.: One, Two, Three-up! - A Trampoline demonsTraTion by Two l.. T. H. S. graduaTes, Barbara Blish and Ginger Whalen, is presenTed To The physical educaTion classes. The i954-55 G.A.A. officers and sponsors: Janice Day, presidenfg Joan Alexander, vice-presidenfi Ch-iflofie Grant, Treasurer: Miss Eva Olson and Miss Fay Belle Pieler, sponsors. GAA. PromoTes Sponsmanship The G.A.A. is one oT The largesT organizaTions in school: iT is imporTanT, Too, because iT is The only organizaTion ThaT oTTers exTracurricular sporTs Tor girls. The main obiecTive oT G.A.A. is promoTing an acTive inTeresT in sporTs, buT There are many oThers, such as en- couraging good healTh and good sporTs- manship ThaT are also imporTanT. Some acTiviTies oTTered are: volleyball, Tennis. riding, baslceTball, bowling, Tumbling, and golT. lnTramural TournamenTs are held To give members an incenTive To parTicipaTe in The acTiviTies, buT The main goal is The earning oT an award leTTer. Under The presenT poinT sysTem, iT is possible To earn a leTTer in only one year: many new members are acTive enough in sporTs TELEGRAPHIC BOWLING TEAM: The five girls whose scores were sent To The Telegraphic Bowl- ing Tournamenf were Joan Boeffcher, Barbara Reick, Norrirra Corniels, Dorlene Sample, and Lorefra Burger. so ThaT They do receive Their TirsT leTTer by Then. Miss Olson and Miss PieleT, sponsors oT C5.A.A. acTiviTies, have guiTe a respon- sibiliTy This year because oT The large membership: iT was even necessary To seT up spliT schedules Tor some sporTs so ThaT all who wanTed To Talce parT in These acTiviTies could do so. lniTiaTion Tor new members was held near The end oT The school year: The old members loolc Torward To This day all year. The G.A.A. exhibiTion and MoTher-DaughTer Tea were also held in The spring. AT This Time, awards were given and exhibiTions oT several sporTs presenTed. BOWLING OFFICERS: The girls who served as bowling officers for I95-L55 are shown below. Back row: Linda Cappellerro, Sue Woock, Lois Weaver, Ann Rankin. Fronf row: Sandra Ayers, Margarel Gorc, Marian Adee, Dorlene Sample. A L 35:53:19 - f 'T BASKETBALL: One oT The popular winTer sporTs in 6.A.A. is baslceTball. ln The picTure aT The Tar leTT above, Virginia Riley has iusT Talcen a shoTp and PaT O'Brien, Dorlene Sample ancl Mariean MarTin are waiTing To see wheTher The aTTempT will be successful. TENNIS: A new sporT Tor The girls This year was Tennis. Judy CurTis, Lucille FassioTTo, and KaThleen FassioTTo, Three oT The parTici- panTs in This new acTiviTy are shown in The cenTer picTure above. RlDlN6: AT The righT above. Carol Schumann. Cor- rine Cornolo, and NorriTa Corniels Talce iT easy on a bale oT hay while PaT Cunico and Aoucla Belander assisT Jucly WinsTon in saclclling her mounT. VOLLEYBALL: The G.A.A. sporT wiTh The largesT num- ber oT parTicipanTs is volleyball, The TirsT ac:TiviTy oT The year. The sophomore Team ThaT won The inTerclass TournamenT is shown in The picTure below. Baclc row: Dolly Grubisich, Shirley Gliwa, Margo FleTcher. FronT row: Louise Goss, Char- loTTe GranT, Barbara Garson, and Barbara FleTcher. TUMBLING: ln The picTure below, Kay Murray and Jaclcie Farcus serve as bases Tor Sue Miranda and Jeannene Bergman in an elemenTary Tumbling TormaTion. 8! Q:...I' Qs l li K Y - Fifth row: A. Rankin, M. Pluth, J. Pius, J. Packley, J, Sartori, J. Wilson, D. Janovsky, C. Cornolo, S. Woock, S. Mumaugh, B. Swenson. Fourth row: E. Genge, M. Mclntyre, C. Alexander, C. Colegrove, J, Sargent, J. Stellon, D. Sample, N. Gannaway, B. Thomas, S. Wierson, J. Biorkman, N. Corniels. Third row: C, Whalen, B. Fisher, L. Fassiolto, C, Fisher, B. Kemp, E. Baker, J. Alexander, J. Winston, A. Woods, B. Reick, V. Arvidson, C. Erwin, E, Jones. Second row: R. Vancina, C. Grikstas, P. Turner, R. Kozak, S. Mandeville, D. Ziesmer, J. Ferguson, B. Carlton, L. Adelmann, B. Young, P. O'Brien, L. Weaver, First row: S. Brink, G. Alberico, J. Day, J, Farcus, B. Halpin, A. Belander, A. Nickiel, C. Erickson, M. Berta, C. Harris, D. Williamson. LT. l-l. S. Girls Active Fitth row: J. Stamm, G. Miller, P. Wells, N. Pleshaw, J. Sprinkle, S. Bewersdorf, A. Taskay, J. Shepherd, J. Sfauss, E. Rademacher. Fourth row: M. Grubisich, A. Grubisich, S. Ausec, A. Stolck, K. Murray, P. Ward, J. Carroll, C. Grant, J. Carroll, D. Crabb, C. Ott, M, Kurth. Third row: L. Goss, F, Couch, N. Vanfossan, M. Rodeghiero, J. Swarthout, J. Johnson, E. Getson, 8. Johnson, Z. Derenski J, Carlson, M. Adee, J. Rodeghiero, M. Gorc. Second row: R. Melovic, C, Johnson, B. Garson, A. Moos, M. Thomas, S. O'Brien, M. Whalen, S. Gliwa, B. Parham, K. Brown, J. Fisher, L. Dehm, M, Allen. First row: L. Slack, C. Miranda, B. Rider, C. Tondini, J. Stephenson, S. Ketchum, J, Sanders, V. Kure, B. Revels, M. Steele, J. Scheidt, L. Burger. 88 Fifth row: J. Boettcher, K. Solley, D. Pauly, M. Munari, J. Pluth, S. Vaught, C. Knutson, C. Sherman, P. LaBorence, S. Norwood. Fourth row: D. Vahle, P. Hopper, P. Schrumpf, P. Carter, E. Thomas, J. Miller, N, Herman, S. Farnsworth, C. Kiiowski, P. Francisco, P. Thieben, J. Poston, C. Wilson. Third row: B, Fletcher, M. Fletcher, L. Cappelletto, K. Bensing, S. Ayers, J. Eichhorn, C. Schumann, P. Lillie, M. Hartford, S. Rowley, M. Prueter, P. Gilligan, M. Martin. Second row: C. Gutierrez, C. Cooper, B. McCarthy, V. Riley, E. Nystrom, P. Cunico, T. Sternisha, J. Long, E. Humlick, J. Curtis, K. Ludwig, J. Eneix, M. Allen. First row: M. Harris, J. Blogg, J. Gottry, S. Paddock, P. Boe, A. Gosack, D. McNamee, S. Ayers, J. Bergman, K. Fassiotto, C. Michaelsen, N. Friscia. in GAA. Program Fourth row: K. Ehn, S. Rumchak, C. Abrams, J. Babich, E. Krohn, D. DePra, K. Perona, J. Mance, V. DeAngelis, A. Wilking, C. , Dehm, N. Fredendall, J. Kelm, B. Pytlewski. Third row: M. Blogg, M. Aspel, S. Johnston D. Skuban C Rowley S Shoop C Lillie P , Wolfe, P. Daley, M. North, J. Engert, A. Jones. Second row: C. Strong, K. Barlow, Kirman, Bell, B. Soigner, M. 'Seg'erberg: J. Fenn, M. Vonch, C. Cavoretto, D. Fabre, C. Vancina, D. Grude. First row: J. Ferguson, J. Pate, C. Sullivan, F. Gutierrel, L. McNear, J. Pearson, K. Roberts, J. Murray, P. Ventura, C. Thudium, K. McGinnis. 89 Back row: B. Young, M. Marlin, C. Sherman, P. Francisco, J. Biorkman, N. Gannaway, P. La Borence. Second row: M Munari, B. Garson, C. Cooper, C. Kiiowski, P, O'Brien, J. Carroll, P. Gilligan, J. Boeflcher, M. Babich, C. Johnson, N. Heeq, P, Henson. Front row: B. Thomas, K. Fassioffo, S. Paddock, C. Miranda. Lile Saving and Wafer Safely i RED CROSS WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTION AIDES: Pai' Kern, Mrs. H. F. Kern-insfruclor, Mary Ann Miranda, Carene Erwin, Candy Knufson. 90 More lhan lwenly girls wenr oul' for Red Cross Life-Saving and Wafer Safely in lhe fall. Mosl ol lhem were working lor iheir Senior Life-Saving Cerlificale, bul There were also several working for lheir Junior Cerliiicale. Mrs. l-l. F. Kern was lhe inslruclorg her assislanls were Pal Kern, Mary Ann Miranda, Carene Erwin, and Candy Knulson. Lessons were given on lhe diiierenl life-saving lechnigues, such as lhe chin carry, lhe cross-chesl carry, lhe head carry, and blocks, which are used lo give lree movemenls lo lhe person who is doing The rescuing. The girls also were given inslruclion on how lo adrninisler arlilicial respiralion and how lo give lirsl aid lo a person aller he is rescued. M Th E G T D Ty E M ddl JKIHKP a, RShI MJgI Th N. H JK GBhFn+ JM yDVhlKRbfs. llCDur Lady oT The Crossroads The sTudenT body and TaculTy gaThered in The school audiTorium ThaT December morning as iT, already. They were aware oT The mood The ChrisTmas play would seT in Their minds and hearTs. The play, Our Lady oT The Crossroads, was based on a legend concerning The Sorrow- Tul Madonna. King Wenceslaus. during medieval Times, had erecTed. in honor oT The Madonna, a shrine To which people could bring giTTs. The proper giTT, iT was said. would bring The Lady To liTe. ThroughouT The years many giTTs were broughT To The shrine, buT noT unTil a poor widow came wiTh her giTT, her only child, did The Madonna come To liTe. PorTraying The Lady is Nina Pleshaw. VisiTors To The shrine were King Wences- laus llzrancis Caneval. his wiTe lMarian Junglesl, The carolers lKaThy RoberTs. Sandra FarnsworTh, Elaine GeTson, BeTTy Thomas, Judy STephenson, and Judy GoTTryl, a king lDan Tynorl, a princess lJudy KlaTTel, a courT iesTer lJane Mur- rayl, wisemen lRay Schuler, KaThleen Perona, and Carole Sullivanl, shepherds lGeorge Bush, Herb NorTon, and Jerry Karnsl, and Myra lDoris Vahlel. The nar- raTor was Joy Leedom. Q5 ,u i,., Q sa 9 tri' In a scene from The play Brofher Goose, Wes iGeorqe Bushl shows his sock, which needs mending, To Jeff Adams iFrancis Caneval who is already busy sewing a dress in his affempf 'lo keep fhe family foqeiher. Junior Class Play Bro+her Goose by William Davidson was presenled by The iunior class on Thursday and Friday, November I8 and l9, under lhe direclion of lvlr. John W. Gahala. The scene, as lhe curlain rises, is an exlremely messy living room in an old house in a small lvlidweslern Town. Jell Adams, a good loolcing archilecl ol aboul 92 Jrwenly-live, is busy allempling lo lceep The lamily running. Cooking, washing, ironing, and providing an income are only parl ol his daily rouline. Jeli's family consisls ol his brolher, Wes, and his lwo sislers, Carol and l-lyacinlh. Wes, sevenireen, is conslanlly occu- pied wilh some new girl-friend, his lalesl Back row: George Denick, Ray Schuler, George Bush, Burch Caneva, Ronald Olio. Second row: Bonnie McCarthy, Judy Curfis, Eleanor Nysfrom, Kafie Barlow, Candy Knulson, Carol Alexander, Marilyn Mance, Dorlene Sample, Georqene McClain, Carol Michaelson, Nancy Gannaway, Pat Turner, Kay Fassioifo, Peg Carler, Beverly Fisher. Fronf row: Doris Hoehn, Virginia Riley, Pal O'Brien, Jeanne Biorkman, Saralea Paddock, Carolyn Kiiowski. Not Picfured-Richard Bischoff. being The preliy, sevenieen year old. Souihern Belle, Eve Mason. Carol, iiileen, is deiermined io win a jingle conlesi, so she can lake a irip io l-lollywoodg and l-ly, a ren year old lemale iooiball player, has her mind and heari sei on becoming The caplain oi ihe neighborhood Team. Shorlly ailer The housekeeper, l-lelen, guii, a door To door saleswoman, Miss Peggy Winkel arrives on lhe scene. Jeii mislakenly lakes her lor ihe new house- keeper. l-le finally discovers Peggy's real ideniily, bui wiih his persuading person- aliiy, good looks, and because Peggy has fallen in love wiih him, a iaci oi which he is unaware, he convinces her Thai This is a iob, which she would enjoy. Jeii's fiancee, Lenor l-ludson, disap- proves oi his choice, bui housekeepers are hard lo iind, and Peggy has a way wilh lhe kids. Lenor comes from a wealihy family and seliishly lhinks her way is ihe only way. She lakes advaniage oi Jeii's Jrrusi in her, bul she is exposed by Mrs. Trim- mer, Jeil's wealihy clieni. Much io The ioy oi everyone con- cerned, Jeii realizes his love for Peggy, and ihey begin making plans for lhe wedding. Oihers in ihe casl are: Sara, Eve Ma' son's maid, and a lruck driver. In a comical siiuafion, Wes lGeorge Bushl hands Eve Mason lPal Turnerl a slip which he 'thinks is a dish lowel. 93 Mimi Uudy KlaTTel walches sympalhefically as dashing Randy iDan Tynorl bends To pick up his neurolic sweefheari, Lucille Ueanne PiuS.j Senior Play - - The Clock STruclc Twelve, a TasT moving mysTery Tarce was The choice oT The senior class Tor iTs annual play. Pre- senTed on lvlarch 24Th and 25Th, The play TeaTured a double casT direcTed by sTudenT direcTor, Judy Snyder. The play concerned a Trio oT girls- Peggy, lvlimi and Gail--who were Torced, when Their car sTalled in The rain, To spend The nighT in a supposedly deserTed man- sion. The house, however, soon produced a number oT characTers. Among These were: John D. AsTorTeller, a menTally reTarded young man, Lucille Thomas. a neuroTic young woman, her broTher, Tomy ConsTaple Summonsg Randy l-lendrix, a handsome neighborg ElizabeTh The house- lceeperg and lasT buT noT leasT, Grand- TaTher Thomas's ghosT. Back row: George Smifh, Francis Hill, Herb Norton, Charles Schumann, Dan Tynor, Manny Mickel, Bill Krohn, Dale Gray, Jay Anderson, Harold Werfh. Third row: Joy Leedom, Virginia Arvidson, Sue Mandeville, Jane? Ferguson, Carene Erwin, Judy Klaffe, Marie Malesi, Marilyn McCarfhy, Lois Weaver, Jackie Farcus, Cissy Whalen. Seafed on couch: Jeanne Pius, Mary Grepares, Emily Baker, Janef Slellon, Befiy Srygler. Sealed on floor: Mary Ann Miranda, Mary Frances Brulc, Ann Rankin, Judy Snyder. if WS' lllhe Cleck Struck Twelve Lucille and Randy had plorlred grand- laJrher's murder and framed brorher Tom. He relurned on Jrhe anniversary ol The murder, seeking +0 clear himself. As rhe ghosl pur in his appearance Lucille was shol by Randy. The climax ol Jrhe play occurred when Randy was arresled aller a scuffle wirh Tom, who had found our Randy's idenriry as Jrhe real culpril. A dash of romance was added wilh rhe affair of Tom and Peggy, buf as lhe play musr end somerime rhis was dispelled and lhe girls conrinued on rheir way. lrafe Tom Dick lManny Mlckelj, lnslsfenfly demands fha? his menfally deranged slsfer, Lucille Uackie Farcusl, Q II h h h'd fh d f fh f 'll prove him innocent of his gran fafher's m d E W EYE S 9 I E 0CUf'l'19Tl E WI d ur er. 95 EIPVICE 5 C., D 'S' 'Xb Q? 'um as 'gb 5' Q C9 5 N 5 'Q 49 -64 5 oxwb fjoua 'WW5 SXSNOXUBYWJJ C JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFlCERS, Sfanding: Sue Ayers, Treasurer, Virginia Arvidson, presi- denfg Jeanne Biorkman, vice-president. SeaTed: Miss O'Brien, sponsor, No? pictured: Judy Ehn, secrelary. Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross, under The sponsorship oT Miss Q'Brien, conTinued This year To be an acTive organizaTion. lTs members were elecTed, one Trom every homeroom. The presidenT oT our Junior Red Cross, Virginia Arvidson, also had The olisTincTion oT serving as presidenT oT The Will CounTy Junior Red Cross. One oT The TirsT proiecTs oT The year was The canvassing oT homerooms Tor The Junior Red Cross Membership drive. The money raised Trom This drive was senT To The Will CounTy ChapTer oT The American Red Cross To TurTher Their many communiTy services. OTher Tall proiecTs included The selling oT TooTball programs and The making oT Tlexahexa- gons, which were disTribuTed in veTerans' hospiTals. The members paclced The crayons, pencils, soap, and oTher iTems, gaThered Trom The homeroom drives, in giTT boxes, which were senT overseas To less Tor- TunaTe people. ln The laTTer parT oT The year, The Junior Red Cross was hosT Tor The meeT- ing oT The Will CounTy Junior Red Cross. Third row: Nancy Herman, Peggy CarTer, Nancee Gannaway, Rosanne Wawczak, Ronald Oifo, Daryl Slrong, ErnesTine Jones, Janel Ferguson, Judy Eneix, Krisfin Ehn, Barbara Eurr's, Paf Schrumpf, Kafhfeen Cherry, Joan Boeffcher, Marge Munari, Danielle Pauly. Second row: Donna Ziesemer, Caryl Sullivan, Carol Vanc.na, Jeanne Biorkman, Virginia Arvidson, Judith Ehn, Suzanne Ayers, Sue Mandeville, Ann Rankin, Candy KnuTson, Kafhleen McGinnis, Judy Pearson. Fronl row: Miss O'Brien, Barbara Garson, Beverly Rider, Corrine Woods, Judy Sprinkle, Linda Cappeleffo, Margarel Aspel, Sharon Rumchak, Rose Mary Huberf. 98 PROJECTIONIST CLUB, Back row: G. Bobak, D. Bell, T. Aroch, W. Barnett. Front row: M. Murray, B. Grady, G. Widner, J. Mau, Mr. Jorgenson-sponsor, R, Vargas, F. Hart- man, J. Kennedy. Proieclionisl and Radio Clubs The Proiectionists' Club, with Mr. Paul Jorgenson as sponsor, teaches students proper use of proiection equipment. When the club met after school on Tuesday ot each week, a student, having learned to properly operate a piece of equipment, demonstrated his ability. This was signified on a proiectionisls card given to each member. The Radio Club, organized during the second semester by lvlr. Jorgenson, met after school each Thursday. l-lere mem- bers learned how to send and receive Morse Code so that they could obtain an amateur ham's license. RADIO CLUB, Back row: Mr. Jorgenson-sponsor, R, Zolecki, G. Gorecki, N. Czuchra, D. Bell, R. Panich, K. Ramos, M. Mlynarik, R, Thompson, F. Hartman, R. Lubick, R. Setina. Front row: W. Barnett, E. Weeks, L. Solomon. 99 Standing: Mrs. Shoop-sponsor. Seated: Sara Jo Wierson, historiang Virginia Arvidson, treas- urer, Dorlene Sample, secretary: Dan Tynor, vice-president, Joy Leedom, president. FuTure Teachers oi America The Future Teachers, an organizaTion ThaT encourages sTudenTs To enTer The Teaching proTession, is a relaTively new club aT l..T.l-l.S. The organizaTion was named Tor Edward F. WorsT, a well- known LoclcporT educaTor. ThroughouT The year club members were given an opporTuniTy To hear spealc- ers discuss various aspecTs oT The Teach- ing proTession. OTher club acTiviTies in- cluded The presenTaTion oT a sl4iT Do You Know Liz? Tor The l.oclcporT Class- room Teachers AssociaTiong They also en- TerTained The Rho ChapTer oT DelTa Kappa Gamma and The JolieT F.T.A. Club aT a meeTing in March. The group boasTs a membership oT almosT TorTy members. lvlrs. Mildred Shoop is The TaculTy sponsor. Back row: Joy Leedom, Carene Erwin, Kay Perona, Virginia Arvidson, Melanie Blogq, Judy Stephenson, Virginia Buck, Mary Buck, Glenda Schifler, Suzanne Woock, Sue Mandeville, Dorlene Sample, Mary Prueter, Brenda Paisley, Forrest Hartman, Tom Mandeville, Dan Tynor, Herbert Norton, Mrs. Shoop. Second row: Sandra Ayers, Kathy Boland, Nancy Herman, Sara Jo Wierson, Carolyn Kiiowski, Judy Gottry, Evelyn Bozik, Margaret Gorc, Marlene Mclntyre. Front row: Charlene Sfrong, Joann Miller, Phyllas Lillie, Gloria Jean Miller, Wilma Wawczak, Carol Rowley, Sally Shoop, Judy Johnson, Kathleen McGinnis. l IOO FUTURE NURSES: Miss Taylor and Mrs. Lor- ' enzen, sponsors, Joyce Habenichl, presidenrg Loralee Diaz, Treasurer, Rosanne Wawczak, vice-presiderirg Karhy Boland, secretary. Furure Nurses Club WiTh The able assisTance oT Their sponsors, Mrs. G. Lorenzen and Miss Taylor, The FuTure Nurses Club has con- cluded Their TourTh successTul year. Their meeTings were held Twice a monTh. AT one oT These meeTings They enTerTained The members oT The FuTure Nurses Club oT PlainTield High School. Speakers were inviTed To some oT Their meeTings and Tallced To The members on cliTTerenT phases oT nursing. The members oT The FuTure Nurses Club were given acTual experience in nursing when They made cancer dressings and bandages, and enTerTained The or- phans aT The l.uTheran Home Tor Orphans in JolieT. They also helped The Civil DeTense in l.oclcporT. The highlighT oT The year was a visiT To Silver Cross l'lospiTal where They ac- Tually goT To see experienced nurses in acTion. Back row: Donna Stadler, Pai Wolfe, Carol Vancina, Emma McCain, Marian Norfh, Carol CavoreTTo, Rose Mary Hubert, Ann Slolck, Judy Sanders, Joan Carlson, Gennie Barfield, Ellen Thomas, Jane Murray, Elaine Gefson, Molly Thomas, Marilyn Whalen, Carole Johnson, Sharon Rumchak, Suzanne Ayers, Barbara Moerbe, Mary Alice Harfford, Barbara Burris, Second row: Elaine Humlick, Riia Vancina, Caralee Colegrove, Donna Ziesemer, Sally Taskay, Ernesfine Jones, Judy Eneix, Jane? Geissler, JoAnn Sarrori, Ann Woods. Fronf row: Sandra Farnsworth, Nancee Gannaway, Audrey Gosack, Aouda Belander, Janet Ferguson, Joyce Habenichi, Rosanne Wawczak, Kafhy Boland, Loralee Diaz, Nina Pleshaw, Margaret Aspel, Judy Babich, Miss Taylor. lOl , . Assislanls CAFETERIA HELPERS, Back row: Forresf Harrman, Herberl Hacker, Dale Barnerr, Larry Troufrnan, Alan Troxel, Tom Broder- ick, Ron Fernandez, Ron Johnson, John Dierf. Second row: Elsie Bauani, Sandra Farnsworlh, Judy Eichhorn, Audrey Gos- ack, Candy Knulson, Elaine Genge, Judy Curlis, Mary Lou Prueler, Brenda Paisley, Janice Day, Pafricia Turner. Firsl row: Donna Ziesemer, Joyce Habenichl, Janel Ferguson, Marion Jungles, Caralee Cole- grove, Marie Lenzi, Marie Mafesi. CAFETERIA HELPERS, Back row: Charles Travis, Buisl Walker, Bob Pierson, John Billingsley, Roger Bollalino, Richard Adam- son, Tom Cannon, Bill Johnson, Harold Ayers, Tom Mandeville, Par Cunico, Judy Johnson. Second row: Kay Weis, Barbara Baldego, Karen Solley, Darlene DePra, Donna Grude. Fronl row: Helen Blaskey, Lorraine Slack, Adrienne Sendra, Peggy Wells, Jeanne Pius. OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Miss Shepherd ex- plains office procedure lo Judy Snyder, Lois Weaver, and Mary Grepares. STUDENT LIBRARY HELPERS, Back row: John Sample, Dale Barnerr, Tom Mande- ville. Second row: Margo Flelcher, Dan- ielle Pauly, Kalhleen McGinnis, Sandra Ayers, Phyllas Lillie, Marilyn Babich, Joan Carlson, Carol Michaelsen, Barbara Bald- ego, Sue Mandeville, lma Jean Sfamm, Jeanelle Swarlhour, Alice June Moos. Fronr row: Carole Sue Johnson, Emily Baker, Miss Fagan, Jeri Ryan. lO2 School Personnel CAFETERIA STAFF: Making sure lhal ihe L.T.H.S. sludenls are well fed are: Mrs. Marion Morrison, faculty manager, Mrs. Hazel Adamson, assislanl manager, Mrs. lrene Pierson, cafeleria helper, Mrs. Ann Anderson, cafeleria assislanlg Mrs. Euphe- mia Woock, assisfanl cook, Elizabelh Johnson, cook. MAINTENANCE STAFF: The Mainlenance personnel keep our school clean and in good condilion. They are: Peler Piazza, Mrs. Francis Ayers, Clarence Johnson, Dominic Shulla, Joseph Kucera, Joseph Brennan and Richard Longhini. Nol pic- lured-Kennelh Slrong. OFFICE PERSONNEL: Miss Jane? Paul, Mrs. Eslher Geddes, and Mrs. Naomi Wilhelmi, office personnel beam pleas- anlly as lhey go about fheir dulies. NURSING PERSONNEL: Mrs. Nellie Fish- er, school healih malron, walches as Mrs. Lucille Boyle demonsfrales a nursing Technique lo a home nursing class. IO3 Back row: Mr. Ruller and Mr. Pryor-sponsors. Fronl row: Shirley Brink, secretary, Gerald Rulkiewicz and James Riley, co-presidenlsg Carol Alexander, lreasurer. Sludenl Council The Sludenl Council membership is worlc ol lhis yearls council came lhe composed ol homeroom represenlalives. pep sessions, cheery Chrislrnas decor- heads of school organizalions, and presi- alions, lunch-lime music, lhe lourlh annual denls oi lhe four classes. During council Valenline dance-Key To My l-learl, and meelings melhods and ways ol improv- lhe very successful open house and home- ing sludenl lile are discussed. coming celebralions. Through lhe careful planning and hard The Sludenf Council was complelely reorganized into six well- funclioning commillees wifh lhe following sludenls as chairmen: Herberl Hacker, welfare, Carol Alexander, finance, Judy Snyder, program, Elaine Genge, sreeringg Joy Leedom, social: Ronald Johnson, leadership and lraining, Back row: Bob Hill, Dan Tynor, Gerald Rulkiewicz, Jim Riley, Make Drick, Mr. Pryor. Third row: Slephen Plalko, John Sample, Molly Thomas, Sara Jo Wierson, Jeanne Pius, Joy Leedom, Virginia Arvidson, Judy El-ln, Marilyn Vonch, Carene Erwin, Bevelry Kenney, Kalh.een Roberls, Carol Alexander, Judy Gollry, Joyce Carroll, Nancy Vanfossan, Barbara Flefcher. Second row: Jean Musich, Darlene DePra, Elaine Genge, Marie Malesi, Dorlene Sample, Judy Snyder, Erneshne Jowes, Herb Hacker, Suzanne Ayers, Ronald Johnson, Mr, Ruller. Fronf row: Carolyn Kiiowski, Janice Day, Shirley Brink, Larry Widner, Tom Nelson, Roger Bolallino, Lee James, Paul Claussen, Donna Williamson. Welcoming Mr. Clinton Bismarck lo Open House feslivilies is Mr. Ray Gornik, freshman science Teacher and one lime sludenl of Mr. Bismarck. Open House this year included noi' only classroom displays and swimming exhibilions, buf also an Education Parade that showed lhe fundamenlals lhe school endeavors lo have each sludenl achieve. In the accompany- ing picfure Dan Tynor's ccmmillee is depicl' ing some of The Fine Arls. Clockwise around lhe fable are Bob Hill, Sara Wierson, Molly Thomas, Nancy Vanfossan, Jean Biorkman, Judy Golfry, and Dan Tynor. Back row: Suianne Woock, Marlene Mclnfyre, Marie Malesi, Marilyn McCarthy, Danielle Pauly, Miss Florev-sponsor, Third row: Richard Bischoff, Daniel Tynor, Forresf Harfman, Herberf Norfon, Second row: Sara Jo Wierson, Sandra Farnsworfh, Sally Shoop, Carolyn Thudium, Ann Rankin, Janef STeIlon. Fronf row: Judy KlaTTe, Mary Brulc, Simone Vaughf, Elaine Genge, Aouda Belander, Judy Winston, Suzanne Ayers, Jeanne Biorkman. I oclc-Fdilorial ln The years To come as you Thumb Through The pages oT Twis Loclc, may you glow wiTh an inner pride when your eyes come To resT on The page bearing your name and picTure, and may you have a deep saTisTacTion because you have been a parT oT l.oclcporT Township l-ligh School, wheTher by ouTsTanding service To your class and school or by iusT being a sTudenT aT l..-l'.l'l.S. From deep down inside There will come a chuclcle and maybe even a sigh when you recall all The worlc and Time spenT on school commiTTees and proiecTs and oT The good Tellowship wiTh Triends. This is The sTaTT's hope, ThaT Through The Loclc, you will have an ever-living memory oT This high school year. Rich Bischoff, phofography ediforg Judy Winsfon, co-ediforg Miss T Florey, sponsor, Simone Vaughf, arf ediforg Ann Rankin, sports editor, and Mary Brulc, co-editor, discuss imporianf plans for The co-ordination of The Lock. Judy WinsTon, Aouda Belander, Su1anne Woock, Marie Malesi, , Marlene MclnTyre, and Herb Norfon, are puffing The finishing . Touches on These pictures aT an affer school work session. I 0.5 Lock Business Slrall Through The eTTorTs oT The business sTaTT in running The l.ocl4 subscripTion campaign, scheduling oT class picTures, supervising The Loclc STaTT dances, and selling colces aTTer These dances, The money needed To Tinance our Loclcs publicaTion was raised. Since The amounT ThaT each sTudenT paid Tor his Loclc subscripTion did noT cover iTs True cosT, The business sTaTT was called upon To raise The addiTional amounT. The sTaTT members devoTed much Time and eTTorT To meeT This deTiciT. Slandingz George Denick, assisfanl' manager, Mr. Beseman, sponsor, Janet Ferguson, subscription chairman. Sealed: Judy Ehn, dance chairman, Mary Ann Miranda, subscripfion chair- man, Sue Mandeville, business manager. Back row: Margaref Burger, Eleanor Nyslrom, Margaret Gorc, Rosemary Kozak, Mr. Beseman, Sue Mandeville, Krisfin Ehn, Jean Musich, Khl Rb EI Kh DI DP JdSlh J tt E tSh O'B' T Mndv'll Frdkodriuez af een o erfs, ve yn ro n, ar ene e ra, u y ep enson, eane e nger, aron rien, om a e I e, e g , George Denick. Second row: Carol Alexander, Nancy Herman, Elaine Machak, Nancy Gannaway, Pat O'Brien, Saralea Paddock, Joan Alexander, Janice Day, Candy Knulson, Bill PIaTT, Raymond Schuler. Fronf row: Pal' Cunico, Carole Sherman, Sandra Zeller, Carene Erwin, Virginia Arvidson, Judy Ehn, Janef Ferguson, Mary Ann Miranda, Joy Lee-dom. Back row: John Sample, John Dierf, Mr. Gahala, Richard Padilla, Forrest Harfmann. Third row: Virginia Riley, Sally Shoop, Judy Sfephenson, Kafhleen Roberis, Nancy Herman, Ernesfine Jones, Janet Ferguson, Aouda Belander, Sandra Ayers, Kafhy Boland, Peggy C J W' C I Kuowski. Second row. Saralea Paddock Jud Klaffe, Helen Blaske , Pafricia Turner, Jane? Sfellon, arfer, Sara o ierson, aro yn ll ' , y y Sue Mandeville, Jeanne Pius, Emily Baker, Candy Knutson, Suzanne Woock. Fronf row: Carene Erwin, Virginia Arvidson, Jeanne Biorkman, Judy Ehn, Marie Mafesi, Joy Leedom, Elaine Genge, Judy Snyder, Judy Winsfon. The Times Marches Cn Bring your dimes Tomorrow! was The usual cry oT Times sTaTT members on The second lvlonday oT each monTh ThroughouT The school year, Tor The Tol- lowing day meanT The disTribuTion oT The schools monThly publicaTion, The Times. The sTaTT, composed oT senior ediTors and underclass reporTers, worked Through- ouT each monTh To bring To The sTudenT body a newspaper ThaT was inTeresTing and humorous as well as inTormaTive. Several innoyaTions To The old Times lO8 were begun This year in an eTTorT To publish a paper oT The Type required by The increased enrollmenT. The TirsT oT These was The prinTing oT picTures oT sTudenTs, aThleTic evenTs, and social ev- enTs. The second was changing Trom The TradiTional Tour column newspaper To a larger, modern Tive column publicaTion. These changes in The paper, iT is hoped, will help malce The Times eonTinue To be a paper Truly represenTaTive oT The sTudenTs. Co-editors, Marie Matesi and Joy Leedom, confer with Times sponsor, Mr. Gahala. Discussing their respective duties on the Times are: news-editors, Judy Winston and Judy Snyderg column, Elaine Gengeg sports editor, John Dierfg circulation manager, Helen Blaskeyp news-editor, Judy Ehn. Three girls who faithfully, week after week, wrote L.T.H.S. columns for the local news- papers were: Lockport Herald reporter, Judy Klatteg Spectator reporters, Carene Erwin and Virginia Arvidson. At one of the very informal Times copyread- ing sessions are, Seated: Joy Leedom, Judy Ehn, and Aouda Belander. On the floor from left to ri ht are. Marie Matesi, Judy g . Winston, and Judy Snyder. Eighih row: S. Johnson, J. Mau, T. Haller, R. Vargas, D. Tynor, J. Churnovic, W. Barneflh Sevenfh row: Mr. TaTroe-assisTan+ director, M. Rodeghiero, B. Burris, H. Norfon, G. Hish, J. DelSasso, S. Ausec, C. Erwin, W. Wawczak, H. Huls, M. Yaies, R. Casson, S. Plaiko, J, Boyer, W. Eberharf, W. Gulden, F. Caneva, B. Nelson. Sixfh row: J. Darin, S, O'Brien, J. Musich, R. Kevish, J. Murray, E. Machak, J. Long, C. Kiiowski, P. Francisco, G. Karns, A. Wiedmeyer, D. Meadows, N. Wright, J. Fihpafrick, W. Grady, L. Diaz, C. Miranda. Fifrh row: C. Cavorelfo, D. Vahle, R. Hill, S. Brink, S. Paddock, R. Bolafrino, J, Goffry, T. Nelson, M. Bell, F. Alberico, B. Halpin, S. Wierson, J. Giardina, A. Lonqhini, D. DePra. Fourth row: K. Roberts, P. O'Brien, J. Scheidf, J. Slephenson, S. Shoop, C. OH, C. Russell, D. Kobe, B. Revels, G, Miller, M. Mlynarik, H. Schmidt, W. Kapella. Third row: G. Machak, R. Wawczak, J. Feliz, J. Johnson, M. Marlin, C. Abrams, C. Chinderle, E. Bozik, F. Harlman, V. Arvidson, S. Kelchum, J. Mance, P, Gilligan. Second row: P. Drake, M. Miranda, J. Novak, C. Knufson, M. Berra, T. Legan, E. Mickel, B. Young, P. Carler, M. Vonch, R. Panich, E. Gray. Firs+ row: J. Crook, A. McDavid, A. Wilking, C. Lillie, M. Mance, J. Biorkman, N, Gannaway, D. McNamee, S. Bewersdorf, F. DeSandre, J. Towles. l-laTs CTT To The Band! The championship l..T.l-l.S. band, an inTegral parT oT our school liTe, has been acTive noT only aT school buT aT various evenTs ThroughouT The year as well. Some oT These evenTs were iTs per- Tormances aT The Tulip l:esTival in Holland, lvlichigan, The Gardner CenTennial Cele- braTion and aT Riverview Park. ln addi- Tion To These Trips The band played aT all home TooTball and baslceTball games, providing enTerTainmenT during halves oT The games. The annual band concerT honored The laTe A. R. lVlcAllisTer oT The Tamed JolieT Township l-ligh School Band. A. lVlcAl- llO lisTer Jr. and ForresT McAllisTer, sons oi The laTe direcTor, served as guesT conducTors Tor The day. To lvlr. Caneva and lvlr. TaTroe much crediT should be given, noT only Tor Their direcTing abiliTies, buT also Tor The gualiTies oT leadership and perseverance which They insTill in The band members. The band members should also be rec- ognized as a very special group oT sTu- denTs, Tor no oTher acTiviTy in school reguires so much Time and eTTorT To TuncTion eTTecTively. l'laTs oTT To The champs-our L.T.l-l.S. Band! I X gk.. wgqzrfiga Q X A f 1 A :fl N Lf'--. ' - 1 ' - 1 X . '--: . .K ' f fi- f 51 al Q If ' . 4 L... 4 I 1,A E. E 2353 sf' hi f 5' wi. . fl ' .X . .. 'Q , , ,,.. f,, fqffiv 39- ',p fq , ' L E vs:J.:',w'+ Q53 7:7-53 .1 -. ,,, 5265. . xf..v.,93' -Ars. Q x V Lamar? X A ,F ff? 3 XXX U ZKPQJQ we A A W , 2- - K . V .- 3 A .t if .gf !fifffgj.,fQ' .A., f 2... L -2- . . A i Q Ns? Mx Q ' iggl .A. L4..- .- , W fx 1 , ax., . :V 1 0 .,, . vt I Q '55 A . ,-.,. H: X .'.? - '. EY f ,'5s0'wXf' Mx- 'F' ' ,Q t ' ag' , I' lf. ,gg ' f'-'QM if my A fy an .log rm gi BQ ' 'Y' ' J 'b0b f'?' 7 7 tf . L , l . . 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This honor was given To Virginia Arvidson, lvlary Ann lvliranda, Emanuel lvliclcel, and Tom l-laller. Mr. Caneva was called upon To say a Tew words beTore The benedicTion by Rev. lvl. J. lvlugan. On Sunday, March 6, ihrough fhe combined efforfs of ihe band and chorus, ihe annuai concer+ was presented. Pictured here are the Frosh-Soph Chorus, accompanied by +he Orchestra. The Junior-Senior Chorus can be seen in The background. Band and Chorus Concert A, R, McAIl7sier, Jr., guesf conducfor, is seen direcring 'rhe band af The annual conceri' which honored h's fafher, The laie A, R. McAIIisfer. Forresr McAlIrsfer, anoiher son, also conducfed. II3 ,, Back row: G. Young, T. Haller, D, Tynor, R. Hill, J. Kennedy, H. WerTh. Fourfh row: D. Gray, M. Rogan, H. Huls, K. Nordenberg, M. Johnson, B, Bush, F. Harfman, D. Meadows, F. Caneva, H. Norton, C. Jones, L. TrouTman. Third row: V. Corner, N. Corniels, A. Belander, J. Sarlcrl, S. Brunfien, J. Eneix, C. Schlfler, C. Erwin, D. McNamee, A. Woods, B. Srygler, R. Vancina, D. Bell. Second row: J. STelIon, E. Baker, J. Leedorn, J. Ferguson, J. Habenichf, M. Junqles, M. PrueTer, D. Ziesemer, E. Humlick, S, Rowley, R. Kczak, J. SargenT, C. Gufierrez. Fronf row: J. Biorkman, V. Arvidson, E. Nysfrom, J. GoTTry, C. Kiiowski, B, Young, P. O'Brien, S. Paddock, A. Longhini, D. Hoehn, S. Wierson, N. Gannaway, S. Farnsworth, J. KlaTTe. Junior-Senior Chorus Music lingers on ThroughouT The corridors oT l..T.l-l.S. wiTh The musical noTes oT singing voices. This year The Junior-Senior chorus broughT a liTTle brighTness inTo The lives oT many sTudenTs. More Than 50 sTudenTs deprived Them- selves oT a sTudy hall in order To parTi- cipaTe in The chorus, buT The dividends Tar surpassed The sacriTices. The acTiviTies oT The chorus ranged Trom The TradiTional BaccalaureaTe To The paTrioTic ArmisTice and Lincoln Day pro- grams. The Alma MaTer re-echoed in every parT oT l..T.l-l.S. wiTh The pep sessions Tor many games. BuT as usual The concerT was The highlighT oT The year's chorus program. The Junior-Senior ll4 group sang boTh classical and semi- classical music which included Glory Be To The FaTher, Tumbling Tumbleweed, Deep River, and climaxed wiTh,a TriT3uTe To Romloergf' wiTh orchesTra accompanimenT. Besides perTorming in The chorus a Tew members enTerTained aT communiTy and school TuncTions. Also new This year were The sTudenT conducTors, who led The chorus aT many oT The school programs. lvluch worlc and energy wenT inTo each and every program, louT all This worlc was clouded over wiTh The saTisTacTion oT aTTaining a Tine perTormance. Frosh-Soph Chorus The organizaTion oT The Freshmen- Sophomore glee club was a sTep Torward Toward a very brighr TuTure. The glee club consisTed enTirely oT Treshmen and sophomore girls who sang during The TirsT period oT The lunch hour. This year The girls have learned some oT The TundamenTal TacTs abour music, such as The singing oT The diTTerenT scales and The reading oT music. The schedules oT boTh choruses were arranged so ThaT boTh groups mighT sing TogeTher Tor a Tew minuTes each day. This made iT possible Tor The glee club To gain experience in a mixed group. One agonizing experience oT The Tresh- men members was Their TirsT individual voice TesT. AlThough The TesTs were never diTTiculT, everyone TelT much beTTer aTTer They were compleTed. l-lard worlc and an earnesT desire To do well were shown by The Tine perTorm- ance oT The organizaTion in The annual concerT. A Tew oT The concerT selecTions were Carry lvle Baclr To Qld Virginia, STodola Pumpaf' and lNlighT and Day wiTh The orchesTra accompanimenT. The parTicipaTion in The Junior-Senior chorus and The new music deparTmenT are acTiviTies oT The TuTure which are greaTly anTicipaTed. Back row: K. Cherry, J. Sfauss, K. Murray, M. Adee, J. Rodeqhiero, J. Fenn, E. Thomas, M. Segerberg, J. VanDyke, S. Ausec, J. Sprinkle, N. Cregan, E. G-e+son, J. Olsen, N, Pleshaw. Third row: M. Kurfh, E. Krohn, M. Munari, K, Perona, C. Abrams, S, O'Brien, L. Cappelleflo, B. Garson, D. Krueger, S. Ayers, K. Bensing, C. Dehm, M. Whalen, S. Rumchak, M. Aspel, G. Barfield. Second row: M. Grubisich, J. Ferguson, J. Hulchenson, M. Allen, C. Sullivan, N. Freclendall, K. Ehn, J. Giardina, P. Lillie, S. Gliwa, M. Gorc, M. Vonch, L. Troufman, C R K Th J F' h r M E'chelber er A. McDavid, G. Schifler, J. Murray, L. McNear. FirsT row: J. Long, A. Grubisich, C . ooper, . e c um, . is e, . r g , K. Roberts, J. Slephenson, C. Miranda, C, Tondini, M. Ward, M. Zabala, M. Pena, F. Gufierrez, J. DelSasso, S. Ayers, Il5 No Chrislmas dance would be comple+e without The ever popular misllefoe. Dan Tynor and Marilyn McCarfhy fake advanfaqe of The sifualion buf are caughl under The mislleloe by lhe cameraman. lllingle Bell Ball Adding lo lhe ieslivilies ol lhe holiday season was lhe Chrislmas dance sponsored ioinlly by lhe band and chorus. The decoralive scheme cenlered around lhe large shimmer- ing Chrislrnas lree which slood ma- ieslically in lhe cenler ol The room and a greal many bells approprialely placed. The girls, prellily allired in lheir holiday linery, presenled a lovely sighl. The highlighl ol lhe evening was lh crowning ol a king and queen. l-lerberl Norlon and Judy Klalle. Leading lhe Grand March af The fhird annual music deparlmenl dance were Herberl Norfon and Judy Klaffe, who had iusl been crowned king and queen, and also Jim Riley and Vera Walk. lla llliey To My Heart Srreamers exrending from Jrlre walls lo The cenier oi ine room lo form a large liearr added dislinc- lion ro Jrlie siudenl council sponsored Valenrine dance. Enleriainmenl by Barbara Reicl4 wiili marimba selecrions was well re- ceived as Weil as a comical Jrrio com- posed ol Dale Gray, Roberl l-lill and Dan Tynor. The royal rifles ol lcing and queen were beslowed upon Janice Day and lier escorl for Tlfre evening by srudeni council co-presidenl Gerald Rurlciewicz. Jan'ce Day and her escort were crowned Kinq and Queen at 'the Annual Valenffne Dance sponsored by ihe Sfudeni' Council. These couples seemed fo be enioying ihemselves as fhey danced fo fhe music of Roy G0rd0n's Band. Ill lil-loliday For Slringsn An aTmosphere oT heavenly music welcomed girls in billowy, pasTel-colored dresses and Their handsome escorTs To The i954 prom, l-loliday Tor STrings. Sparkling noTes upon hur- gandy-colored sTaTTs ol music covered The gymnasium walls, and everywhere were sTringed insTrumenTs To carry ouT The musical moTiT. Leading The Grand March were Tom Heller, iunior class presidenf and Gerald Rulkiewicz vice- presidenl and Their dafes-Marilyn DeAn . . and Paf Boe. Two more couples who enioyed The dance were Jeanne Biorkman, Gerald Sfonich and Janice Day and Al Pell. Marilyn DeAngelis and Tom Heller ioin Mariorie Mafhers and Frank Ogren in honoring The Queen and King cf The prom, Donna Ingersoll and Don Caneva. Assemblies and Pep Sessions Santa Claus lGeorge Smithl and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer IJeanne Biorkmanj present Bob VanDeven with a date certificate as his gift at the Christmas pep session. Gifts for the other players ranged from a bottle of Sloan's Liniment to a deflated basketball. Dan Tynor, portraying Abraham Lincoln in the annual Lincoln Day Program, greets a neighbor, played by Carene Erwin. The play presented that day featured highlights in the life of Lincoln. During the pep session for the Thornton game Victory lSimon Vancial and Lockport lHarold Werfhl were united by Bill Weems in a mock wedding ceremony. lncidentally we won that game 23-I4. Class Will We, Ihe Senior Class of I955, being of sound mind and hear'r, do hereby bequeaih, in This our Iasr will and I'es+amenI' 'ro all s+uden+s of L.T.I I.S., 'I'he chance of learning, making new friends, and preparing for life in our alma maI'er. We leave +o you The school, one parf whose corridors are filled wiI'h Ihe lingering memories of her pasl s+uden'rs and anoiher parl' whose corridors will refIec+ The personalifies of s'I'uden+s Io come. Wiih 'rhe school we also leave I'he Iiaculfy, our friends and advisors. We Icnow 'rhal Ihrough 'rheir desire Io help young people Ihey will guide and inspire you as Ihey have us. Included in I'he s+udies and hard worlc, we wish for you 'I'he fun and companionship of your cIassmaI'es-Ihose aH'er school gel-+ogeI'hers, I'he friendly rivalry of fhe a+hIe'I'ic games, The 'frying +imes when you and your buddies burn 'rhe midnighl' oil sfudying I'ogeI'her, and 'rhe fun of double dares. Our will ends wilrh This I'houghI'-We hope 'thai' I'he ideas of IoyaI+y, 'IhoughI'fuIness, honesiy, and service will always remain characlerisfic of all s'IudenI's of Loclcporl' High. This documeni' wri++en and signed This ihird day of June, in Ihe year of our Lord, one Ihousand nine hundred and iifiy-five by we .gzniom Cfaaa o 155 Covers: THE S. K. SMITH CO. 2827 N. Wesfern Avenue, Chicago, IIIinois Engraving: JAI-IN 81 OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 8I7 W. Washingfon Blvd., Chicago, IIIinois Pholography: HARRINGTON STUDIO 68 No. Chicago S+., JoIie+, Illinois Prin+ing: KEYSTONE PRINTING SERVICE, INC. II3 W. 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