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

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EDWARD FLINK, B.A., M.A. Assistant superintendent, princi- pal, civics, economics. DAYMOND I. AIKEN, B.Ed., M.S. Curriculum and guidance advi- sor, algebra, solid geometry, trig- onometry. MISS EVA OLSON, B.A. Dean of girls, physical educa- tion, G.A.A. MRS. NANCY ANDERSON. B.S. Physical education, Sophomore sponsor, G.A.A. CHARLES BESEMAN, B.S.. M.S. Algebra, general mathematics, English, Senior sponsor, coach- swimrning, football. ERNEST O. CANEVA, B.M. Band, chorus, music appreciation. RAYMOND CHERRY. B.S., M.A. Metal shop, crafts, Sophomore sponsor. EDWARD CISLER. B.A., M.A. U.S. history, physical education, Sophomore sponsor, coach-football. MISS LUCILE EMMONS, Ph.B., M.A. French, Spanish, Freshman spon- sor. Mr. Pryor attempts a has- ket during the donkey-bas- ketball game between the faculty and the Future Farmers of America. Don Cagwin seems to be having trouble staying on his mount. Mr. Rutter, Mr. Pryor. and Mr. Walters get to- gether to get ready for their attack to defeat the students. l 13

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Cur Superintendent Upon announcing his ambition of running for the State Legislature, Mr. Louis F. Bottino's re- signation as superintendent of L.T.H.S. was re- luctantly accepted by the school board. His re- signation brought to a close four years of very progressive activity at L.T.H.S. During Mr. Bot.tino's administration further steps in education were instituted because of the expansion of our school. Realizing the great need for scientific and mathematical knowledge Mr. Bottino was instrumental in widening the curriculum in this direction. The new addition tended to suggest the need for improvements in the old building. Classrooms gained new in- terest with better lighting, fresh paint, and new furniture where needed. Also during this time a better method of keeping student records came into use, along with a new guidance program. Mr. Bottino has been very active not only at L.TlH.S. but throughout the community. At pre- sent he is the member of several professional and community organizations such as the Amer- ican Legion, Royal Order of Moose, and John Ol- son Post of Lockport. Mr. Bottino's primary interest has always been in the field of education, but he has long had the desire to serve his community to a greater extent. This desire prompted him to enter his name on the Republican ticket for the legisla- ture of Illinois. Through his unfailing efforts for the advance- ment of our school, Mr. Louis F. Bottino will always be remembered as an outstanding indi- vidual during the growth and expansion of L.T.H.S. BOARD OP EDUCATION Ioseph Boluttmo Harold Schmitz. Iohn Lynch - secretary, Carl Munson Guido Schumann Robert Morse Louis Botiino - superintendent.

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MISS ROSANN FAGAN. B.A., M.A.L.S. Librarian. MISS MARYLYN FLOREY, B.S. Ed. Englishg Freshman sponsor, Lock sponsor. IOHN GAHALA, B.A. Englishg F r e s h m a n sponsor, Times sponsor. MISS LORINA GOERZ. B.A.,Ph.M. Algebra, geometryg Senior spon- sor. RAYMOND GERNIK. B.S. General mathematics, algebra: Junior sponsor, coach - basketball, baseball, football. EDWARD G. HILL, B.S. Woodshopg Sophomore sponsor, coach-golf. PAUL IORGENSON. B.S. Electric shopg Projectionist spon- sor. WILLIAM KAPPMEYER, B.A.. M.S. Ed. Biologyg Sophomore s p o n s or, coach-baseball, football. MISS SHARON KRUSE. B.A. Lating Freshman sponsor. After the visitors left open house, or group of Iac- ulty members relaxed and enjoyed another cup of cof- fee. Mr. and Mrs. Smith. the honored guests, were also present. 14