Lockport Township High School - Lock Yearbook (Lockport, IL)
- Class of 1957
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s E! ul L! s F 5 F! E 5 2 , 5 Ei N fs Q3 1 Q 5 35 e ., 5 Fi J F Ei r. THE LUCK 1957 Published by the Student Body of Lockport Township High School Lockport, illinois Thirty-five Years of Service WILLIAM H. STERLING 'lime has given to Mr. YYilliam Sterling the gift of wisdom. I'Ie has guided eight freshman homerooms through four years at L.T.H.S.. and he will begin work with his ninth in the fall of 1957. He has left his imprint upon the minds of thousands of students who can he glad that Mr. Sterling likes kids He has found that any teaching joh would get stale if it were not for the fact that kids are all different, alive. and vital. Mr. Sterling snapped in the mechanical drawing room during one of the moments which have made up thirty-five years of service. Mr. Sterling was born in the southern portion of the state in Pinkneyville, Illinois. Receiving his Bachelor of Science Degree from Illinois State Normal University, he continued his edu- cation at Iowa State where he obtained his Master of Science degree. Mr. Sterling has taught for a total of thirty-six years. I'l.is lirst year in the teaching profession was spent in Villa Grove, Illinois. He came here from there and has lived in Lockport ever since. After teaching woodworking for twenty-eight years, he felt that it would he enjoyable to in- struct another course. When the opportunity presented itself, he switched to full-time instruc- tion in mechanical drawing. Here we find Mr. Sterling, faking a few moments respite from work on his beau tiful mosiac pieces which he does in wood. Mr. Sterling has enjoyed golfing, hunting. and lishing especially when he was able to join his son. Dean. in these activities. He is the father of two children, a daughter. Joanne, and ' his son, Dean, both of whom are married and have made him a grandfather four times over. i l Mr. Sterling has found that time waits for no one. It is just passing through. The hours passing through his life have been used to build the lives of students. thirty-five years of service. 3 Lock Staffs EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief .......... Assistant Editor-in-'Chief Editor ................. Art Editor . . Copy Editor ...... Assistant Copy Editor . Photography Editor .. . . ........ Kristin Ehn .. . Carole Sue Johnson . . . Tom Mandeville . . . Jonetta Poston . . . Sandra Ayers . . . Stephen Johnson . ......... . . ..... Joanne Pluth Photographers . .. . ...... . . .. . Patricia Ward, Ronald Gudac Chief Typist and Proofreader .. . .............. Margaret Gore Section Editors: Personnel and Classes .. . . . . Suzanne Ayers Activities .......... . . Donna Underhill Organizations . . . . ....... Sharon Rumchak Sports ................................... . . . . . ...... Lemae Dehm, Sally Shoop Marian Adee, Elizabeth Alexander, June Anderson, Bonnie Ayers, Marilyn Babich, Bonnie Bensing, Kay Bensing, Kathie Bier, Joyce Carroll, Carole Cooper, Pat Copeland, Lorelee Diaz, Kathleen Ludwig, Roberta Melovic, Carol Miranda, Alice June Moos, Marva Poston, Kathleen Roberts, Shirley Smith, Jean Stamm, Caryl Sullivan, Marilyn Whalen, Evelyn Krohn, Mary Al Hartford, Darlene De Pra, James Lund. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager . . Bookkeeper .......... Subscription Cvhairmen .... . . . Picture Chairmen . . . . . Dance Chairmen .... P. A. System . . . . . . . Darlene DePra Kristin Ehn Tom Mandeville, Mary Al Hartford .. . Phyllas Lillie, Judy Stephenson . . . Evelyn Krohn, Tom Nelson Ray Israelson Assistant ........,............................. ............... G erald Goreckl Ronald Gudac, Frank Alberico, Alvin Crawford, Herbert Huls, Jerry Richards, Sue Ausec, Kay Bensing, Nancy Cregan, Kay Murray, Dollie Grubisich, Carole Sue Johnson, Kath- leen Ludwig, Marge Munari, Joanne Pluth, Ellen Thomas, Pat Ward, Corrine Woods, Carol Dehm, Jean Eichelberger, Carol Rowley, Kay Perona, Judy Pearson, Marge Nystrom, Millie Kurth, Jane Murray, Caroline Lillie, Judy Johnson, Elaine Getson, Melanie Blogg, Marilyn Whalen, Carolyn Thudium, Judy Stephenson, Bonnie Revels, Caryl Sullivan, Virginia Strahanoski, Carol Capista, Sharon Cronholm, Patricia Moroz, Sandy Rediehs, Judy Stockbar, Sally Tynor. Table of Contents Dedication . . . . . 2 LOCK Staffs . . . K time for everythingi' Views ............ . 8 ii time to break down, and a time to build upv Superintendent ................... 16 Faculty ....... Board of Education .... . . . . . 17 School Personnel time to keep silence, and a time to speak Senior Leaders . Seniors .... Juniors .. time for every purpose under the Music ......... Future Farmers . Future Teachers Future Nurses .. Junior Red Cross Projectionist Club G.A.A. ....... . Sophomores .... Freshmen .... heavens LOCK .. .. Times ......... Student Council Student Assistants Cheerleaders . . . Pep Club .... time to keep, and a time to cast away junior Play .... Senior Play .............. .... Music Department Dance .... .... Student Council Dance . . . . . . . K everything there is a season i' Football ....... Wrestling .... Swimming . . . Prom ..... Programs .... Pep Assemblies . Homecoming . . . Basketball . . . HL Club .... 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What happened meanwhile is what presented the problem. This problem became even more zteute :is for the first time L.T.H.S went on an hour system when each day consisted of only six periods. It was then that time came into its own: study hulls virtually disappeared lll'0II1 the schedules of IIIOSI of the students. This meant that homework, outside projects. :ill extra-curriculzir activity. and outside jobs had to be aecomplislied in the ull-too-short time after 3:05. Yes, unquestionably, time played a most im- portant role in the lives of ull L.'I'.II,S. stu- dents. In fact, time hl'CliIIlt' so vnluzilmle to most that it became necessary to ration it. So now come with us ns we luke you from the alpha to the ornegn of our Sl'l100l year! showing you that there was Z1 time for every- thing at L. T. H. S.g a time for . . . Sleepy Head s . K Q fi ew - Q. Aww' ,vi 'Q meow' , qw , W xx-Q5 Z! You re going 'ro have fo rush fo ge? 'lo school on 'Hme I Hectic Scramble xX Ogg Why is every+l'1ing I wan+ always on Hue boHom7 i l N - P H fjme fo bra!! dafmz h+l,iJ mm' fl fime in bzzifn' zip His Wise Counsel Has Led U St-ntl-cl hi-hincl his dc-sk is :Ln vxtrmnt-ly ini- portnnt innn, our supt-rintc'nClvnt. This is his first ycau' with us ant I,oc'liport, and hv givvs tht' K iniprcssion ol' living plvalsvd with our voinniun- itx' :incl svhoolg survly Locl-:port is most proud of llr. Williaun lilzitnik. Our SlllN'I'llltt'l1dl'III has quita' 21 tiinv kvvp- ing up with his flzuightvr and his fhzirming will-. plus tht- othwr lllllilliltllllf of tlN'il' housv- hold. ll rut Hlonclim-. Spam- tiinv, :in unusuul luxury. is usuully spvnt with tht- YYcClnt'sClz1y nivht lights on t'llllllIlt'l svvvn. Ili: Iilutnik holds nu-nihorship in xnunw clistinguishm-cl orgzuiizntions zunong which arf: lntvr-l'i'ol1-ssioiml Group, Anu'rit'z1n Associ- lllllllt of School .fXdtninistmtors. and thc- Nu- tiouzil Si-t'onrl:u'y School Pl'lIN'ilJZ1li Assoviution. lu zulclition. lu' is :in slrtivt' l1lt'Il'llN'I' ol' tht- l,oc'kIioi't Lions Cluh. llohhivs clo not play un iinportzint mlm' in llr. l3l.itnik's lilv, dui- to tht- hurt that he ls niuvh too husy for thving hut whcn titnm pci inits, goll, swiinining, :intl puttvring zlrouncl thi- houss' roinprism' ll lvw ol his outsiclv intvr- N 't-'ihlllf' Nts. Wlu-n uskm-cl his opinion i't'gzu'ding Lork- porfs possihilitit-s, Ur. Blutnik 1-xprt-ssl-cl his vie-ws as follows: I'hr- t'0IIllIlllI1llY. and thi srhool, whivh is part ol' thi- vorninunity. in tht l-llllll't', ll.l5 t'xc'c'll1'11t possihilitivs for lultltl grczitxwss and dc-vvlopliiciit lN'C'Zlll5K' ol' tht' dm-p xvxitciwvziy, housing dc-vc-lopiriciits, and its nvnr- DR, WILLIAM H. BLATNIK nvss to Chicago. Superintendent In order to acquaint himself with the Lockport area Dr. Blatnik looks over various maps and charts. THXNK ,im 'sf 4 S E fx' hx. Representatives The Board of Edueation. as the policy-making body and the representatives of the people, gov- erns the high sehool. The Board is eomposed of seven men who give much of their personal time to the sehool,s problems. These men have found that any sehool grow- ing as rapidly as Loel-:port Township High Sehool certainly presents many problems. The eompletion of the new addition is one of the things which is uppermost in the minds of the of the People board members. The student body of Lockport High wishes to express its thanks to the mem- bers of the board for their efforts to make L. T. H. S. a better institution of learning. The present members of the Board are: Mr. Harold Schmitz, presidentg Mr. Frank Berta, vice-president and seeretaryg Mr. Melvin Bloggg Nlr. joseph Bolattino. hir. Robert Morse. Ml'. Carl Nfunson and B111 Park lN'idner. Mr. lloberf Morse., Mr. Carl Munson, Mr. Park Widner, Mr, Frank Berla, Mr. Harold Schmitz, Mr. Glenn Miller, attorney, Dr. Blalnuk, Mr. Melvin Blogq, Mr, Joseph Bolaffino. EDWARD FLINK Bfx. Lombard College, MJX, DePaul University Assistant Superintendent, Dean oi Boys. DAYMOND J. AIKEN B.Ed. Southern Illinois University, M.S. University o Illinois: Director oi Guidance and Curriculum Mathematics. MISS EVA M.OLSON BA. Auqastana College, University ot Colorado Dean ot Girls, Chairman ot Girls Physical Educa tion Department, G.A.A. Sponsor Education, Their Watchword The desire shown by our deans to help us has resulted in an understanding that has made Lockport a better place of education. Miss Olson, Mr. Aiken and Mr. Flink are always ready to assist our students in any way and set a continually good example for them. Our morals and welfare are safe in their hands. As leaders, advisors and friends, our faculty is fully appreciated by the students of L.T.H.S. The teachers' willingness to cooperate with stu- dents in both curricular and personal problems and their understanding of young people has won the students' respect and friendship. Be- sides their interest in education, most teachers have an equal interest in community affairs which widens their outlook on us as individuals. By their capable sponsorship of the many extra- curricular activities, the faculty members strive to improve us both as students a.nd also as fu- ture citizens. MRS. FLORICE CHERRY B.A. Parsons Col.: Social Science General Science. IPlcture not availablel MRS.GRACE BREWER BS. DePaul Univ., M.A. Northwestern Univ.: Enqlish. CHARLES BESEMAN B.S. and M.S. Univ. ot Illinois: Math- ematics, Freshman Football Coach, Swimminq Coach. ERNEST CANEVA B.M. Vandercoolm Colleqe ot Music. DePaul University, Band, Chorus, Mu- sic Appreciation. MISS PEGGY CHAPMAN B.S. Western Illinois State Col.: Phys- ical Education, C1.A.A., Junior Spon- sor. RAYMOND CHERRY B.S, Stout State Cal., M.A. Univ. ot Missouri: Chairman Industrial Arts Department. RALPH N.CHII.DS BS. Univ. ot Illinois and Northern Illinois State Col.: Social Science. EDWARD CISLER BA. Coe Col.. BA. Univ. of Iowa: Social Science, Boys Physical Educa- tion, Football Coach, Assistant Traclc Coach. MISS LUCILLE EMMONS Ph.B. and M.A. Univ. ot Chicago: Spanish, French. n X MISS SHARON KRUSE B.A. Univ. oi Illinois: Lalin. MRS. HELEN LANEY B.S. Iliinois Slaie Normal Univ.: English. LEROY LAWRENCE BS, and M.A. Alabama Polyfechnic lnsfirule, Univ. of Kenluclcy, Univ. of Illinois: F.F.A. Sponsor. LESTER L. LINDBERG B.S. and M.S. U'1iv.oi Illinois: Physical Educalicn, M ISS ROSANN FAGAN B.A. Barai Col., M.A.L.S. Rosary Col.: Librarian Library Aides Sponsor, MISS MARYLYN FLOREY B.S. Illinois Slafe Normal Univ.: English. JOHN W. GAHALA I3.A. SI, Mary's Univ. of San Anlonio, DePaul Univ.: English: Times Sponsor: Defeniion: Dance Chaperon MISS LORINA GOERZ B.A. Norlh Cenfral Col., PI'i.M. Univ. of Wisconsin Marhcmafics: Chairman of Freshman Class. RAYMOND GORNIK B.S. Lewis Col., DePaul Univ.: Mafhemalics: Frosh-Soph Baslcelball Coach. EDWARD G. HILL B.S. Univ. of Minnesola. Univ. of Illinois: Induslrial Arfs, Woods: Chairman of Junior Class, Golf Coach. ROBERT HESS B.S. Univ. of Wisconsin: Mafhemalics: Freshman Fool- baii Coach: Tennis Coach. PAUL C. JORGENSEN B.S. Sfouf Sfale Col.. Univ. ol' Illinois: Indusfrial Arls, Elecfriciiyt Proieclionisf Club Sponsor. WILLIAM KAPPMEYER B.A. Warlburq Col., M.Ed. Univ. of Piflsburgh: Biology and Drivers Educalionz Baseball Coach: Foofball As- sislanf Coach: L Club Sponsor. MRS. FLORENCE LUND PEB. Univ, oi Cinicaqoi Enqiisii. M RS. DOROTHY LYNCH B.Ed. MRS.JANE MANWARING BS. and M.S. Indiana Siaie Teacinorz CoI.g Enqiisin. EDWARD MAU RER B,S. Sinui Siaio Coi., Univ. oi I' inoigp Indusiriai Aris, Anim Siinp. i , 'K Iiiinois Siaie Normai Univ., Loyoia Univ.: EngIisI1. MRS. MARGARET MITZIT B.S. Bradley Univ.. MJK, Insiiiuio AI 5-nde, M0xiQ0Z Ari. MRS. MARION MORRISON B.S, Iliinois Wesicyan Univ., M.S, Univ, of Iowa? Horne Economics, Foods: Caieieria Manager. MRS. HELEN NAGRA B.S. and M.A. Univ. of Iiiinoisi General Scienro, Sociai Science. MISS PATRICIA O'BRIEN B.S. and M.S. Univ, of Wisconsin: I-Iorno Economics Cioiiiinqg Junior Red Cross Sponsor. JOHN I.. PENCE AB. DePauw Univ., Univ. oICIiicaqo1 Enqiisii. LEO PRYOR B.S, and M,S. Wesiern IIiinois Sfaie CQI.: Cimirrnan, Science Deporimeniz Siudonf Councii Sponsor. FRANK ROGERS B.S, Hanover Coi.. M.S. Indiana Univ.: Ciwairrnan Plriysicai Educaiion Deparirneniq Sophomore Fooibaii Coach: Track Coach: AII'-iIe+ic Direcfor. M RS. BETTY ROSE B.S. Southern Iiiinois Univ., Univ. of Iiiinoisq Business Educaiion: Ciweerieader Sponsor, Pep Club Sponsor. WILLIAM RUTTER B.S. IIIinois Siaie Normal Univ.: Bioioqicai Scienceg Senior Ciass Sponsor: Frosin-Sopiw Basebaii CoacI'1 AII1Ie1ic Business Manager. GORDON C. SAMPSON BS. Iliinois Slale Normal Univ.. Colorado Slale Col. cl Educalion: Business Eclucaiion: LOCK Sponsor. MRS. MILDRED K.SHOOP B.Ed. Weslern Illinois Slale Col., Norlhern Illinois Slale Col.: Business Educalion: Fuliire Teachers Spon- sor. EARL C. SNYDER B.Ed. Illinois Siale Normal Univ., M.A. Univ. ol Illinois? Chairman, Social Science Deparlrnenl: Palrioiic Pro- qrams Direclor. WILLIAM H.STERLING B,S.Ed. Illinois Slaie Normal Univ.: Speech: Social Arls. Mechanical Drawing. HERBERT L. TATROE B.M.E. Vandercfwolc Col. il Miikiii Iviu-air. MISS MARGARET TAYLOR BS. and MA. Univ ol Illinois.: Fulure Niirsee. Sponuoi WILLIAM TIPLER . B.S.Ed. Illinois Slale Normal Univ.: Speech. Socia - I mas Proqram, ancl Frosh-Soph Plays. MISS ELEANOR A.URBAN Speech. HERBERT VAN DEVEN B.S.Ed. Sl. Louis Univ.. Washinqfon Univ.: Social Science: Varsify Baslcelball Coach. CHARLES WALTERS BS, Beloil Col.. Michiqan Slale Univ.: General Sci- ence, Soph. Assislanl Foofball Coach, Wresllinq Coach, Freshman Baseball Coach. MISS KATHRYN WEICK Assisianl Sponsor. PAUL E.WHITE BS. Lombard Col., MA, Norlhweslern Univ. HAROLD WILLIAMS B,S. Illinois Slale Normal Univ.. Univ. of Illinois: Social Science: Concessions Manaoer, I Science: Direcior of Junior Play, Senior Play. Chris?- B.A. Mounl Mary Col.. Norfhweslern Univ.: English, BS. Macfvlurray COL? Phvsical Educalion: G.A,A. Mr, Gahala, Mrs. Smifh, Care fo buy a paper?' Mr, Ward, Mr, Gahala, Mrs. Ward. Parenis quil teachers af Open House Mr. Kapprneyer, Mr. Beserndn Mr Clsier Whaf's so funny? Mrs. Mihih Miss Oison, Mass G-oerz M ss Kruse :ss Chapman. l?'s liqhi up Mme. Miss O'Brien, Dr. Blafnik M s e M 9 Blafnik, Mrs. Sampson, Come now, le1's be sernous Personnel, People Behind the Time lu the olliee of the superintendent, we dis- rover three qualified and efheient workers. lklrs. Charity 'l'hompson. senior clerk. is responsible lor all student locker keys. the switeh board. in- eoming and outgoing mail. typing. and dieta- tion. She describes her work as interesting. hlrs. Lois Nlanthey is well known to the stu- dent body because of ber work in the book store. She handles this taxing job eapably. Mrs. Man- they is also in Charge ol the aetiyity funds wbieb is a tremendous job. blrs. Esther Geddes, secretary to Dr. Blatnik. also does all ol the sehoolls bookkeeping. Mrs. Geddes said that she loves her work. She surely must sinee all of the many problems that Come her way are dealt with by using patience and understanding. Room Qll or more popularly known as the otliee is under the eapable direction of Miss lN1argaret Shepherd. She is probably the most well-known member of the sehool personnel because of ber work with absentee slips. She keeps all ol' the student attendanee and aea- clemie records. From Miss Slll'I.Jllt'l'Cl,S office also are sent all ol the transcripts to colleges and employers. lWrs. Ayers is stationed on the third floor in a private olliee. A tremendous amount of re- sponsibility is attached to her job in that she is the elerk to the board of education. Her many duties include: making out the payroll, keeping all board minutes, paying the bills whifh the sehool ineurs, bookkeeping for the treasurer of distriet 205, and all ol the other incidental duties required by the members of the board. Mrs. Ayers said that her busy job is hard but very interesting. if 1 S I Q 3 G Y is nl I Leah-Q . :Milt M -4.2 W'X, iff' MRS. CHARITY THOMPSON, MRS. LOIS MANTHEY, MRS. ESTHER GEDDES MlSS MARGARET SHEPHERD MRS FAYE AYERS Hmshx fvrdl 5 M, wp' N? 11 DAISY COLEMAN AND NEL LIE FISHER Nlrs. N1-llim' Fislivr, sclmol l1i'altl1 IIl.lll'OIl. is alxxays ready with an aspirin in ont' l1and and .1 cough drop in th1- otlivl' to giw- mn' stndvnts ln-lp with tht' inany niinm' 1llllllk'IllS wl1ic'l1 inay c11'c'ur during a day of svliool. llowc-x'1-1'. lll'l' t'llt'l'l'l-lll sniilm- and kind woiwls ulitvn art- 111111-1s lJClll'Hl'lLll to 111-1' pativnts than 1l11- lIll'Clll'llll' wliifh shi' distrilnitvs. illNX'l'llIy-llVl' lionrs of studvnt tina' an' ron- sunivd daily in assisting in Illl' p1'1-paratioii nl' tht' food svrvvcl in tln' c'al1't1'ria. Vllllvhl' Slllill'lllS sam'1'ific'1' thvii' frm' tinu' to lwvp thc- c'11li1'l1'i'ia1 Vlllllllllg Slllftfllllly and for this work an' paid in thc' lorin ol' a frm' lllllfll daily. Thi- fifty studvnts. wlm work on a X'UlllIlllll'l' husis, do inany littlm- jobs that arm' sc-ldoin l'l'l'0g- nizvd, such as lJI'l'IJ2ll'lIlQ and sc-rviiig lioucl. washing dishvs and SllVl'l'NN'2ll'l'. svlling inilk. potato chips and ici' crvain hars. km-ping Ullllllf' milk bottlvs in ordm-r. nionitoring in thc- l'1llil'll'l'l.L during lunvh pcriods and l'1lSllll'l'lIlQ'. Front Row: Cathy Murray, Lorraine Slack, Peggy Wells, Judy Wittkofski, Joan Car- roll, Joyce Carroll, Roberta Henson, Adrienne Sendra, Second Row: Louis Darin, Wayne Johnson, Robert Bumper, Jeanette Matesi, Carol McGinn, Joan Plese, Susan Raiala, Carolyn Frampton, Edward Clark. Back Row: Sam Mitchell, Robert Pearson, Charles Travis, Harold Ayers, Carl Astrom, Paul Clausen, Jerry Pius, Roger Philpolt. Front Row: Sandra Ayers, Suzanne Ayers, Bonnie Ayers, Jeanette Engert, Kathleen McGinnis, Kay Kelly, Carol Young, Eliza- beth Alexander, Second Row: John Anderson, Charles Lautfer, Forrest Hartman, Harry James, Ruth Tiernann, Carol Brown, Sharon Cron- holm, Thomas Mandeville, John Billingsley, Roland Whalen, Back Row: Robert Hill, Buist Walker, Kena neth Spangler, Robert Maslan, Henry Hammond, Kenneth Barone, William Grady, Roger Bolattino, James Long, William Prueter. Top leff-Responsible for lhe well being of The sfudenls during lhal lime of lhe school day when food is mos! imporfanl are: Euphemia Woock, assisfanl cook: Elilabefh Johnson, cook: Rufh Kurlh, helper: Hazel Adamson, business manager, Dolly Safori, helper, and Irene Pierson, helper. Top righf-Taking care of lhe schocl's ouldoor facilities are: Mr. Joseph Kucera, mainlenance engi- neer, Richard Longhini, ouldoor mainlenanceg and Clarence Johnson, oufdoor mainienance. The mainlenance of fhe school building is accomp- lished by Dominic Shulla, head of indoor main- ienanceg Alex Munday, building: Charles Sandeen, buildinqg John Finco, building, Joseph Brennan, building, Kennefh Slronq, building and ouldoor, and Mrs. Frances Ayers, building. The schooI's fransporlalion syslem is under the di- reclion of Maurice Mackin. The bus drivers who keep everylhing running smoolhly are: Frank Lipancic, Merle Morris, Tony Hirner, Mr. Mackin, Harold Hodges, and Paul Glabe, plus a score of olhers who could no? be presenf for the piclure. 'Az 2: x ,.l kffx 'qv-fn' 'A - .l- - -. lun, 1: ' -37 V I --'E+ fl 5,5 f fir, ,, 5-5'Qx ? lv? Ng 'Y A :Q ,.- . ' 'lql' 1- . - X-Xlxxx: 2 if f ,K . ... 1,172 , .- ff ,' 1 ' 1: 'fl . ff-,ig'.j-U lx -Ty, V, 1 47l,?,K,j flillllg I kk fff - 7. -,po-Q3 '.-'1 , V' ,f , pfryfe' ,V '-' v. . . A . f ,:'fy.a.2 Fill - . ' v ,-P 1 ' ' , xv 'u 'a'1,'. ,- I xii eu L: I ,.,-- X-'I 'gbt,Iy 9,f - f. w:e , f x H I SN j'?,-y, . V ' K' N--I. A ..- - 3 v , N. J , lla-Q IIQNS , i- Yll gt uf JJ. -ri'-H+ -'f ml' X' 143 ,I ,j 3 . . . fl 17.1178 fo keep floflfllll' 33 5 QQ xxx x.. Y X1 Nun- P73 jg, I - - ,Ai hung. yi 'li-.Fi 1 glxf. 1, ali? ,1 WU? A Ili I ll I al l n - ff' 65,4 . K L --Mm 5-1 :Q , Q, .-'gt Q',':?4Z4!,j f AQ '14 fy' 53? 341'-g: 311421: fff. 4,5-V .1 9 in 1' .1621 ' ' '4 lc 352: , fmff fl 17.1116 f KVM WILLIAM KAPELLA ere , a uludenl known an William Kapella H1-V. a brlqhl lad for belnq such a shorl icllw :Vs earned hln way Io be-Inq salufaiorian Anrl othnr honoru are hls rzlcvnorlurn, .l ROBERT HILL ll'-rr-' n only uiflrrlavnml Bobby Joe r- r .1 popular' lcllow, you know- Acllyf- In Slmlnnl Councll, rporls. and lmnlll If' f, vml IM' 'flwallon well ln hand, ag? E 'Gil JI I SANDRA AYERS Herz- s a Ulrl co:-nvnonly addressed as Sandy edllor ol Ihr- Timex, ahe's a dandy r: Iakea part in Ihc Lock, as well As Sh And In ofher aclfylllcs, che rlnqs The bell. PATRICIA WARD Here's a qlrl we know as Pal, I-ler layorile words: An eye fhou shouldsl nof haf. A She's always seen wllh a camera In low And nexl year! Io college she wlll go. They Found Time To . . . BUIST WALKER I-lere's a fellow called Bulsf Walker He-'s evldenlly qulle a Ialker As presidenf of our Senior Class, He's go? wha? we would call dash, KENNETH BARONE Heres a man relcrred Io as Ken I-Ie's one ol our senior rnen As capfain of our baskelball Icam Hes really quite a dream, KATHLEEN BO LAND He'e's :I olrl called Kalhy Boland The Falare Nurws Club- she keeps rolll Her acriyivle: are :Julie wlde in ncope. And shew oonllned Io or a nurfu, we hope. FORREST HARTMAN I-Iere's a lad called Forresl Hartman He's considered a very smarf rnanl He's dellvered many a speech And when he qrows up, he lnlends Io leach, NATIONAL H UI ational Honor Society Mrs. Lund, one of lhe original members of lhe Nalional Honor Sociely, liqhls lhe candle represenling Characler. CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP CAROLE SUE JOHNSON lln-'I-'w .1 q'rl rm'-'v.I Ciumulo Sm You limi Ivor wlww flvards mail. ro Jo Tlvie, Gills Allvlwrf A, ocarfon F:fwi1Dr1f-- lm only lnrm- yr-.vw .1 log-www 'H 'mr-nr NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Fronl Row: Suzanne Ayers, Sandra Ayers, Marian Adee, Carole Sue Johnson, Barbara Garson, Carole Cooper, Margaref Gorc, Beverly Rider, Carol Miranda. Second Row: Joann Miller, Palricia Ward, Jonelfa Poslon, Joan Boellcher, Sue Carol Paiak, Marilyn Cave, Phyllas Lillie, Kalhy Boland, Judy Long, Lorelee Diaz. Back Row: Douglas Meadows, William Kapella, Kennelh Barone, Roberl Hill, Forresl Harfman, Richard Adamson, Buisl Walker, John Ferguson, Mr. Ruller, Sponsor. ..... FS 4. - - L ILS!-- . Buist Walker President Richard Adamson Vice-President John Ferguson Treasurer Time to Part We the class of 1937, have worked and played together four years. and now the time lias come to part. W'ith our Senior year came dignity with which we led our classmates and schoolmates during this past year. YVith this dignity came pride in our school. activities. organizations, teams. administration and per- sonnel. We also can certainly be proud of the wonderful education which we received at Lockport Township High School. YVe elected four fine, young men to lead the aetivities of our class during its last year. YVe placed the responsibility of president upon the shoulders of Buist Wlalker. Richard Adamson. a former president. was vice-president. Capably serving as secretary was John Anderson, and our efficient money-handler was John Ferguson. Our first big undertaking was sponsoring Homecoming. VVe can honestly say that it was the best Homecoming ever. The seniors re- peated an honor which they had attained as juniors by winning the fioat contest. This year a group of senior homerooms got together and fashioned A lNhale of a Victory. Choosing our graduation invitations was fun, but we knew that our time to part was coming closer. We found that the hard work of some of our classmates seholastically did not go un- rewarded. Many were awarded scholarships. and twenty received membership in the l0'2 Club. The valedictorian of our class was Beverly Rider, while Wlilliam Kapella was salutatorian. While the juniors were working feverishly on the 1957 Prom, we looked baek and remembered the time when we had worked so hard to pre- sent. Dru-amer's Holidayf' As we heard the strains of Pomp and Cir- cumstancen we realized that the time to part had come-our Senior year had come to a close. John Anderson Secretary i William Rutter Chairman of Sponsors Alas. rrillll' Mays, :ee go 'I ime you on. you my. All no! DUHSUN ALEX ABRAMOVICH, JR. AI October 6, Basketball l, Monitor 4, Perfect Attendance. RICHARD MAURICE ADAMSON Dick October l, National Honor Society, National Athletic Scholarship Society, Student Council I, Class Officer, President I, Vice-President 4, Library Aide l, Cafeteria Assistant 23 Golf l, 2, Swimming 4, Baseball 3, 4, Co- Captain 4, Football I, Z, 3, 4, Captain 2, L Club, Secretary 4, Monitor 4. MARIAN SANDRA ADEE Mar March I2, National Honor Society, Student Council 4, Lock Business Staff 3, Lock Editorial Staff 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Chorus I, 2, 3,4, Madriqals 4, Future Teach- ers I, G.A.A.: Vice-President 4, Volleyball l,2,3,4 Basket- ball l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Tumbling l,2, Pep Club 3,-1. MARLENE JEAN ALLEN Al May I, Chorus I, 2, Future Nurses I, C-.A.A.: Tennis 2, 3, Bowling l,2,3,4, Monitor 4, Pep Club 3,4. JOHN WILLIAM ANDERSON Jack May 24, National Athletic Scholarship Society 3, Class Secretary 4, Cafeteria Assistant 4, Baseball lg Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, L Club 4. JOYCE MARIE ARADO July 2l, Quill and Scroll 4, Times Staff 4, G-.A.A.: Bowl- ing I,3,4, Volleyball 4, Basketball 3,4, Monitor 4. SUE ANN AUSEC Aus August ll, Lock Business Staff 2,3,4, Times Staff 3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Junior Play, Chorus l,2, Vice-President 2, Future Teachers I, G.A.A.: Volleyball 2,3,4, Tennis 3,4, Riding 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Pep Band 3,4. HAROLD GEORGE AYERS Sweetwater July 30, National Athletic Scholarship Society 3, Class Vice-President 3, Senior Play, Cafeteria Assistant l,2,3,4, Golf l, 2, 3, 4, Football I, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Lifesaving 4, L Club, Treasurer 4, Monitor 3,4. SANDRA FAYE AYERS Sandy February 9, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Student Council 4, Lock Editorial Staff 3,4, Times Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Junior Play, Lincoln Day Program 3, Christmas Program 2,3,4, Madrigals 4, Chorus I, Librar- an 2,3,4, Future eachers I,2,4, Library Aide l,2, Cafeteria Assistant 4, G.A.A.: Volleyball l, 2, 4, Basketball 3, Bowl- ing I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, American Legion Oratori- cal Contest 3, Voice of Democracy Contest 3, 4, Conserv- ation Camp Scholarship 3, Student Director Frosh-Soph ays 4. SUZANNE LEE AYERS Su1y February 93 Nalional Honor Sociclvj .E x SSDI 42 Sludcnl Council 2, 3, 43 Lock Edilorial Slau 2,3 43 T rs-pf Slall 43 Junior Playg Senior Play3 Cnrfvhas Protvar 3,43 Cliorus I,2, 3,4, Madrirlals 43 Falurfr Nurfns I, 2, 3,4, Treasurer I3 Caleleria Assislanl 43 G.A.A,: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Baske-lball 2, 3, Bowling I, 2, 3, 4, Liff-sayinfl 33 Junior Rod Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2 Sccrolaw 3 Prea- iqlenl 4, Will Counry Prcsidr-nr 43 Pen C ub 2, 3, 4. MARILYN TERESA BABICH Mar June 43 Loci: Erlilorial S'aIl 43 Fulurn Nurfrrs 43 Iirrary I--'f A'r 3 IQIF-sa'ino 2 3' Pc: C' I: 3 4' M'n'Icir 4. 1e2, ,.w u ,, L JERRY WILLIAM BANISTER Jer Marcn I3 Chorus 3,4, Tracx l,2,3,4, FOO ba.I l,2,3,4, L Club 43 Monitor 4. WAYNE B. BARNETT March 2I3 Band l,2,3,4j Orcncslra 3,43 Pop Band 3,43 L Club 43 Baseball l,23 Foolball 2,43 Baskolbnll I3 Radio Club 2, Prgfjdenfg Moniror 3, 43 Senior Play: Lincoln Day Proqrarn 33 Proiecfionisl Club I, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD KENNETH BARONE Babe May 253 Quill and Scroll 43 Naflonal Honor Soclelyg Nalional Alnlelic Scholar!-nip Socicly 23 Clasf Vice Presi- den? I, Secremry 23 Times Slaff 43 Senior Plavi Crorus 33 Cafeleria Assislanl 43 Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Foorball I3 Baskelball l,2,3,43 L Club, Presiden143 Monilor 4, THOMAS HENRY BENHAM Tom April I23 Nalional Alriicric Scholarship Sociwv 33 Tinm: Stall 43 Junior Play, Senior Playg Chrisirmar. Proqrarn 43 Track l, 23 Tcnnir. 33 Swirvrriino 2, 3, 43 Baflolball I3 Monilor 3, 43 Lincc i Day Proqrarn 3. KAY SHERILL BENSING Bens April 23 National Honor Socielyg Quill arm Sgron 43 Lon Editorial Staff 43 Lock Business Shall 43 Chorus l,2,3,-13 Future Nurses 3, 43 G.A.A,: Tennis 3, 4 Baf-Icvlball 2, 3,4, Bowling 2, 3, 43 Pop Club 2, 3, 43 Conseryalion Camp 5cIiol.3rsl1ip3. SHARON MARIE BEWERSDORF Sherry Auquril 33 Band l, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 43 Crioruu I, 23 O.A.A.: Volleyball l, 2, 3, Baexelball I, 2, 3, Bowling I, 2, 3, 4. ANNA MAE BLASIER May 27: Clioruf 23 Fulu'e Nurse' 4. WILLIAM R. BLECHSCHMIDT July I8g Track 23 Baseball lg Foovball 23 Moriifor 4. JOAN LEE BOETTCHER Betch September 24, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll 3,43 Student Council, Secretary 4, Junior Playg Senior Pla 5 Times Staff 3,43 Chorus l,2,3, President 4 Madriqals 4, g.A.A.: Volleyball l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Lifesaving 2,3,4, Tumbling l,2g Junior Red Cross 2,143 Pep Club 3,41 D.A.R. Award. KATHLEEN ANN BOLAND Kathy February 2g National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll 3,43 Student Council 4, Times Staff 2,3, Business Manager 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Lincoln Day Program 3, Chorus lg Future Nurses I,2, Secretary 3, President 4. THOMAS LEE BORIO Tom October l9g Entered 3, Band 35 Christmas Program 37 Chorus 4, Monitor 3, Football 4. NORMAN WILLIAM BORMAN Norm September 73 Golf l,2g Basketball l,2. CARL ANTHONY BOYD Redeye August 23 Christmas Program 31 Football l,2. JOHN FRANCIS BOYER Buddy October l9g Band l,2,3g Basketball 2. EVELYN MAY BOZIK Evia November 8, Band 23 Chorus 2,45 Future Teachers 23 G.A.A.: Volleyball 4, Bowling 2,3,4, Lifesaving 4, Monitor 4. DONALD LEE BRICK June l3g Swimming 2. KAREN PHYLLIS BROWN March Ilg Future Nurses l,4g G.A.A.: Volleyball 4, Bowl- ing 2,3,4p Monitor 4. LINDA J. BROWN June 225 Pep Club 4. WALTER WILLIAM BUER Wall Novenrber 295 Monilor 4. CLARENCE ELMER BUMP Clare Augusl 41 Velerans Day Program 35 Perfecl Allendance. RONALD JAMES BURCENSKI Nick June 26. LORETTA ANN BURGER Lorrie February I3g Junior Playg Chorus 4g G.A.A.: Bowling l,2 Pep Club 4. DONALD E. CAGWIN Don Auqesl 35 Sfudenf Council, Treasurer 43 Future Farmers, Treasurer 3, President 43 Track l,2g Football 2. ROBERT DALE CAGWIN Bob Oclober 253 Fufure Farmers 3, Senlinel 43 Track l. MARGARET ELEANOR CAMPBELL Marge January 233 G.A.A,: Volleyball 3,43 Monilor 4. LINDA ROSE CAPPELLETTO Lin Seofember 2Ig Junior Play: Chorus I,2,3g G.A.A.: Volley ball 2,3,4, Baskelball 2,3, Bowling 2,3,4g Junior Red Cros 23 Pep Club 3. BARTON CAREY Bari January 3l. JOAN MARIE CARLSON Jeannie June 255 Fulure Nurses l,2,3,4g Library Aide 2,141 G,A.A Volleyball l,2,3,4, Baskelball l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4 Tumbling I. JOAN CARROLL October 255 Quill and Scroll 35 Student Council l,45 Times Staff 3,45 Senior Playg Cheerleaders 3, Captain 45 Cafe- teria Assistant 45 GAA.: Lifesaving 2, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Tumbling l,2,35 Pep Club 3,4. JOYCE ANN CARROLL October 255 Student Council 2,3,45 Lock Editorial Stall' 45 Junior Play, Senior Pluy5 Chorus l,25 Cafeteria Assistant 45 G.A.A.: Volleyball l,2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Lifesaving 2,3, Tumbling l,2,35 Pep Club 3,4. MARILYN RUTH CAVE June ll5 Timr-s Stnlf 35 Future Nurses 3,45 GAA.: Volley- ball 3, Basketball 3, Junior Red Cross 45 Pep Club 3,45 Monitor 4. RONALD D. CAVE Ron October 233 Track l,25 Monitor 4. LAWRENCE LEWIS CHURNOVIC April 35 Band l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,35 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Gorman Band l,25 Football 25 Basketball l. JAMES R. CLEVELAND Jim October 125 Track 2,3,-I5 Football l. DAISY ESTELLE COLEMAN Dix July 245 Chorus 2,45 Cafeteria Assistant l,25 Pep Club 4. CAROLE MAY COOPER October I45 Nalional Honor Society5 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Class President 35 Lock Editorial Staff 45 Times Stall 3, News Editor 45 Chorus I,2,35 Library Aide 35 Homecoming Queen 45 G.A.A,: Volleyball l,2,3,4, Tennis 2,3, Lifesaving 2,35 Tumbling I5 Pep Club 2,35 Monitor 4. MARY PATSY COPELAND Pat Oclober 75 Lock Editorial Slalf 3,45 Library Aide 35 GAA.: Volleyball 3,45 Junior Red Cross 35 Monitor 45 Pep Club 2,3. IRA E. COUCH, JR. Dickey June I3, Entered 3. CHARLES FRANCIS COVINGTON Chuck June 251 Fulure Teachers 4, Baseball l,2g Monilor 4. DENISE KAY CRABB December l5g Junior Play, Chorus Ig G.A.A.: Volleyball I,2,3, Tennis 2, Baskelball 2,3,4, Bowlinq l,2,3,4, Tunwblino lg Pep Club 2,3,4. NANCY KAY CREGAN Nanc January 205 Lock Business Slaff 3,41 Clworus l,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3. BARBARA CULLEN January 7. NORMAN RAYMOND CZUCHRA January 3Ig Swimming 3, lnlramural Baslnelball 23 Monitor 4, Radio Club 2, Entered Z. EDWARD JAMES DAGGETT Ed October 3lg Baseball Ig Moniror 4g Inlramural Baslcclf ball 2. LEMAE MARIE DEHM Lee April Ig Lock Ediforial S1aff4, Lock Business Slaff 3: Chorus lg G.A.A.: Volleyball 2,3,4, Bowling I,2,3,4, Turn- bling l,2g Junior Red Cross I, Pep Club 2,34 NOLA JEAN DELSASSO June 283 Pep Club 4. ZENDA ANN DERENSKI Bulch November 53 G.A.A.: Volleyball 2,3,4, Baskerball l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4g Monifor 4. LORELEE MARY DIAZ Lore Augusr 55 Nalional Honor Sociely, Lock Edirorial Slaff 4, Band l,2,3,4g Chorus 2,45 Future Nurses I,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, GAA.: Volleyball 4, Tennis 4, Baskelball 4, Lifesaving 3,4g Pep Club 2,3g Pep Band 4, Orclleslra 4. JOSEPH C. EATON Joe Si-ptr-nttwc-r 29, National Athletic Scholarship Society 3, T-nck 2,35 Basketball I, lntrnmurals 2, Veterans Day Pro- ilrnm 3. JUDITH ANN ERICKSON Judy May I4, Band I,2,3,4, Chorus l,4, Future Nurses 3,4. JASON GEORGE FAILING, JR. Butch January 3, Tmck 2, Swimming 2,3,4, CHARLES RAY FARNY Ridge Runner Annust 6, Track 2,3, Football 3,4, L Club 4, Monitor 4. JOHN FRANCIS FERGUSON Ferg Sf-ptmnhr-r IO, National Honor Society, National Athletic Scholarwliip Society 3,4, Class Treasurer 4, Track l,2,3,4, Football I,2,3,4, Basketball I, L Club 4, Monitor 4. RONALD FREDRICK FOSTER Butch September 203 Future Farmers 3,4, Sentinel 3, Vice-Presif dent 4. BARBARA ANN GARSON Barb May l9, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Student Council 4, Times Staff 3,4, News Editor 4, Christ- mas Proqrom 2,4, Junior Play, Student Director 3, Senior Play, Chorus l,2,3,4, Madriqals 4, Future Teachers l, G.A.A.1 Volleyball l,2,3,4, Tennis 3,-4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Bowlinq l,2,3,4, Lifesaving 2,3, Tumbling l,2, Junior Red Cross l,2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4. RAYMOND GHILARDI August 20, Band l. JUDITH ANN GIARDINA Judie November I3, Band l,2, Chorus l,2,3,4. MARGARET THERESA GORC Margie October 2, National Honor Society, Cguill and Scroll 4, Lock Editorial Staff 3,43 Lock Business taff 2, Times Stott 3,4, Junior Play, Chorus l,2, Future Teachers l,2,3,4, Library Aide I, G.A.A.: Volleyball l,2,3,4, Basketball 3,45 Bowling l,2,3,4, Pep Club 3, Monitor 4, Student Director Frosh-Soph Plays 4. CONRAD FRANCIS GORDON Con March 2I1 Monitor 4. GERALD STANLEY GORECKI Jerry July 301 Lock Business Slaff l,2,4: Sci Pa uu Farmers 3,41 Proieclionisr Club l,21 Tennis I234 ming l,2,3,41 Lifesaving 2,31 L Club 4 Monitor LAURA ANN GAUSE Lou Math 3l1 GAA.: Volleyball l,2,3,4, Boslccfball I1 Morris lor 41 Pep Club 3. CHARLOTTE ANN GRANT Char Sepfember l51 Sludenl Council 31 Chrislmas Program 3 Chorus I1 Cheerleaders 2,3,4, Caplain 3 Fulure Nurses 3 GAA.: Volleyball l,2,3,4, Baslrelba l,2,3,4, Tumbling l,21 Monilor 3,4, ANNE DOROTHY GRUBISICH Dollie January 231 Lock Business Slaff 2,3,41 Junior Play1 Chris?- rras Program 31 Chorus l,2,3, Presidenl21G.A.A,: Volley- ball l,2,3, Baskelball l,2,3, Bowling l,2,3,4, Tennis 21 Peo Club 2 34. HENRY LOUIS HAMMOND Ed February 21 Cafeleria Assislanl 41 Baslce MARY ALICE ANN HARTFORD Mary Al Augusl 91 Lock Eclilorial Sfaff 3,41 Lock Business Slall 41 Junior play: Chorus I1 Fulure Nurses 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,41 Fulure Teachers 41 Library Aide 2,31 GAA.: Volleyball l23,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Riding 4, Baskelball 2,3,4, Bowling 234, Tumbling l1 Pep Club 2,3,4. FORREST A. HARTMAN Trees July 81 Nalional Honor SOClCTY: Quill nd Scrol Sludenl Council 3,4, Presidenl 41 Lock Edilorial Staff I,2,3,41 Times Slaff 2, News Editor 3, Co Edxfor 4 Ban I,2,3,41 Firsl Chair ol America 31 Junior Play Senior Play Lincoln Day Program l,2,31 Christmas Program I234 Maclrigals 3,41 Fulure Teachers l,2,3, Presidenl 4 C fe leria Assislanl l,2,3,4j Proiecfionisl Club l Secre ary Treasurer 2,3, Presidenf 41 Golf Ig Radio Club I2 Voce of Democracy Conlesl 41 American Legion Oralorrcal Confesl 3,41 Second Place Sfale 4, ROBERTA JEAN HENSON Berks Seolember l91 Cafeleria Assislanf 3,41 GAA.: Riding, Assislanl lnslrucfor 3, Bowling 31 Pep Club 3,4. ROBERT JOSEPH HILL B, J. December 221 Nalional Honor Sociel 1 Q ll and Scroll 3,41 National Alhlelic Scholarship gocuely 3 Sludenl' Council l,2,3,4, Presidenl' 41 Class Officer Presldenf 2 Secrefary 31 Times Staff 3,4, Sporfs Edilor 4 Band I 2 34 Senior Play, Chrisfmas Program 2,3,41 Lincoln Day Pro gram 2,31 Chorus l,2,3,41 Madrigals 3,4 Caleferia A :sf an? 3,41 Track l,2,3,41 Swimming 2,31 Foolball 34 B1 e ball l1 L Club 41 Monilor 2,3. JAMES RICHARD HUBRICH Jim April 24. NOEL RAY ISRAELSON Issy December 3l3 Lock Business Staff 3,43 ball l,2,3,4. CAROLE SUE JOHNSON Tweety November I63 National Honor Societyg Quill and Scroll 43 Entered 23 Student Council 43 Lock Editorial Staff, Assistant Editor-in-Chief 43 Lock Business Staft 43 Times 3,4, News Editor 43 Junior Play, Senior Pldtfi Future Nurses Monitor 34 Base 2,3,4, Vice-President 33 Library Aide 2,3,4, President 43 G.A.A.: Volleyball 2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Bowlinq 2,3,4, Lifesavinq 2,3,4, Tumbling 23 Pep Club 3,4. CHARLES ERNEST JONES Jonesey December 303 Christmas Program 2,43 Chorus I,2,3,43 Boys Glee Club 43 Madriqals 2,3,43 Baseball I,2,3,43 Wrestling 23,43 Football I,2,3,43 Basketball I3 L Club 43 Wrest- ling Co-Captain 3,4. WILLIAM ANTHONY KAPELLA WilIum July 253 National Honor Society3 National Athletic Schol- arship Society 33 Band l,2,3,43 Junior Play3 Senior Playg Lincoln Day Proqram 33 Chorus 43 Future Teachers 3,41 Tennis 2,3,43 Swimming Manager 3,43 Orchestra I,2,3,4, German Band I3 First Chair ot America l,2,3. ALLAN JAMES KAVENEY Ollie July 23 Baseball l,2. BEVERLY KATHERINE KENNEY Bev Auqust 33 Student Council 23 G-.A.A.: Volleyball 3,4, Bas- ketball I,2, Bowling 3, Tumbling l,23 Pep Club 2,3. BRUCE RAYMOND KENNEY Rodder August 33 Intramural Basketball 23 Mo WILLIAM CLARENCE KETTMAN Bill February 73 Baseball l,2,33 Football Manager l,2,3,43 Bas- ketball I3 L Club 43 Pep Club 33 Intramural Basketball l,2,43 Monitor 4. LARRY HAL LEGRAND Lar nitor 4 May 203 Chorus 43 Baseball l,2,3,43 Football IZ34 Club 43 Baseball Captain 2. EDWIN LEIN Ed April 25. PHYLLAS ANN LILLIE Phyl June 73 National Honor Society: Quill and Scroll 43 Lock Business Staff 3,43 Senior Playg Chorus I,23 Future Teachers I,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 43 Library Aide I,2,3,4, Vice-President 43 G.A.A.: Volleyball I,2, Tennis 4, Basket- ball 2,3,4, Bowling I,2,3,43 Junior Red Cross I3 Pep Club 4. JUDITH KAY LONG Jud March l4g National Honor Societyg Class Secretary I3 Band I,2,3,4, Vice-President 33 Senior Play3 Christmas Pro- gram 3,43 Lincoln Day Program 33 Chorus l,2,3,4, Madri- qals 3,43 Future Teachers 43 G,A.A.: Tennis 2, Bowling I,23 Cnorus Accompanist 3,43 Pep Band 2,3,43 Orchestra 234. ROBERT WILLIAM LORENC Bob October 26, KATHLEEN MARIE LUDWIG Kelly August I73 Lock Editorial Staff 3,41 Lock Business Staff 43 Chorus I3 G.A.A.: Volleyball I,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Bowling I,2,3,4, Tumbling I,23 Pep Club 3,4. SIG NOLA LUNNINGHAM Sig February 243 Pep Club 43 Perfect Attendance. THOMAS FRANCIS MANDEVILLE Tom December 43 Student Council 33 Lock Editorial Stall' 3, Editor 43 Lock Business Staff 2,4 Subscription Co-Chair- man 43 Junior Play, Senior Playg Chorus I3 Future Teachers l,2,3,4, President 33 Library Aide l,2,33 Cafeteria Assistant 23,43 Proiectionist Club l,2, Vice-President I, Secretary 23 Swimming Manager 43 Pep Club 2,3,4. THERESA ANN MARKS November 243 Chorus 33 Future Nurses 33 Library Aide 43 G-.A.A.: Volleyball 4, Basketball 4, Bowling 4. DAVID N. MARTIS Dave Aoril 24: Football I,2,3,43 Radio Club I3 Intramurals I,23 L Club 4. ROSEMARIE GRACE MATHER Rosie April I3 Christmas Program 43 Chorus l,23 Cafeteria As- sistant I. DOUGLAS MEADOWS Douq March 293 Nalional Honor SocieIy3 Nalional Alhleric Scholarship Sociely 33 Sfudenl Council 43 Band l,2,3, German Band l,2, Orchesrra 2,33 Senior Play, Junior Play, Chrislnios Program 33 Chorus l,23 Golf l,23 Tennis 43 Swiriiiiiinq l,2,33 L Club 4. ROBERTA LEE MELOVIC Ber1a Y 1 - - - I Q . . . . lor 43 Pep Club 3,4. JACK BOB MESCHER Mesh July I43 Sludcnl Council I3 Conducl Assembly 43 Monilor January 27: Lock Ediforial Staff 3,43 Chorus I G A Volle ball I234 Bowlin I234 Baslcelba 234 M GLORIA JEAN MILLER Glor Soplember 303 Band l,2,3,43 Junior Play, Lincoln Day Program 3, Chrislmas Program 4, Senior Playg Fufure Teachers l,2,3,43 GAA.: Volleyball 2,3,4, Baskelball 2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Tumbling I3 Pep Club 3,4: Sludenl Direc- Ior for Frosh-Soph Plays 43 Perfecf Aflendance. CAROL MADELENE MIRANDA Randy JOANN LOUISE MILLER Jo February 83 Nalional Honor Sociely3 Chrislmas Prograrr 43 Chorus 33 Fulure Teachers l,2,3,4, Secrelary 43 Library Aldo I,23 G.A,A,: Volleyball l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Monilor 4. March I63 Nalional Honor Socielyg Quill and Scroll 43 Sludenf Council 3,43 Lock Edilorial Sfaff 43 Times Staff 43 Band l,2,33 Junior Play, Senior Play, Lincoln Day Program 33 Chorus l,2,3,4, Vice-Presidenl 43 Fufure Nurses 3,43 G.A.A.: Volleyball l,2,3,4, Tennis 3,4, Baslcelball l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Lifesaving 2, Tumbling I,23 Pep Club 3,4. JOSEPH MARTIN MLYNARIK MarIy November IO3 National Afhlellc Scholarship Sociely 23 Band l,Z,3I Lincoln Day Program 43 Veterans Day Program 3,43 Proiecfionisi Club 3,43 Tennis 2,3,43 Swimming 2,33 Radio Club 2,3, Vice-Prcsidenr 33 Monilor 3,43 P.A. Sys- lom 3,43 German Band 2. ALICE JUNE MOOS June l83 Lock Ediforial Staff 43 Fulure Teachers 4 Library Aide I,2,3,43 G.A.A.: Volleyball 2,43 Tennis 34 Bowan 2,3,4. DENNIS JOHN MORRISON Mary Auouwl IO3 Monilor 3,43 lnlrainural Baskelball I3 Fool- lnwll I 2 MARGARET JOANN MUNARI Marge May 223 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Lock Business Slalf 43 Times Stal 3,43 Lincoln Day Program 33 Chrisimas Program 3,41 Chorus I,2,3,43 Madriqals 43 G,A.A.: Volleyball l,2,3,4, Tennis l,2,3,4, Baslcelball l,2,3,4, Lifesaving l,3,4, Tumbling l,2,3,43 Junior Red Cross 2,3,43 Pop Club 4. KAY' ANDRA MURRAY May 235 Lock Business S-faff 43 Junior PlayQ G.A.A.: Sec- 'efary 3, Volleyball I,2,3,4, Tennis 3,4, Riding 4, Baskefball l,2,3,4, Bowling I,2,3,4, Tumbling l,2g Pep Club 3,4, Sevelary-Treasurer 3,4. PATRICIA LENORA MCGOVERN Mac March 75 Pep Club 4, Monilor 4. ROY EDWIN NONA J-smoke May 3I. JOSEPH MCREYNOLDS Joe November IS. TOM TODD NELSON Fish January I7g Sludenf Council 2,41 Class Tfeasurer 35 Lock Business Staff 3,41 Times Sfaff 3,41 Band l,2,3,4, Presidenf 41 Lincoln Day Program 3g Cnrislrnas Program 4, Fufurc Teachers 3,43 Proiedionisl Club 2,37 Peo Band l,2,3,4, Orclneslra 2,3,4, Gerrnan Band lg Monffor 4. JUDITH MARGARET OLSEN Judy February 33 Chorus 2,3,4g G-.A.A.: Volleyball I 34 B1 ball 3, Bowling 344, Pep Club 2,3,4, JUDITH ELAINE OSBORN Ozzie January 22, Fulure Teachers 3,4g Monilor 4, Pep Club 4. CAROL LOUISE OTT OH1er April I8g Lock Business Slalf 3, Band I23 G A A leyball 2,3,4, Baslcelball I,2,3,4, Bowling I34 Junior Cross 3,43 Pep Club 3,45 Pep Band 3,4 Orcheslra 34 SUE CAROLE ELIZABETH PAJAK Suzy June 225 Nalional Honor Socielyg Fulure Nurses 3.4. BETTY JEAN PARHAM Jean December 281 G,A.A.: Volleyball l,2,3,4 Bo k Iball I DANIELLE CLUDE PAULY Dennis July 26, Lock Ediforial Sfaff 2, Lock Business Sfaff 3, Times Slaff 3,4, Class Play 3,4, Lincoln Day Program 3, Library Aide I,2,3, G-.A.A.: Volleyball l,2,3,4, Tennis 4, Eowling 2,3,4, Junior Red Cross 2, Pep Club 3,4, Monilor THOMAS RAY PHELPS Tom Seplember 7, Enfered 2, Track 2,3,4, Foolball 2,3,4, L' Club 4, Monilor 3,4, Pep Club 4. DONALD EUGENE PINKSTON Pinky May 5. ROSEMARIE PLESE Snookie February l2, Chorus I,2,3,4, Fufure Nurses l. JOANNE HELEN PLUTH Jo July IS, Quill and Scroll 4, Sludenl' Council 3, Lock Edi- lorial Slaff, Pholoqraphy Edilor 4, Lock Business Slaff 4, Lock Ediforial Slaff 3, Ari Edilor 4, Chorus 2, GAA.: Volleyball l,2,3, Bowling l,2,3. JONETTA POSTON Jonny April I6, Nalional Honor Sociely, Quill and Scroll 3,4 Lock Edilorial Siaff 3, Ari Ecliror 4, Chorus 2, G.A.A. Volleyball l,2,3, Bowling I,2,3. KENNETH JOSEPH RAMOS Ken November 29, Track 3,4, Foolball 3,4, Monilor 4. JOHN PHILIP REICK November 20, Band I. NARCISO NONE REYES Cisco March I8, Wrestling 2. RAMON REYES Ray January 30, Wreslling 2. BEVERLY JEAN RIDER Bev Auqusl 231 Nafional Honor SOCiCIYI Quill and Scroll 43 Times Srafl 3,43 Junior Play, Senior Plavi Chofun l23 G-.A.A.:Vollcyball l,2,3,4, Baslcefball l,2,3, Bowllriq I2 3,43 Junior Red Cross 2,33 Pep Club 3,4, DONALD RIGONI Gonzi Oclober 33 Proicciionigf Club l3 Swinwmino 23 Foolbnll 2 Monilor 4, JUDITH GAIL RODEGHIERO Judy June 93 Junior Play3 Chorus l,2,3,43 Fulure Nurses I,23 G.A.A.: Volleyball 2,3,4, Baskclball I,2,3, Bowling l,2,3,4, Tumbling I,23 Pep Club 3,4. MARGARET ANN RODEGHIERO Mike May l23 Sludcnl Council 43 Lock Edirorial Stall 43 Loc Business Slaff 3,43 Times Shall 43 Band l,2,3,43 Junior Play Senior Play3 GAA.: Volleyball I,2,3,4, Tennis 2,3343 Ridinq 4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Bowlincl l,Z,3,4, Tumbling l,2j Pr-rp Club, Vice President 3,42 Monifor 4. RICHARD RAYMOND ROMAN Rich Auqusl I03 Wresllinq 4. KATHERINE GAYLE ROWLETT Gayle Oclober 283 Monilor 4. CHARLES ALBERT RUSSELL Chas May Ib3 Band !,2,3,4, ROBERT JOHN SALBEGO Bob December 53 Baseball 2,3,43 Fomball 2 L Club 4. JOHN HENRY SAMPLE Arch November I3 Quill and Scroll 33 Nafional A+hleiic Scl'olA arship Sociefy 33 Tirnes Staff 2,33 Junior PIay3 Library Aide I,2,33 Proiecfionisr Club I,23 Golf l,2,3,43 Swirnorino 233,43 L Club 43 Monilor 2,3,4. NANCY LEAH SANDEEN Nanc Seplember IS. ,3,4: Pep Club 4 JUDY ANN SANDERS Jude SvplvrnlJN 71 Fuluro Nur-.QQ 21 G.A.A.: Volleyball I,2,3,4, Baskclball I,2,3, Bowlinq 21314. KENNETH GORDON SANFORD King June 251 Sluilenf Council l,31 Pep Club 4. JACOUELINE FLORENCE SCHEIDT Jackie O-ilober l31 Band l,2,31 Junior Playg Future Nurses 41 Cnlclvrla A5',i:.TanI I1 G.A.A.: Volleyball l,2,3,4, Baslccl- bnll l121 Bowlinq I,Z,3,41 Turvbling I,Z1 Junior Red Cross 41 Monllor 4. HOWARD MELVIN SCHNIIDT Duke July 41Tmcl4 l,2,3,41 Fooiball I,21 Intramural Baslcclball I. ADRIENNE MARIE SENDRA FrIIl July 251 Locln Business Slaff 41 Caleleria Assislanl I,2,3141 G.A.A,: Volleyball l,3g Pep Club 314. JUNE ARLENE SHEPHERD Juno 91 G-.A,A.: Volleyball 314, Bowling I,2,3,41 Turvbling I1 Pep Club 2114. LORRAINE MARIE SLACK November 22: Lock Editorial Slaff 31 Library Aide 2,3,41 Caleleria Assisfanl 2,3141 G.A.A.: Volleyball 2,3141 Tennis 21314, Bowling 21314: Junior Red Cross 4. GERALDINE FRANCES SMREKAR Gear December 21 Fulure Nurses 3,4. KAREN MARIE SOLLEY Soplciubor I41 Cafclc-rin Assi-slanl 213,41 GAA.: Volley- lmll 213, Tennis 2, Baikelball 21 Bowling 213. JUDITH ANN SPRINKLE Sprink November 51 Sfudenf Council 31 Junior Play, Senior Playg Clwaru-. l,213,4, Maclriqals 41 Library Aide I3 G.A.A.: Vol- leyball 4, Tennis 2,3, Baskelball l,2,3,4, Bowling 2,3,4, Tumblinq l,2,3g Junior Red Cross l1Z1 Clwrisfmas Program 2,41 Poo Club 213141Voice of Democracy Conlesl 41 Moni- 'or 3. IMA JEAN STAMM Qclober Ibg Lock Edilorial Staff 43 Fulure Teachers 4g Library Aide 2,3,4g GAA.: Volleyball I,Z,3,4, Baskefball I,2,3,4, Bowling 2,3,4. JOAN MARIE STAUSS Sfaussle March l4y Lock Business SIafl3gCI1orus l,2,3,4, Maclriqals 41 G.A.A.2 Volleyball I,2,3,4, Tennis 3,4, Baslcclball l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Lifesayinc 2,3,4, Tumblinq I,2, Junior Red Cross 4, Pep Club 3,47 Chrisln-as Proqrarn 4. ANN RAE STOLCK Gaucho December 25, Fulure Nurses 43 GAA.: Volleyball 3, Bas- lce1ball4, Bowling 4, Pep Club 3. VIRGINIA THERESE STRAHANOSKI Ski December lBg Lock Business Sfaff 4: Junior Play: Pep Club 4. EDWARD RICHARD SUCHARSKI Ed June 271 Fulure Farmers 3,43 FooIball 2. JEANETTE HULDA SWARTHOUT December I2g Chorus 3,45 Fufure Teachers 41 Library Aide I,Zj G-.A.A.: Volleyball 2,3, Tcnns 2, Baskdball 2. VERMEL TAITE Decerr ber l7. ALICE PATRICIA TASKAY Sach March IB, Chorus lp Fuiure Nurses l,2,3,4, Library Aide I,2g G.A.A.: Volleyball l,2,3Q Junior Red Cross lg Monr- for 4, ELLEN CATHERINE THOMAS November l5g Sludenf Council 45 Lock Business Slafl 43 Times Slafl 45 Junior Play, Senior Play, Clworus I,2,3,4g Fuiure Nurses 3, Library Aide lg G.A.A.: Volleyball 3,4, Baskelball l,2,3,4, Bowling 3,4, Tumbling l,2,3g Junior Red Cross 33 Pep Club 2,3,4. CAROL ANN TONDINI March II, Chorus l,2,3g G.A.A.: Volleyball I,2,3,4, Tennis 34 Baslcerball I,2,3,4, Tumbling 2,33 Monilor 4, Pep Club PAUL ROBERT TORKELSON Tork September I5 Track 25 Football I,2,3,45 Basketball I5 L Club 4. HARRIETTIE TOWLES October 55 CI1orus3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4. DONNA MAE UNDERHILL September 35 Lock Editorial Stall 45 Library Aide l,2,3, Secretary 4. JUNE VAN DYKE June I2. NANCY LEE VANFOSSAN Nant February 55 Student Council 25 Senior Play5 Chorus l,25 G.A.A.: Volleyball l,2,3,4, Tennis 3, Basketball l,2,3, Bowl- inq l,2,3,4, Tumbling l,2,3,45 Monitor 4. RICHARD VARGAS Rich May 225 Band l,2,3,45 Junior Play, Senior Play5 Chorus 3,45 Proiectionist Club I, Vice-President 2, RICHARD DONALD VARGO Dick May 95 Track I5 Baseball I. BUIST WALKER November l85 National Honor Sociel'y5 Student Council l,2,45 Class Treasurer l, Class Vice-President 2, President 45 Senior Play5 Chorus 45 Cafeteria Assistant 2,3,45 Track I5 Tennis 25 Swimming 2,3,45 Football l,2,45 Basketball I5 Monitor 3,45 Homecoming King 4. PATRICIA PAULINE WARD Pat June l25 National Honor Siocietyg Quill and Scroll 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Lock Editorial Staff 4, Photographer 45 Lock Business Stalf 3,45 Times 3, Photography Editor 45 Junior PIay5 Student Director ot' Senior PIay5 G.A.A.: Volleyball l,2,3,4, Tennis 2,34 Basketball l,2,3,4, Bowling I,2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3, President 45 Monitor 3,45 Perfect Attendance. RICHARD DONALD WARD Dick Juno 245 Student Council I5 Proiectionist Club I5 Base- ball I2. PEGGY ANN WELLS January 27p Lincoln Day Proqrarn 31 Llb'n'y Afor- 3,4g Caloferla Asslsfanf l,2,3,4g GAA.: Volleyball 2,3,4, Tennxs 4, Baskelball 3,4, Bowllnq 3,4g Junior Red Crow' l,3,4. ROLAND GEORGE WHALEN RoIIie January 33 Senior Play: Calornrla Assislanl 43 Barclsnll Manager 33 Foolball 23,45 Baslrelball I L Club 4. LAWRENCE PARK WIDNER Larry November I4g Sludenf Council 25 Swiwmlng I,2. WAYNE ALLEN WIDNER June bg Baseball Ig Prolectlonfzl Club I. ALLEN RICHARD WIEDMEYER Weedy Oclober I2g Band I,2,3g Chorus Ig Golf I. ARTHUR JOSEPH WIESBROOK Ari July l4j Fulure Farrncrs 3,4g Monlfor 4. CHARLENE KAYE WILSON Charley Augusf 241 Chorus l,2g G.A.A.: Volleyball I,2,3, Haskell ball I,2,3, Bowling I,2,3g Monllor 4. , Manaqrrr 3,4 RAYMOND ARNOLD WITTKOFSKI WEN Sepfember 53 Foolball 2,3,4, Co-Capla I,2,3,4g L Club. GERALDINE BERNICE WOLFE Genie December I: Chrlsfmas Program 43 Fufure Nurses 3,45 Monlfor 4. IRENE AGNES WOLSIC Chee-Chee Ocrober 4. in 4: Baskelball WILLIAM WALLACE WONDERS Willie December I7g Proieclionisl Club lg Fooiball 23 Radio Club I. CORRINE MARIE WOODS Corky December 283 Sfudenf Council 45 Lock Business Slaff 2,43 Chorus lg Junior Red Cross 23 Monilor 4. NATHANIEL WRIGHT Nah December 21 Band l,2,3,4g Baskelball I, DONNA JEAN ZELLER Donnie July 23. ROBERT A. ZOLECKI Bob March 55 Radio Club l. BEVERLY JEAN FISHER Fish July 255 Sfudenf Council I,2g Junior Playg Chorus l,2,33 Fulure Nurses I,2,3g G.A.A.: Volleyball l,2,3, Baskelball I,2, Bowling I,2,3. 49 EM all you wnnl, I don'l care! Al If-asl l won'l look fa? on siege, Doug seems lo be saying. Bev musl have been working on lhe llonl 11 lol longer Than Marge and Wayne-She looks awfully fired. Ellen can can . . , Can you? Gel fo work. Jack, if you wanl your car lo fun. Do you Think you can record The beauliful noles from lhe concerl, Marty? Ken doesn'fIook1oo hopeful. Norm, il says riqhl here lo slop lhe filmlion when The solulion lurns blue. Judy and Zenda are making beauliful purses in Mr. Cherry's lealhercrafl class. 5353 Top Row: And did you know Thai las? nighf he ------ . Hey, furn around, kidsg you're going Io ge? your piciure Iaken. I Iold you coachg we need new warm up suifs for fhe feam. Second Row: Hey, Ihafs nof Sanfa -fhaf's Ken Barone. My, said Pai, I fhink we should be chosen as ihe besi dressed girls in Ihe Senior class, don'f you, Mike? Jeepers, if I don'r hurry, l'II be Iafe for my nexi class. Boifom Row: What will happen if we furn this gadgef, Mr. Maurer? Dannie, if you're no? doing anyfhing special Safurday, how abou! going to The show wifh me? quesfioned Tom. Smile prefiy, boys! I'm going 'ro 'rake a piciure, 51 Ax :ee advallez' in life :ee arquire ll lt'ef'r11'1' .verzse of the ralue of time. ,Yolhing else, indeed, .veenix of any L'0II.W'lIlll'Ill'!'.' and :ee beeorm' 1ni.ver.v in this retjlerl. - -Il.KZI.I'lWl Time for Learning Chairman of Sponsors 'I'wo years have passed and time has made us Juniors, upper-elassmen at last. Now, in- stead of being initiated, we initiateg instead of huying elevator tiekets, we sell them. Yes, wc are truly upperelassmen, YM- hegan our year hy electing our ofheersz Greg Brown, presidentg Kristin Ehn. vice- presidentg Judy Pearson, treasurerg and Carol Clavoretto, seeretary. vvl1C'Il the time Came, we ehose Molly 'l'homas to represent our Class in the homecoming parade and danee. Short- ly after homeeoming under the direction of Mr. lYilliain Tipler we presented the junior Play, a three art Comedy, entitled, 'cstrictly Formal. The play was presented to paeked houses hoth nights and was a huge sueeess. Choosing our elass rings was another exciting event Wllifll took plaee in the fall. Oh, the time we spent weighing the advantages of ehoosing this ring or not selecting that one. Shortly hefore Christmas our rings arrived, and also at this time we eleeted Steve John- l K 'I Yay , .,., ta!-TE,-g l V --silt.. -Eksl' 'Xx fififu' A .l i z i -21' .1 .14-Z -,. -. .I ti Q .1 Lszf if 4'f g- 2-13: my 12'. A 3 'f121i5iL12V5E .32 J,-Q lu gg, :wen . , fi lk.:::ii ':'- 2 .-,xggtgza - 131 3 , 'NF-QLWYH:-31129 2232 ta GREG BROWN KRISTIN EHN President Vice-President son and Kathleen Roberts as eo-ehairmen for the Prom. We are proud to say that we had five .lun- iors on our varsity basketball team, all of whom played quite regularly. VVe can't men- tion these five boys, Edward Burke, Joseph Pesavento, Guary Horton, Lee James, and Ken- neth Norton, without mentioning the fine work our cheerleaders, Pat Drake and .lane Nfurray have done this past year. This year we attended College Night ancl. many of our futures heeame more eertain. Wo gained much valuahle information from thiw night. Throughout the year we eondueted do-nut Loek sales, bakery sales, and sold pop at the Staff Dances in order to make money for the the Prom. On May fourth as we daneed to dreamy music of johnny Kayels Orchestra. we realized that every hit of the extra work worth all the time it took. XVLN CAROL CAVORETTO JUDY PEARSON 59C efHfY Treasurer CAMILLE ABRAMS FRANK ALBERICO RICHARD ALBERICO BOOKER ALLEN ERNEST ALLEN MARGARET ASPEL KARL ASTROM JUDY BABICH FREDERICK BALDAZZI GENNIE BARFIELD MARY BARLOW EDWARD BARTA RICHARD BARTEL JAMES BATUSICH MAURICE BELL JOHN BILLINGSLEY GERALD BINZEN EXIDELL BLACKMON MELANIE BLOGG GEORGE BOBAK ROGER BOLATTINO SAMUEL BRASS DONALD BROCKWAY GREG BROWN A A .,.. . , -'77 . I L .wg EDWARD EKLUND JEANETTE ENGERT HELEN ERICKSEN DELORES FABB RE DANNY FARMER I 526 If HOWARD ERICKSEN 'af ,, J DAVID FARNY DONNA FELLOWS JACOUELINE FELTZ MILTON FERYANCE JACKIE FISH RONALD FRACARO MARTHA GAVINS ELAINE GETSON ER DOUGLAS GLEASON RUTH GOVO STIS dm .Q QE. A 2 NZ ROBERT FELBINGER Q- W Y :If NANCY FREDENDALL ,. A .J ., JF fs J-'I' WILLIAM GRADY ALBERT GREEN JOSEPH GREENBERG MARTHA GRUBISICH ' FRANCES GUTI ERREZ DOROTHY HARRIS , 3 .ED I ,X in 'KS H I 4 .ll I 5. x egg . -zz.. . 6 x ISI? I -IA if N ..,., ,L . if -1-L an wf' Wifi? 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NANCY HEEG fum 'LSTA RTN 2 52 I if 1-v Q. , f f Q I ' af' vi PATRICIA HENSON GARRY HICKS BRIAN HIRNER GARY HISH JOY HOLLOWAY ROBERT HOLMAN GUARY HORTON ROSE MARY HUBERT HERBERT HULS JUDY HUTCHINSON HAROLD HUWALDT LEE JAMES ROBIN JEFFRIES TERRY JENSEN JUDY JOHNSON STEVE JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON SALLY JOHNSTON ARITHA JONES ROBERT JUNGLES KAY KELLY JOAN KELM SHIRLEY KETCHUM RONALD KEVISH BERNARD KIJOWSKI RAYMOND KIJOWSKI BEVERLY KIRMAN FRANCIS KITTINGER WILLIAM KLEPEC Wing. , f sm l ANN MCDAVID KATHLEEN McGINNlS LORETTA MCNEAR LARRY NOIRFALISE KENT NORDENBERG MARIAN NORTH KENNETH NORTON JANICE NOVAK MARJORIE NYSTROM SHARON O'BRIEN BARBARA OLSEN ROBERT O'NEILL WILLIAM ORDING FRANK PACKLEY RICHARD PANICH JEANETTE FATE RAYMOND PAVLACK ANDREW PAVLICH JOAN PEARSON JUDY PEARSON ROBERT PEARSON MARY PENA KATHLEEN PERONA JOSEPH PESAVENTO ROY PHARR FRANK PIAZZA PAMELA PIERCE KENNETH PIERSON CONSTANCE POCHYNOK EUGENE PONKAUSKAS v A Sas wr , ., .,..,as-If, vs S 'X Li, f .1' qu If -. V' 'I' -1 5 z f if bm - 5' ' .I V 'se as S Q ESS' I :Q- N I A X 1 Q '76 il A .:,, A I bl ix 3 K I N I I Xxx - S 8. S'- N. .L w-VR' L 'U X 3 I 'Q 5 Q51 M s X if L -. if II .,L,..,1 7 I f ' ,, AQ av. -W ' LAWRENCE KLUSKA JAMES KOBE DONALD KORAN GERALD KOZAK EVELYN KROHN VICTORIA KURE MILDRED KURTH STEVE LARSON LEON LEGROS GERALD LIKAR CAROLINE LILLIE JUDY LOVE JOHN LUDWIG GREGORY MACHAK ROBERT MALAK ROGER MALAK JEANINE MANCE JOHN MIKULA SAMUEL MITCHELL BARBARA MOERBE THOMAS MUNCHALFEN JANE MURRAY JEAN MUSICH IDA MCCAIN I I I I v ' mf .'-f 5 if S BEATRICE POPIK DANIEL POTOCHNIC ROBERT POZEK WILLIAM PRUETER BONNIE PYTLEWSKI ELAINE RADEMACHER SHERMAN REITER BONNIE REVELS KATHLEEN ROBERTS EDWARD ROGAN MICHAEL ROGAN CAROL ROWLEY THOMAS ROZANSKI SHARON RUMCHAK ROBERT RUMPLE KENNETH SANDEEN GLENDA SCHIFLER HILDEGARDE SCHILDGEN FRED SCHOPPE ELMER SCHROLL GAIL SCHULZ RUBY SCHWAB MARJORIE SEGERBERG RONALD SETINA , 1 . :,:-I ':':' E: A ' I ' Q A V.,.. . , v P? T T if 'M' 'aff' f I ... - . , -. H. - V , ,. ,4 g mf' 1 5? ...J RAYMOND SHEPHERD SALLY SHOOP DONNA SKUBAN STEPHEN SLATTON DENNIS SLUSKI JUDIE SMITH LARRY SOLOMON KENNETH SPANGLER BETTY SPIGNER MURIEL STAMM MARJORIE STEINHOUSE FRED STEINMANN JUDY STEPHENSON MICHAEL STERNISHA BARBARA STEWART JAMES STIGLICH CHARLENE STRONG CARYL SULLIVAN RICHARD SWARTHOUT DENNIS TAYLOR IRVIN TERMUENDE DONALD THOMAS MARY THOMAS ROBERT THOMPSON CAROLYN THUDIUM JEAN TOVVLES THOMAS TOWNSEND CHARLES TRAVIS LEONA TROUTMAN ANNETTE TYLER lf me Well, I bouqhf my douqhnuI, said Charlene, I'm glad Ihe proceeds are going Io be conlribufed To the March of Dimes Campaign. And Ihe ceiling for Ihe Prom will be blue . .... CAROL VANCINA PAULA VENTURA MARILYN VONCH MARY ANN WARD WILMA WAWCZAK EDWIN WEEKS ROBERT WEGRZYN NICHOLAS WELTER DONALD WEST MARILYN WHALEN GERALD WIDNER ROBERT WITTKOFSKI PATRICIA WOLFE DONALD WOODS MEROLD YA'IES L. G. YOUNG MARIE ZABALA 57 Here we find Wilma Wawczak and Jean Musich ufilizing Ohe fwenfy min- ufe sfudy period given fhe sfudenf af The beginning or end of alrnosf every hour. We musf keep an eye on Qhis solufion because as soon as if sfarfs to change color we've go? fo sfcp the reaciion. Well-look! I can fype, I can fype, I can Iype. Firsl love, frue love-7haf's a phrase fha? can be easily applied lo Bill Grady and Pal Hansen. Sally and Judy check lheir assignmenls while Carolyn and Carol exchange pleasanlries during the four minules between classes. Jean Towles and Wilma Wawczak lry desperalely fo avoid fhe flash of lhe camera. Hey, did you say fhis piclure was going in fhe Lock? Time to Gain Experience What a hu-y time we'yc had thiy past year! We have taken an enthusiastic part in all the artiyitiex and organizations. Nlany of us were fortunate in being elected ofhcers of various organizations. All can recall how confident of our ahilitiex we were as we attended F.T.A.. Cl..-X..'X,. Lock. liines, Student Council and all the other meetings of the extra-curricular actiyiticy. Ol' courw. it wax not all work and no play because any one of ttf can tell you about the excitement of the football. basketball and base- hall games. the wrestling. swimming and track rnatchek. lYe always represented our class by attending as many of these contests as possible. We attended the plays presented by the dif- ferent claxses. and we ax underclassmcn watched with anxiety realizing that we. as upperelasxmen. STEVE PARTAK President The time Io bc liajzpy it HOZVI, 7111- fzlarc to be liajrfrvr is lzerc. The ferry In be liapfry it Io nzake otlzcrx xo. ...N would he there on that stage prexcnting our play next year. We were also glad that we eould gain experience while prexenting our Une-Act Night in conjunction with the Freshmen. XXX-'vc tried to gain experience by participat- ing in the activitiey. and we ean proudly look back at our record of thix past year: our Home- coming Hoat won a prize. our classmates were keen at programs proving their ability and the girls as well 115 the boys worked hard gaining recognition in athletiex. Certainly every sophomore can look hack with pride on this paat year. Bexides being active we'ye had a wonderful year. YVe hope our coming years at I..T.H.S. can be as full of ex- eitement as this past one-our Sophomore Year, a year of experience. - INGERSOLI. JOHN L. PENCE Chairman of Sponsors ,KW BONNIE CAGWIN JUNE ANDERSON JOHN DIAZ Vice-President Treasurer Sec,-efary SUSAN ABRAMS JOHN ADELMAN MARY LOU ADKINS ELIZABETH ALEXANDER GARY ALLEN JAMES ANDERSON , I R ,. ..,. , Lu , 92 i Q. I ' L E P' r 'Q' I if EE I 1 QR JUNE ANDERSON In MARILYNN ANDERSON 1.51 1 MQ Q ., ROBERT ANGUS Q f A . , 1 :Q A - TA .25 ' -- :R KENNETH ARMSTRONG ' -If , ' QL, JIMMY AWALT A I . -wg YL ' BONNIE AYERS ' . , 'R X A A -' W lv A x gi KAY AYERS , - DONALD BABICH L X if 2 - X DUNCAN BACHMANN Q li Q. -. :- f' R, LEE BAILEY A A A . T SA I PAUL BANNISTER L , Q is T PHILIP BARROSO , ' . If Q ' in I ' - , - X 'Y fA . E A - L Q S Rf - A JUDITH BARTSCH Q ,L V W . ,I Q BARBARA BAXA fqvf S, V 5 L. ERLENE BEHYMER Q 2-5' A-lf: JANET BELL M A- Q, QQ 'e ,,,'QQ' ' RUTH ANN BENCR . , Q. 'M A I---I- I. JOHN BENNETT .,,,x'NLwRQ BQ Q :gk f QQ 3 Q Q A X f. -. :B A . A Q - BONNIE BENSINO 'T-P MRL I Q Q , . KATHERINE BIER L L ...U QQ gf L 5 R DOUGLYNN BISSETT I '-31:1 Rf-3 G? We , , Q DARLENE BLAHA I '- I JEAN BLASING if RONALD BLASING I' N Q L1 di ii A ' E' PATRICK BOLAND A f , ,. , ww I RAYMOND BOLAND if Q -'I- R Q JAMES BREIHAN A I PHYLLIS BREWER f PHILIP BRICK Q -I f gm A CAROL BROWN IDR' 13-YW 1 S. 'y-A+: ' .:.:,.,,,.. Q A if fl .fax DIANE BROWN GEORGE BRUNNER ROBERT BUCK ROBERT BUMBER SUSANNE BURCHAM BARBARA BURKE CAROLYN BURRIS CARLA BUSCH MONENE BUTLER BONNIE CAGWIN MARY NELL CAMPBELL MILDRED CAMPBELL CAROL CAPISTA JACK CARPENTER RANDALL CARROLL JYME CHANDLER KENT CHESNUT EDGAR CLARK Q QQQRQ Q QQ M L xA pk, f LAX I Q uf' SANDRA DETAR JOHN DIAZ ROBERT DIMOCK ANDREW DJERF JAMES EICHELBERGER ROBERT EKLUND HERBERT ELY GERALD ERICKSON SANDRA FARCUS EDWARD FARNSWORTH JEWEL FERGUSON ROBERT FERRY IRIS FILIPOWICZ BECKY FLETCHER LINDA FLORY SANDRA FLOYD SHIRLEY FOSCHI IRENE FOX RUTH FRADENBURG JOANN FRANCESCON JUDY FRANCESCON EDWARD FRAZIER LORA FREIER CAROL GAINES CAROL GEHNER LARRY GIARDINA GERALD GILES MAXINE GILL MARJORIE GLASSER MICHAEL GLEASON JAMES A. GREEN JAMES E, GREEN BERNADINE GRIKSTAS JACOUELYN GROGAN WAYNE GROSSKLAUSS RONALD GUDAC 'Q',,' 5 Jaw., 3, f fl ,,., ,.E. 5 ,... , K -if 'gif oenwm cLEvELANo HAROLD coLLlsR K. GREGORY comen ' GERALD CONANT JYME CRABB KELLY CRADER KAY CRONK JUDITH CUNICO RONALD DAHLGREN LOUIS DARIN BARBARA DEHM I. sfkt nfl RICHARD COTTER NICHOLAS CRNKOVIC SHARON CRONHOLM CAROLYN CUMMINGS ANGELA CUNICO ROSELLA DE ANGELIS GAYLORD DEL SASSO --ZQ 2 -2I. 6 2 -.,, I 2 5 5. 'I UI'-:M w'I:i '4 fv E V.A ' 5, 55: I h .qs I 1. A .M .,f ' it I' A W , Q V ,. : Izl, V , V 1- C, ' ' '.... I I - . A-EE In ff 'sf I' . if! if - ' fi - ' I .,.n:,::,- Q V I '-:- if ' I Q ' D I 5 Q... V vs... . SVV. ' Z' 'rw I I -H' A X ,: ' L1 Y 1 LILLIAN GUTZEIT ROSE ANNA HACHER JOHN HADVIZJAK EMMA HARBIN GARY HARDING OCIE HARRIS THOMAS HARTFORD RUTH HATTON JUDITH HAVER LARRY HEDDEN EDWARD HEJKA CHARLENE HENINGER SHARON HERMAN LINDA HERRON CARL HEUSSNER CAROL HEUSSNER BETTY HILLY PEGGY HOLMES A 'af 4... fs. I I uv ..,., I F V .I LI . .. Z ls-i :Qi S .. , . I 'E , ..LL.,. Q ,g wllge '- - , ' JIT? , 5 :FA :V ff X I I I 1 .. ., ,- I- I . I I Q. , A ' N I V A , :N ' ' I W ,...f M , Af-A I I? W af NT' QI Fw CHARLES HOLT GARY HOUSEHOLDER JOHN HOWARD EARL HUTCHINSON JANET JACKSON JANICE JACOBSEN VIRGINIA JAHNEKE GARY JAMES ELAINE JOHNSON WAYNE JOHNSON REBECCA JONES CAROL JUNGLES MARY JURICIC WALTER JURICIC CAROLYN KALUZNY BARBARA KAVENEY ROSIE KEYES MARTHA KEITH MARY KELLOGG KENNETH KELLY SCOTT KENNEDY ROBERT KIELMA KENNETH KLING JANETTE KNIPPEN NICKOLAS KOBE MARDELL KONICEK VIOLETTE KONOW ANDREW KOTOWICZ EDWARD LARSON CHARLES L. LAUFFER JAY LE FEVERS MARILYN LEIN DANIEL LIKAR KENNETH LINDSTROM CORRINE LONGHINI ELAINE LOVISON ' A .M fg f 15, T' T? ' I- . ff f: ' L . IR I ...ff r A, RA, ,I 5 . RJ R QM V , ,W ' 13 F L .... A Ji., I 8 Y Z- WT I Tv .. -' .L , ff... I I ..' - . R IT, 'Ska f THOMAS MURRAY MARGARET Mums RICHARD MYERS wuLaeRr MCCLELLAN PAUL MCCULLOUGH A' cARoLe MCGINN I X ROBERT MQNEAR GEORGE MCOUARY DONALD NAGEL DONNA NEHLS JAMES NELSON SANDRA NIKIEL GEORGIA NORDSTROM MARLEN NORDSTROM SHELVY NORWOOD MARJORIE OLSON MARY KAY PAHL DENNIS PAISLEY STEVE PARTAK CAROLE PAULY LEONARD PAVUCH JUNE PEOPLES MARY ANN PESAVENTO SHIRLEY PETERSON WAYNE PETERSON WILLIAM PETERSON ROGER PHILPOTT ROBERT PIASKOWY JEANNETTE PINNICK GERALD PIUS JAMES PLANKAR JOAN PLESE RAY POE RICHARD PONKAUSKAS ROBERT POSEGA i I .aaa E ' f, P-'PX A If I . ..,,, 9, I -1 -2 :V . L 5 ii' 5: JANICE SANTERELLI GENE SANTOLIN CHERYL SASS GERALD SCHILDGEN LAWRENCE SCHROCK ARLA SCHROLL NORMA SCHUMANN FLOYD SCHWAB MARILYN SETSZKE GEORGINE SHAFFER MARY ELLEN SHOEMAKER ROBERT SILAKOWSKI RONALD SILAKOWSKI DOROTHY SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH DONNA STADLER WAYNE STALKER MARY STAMM AMY STAPLES ROBERT STARTZ LEROY STEPHENS JACOUELINE STIRRAT JUDITH STOCKBAR LEE STUEBING HENRY SWEENEY EDWIN TERMUENDE RUTH TIEMANN BARBARA TOWNSEND HERBERT TOWNSEND KENNETH TURNBOUGH SALLY TYNOR DAVID UNDERHILL KAY UNDERWOOD BETTY VINCENT MARTHA VIRKLAN ELAINE VODVARKA A-1 +- will 1' X F. I Ny IW I Q, I an HX Q ww MARVA POSTON DONALD PRICE JERRY PULASKI JOY PURDY JACK RADOSEVICH PHYLLIS RAIHL CHARLOTTE RAMOS PATRICIA RAUWORTH SANDRA REDIEHS RALPH REITER GERALD RICHARDS DONALD A, RIGONI CAROLE RUBINIC ROBERT RUETTIGER KAREN RUNGAITIS JAMES SALBEGO JUDITH SALBEGO RICHARD SANFORD JY: 4 we 'WY fun. 1-7 Jenna WALKER If CAROL wean I RICHARD wenen Jo ANN wune CHERYL WILLIAMS CLARENCE WILLIAMS RONALD WILLIAMS JUDY WITTKOFSKI KATHY WOODS WILLIAM ZADEL RICHARD ZELLER Oh, no! Don'f fell me I've done The wrong assignment Hey, boys, Ief's see if Miss Fagan will Ief us use a con- ference room. These biology siudenfs are working diliqenily fo mounf a chicken for Iheir semesIer projecf, TOP LEFT Are we really going lo have a biology lest, Mr. RuHer? ask Sandy Delar and K ren Rungail TOP RIGHT Befler hurry girls' You'Il miss your bus. BOTTOM LEFT Did you say we're going lo double wifh Bonnie BOTTOM RlGHT C'mon Joe, I wan? Oo have my piclure faken! 67 and Bob? Carolyn asks Jim 'fl 1 ll Bob, Jerry, and Ed fake a few minufes from washing dishes io wafch fhe birdie. Hurry boys! Those dishes will never be done for Ohe nexf line. ll 'DENY is difficulf Yo Q89 a drive of any Bonnie and Georgia hurry home from a melo- Look sfudious! Here she comes and we don'? dusiance off Ohls cemenf, dious session in ihe band room. wan! fo ge? kicked oui Two days in a row. 68 A Time for Wonderment School had hm-gun and our vycs wcrt- fillt-d with tht- wondvrxnc-nt of a now school lift' ahout us. Wt- wcrt- fI'l'SllIllCIl trying to forgot our fvars of faring uppt-rrlassint-n and tt-at'l1t'rs. XY1' ran look hack now and suv why tht' uppvrrlassmvn said, You ran surt- tt-ll tht- llI't'Sl1llll'll,, l'5lJt'C'l1llly. wht-n sonn- of us startcd wi-aring our lorkt-r kt-ys on chains around our ncrks. Soon activitim-s ht-gan. and wt- wcrv happy to lvarn that our flass was vligihlc to join all or- ganizations in thi- svhool. xvlll'Il thi- lioothall svason hvgan. that lircsluuan hoys wcnt out lion' lht' lrosll-soph ltillll. Nlany ol oui hoys also 1-njoyi-d working on tht- fri-sluuan squad. livliort' tht- haskvthall svason startvd two l-l'l'Sl1- nian girls. Carolyn Yatvs and -luanita liovlnnt-. wvrz- t-lt-c'tt'Ll t'lu't-rl1'adt-rs. The haskvthall wa- son was just as thrilling as tht- now past foothall srllvcllllv, l'SIJt'l'lZllly whvn tht- frosh-soph train won. 'lilll' varsity ganivs wcrv just as 1-xriting for Us as for tht- uppcrt'lassnu-n. and wo wvrt' rcally ahlc to show our Porn-r Spirit in sonu' of thi- Closvr gamc-s. Tha' frosh-soph tt-ani iin- provvd all along thc wholc svason, and wt' know that some day thcy will inakc grvat varsity players. Thi- Lock Stall Danrvs wvrv ncw l'XlJt'l'll'Ill't'S for us as wt-ll as that Hornt-Corning llanrr. Har- Vvst Hop, Snowflaki- Fantasy. and Swing to Spring. If wt' didn't havc tht' rouiagi' to ask or wvrt' not askvd to tht-st' dant'vs. wi' had thc' oppor- tunity of working at thrin sclling tivkvts. rhvrk- inf coats or st-rvinf punrh Oh! It was loads h 1 . . 5 . ot lun to hvlp dt-roratm' too. ,-Xll thc- magic of our ni-w 4-xpt'1'i1'm'1-s and hopc for sllt't'l'Ss in tht' ycars ahvad havv Illlllll' us ri-alizc that w1- ran truly hi- proud of having ht-1-n Frvslnnt-n at l,.'l',H S. in lllgiti-37. 1111111 II flllll fo: A111111 Ilizngx. and II tum' for all Iliizigl: Il t1m1' fm grunt tlzzngt. IIIIII 11 filllf' for .mmll tliingx. --CLRVAN l L5 SCOTT RODEGHIERO President .1 MISS LORINA GOERZ Chairman of Sponsors Q- ,111 QT Juov NOVAK JAMES MANCE MARGARET MEADOWS Vice-President Treasurer Secretary CLARENCE ABRAMS JOANN ALBERICO LINDA ALBERICO BRIAN ALBERS JOHN ALEXANDER ORA ALLEN ARTHUR ANDERSON BETTY ANDERSON CAROLYNN ANDERSON LYNN ANDERSON CAROLE ANGLEMIRE DAVID ANGUS CHARLES ARMSTRONG MARY FRANCES BACA LARRY BAILEY EDWARD BALDEGO LORRAINE BALDEGO DAVID BARBIC ROGER BASHAM RONALD BAXA MARY ANN BECKER ROBERT BECKER MARGARET BENNETT KENT BERGOUIST DELORES BIANCO MICHAEL BINZEN RAYMOND BLASKEY JANET BLAZEVICH SUSAN BLESSING CHARLES BLOGG ANTHONY BLUM JUANITA BOEHME GLEN BORMET THOMAS BRAASCH JANET BRAINARD NETA BREITWEISER GLORIA BROMBEREK SUSAN BROWN SHIRLEY BROZOVICH FRANK BRUNTJEN EDNA BURCHAM DIANE BURKE CECIL BURNS SANDRA CAGWIN NOBBIE CAMPBELL BOYZELL CARLISLE EARL CARLTON THOMAS CARR HAROLD CARTER ERNESTINE CHANDLER DONNA CHESNUT RONNIE CHINDERLE VIRGINIA CLEAR JOANN COLLOFELLO RICHARD COLLOPY CHARLES COOK LEROY CORBLEY FRANCIS COSTA DEANNA COSTABLE LEONARD COX PHILIP CROMER CECIL CROSS JERRY CUNICO GARY CURTIS MICHELE CURTIS PATRICIA DAHL FRED DALBERG JANET DANBURY JOSEPH DARIN GARY DA ROSA BERNICE DE CLUE DONALD DEKKER ELAINE DERENSKI ARTHUR DEVEREAUX PATRICIA DEVINE DONALD DIAL KENNETH DORION EDWARD DORRIS JOAN DOSS JAMES DRAKE MARY DULNY RICHARD DYSTRUP DENNIS EATON HAROLD EBENROTH EDWARD EDSON MARIAN ERICKSON EDWIN ERICKSON JEAN ERWIN SALLY FARNSWORTH CORALEE FARR PATRICIA FEITHEN HARVEY FERGUSON SHARON FISHER KENTON FISKE CHARLES FITZGERALD GLORIA FLETCHER RALPH FOREMAN TOM FOREMAN FRED FRACARO CAROLYN FRAMPTON TERRY FREIER BARBARA FULTON CAROLYN FULTON JOHN GARSON BETTY GAVINS DAVID GOEKE CONSTANCE GOVOSTIS JAMES GOVOSTIS A ,,,' , . b -2 - I f 4 I ' M 5- 1.Rf'.. -E: Y L 1 -Fe' .1 x ,h 4.4! 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A IE X I W ggi, 'f'- -:-f1 2 4.' 1 X W Sid' q IIE KAREN GULLICKSEN DOUGLAS HABERKORN WAYNE HALL GEORGE HALLIS JOAN HANNA DOROTHY HAMPTON SUSAN HARRIS BONNIE HARRISON HOWARD HAWES ALAN HEATHERWICK DAVIDEEN HELLBERG MARY HERMAN JEANINE HICKMAN DENNIS HILL GINGER HILL GERALD HOFFMAN HAROLD HOLLARS 'T TOM HOUSE ANN HUSK STEPHEN JACKIMOSKI JUDY JADRON EDWIN JOHNSON JIMMY JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON ROBERT JOLY DOUGLAS JUSTICE CAROL KASPRZYCKI , DONALD KELLY DOROTHY KETCHUM M4 A LORAN KIMSEY I A 'I' C 4? v- ' KY? Y -In ,f .If Y f -5-. .... 'IR' ' I I f QT II in 'JA 4 . L55 vi , QW M 6,- ,I ff' I . R Sig fx - ' ' L : .L RA L, f ...IQ , -. I? I Q33 'is V1.1 Q 3... ,vat kk .-... E ,. is i JUDIII-I KLUSKA 1 ' ' ' ELAINE KNUBBE -, ., JUDY KNUTSON .. .' GEORGE KOBART - ' , BARBARA KOKOSZ '., ' gt X. .,-g,- . Ino picfurel I LL, . A DOROTHY KON I EDWARD KORCZAK V. I CAROLYN IcovAcEvIcH ' GEORGINE KOZAK MARION KRAFT . ' ' PERRY KRISTICH 5 M 4 1 2,1154 aa 4 , - .1-5 mv I Q I ' Y I I E e I X .L ' aYQ'?q' W 'A -' . ' ,, I ,A JAMES KUPINA , ', MICHAEL LAAIz ' K F ,.:,, V JAMES LAMIIERI L' . 'i I-fs... f PETER LARSEN H IV, ,,.,.- RALPI-I LARSEN ..,,.r.Q. I- A, LESTER LARSON TIMOTHY LARSON - 1 ' I: ALMA LAUEEER -A . - 'T' I KEITH LE GRAND V if 1 1 if ..,. 4' L, . . 2 , an 'I '31, J 'ig . :SLP 1 ffifjg- I .3 . I t ' I H R 4 4-lr - I ' W, JUNE LEGROS Q ' ' SANDRA LEINIIACH '- ' V I SHARON LINDSTROM SHARON LOCKNER JAMES LONG JERRY LOVE LOREON LOVE MARY LUEBS WILLIAM LUEBS LUDIE LUNNINGHAM ALICIA MAGUIRE PAUL MANDEVILLE MARILYN MANTHEY LAWRENCE MUDRON THOMAS MARION DONNA MARTINO DENNIS MARZEC ROBERT MATESKI MARGARET MEADOWS DAVID MELOVIC DAVID MITZIT BONNIE MLYNARIK RAY MOHALICK ALFRED MOOS KALEEN MORRISON DONNA MORROW DONALD MURPHY JOSEPH MURPHY KATHLEEN MURRAY JUNE McCOMB CHARLES McDAVID COY MCELRATH DONNA McINTYRE CHARLES NICHOLLS AUDREY NORDSTROM JUDITH NOVAK ARNOLD NOWITSKI KATHLEEN OGREN DENIS OLIVER BONNIE ONOFREY DIANN OTWELL TOM PAJAK WAYNE PARKER PATRICIA PASTERNAK JAMES PELC JOYCE PEOPLES WILLIAM PETAN KARL PETEREIT KLAUS PETEREIT CAROL PETERMAN CARLA PHELPS DOUGLAS PIERSON SANDRA PIERSON CHRISTOPHER PINN JAMES PIRC CHRISTINE PLATKO DOROTHY PLESE -, 1 61-X Uk L ,S H x YY? i A 9 J V as 'QW' , f I 1. . , 1 1 Y .LW L , . I W' . ' ' .. ,... vp Q y I ' V AA 1' I 'R '- , Q M r A -x , - . 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A I I I 2 - , P P ,E.., , iv- JOHN PLESE DON PLUTH SANDRA PLUTH ROSEMARY PONKAUSKAS WILLIAM POOLE WILLIAM PORTER BETTIEANN POZEK RONALD POZEN NANCY PRICE RONALD PRICE NANCY PULASKI JOHN PUPPEL RONALD PURDY MICHAEL PYTLEWSKI PAUL RADEMACHER SUSAN RAJALA WILLIAM RAMSEY GLORIA RAMSEY KATHLEEN REED WILLIAM REED ORVILLE REITER JOANN RESZEL ROBERT RICHARDS SANDRA RIEBE JOHN RIGONI PATRICIA RILEY JERRY ROBERTSON WILLIAM ROBINSON BEVERLY RODEGHERO GERALD RODEGHIERO JOANN RODEGHIERO SCOTT RODEGHIERO CHARLES ROESEL BARBARA ROHDE EDWARD ROSSETTO THOMAS ROSSETTO GERALD ROTHLISBERGER RONALD ROZANSKI PATRICK RUMCHAK JAMES RUNGAITIS GERALD RUSS ELISE RUSSEL DONNA SAIEG DARLENE SANDERS LAMON SANDERS LILA SANDERS PAM SANDERS RONALD SANDERS EUGENE SARTORI MARLENE SCHMIDT MARK SCHMITZ LEE SCHNEIDER RAYMOND SCHOPPE GERALD SCHUSSLER JOYCE SEGERBERG DAISY SELLARS HARMON SELLARS JOYCE SETTLES CLAUD SHORT CHARLENE SIMONICH DENNIS SINGLETARY MARLENE SHILLMAN DELLA SMITH FRANCIS SMOLICH WILLIAM SMUTNAK LINDA SNIEGOWSKI THOMAS SOWA BOBBIE SPIGNER LEE STALKER LEONARD STANK CHARLES STANLEY ROBERT STAPLES EDWARD STAPLETON MARGIE STARTZ ROBERT STELLING JOHN STERNISHA STEVE STEWART JEAN STOBER CAROL STRYSIK VICTOR SULLINS BARBARA SUSKI CARYL SWENSON MARY KAY TAYLOR FRED TEZAK KAY THIEBEN PATRICIA THOMPSON JOANNE TODAY JOYCE TOWLES ROBERT TRANTINA JAMES TULLY WILDA TURNBOUGH JAMES VANCINA CHRIS VANCURA CECILIA VARGAS JAMES VINCENT KENNETH WALLING TAYLOR WALTER JAMES WARD KAY WARD HAZEL WASHINGTON MICHAEL WAWCZAK JACK WAXWEILER JAMES WAXWEILER RICHARD WEEMS ROBERT WELTER LAURA WEST JOHN WESTON HAROLD WIDNER 1, AERS RT T b I A T E: .: X -N - . 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BARBARA WIES HAZEL WILBER GLORIA WILLIAMS JESSE WILLIAMS BONNIE WILSON RONALD ZIESEMER DOROTHY WINKLER BERNARD WITTKOFSKI JUDITH WOLAN CAROL WOLFE SHARON WOLFE WILLIAM WOODS GERALDINE WREN JOHN WRIGHT SUSAN WRIGHT HAROLD WRINGER RONALD WROBEL CAROLYN YATES CAROL YOUNG DONNA YOUNG DIANE ZANELLI SHERWIN ZELLER DONALD WILSON ROBERT ZIVALY Caryl Sullivan, Carole Sue Johnson, Jeanine Hickman, Kafhleen Murray, Ray Schoppe, Pai FeiII1en, A qroup v' if Beffieann POIER, Billy Robinson, PaT Pashernak, Sandra Riebe, Jerry Rodeqhiero. Is iT really ThaT funny? Bill Poole, Darlene Simonich, Charles Mink, Judy KnuTson, Jean Erwin. In social science freshmen learn all abouT The world around Them. Barbara Kokosz, Edward Worsf, Bonnie Onofrey, Jim Vancina fsiTTingj, Wilda Turnbough, Sharon Wolfe, VicTor Sullins. Here we find a freshman class discussing The locaTion of various raw maTerials and producfs of The world. l 1-a .x,' M. 'fi i cf Donna Young, Jeanine Hickman, Sharon Fisher, Marqie STarTz, Joann Collofello, Daisy Sellars. Here The cameraman caTches some freshman girls discussinq The choralogue for The frosh-soph one-acT niTe. Susan Raiala, Linda Alberico, John WesTon, Marqaref BenneTT, Charles Cook, Bob Joly. A group of freshman science sTudenTs see The relafionship of The earTh To The sun and The moon, Sally FarnsworTh, Audrey Nordsfrom, Billy Anderson, Carolyn Yafes, Kaleen Morrison PicTured are some freshmen in a Typical anfic. -FF? 555555 X X 7 ,Q lag N. 7 , A ff -Zfa V LIQLQQ A Q4 ' x aww? 1 Vfb 1 'P' 5 Qi' :fflb f 4,::'I:.,. , Is 7 . p N Q X 'arf .gf Ill' 'I X 'P-.ll x H 1-N' I X 11' 52 N v' Q ' W NQQNM , NN 7x 5 ihpibxxsxq X 7'-'-:WZ X OIQQ 0lIlg ,001 X Q: X Q . gi 177776 if 'fl lil! fjffglsif :ts-Q 9rQQg!vlrrv54 fe- sQf:'11l' 'Q 4741550 19' 45 ' S ' - f ,. M llfpyf vvqtf ff, naeef' ,f9?' N ' 45 1 gags' 1' fa ' QW , ' 1111! fr! W 999999v 1 X 5 i' , SV, x X NE? 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'l'lu- pilrgiclc- that was rl-ally niuclrigails zu'l'ompz1niz-cl thi- lmncl :incl tlu- xpvrinl lor tlu- town, and I,ockport High Svhool Qmuh, ,,.,.,.,. ,.,.,.,.h.,.d W.,-5, ,.m1h,gh,,h,.2,lhx was tlu- Oil lhogrwss l':u':1cll' lu'lcl in l,o4'kpox't Mahi,-h was I,-cl hy thi. hand. Nlzniy tlizinks go to Mr. lirru-st Cznu-vu :incl hir. Hm'rlu'rt 'l':1t1'o1' for working around ilu' .-M usual. ilu' lmnd spoiwwrvtl its two am- l'loc'k to mzikm' ull this possilvlc. As tinu' govs nuzil zu'lix'itim's. lllt'Lllll'lNlITl2l5lJ1lIlL'i'1lllClSIJTlI1g on wi- will look l1:u'k :incl lu' proud tliaul ilu- Coiux-il. 'flu' cilll'lNlITlllN liznuw- was mllvcl lflnfi-57 lmncl was snrli ll liiu- orgzmizzitioii, Fvonl Row: Shirley Smifh, Sharon Bewersdorf, Frances DeSandre, Caroline Lillie, Jean Towles, Sally Tynor, Donna Nehls, Margaref Meadows. Second Row: Cecile Chinderle, Joseph Darin, Marilyn Manlhey, Elaine Knubbe, Palricia Thompson, Susan Brown, Beflieann Pozelz, Lawrence Mudron. Third Row: Ray Mohaliclr, Kalherine Bier, Gloria Flefcher, Judy Johnson, Chrisline Plafko, Forresl Harlman, Jacqueline Felll, Richard Dyslrup. F-ourlh Row: Edwin Johnson, James Drake, Lorelee Dia1,Judilh Sfockbar, Frank Alberico, Maurice Bell, Thomas Nelson, Roberl Hill, Fillh Row: William Grady, John Darin, James Plankar, Daniel Likar, Sandra Cagwin, Thomas Rosseflo, John Diaz, Nalhaniel Wriqhl. Back Row: Bernard Kiiowski, Kennelh Turnbcugh, James Salbeqo, John Wright, Richard Vargas. OF GOLD 'l'hi- I,.'l'.I'I.S. Qylllllflallllll was thc scum' A ln-w of thc- mxniy highlights wi-rv iiK1lTl'U of thi- music' clcpglrtliu-iit's twenty-liftli :umuul Ovwtiin- writtvn hy Cgiiivyzi-Nlvfhllistc-1' :incl L'0llQ'1'l'l on fslzlrcli l7. l5l.'i7. condilctvd hy IIl'I'lJl'l't Tzitrrw, zissistaint clircv- ,, . . lorg Aiclu sm-lcvtioiis liI'0Ill Yr-rclils opvrzi. :incl lhis Yl'ill' hnncl clin-l'toi's from :ill thc I.uc'k- - -, .. ,. . ,. .. . 1 I gl I , , 1 Rossiuis llillmm 14-ll c,Yl'l'llll'l' wlnvli was nrt 'raifv . 'um wi-rc' IIIYIUT 11. f lu','t tcm- - . ll ' l . X X P S I Clin-ntl-cl hy Mr, ci2lIli'Y2l pmym-cl to he thu high clm'lm's. lil this group xwrc Otto iXI1lllL'l. I point ol' thc' c'mic'v1't. ,'xIlUllll'I' lim' IlllIIllN'I' fillllllfv' ulmll' Slillmll Hamill lllwlfl lilllbllili' that was c'fIJvc'i:1llY liks-cl was upxllllll' I,z1urim' ll lniclwigg :xml Tom Drgiki-,Cl-ntr1ilK1-lviiiflimw- 11, m,,d,.m,. - y',.,,uu.i,,g BNI, Ilillt 'I-Um N,.l,,,,,. llzmcl, clirwtiiig nlilillllllilll Colorz1clo which and Rngm- lgollyllyino in 3, 1,-umpcy tm,- fvgiliiiw-cl john lwgg of Kelvin Grow school A Slywilil Quvst ,.,md,,,.1,,,. :md y,,,.m,,,. in :1 lmrilmiv solo, Also lJOllLl1lIli'Vll, St. limi- I,,'l',I'I,S, gluqlllm lm-gllmly quqlying 411 Nm-111- mis, clin-vliiig his own composition, 'l'hc Saint u'c'stv1'11 L'1iivl-rsily. Stvplic-11 Plzitko. Llll'1'l'll'Ll l,l'lllllS hlQll't'l1'i1 :md lion .-Xrmvlcl. 'llailil lizmcl. his own i'OIIlIJ0NlllOIl. Nliyllllllllll' Suits-, Fronl Row: Jean Slober, Joann Rodeqhiero, Palience Drake, Bonila Caqwin, William Pelan, Nicholas Kobe, Marilyn Vonch, Sharon Fisher, Second Row: Georgia Nordsfrorn, Janice Novak, Mariorie Glasser, Camille Abrams, Carol Cavorello, Gregory Machak, Dcrolhy Kon, Richard Panich, Third Row: Karen Runqaifis, Carol OH, Charlef. Russell, Palricia Paslernak, Gloria Jean Miller, Bonila Revels, James Kobe, William Kapella. Fourlh Row: Ronald Kevish, Gerald Lundeen, Judilh Long, Jane Murray, Sharon O'Brien, Amy Slaples, Darlene DePra, Carolyn Yales, Mary Ann Becker Fiilh Row: Merold Yales, Herberl Huls, Wilma Wawczak, Sue Ausec, Judilh DelSasso, Gary Hish, Perry Krislich, John Billingsley, James Runqailis. Back Row: Sleve Johnson, Ray Schoppe, Junila Boehme, Karen Gullicksen, Louis Darin. And fhe band played on. A svctimi ol tl11- hzmd. thc- Pm-p Bzmd. ziddvd somc guy mm-s to thi- pm-p sl-ssimis :md hzlskvt- ball gzinim-Q. During luotlmnll S1-nsmi thi' l'I1flI'C hand wvnl :ill out with hull timv shows :md mam-iivc-rs. N1ilIl1'llVl'l'S 1111- not KVINV to pu parcg thvy taikm- murli timv and p:1ti1-ilu: but after tln- IIl1lllK'llX'k'I'S l1z1d lX'K'I1 1-xcwiitvd cinch lTlCITll5l'I' of tliv hand rvailizcd tllv fun and pride- lim l1 ul in cluixiff llll'IIl wl1ic'l1 ow-r hull cl thv ' m wo rk . 'WU IIN! Sealed is Shirley Smilh, Secrelary. Also James Kobe, Vice- Presidenfg Thomas Nelson, Presidenlg Darlene DePra, Librarian, Absenl Raymond Schoppe, Treasurer. Judy Johnson, Marilyn Vonch, Carol Cavorello, Caroline Lillie. The Chorus this year is the biggest L.T.H.S. has ever had. It consisted of approximately 125 students. During the first semester, the chorus was divided into two periods with the frosh-soph having the first period. mainly for work in the basic fundamentals of music, and the junior-senior group having the second period for advanced work on different selec- tions. ln preparation for the annual spring concert on March 17, the two choruses were combined. Because hand students were not able to be- long to the chorus this year, a sixth period group was o-rganized. Members of the band and members of the regular choir who had sixth period free on Tuesdays and Fridays comprised this group. It was found that this group could accomplish a great deal in only two days as they were all fairly efficient mu- sicians who were able to read music. In ad- dition to this group the Madrigals was again organized. This specialized group was com- posed of I8 boys and girls who sang for many civic groups all over the Lockport-Joliet area at Christmas time. The group also accom- panied the band when it went to Oak Lawn and Evergreen Park to present. programs there. It also provided all the special music for the Christmas Play and other assemblies. The chorus as usual was a very active or- ganization. It participated in the Veterans Day Program and the traditional Baccalau- reate, entered a float in the homecoming parade which received an honorable mention, and 'put on a Penny Day for the March of Dimes. In December in conjunction with the band, it presented the annual music department dance, Snowflake Fantasy . I956-57 SENIOR CHOIR OFFICERS Sandra Ayers, Librarian, .Ioan Boettcher, Presidentg Elaine Getson. Secretary: Carol Miranda, Vice-President, Jeanne Eichelbergar Knot picturedj, Treasurer. ea Mr. Ernest O. Caneva, head of the music department, and Mr. Herbert Tatrce assistant band director, are pictured in the music department office. 83 Z A '51 V . -5 aw .a 1 Q-a aa' ,utils tiara: - Jiw'Z1wc '- vi ' A 1956-57 FROSH-SOPH CHORUS OFFICERS Palricia Feifhen, Treasurer, Sharon Lindsfrom, Secrefary, June Ander- son, Presidenlg Sandra Lee Delar, Librarian, Carole Pauly, Vice- Presidenf. 'Pitch' in Time l9S6-57 MADRIGALS Fronl Row: Marqaref Munari, Joan Sfauss, Joan Boeflcher, Marian Adee, Barbara Garson, Judy Long, Sandra Ayers, Suzanne Ayers, Elaine Gerson, Judy Sprinkle. Buck Row: Frank Alberico, Charles Jones, Roberl Hill, Michael Gleason, Forresl Harfman, Kennelh Norfon, Michael Rogan. 84 Front Row: Judy Rodeghiero, Kay Murray, Margaret Munari, Joan Stauss, Joan Boettcher, Marian Adee, Barbara Garson, Carol Miranda, Kay Bensing, Sumnne Ayers, Sandra Ayers, Elaine Getson, Nancy Cregan, Ellen Thomas, Judy Sprinkle. Second Row: Kathleen Perona, Donna Skuban, Nancy Fredendall, Evelyn Krohn, Marilyn Whalen, Mary Thomas, Judy Stephenson, Judy Giardina, Carol Dehm, Glenda Sheiffler, Sharon Rumchak, Charlene Strong, Patricia Henson, Rose Mary Hubert. Third Row: Leona Troutman, Judy Hutchinson, Martha Grubisich, Jeanette Swarlhout, June Van Dyke, Rosemarie Plese, Barbara Stewart, Muriel Stamm, Martha Gavins, Loretta McNear, Harriet Towles, Jewel Ferguson, Jennie Barfield, Marjorie Segerberg, Judy Olsen. Fourth Row: Charles Mink, James Lund, Michael Rogan, Richard Panich, Ronald Poxen, Claude Short, Gale Shultl, Judy Long, Frances Gutierrez. Back Row: Frank Alberico, Charles Jones, Robert Hill, Buist Walker, Lee Steubing, Walter Carr, Larry LeGrand, Michael Gleason, Forrest Hartman, Ken- neth Norton, James Kobe, Raymond Shepherd, Olav Elias, Judy Babich. 'lihc chorus sounding :ls swcct :ls cvcr cn- tmnccd thc capacity audit-ncc with such num- bers as Incline Thine Eur, Oh Lordng In thc Still of thc Nightug Falling in Lovc with I,ovc g and lSOIlllX'l'Q,S Auf hhvil'ClCI'Sl'llCX1.,, Thc icing wus nddcd to thc czxkc whcn it pro- cccdcd to rcndcr Donkcy Scrcn:lClc :incl Giz1nnini Mizfi. hoth Friml. :md Cain? But- tlc of ,lcricho . 'lihc hzmd :md chorus thcn comhincd to prcscnt thc dclightful Naughty lhluricttzf' hy Victor Hcrhcrt. It was thc mutual zigrccnicnt of :ill that timc spcnt in pmcticc :md rc- hL'llTSill was wr-ll worth whilc. Concluding thc program was '1'hl- Portcrs March . Mr. Czincvals ncwcst composition which hc dcdicaltccl to Loclsport 'lbwxisliip High School. Front Row: June Peoples, Alma Laufier, Elaine Johnson, Margie Startz, Judith Knutson, Rose Keyes, Betty Anderson, Carol Rubinic, Arla Schroll, Charlotte Ramos, Sandra Detar, Linda Herron, Linda Florey. Second Row: Patricia Feithen, Marlen Nordstrom, Carolyn Burris, Carla Busch, Linda Merrit, Carol Lusciatti, Jean Malinoski, Judy Cunico, Janet Bell, Shirley Peterson, Cheryl Sass, Carole Pauly, Third Row: Barbara Baxa, Barbara Kokosz, Della Smith, Georgia Williams, Linda Snieqowski, Barbara Kaveney, Janice Jacobson, Jyme Crabb, Bonita Bensing, Diane Burke, Georgine Shaffer, Maxine Gill, Sharon Rodeqhero. Fourth Row: Diane Brown, Cecilia Vargas, Carole Anglemire, Mary Lou Adkins, Marian Ericksen, Virginia Clear, Betty Vincent, Nancy Price, Sally Farns- worth, Sharon Lindstrom, Carol Wolfe, Karen Kovacevich. Back Row: Rebecca Jones, Carol Weber, Patricia Riley, June Anderson. No Pictures: Margaret Bennett, Dorothy Plese Carolynn Anderson, Dorothy Winkler. , X , I hw hw M? ,, imufiri. 12 :si fi MQ? if Jgrif' Q' 5 if K nf X , U '33 2 .x 4 gf J SA wr V f an Q Q ,E ,S i- ' Q Q gi, fx, qi, blmff 4 , .ywf Rf? xi' v W v W l Q, mums af vm ,. NH., . ' Qi, ' ' ' ' fs-K -3 ' W 5' 11,.,.isa. KN Ir. R wkkgnix , - ,gf Front Row: Robin Jeffries, Mary Alice Hartford, Carolyn Thudium, Carol Rowley, Jeannette Swarthout, Charles Covington, Amy Staples, Elizabeth Alexander, Kathie Bier, Carolyn Yates, Margie Startz. Second Row: Gloria Jean Miller, Tom Mandeville, Bill Kapella, Sally Shoop, Judy Pearson, Sandra Rediehs, Margaret Gorc, Judy Long, Joanne Collolello, Margarel Meadows, Mary Kay Taylor, Kathleen Murray. Third Row: Carole Pauly, Mary Ellen Shoemaker, Cheryl Sass, Linda Flory, Virginia Clear, Judy Osborn, Carol Brown, Judy Stockbar, Tom Nelson. Back Row: Margaret Sue Murrie, Jean Stover, Suzanne Burcham, Mary Ann Becker, Marilyn Manfhey, Pam Sanders, Sandra Ayers, Elaine Knubbe, Diane Burke, Susan Brown, Dorothy Kon, Kathleen Cherry. This year is the fourth year the Edward F. kN'orst Club of the Future Teachers of Amer- ica. has been at L.T.H.S. under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Shoop. There were meet- ings on the first and third Thursdays of each month, one of which was a regular business meeting and the other a special program with a short business meeting. The past year has been quite a busy one for the club. It celebrated its anniversary hy 'hosting representatives from several nearby high schools in an effort to organize F.T.A. clubs in those schools. Many members at- tended the Regional kN'orkshop at Evergreen Park Iligh School and the State F.T.A. con- vention at Illinois State Normal University. They were guests at the Delta Kappa Gamma College Panel. Other activities the Future D 1 - . - Teachers participated in were: ushering at Teachers Institute, making posters for Educa- tion Week, going to Chicago on an educational field trip, participating in the homecoming parade, working in the concession stand at home football and basketball games, and var- ious other activities. -lunior and senior mem- bers did student teaching in local grade schools during a Visitation Day. This proved to be a. very fine experience for all and one which the group thought should be repeated. Se- niors occasionally subbed for teachers dur- ing a single period of the day. They enjoyed Teachers lnuest Time Wisely Officers: Patricia Moroz, Treasurer, Joann Miller, Secretary: Forrest A Hartman lgresidentg Phyllas Lillie, Vice-President, Glenda Schifler, Historian: Mrs Shoop ponsor. this very much and many found that it im- proved their understanding of the subject. F.T.A. members realized that the time spent this year learning about the teaching profession was an investment in their future. 87 urses Prepare for Future The Future Nurses Club, organized five years ago, has a membership of sixty-six. Miss Mar- garet Taylor is the faeulty adviser while Nfrs. Nlylon Lorenzen and Nfrs. Dorothy XN'orst, R. N., are sponsors, Nleetings are held regularly on the seeond and fourth 'l'hursdays of eaeh month. This year a surgieal nurse, practical nurse, physieal therapist. and a pharmacist spoke to the group and showed appropriate slides or movies. 'On November eighth the elub members cn- joyed their annual field trip, this year to Silver Cross Hospital in nloliet. On November thir- teenth the senior members took a field trip to Hines and Vaughan Hospitals in Chieago where the girls saw the latest equipment in physical therapy and were privileged to wateh an oper- ation. Among the projects of the club for the l956- :37 year were the eolleetion of materials and then making eaneer dressings, contributing to the March of Dimes, eheeking season tickets at the basketball games. and eheeking eoats at every other home game. Two of the biggest events of the year were Future Nurses Club Officers: Mary Alice Hart- the initiation picnic in the fall and the annual ford, Treasurerg June Anderson, Secretaryg Miss , - , . , . .. ,, ,- Mdrgare, Taylor' Sponsor, Kam Boland' pred, MothrrD1aughtmr Ira on March txscnty dent: Wilma Wawcwli. Vice-President. eighth. February was the month the elub held its fifth anniversary party. Front Row: Sally Johnston, Anne Rae Stolck, Alice Taslray, Lorelee Diaz, Anna Blasier, Karen Brown, Geraldine Wolfe, Geraldine Smrekar, Sue Carole Paiak, Kay Bensing, Marilyn Babich, Barbara Moerbe. Second Row: Mary Barlow, Frances Gutierrez, Marian North, Kathleen Roberts, Sharon Rumchak, Marilyn Cave, Carol Miranda, Sue Ayers, Carole Sue Johnson, Joyce Arado. Third Row: Kay Ayers, Marge Glasser, Norma Schumann, Corrine Longhini, Elaine Johnson, Shirley Peterson, Barbara Baxa, Barbara Dehm, Lillian Gutzeit, Barbara Townsend, Fourth Row: Barbara Rohde, Rosemary Ponkauslras, Laura West, Diane McGuire, Audrey Nordstrom, Carolyn Frampton, Hazel Washington, Della Smith, Karen Gullickson, Edna Burcham. Back Row: Gloria Williams, Mildred Campbell, Jyme Chandler, Caryl Swenson, Wilda Turnbough, Pal Pasternak, Christine Platko, Donna Mclnlyre. J. R. C. Extends Helping Hand L1llC11'I' 1111- z1b11- 11'11C11'1's11ip of Miss O'B1'i1'11, 11111 .Il11110l' R111 Cross 1'1111ti11u1'd to bv 1111 activc 11rga111izz1ti1111 111 1,.'1'.H.S. c1111'i11g the your 1956- 57. 1il'1JI'K'Sl'I1l1ll1Vk'S, 11111' 1111111 1'z11'h 11111111'1'oon1, W1-1'1' 1-11-1't1-C1 z1t 1111- 111'gi1111i11g of t111' y1'z1r. How- 1-v1-1', llllylllll' i11t1'1'1'st1'c1 ill th1- 0rgz111izz1tion was i11vit1'11 111 z1tt1111d 11111 1111'1'ti11gs and tz1k1' part ill 1111- 111'tiviti1-s. Suv .'xyl'I'S, IJI'l'S1C1Q'I1t of our 111cz11 l'1l2llJl1'l', :11s11 s1'1'v1'd Ili 1111-sic11'11t of thc Will County -11111i111' Rcd Cross C11u111'i1. XXII 111'tiv1' s1'111'd1111' wus 1'z11'1'i1-C1 1111 this y1':11' by 1111- 111'g1111iz11tio11. '1'111' first activity of thc g1'1111p was 1111- IIll'Ill1X'l'S1l11J clrivv. 1211611 11011111- 1'o11111 111-p1'1-s1'11tz1tiv1' :1sk1-d 1111'111bc1's of his 111w1111'1'1111111 to 1'1111t1'ibut1' to the drive thcrvby lllillilllg 11i111s1-ll ll part 111 11111 o1'gz111iz11tio11. A11 11111111411 p1'11j1'1't, 1111- 11111ki11g of f11'xz111cx11g11111s, was 1'111'1'i1-d out us usual. :md t111-y XVl'1'l' wut to Vl'1Q'1'i1IlNi 1111spit111s i11 t111' Vi1'i11ity. During thc , 11111 1111111t11s, 1111- 11rg1111izz1ti1111 was i11 charge of 111:1ki11g' up 111111 s1-11i11g 111111111111 pl'0fll'21IIIS at 1111 111111111 11111111-s. 111 t111- spring' 111111111111 1111111111 m 1 f . . . . 1955-57 Junior Red Cross Officers: Miss Palricia O'Brien, sponsor: ill'1lVl1Y N115 K'i1I'l'1l'C1 011 115 glint 1JOXPS XVCFC 611CC1 Kafhleen McGinnis, Vice-Presidenig Suianne Ayers, Presidenfg with 1'1111t1'ib11ti1111s from thc studcnt body. A hugo 1'111'st was 111511 li111'c1 by :111 high schools i11 Will ciilllllty 111111 it was s1111t ov1'1'sc11s. 011 MllI't'1l 5, 1,111'11p11rt was host to thc YVi11 County 111111111 R111 Cross Ci0LlIlC11 NI1'1'ti11g. Bonnie Bensing, Treasurer, and Judy Pearson, Secreiary. Froni Row: Jeanine Hickman, Linda Herron, Arla Schroll, Marilyn Cave, Lorraine Slack, Peggy Wells, Margarei Munari, Joan Boeifcher, Barbara Garson, Carol OH. Second Row: Mary Ann Becker, Pairicia Riley, Mariorie Sfarfz, Ronald Wrobel, Carol Cavoreito, Donna Skuban, Jeaneife Enqeri, Frances Gufierrel, Carol Vancina, Mary Pena. Back Row: Sharon Fisher, Sandra Pluih, Audrey Nordstrom, Carol Capisla, Patricia Moroz, Carol Rubinic, Jean Malinoski, Bonnie Ayers, Sharon Cronholm, Irene Fox, Reel-Spinners Give Aid in Classrooms Fronl Row: Marqarel Benneli, Frances Gulierrei. Second Row: Gary Hicks, Terry Freier, Lee Schmeider, Kenton Fiske. Third Row: Jim Awall, Jon Kimsey, Jerry Lundeen, Paul Mandeville. Fourth Row: Ron Gudac, Jim Lund, Leonard Bailey, George Hallis. Back Row: Roberl Staples, James Ward, Klaus Pefereil, Jerry Richards. Projectionists B Mr, Jorgenson, Adviserg James Awall, Secretary: Gerald Lundeen, Treasurerg Ronald Gudac, Vice-Presidenlg Forrest Hartman, President. 90 Thi- l'rcric't'tio11ist Cluh. its oHic'vrs :incl spon- sor. Mr. -lorgc-nson. im- at vvry clistinctivm' group :lt Lockport High Srhool. 'lihv Ii1m'mlwc'i's :mv taught how to opt-rata' :ill ol thi' projc't'tion vqtiiplilvilt which is ownvcl hy thx' sfhool. Altm' l'2ll'll im-nihvr has zidvqimtvly shown that hm' is czipzilmlv ol opt-rating this vziluztlmlt- m-clilipiiimit, hc' is givvn Il Czird showing that ht- is quzililivcl for such work. Only stllilvllts with tlimv pur- tivulzir Cxxrds uri' pm'rmittl'Cl to hzmcllm- projvvtioil mzirhim-S. This group lJl'0X'lflt'N ll wonclm-rlul scrvivm- to our school. Thx- Illt'lIll3l'liS ol this orgzmimtion spt-nd murh ol thi-ir frm- timt' showing films in vlzissvs. :it lc'c'turt's :incl during l'XlI'Zl-l'lll'l'lC'lllllI' activities. Almost vvvry stuclcnt zittvnding L.T.H.S. has 4-njoyt-cl lmving his cliiy lmrolwn hy sc-t-ing nm intvrvsting movin- which Could not hzxvc- hvvn shown if 21 I1lt'ITll1t'I' of tht- projccition- ist rlub had not hvcn prvsvnt. Matty' votes of appn-ciiitiorm go to the projcctionist cluh mom- hvrs who wvrt' willing to givc' up thvir frm' time that othvrs might have xnzmy cnjoyzihlv momvnts of vidt-o cduration. Sm-wing ns olliu-rs ol tlu- Girls Atlilm-tim' Asso- vizitimi lm' llu- yi-ni' lfl.-16-lll57 wi-rv lilllll' von- sc-ie-iilious young NN'0lIll'Il wlui clicl ll splendid job. Acre-ptiiig tlu- l3lll'Cl1'lls0lllk' job ol pn-sifli-ut was llgirnlm- Sus- -Ioliiismi, wlui si-rvi-cl tlu- zissoc-iution wisl-ly :incl wi-ll. Nlgwiiili ,-Xclc-1-, wllo llI1ClCl't00k tlu- l'k'SIlUIlNll3lllll1'i of tlu- vivo-Im-siflc-iivy, zissistm-cl our pri-sicli-iit in many ways. A junior, Sully Sluump, lizmclla-cl tlu- M'k'l'l'llll'llll clulim-s of ilu: group 4-llii-in-lilly. lluiu- .-Xiidi-rsoii, 21 sopluw- ITl0l'l', was 1-4-slunisililv lim' :ill ol' tlu- mom-y going in :nul out ol' ilu- Il'l'llNlll'Y. lYitluiut ilu- wmiclc-rl'ul lu-lp ol' tlu- sponsors, Miss Olson, Miss NNE-ick giiul Bliss Cliupiiuin, it woulcl llgwi- lu-1-ii inipussilili- to c'o-m'flix1:1tl- tlu- zwtivitim-s ul' tlu- ll..-XA. cluriiigq' tlu- past uiiu- Ilumtlls. 'lllu-y li.1x'n- spi-nt mxmy iiiglits ai ww-k ff-fm lllSll'lll'llllQ gnul l'l'l.l'I'l'l'lIlQ' loin' liuiiclu-d sports GAA SPONSORS lUVl1lg Miss Weick, Miss Olson, Miss Chapman. Girls Compete for Fun, Win Honors l956-57 G.A.A. OFFICERS June Anderson, Treasurer, Carole Sue Johnson, Presidenlg Sally Shoop, Secrelary, Marion Adee, Vice-Presidenl. 91 Sue Ausee, Ann McDavid, and Mariorie Nysfrom. Jeanine Mance and Kafhleen Pudwig demonsfrafe Their abilify during G.A,A, bowling season. Virginia Clear, June Anderson, Kaihie Bier, Jo Ann Whiie, Cheryl Sass, Jeanine Hickman, Kaleen Morrison, Seafed: Charloffe Ramos, Mary AI Harfford, Pamela Pierce. 92 L For girls with restless energy, the desire to learn new and improve old sports, and those wanting to join in some fun. our school provides for and sponsors the Girls Athletic Association. Almost every girl at L.T.H.S. has belonged to at least one of the many sports activities offered by the G.A.A. For our expert servers, tennis and volleyball were given to test and improve their abilities. Also during the early fall horseback riding was offered, but this was open only to senior mem- bers. During winter months bowling, basketball, basket shooting and lifesaving were enthusiasti- cally attended by the girls. During the bowling season two separate groups each with three leagues, accommodating one hundred and fifty girls, were taken care of by the G.A.A. Basketball, also very popular among the girls, was set up so that each class had a separate night. At the end of the season, an Interclass Tournament and an All-Star Tournament were held. Basket shooting was also made available for girls who were especially accurate in their shots or wished to improve their shooting per- centage. Some of the girls in this group were able to enter the Telegraphic Basket Shooting Tournament held each year in the early spring. Besides learning skills and having fun, the girls were awarded pins and letters for all the time they spent in each activity. Points were given to them for each night they attended the sport to which they belonged. At the end of the year the total amount of points each person earned was tallied. In late spring at the A.n- nual Mother-Daughter Tea the awards were presented: A G.A.A. pin to girls with twenty- four points, first local for seventy-five points, second local for one hundred fifty points, first state award to those with two hundred twenty- five points and the second state award to those with three hundred points. All-Slar Basketball Tournament winners: Marge Nystrom, Caryl Sullivan, Caroline Lillie, Kay Perona, Camille Abrams, Sally Shoop, Sharon Rumchak, and Marian North. l,ilvsnvii1g was npr-n to those- who Could swim vnty-Iwo laps of thi' pool. Thi' girls had to Huw' up Il gre-ut cl:-:il of timc in ordvr to hccornc JiUlIK'il'Ill in Illl'll' work. Slandingi Camille Abrams, Douqlynn Bissell Joan Sfauss, wilh Yhe help of Sharon Cronholm, is effecliyely demonsfralinq lhe chin carry lo inleresled onlookers Joan Boeflcher and Carol Sue Johnson in The Porler's lank. Through thc cfforts ol' Miss NV:-ick. swimming instructor. tln-sc twvnty-fivc' girls lvnrn thc tech- niqui-s of saving livvs stvnnning from swimming zlctivitivs. This vziluzihlv training may bc put to pnicticzil uw whvn thvy lm-:ist vxpi-rt it. On fhe board: Donna Skuban, Kalhie Bier, Pal Wolfe, Sandy Nickel, Carole Cooper, Sharon Lindslrom. On fhe bank: Bonnie Ayers, Carol Vancina, Kay Cronk, Edna Burcham. ln lhe wafer: Carol Capisla, Carolyn Burris, Judy Johnson, Judy Pearson, Lorelee Diaz, Georgia Nord- sfrom, Diane Brown, Molly Thomas, Pa? Rauworlh. TELEGRAPHIC BOWLING TEAM Marge Gorc, Palricid Ward, Ann Grubisich, Sharon Rumchak, Joan Kclm, Barbara Olson, Carole Sue Johnson, Linda Cappellello, Jean Slamm. Juniors were successful in caplurinq infer-class volley ball crown. Juniors comprising lhe leam are: Jeanine Munce, Pam Pierce, Judy Pearson, Exidell Bluclrmon, Joan Kelm, Camille Abrams, Melanie Bloqq, Sally Shoop, Marian Norlh, Caroline Lillie. Girls hope lo win Slale Honors in Buskel Shoollnq Conlesl. Lefl lo riqhl: Joan Slauss, Carol ON, Joyce Carroll, Ellen Thomas, Ann Rae Slolk, Margie Sldrlz, Carole Sue John- son, Carol Weber, Suzanne Burcham. Loclz Around the Clock Each l,.'l',H.S. studm-nt looks lorwnrcl to thx tinn- wha-n tht- LOCKS am' clistrihutt-cl, hu LOCK. 'lihv work is dont' hy two stalls. lnisi nvss :incl 4-ditorinl, who work togvtln-r cliligvnt cost of procluction grvntly r-xvi-s-cls thi- :nnonn l'll2lI'fJQl'Cl tht- stud:-nt hoclv, it is thi- task ol' the is to go unclvr thi- Covr-1' ol' thi' LOCK. 'l'l1r dono by this i-ditorinl stnlli. 'l'lim-sv stnlilk hnvs 4 1-dinrm ol in- Lock. ' Front Row: Judy Stephenson, Picture Co-Chairman, Evelyn Krohn Dance Co-Chairman' hglyqf CUUN- try tho 1 V 'ig '. 7' 3 Tom Mandeville, Subscription Co-Chairmang Mr. Sampson, Sponsor. l tion :ind proclnrtion. Front Row: Patricia Moroz, Margaret Eichelberqer, Judy Pearson, Caroline Lillie Melanie Blogg, Carol Rowle Carol n Thudi m E I K h M 'I , y, y u , ve yn ro n, arlyn Whalen, Judy Stephenson. Second Row: Sharon Cronholm, Sally Tynor, Carol Dehm, Sandy Rediehs, Bonita Revels, Phyllas Lillie, Kathleen Ludwig, Carole Sue Johnson, Nancy Creqan, Elaine Gelson, Jane Murray. Third Row: Judy Sloclrbar, Ellen Thomas, Kay Murray, Virginia Slrahanoski, Corrine Woods, Patricia Ward, Joann Plufh, Margaret Munari, Kay Bensinq, Carol Capista. Fourth Row: Thomas Mandeville , Anne Grubisich, Sue Ausec, Mildred Kurth, Krislin Ehn, Kathleen Perona, Caryl Sullivan, Darlene DePra, Mariorie Nystrom. Back Row: Ronald Gudac, Gerald Gorecki, Thomas Nelson, Frank Alberico, Alvin Crawford, Herbert, Gerald Richards, Ray Israelson, lvw l'UIlNlClK'I' tht' trc-nn-ndous tzisk involvvcl in the- pri-pzimtioii ol such :in zninnzil :is thi ly to proclncr- your LUCK. Sinn- thi- :ivtunl husinvss stall' to rniw 1-nough monvy to vovvi thc' Clvlicit. Ihre r-chtori:il stnll clwlclvs XYllilt layout, chnnmy. vopy :incl proolin-ncliiig gm- gill workvd Countlvss nights giltvr svhool until lin o'c'lock. not invluclinq gill ol tht- work that has -. hvvn done- nt liomi-. to pri-st-nt to you thi- H131 Thr- LUCK is in projvrt ol' tiinv. lt tznkt-N many months to prvpim- gi hook containing within its vovvrs :ill thc- aivtivity. stiff:-ss. hap- pinc-ss :incl sorrow of :my whool surh ns l.om'k- port 'Fownsliip High Srhool, Many rliznigm-s , . , , C lx this xr ii Inst ol ill Kristin Ehn, BookkeepergTom Nelson, Dance Co-Chairman, Darlene DePra, Business Manager. , C- I i -V ' K I I , Back Row: Gerald Goreclri, Subscription Co-Chairman, Phyllas Lillie, Picture Co-Chairman' ' ,l' , union ifunlhnn N Minn in hlmllwl hringing with him countlvss iclr-ns in orgninzn- ---u 3 n .aaa 1, Fronl Row: Carole Sue Johnson, Assislanl Edilor-in-Chief, Jonefla Poslon, Arr Edilorg Krisfin Ehn, Edilor-in-Chief, Jo Plurh, Phofography Edilor. Back Row: Lemee Dehm, Seclion Editor, Donna Underhill, Seclion Edilor, Tom Mandeville, Edilorg Marge Gorc, Chief Typlsl and Proofreaderg Sandy Ayers, Chief Copy Edilorg Sue Ayers, Seclion Edilorg Mr. Sampson, Adviser, Forresl Harfmann, Slaff Wriler, Slevei Johnson, Assislanl Copy Edilor. Anollic-1' liiv' i'li.iw v in ilu- LOCK in ilu- not usuzillv ffivm-11 suflicil-nt covi-1'zwc ln-Vzxiisc of Fw 7 . Pl 5 form ol ll suppll-iiic-iit was clistrilmutc-cl to ilu- 1'211'1i'd-'lldlllw undi-rrlgissrm-ri during ilu- suuirm-r :incl mziilm-Cl llllll' two stuffs voiisistvcl ol' 1-clitors amd main- to ilu. Qmcllmmlg M.uim.S. This Sum,h.,m.m- zigvrs who Contrilmtc-cl 1-xti-iisivv 1-llort wliilm- rrnulxiting thi- l9L'w6-57 si-liool zirtivitil-s into pu-1:1111-cl lux' tln- im-iiilu-rs ol' tliv stall' during lo . . . . . ' om- unit. Otlim-r mdispm-iisilmlv jobs surli :is tlu- lllllltl' p41rt'ol ilu- school ye-411' ziiid scvc-rail Working at LOCK Nmff dllmwsu Wlling wh, wvvk- Ul V-'V4'l 'll- Vmll-llll 'l illl Slmllg WNV scriptions in limrii-romii. :md writing vopy wi-rv tivs. such ns sports .uid ilu- l7l'OlIl. wliivli airs- clone by tlii- rm-riiziinclc-rol'ilu- stalls. Fronl Row: Slephen Johnson, Forresl Harlman, Thomas Mandeville, Mary Alice l-larllord, Marqarel Gore, Kay Bensinq, Donna Underhill, Sandra Ayers Second Row: Sally Shoop, Krislin Ehn, Lemae Dehm, Kalhleen Ludwig, Roberla Melovic, Carol Miranda, Lorelee Diaz, Carole Sue Johnson, Anne Grubisich Third Row: Bonila Bensinq, Elixabelh Elexander, Jonella Poslon, Pafricia War,d, Joann Plulh, Sharon Rumchak, Marqarel Aspel, Sue Ausec. Back Row: Joyce Carroll, Marian Adee, Bonila Cagwin, June Anderson, Kafherine Bier, Bonnie Ayers, Marilyn Babich. Mr. John Gahala, sponsor, shows Sandra Ayers and Forrest Hartman, co- edilors, a cu? to be used in an issue of The Tim Our Time Lockport High School is volllpostrcl ol m.uny orggmizgttions. hut pvrlmps tht- most important to tht- 1-ntirv stuclvut lwoclv is our svhool nuns- pztpvr. thu' TIMES. lYl1:1t is printvcl in thi' IIMES tt-lls zi story. tht- trtu- lift' ol' l,.'l'.ll.S. It would hi- impossihls- to print this story xsith- out tht' TINIHS 1nt'mlmn'1's l3t'lllllLl tln- Nt'l'Ilt'i making our pgipm-1' ll stivu-ss. N1 Fronl Row: Danielle Pauly, Thomas Benham, Beverly Rider, Joyce Arado, Joan Carroll, Kenneth Barone. Second Row: Carol Miranda, Margarel Gorc, Sue Ausec, Marqaref Munari, Joan Boeifcher, Suzanne Ayers, Ellen Thomas, Joyce Carroll. Third Row: Jane Murray, Melanie Blogg, Sharon O'Brien, Palience Drake, Judith Stephenson, Jeanelle Enqerl, Carol Rowley. Back Row: Darlene DePra Sally Shoop, Elaine Gelson, Margaret Rodeqhiero. Fronl Row: Shirley Smith, Marqarel Glasser, Sally Tynor, Patricia Morox, Sharon Cronholm, June Anderson, Bonnie Ayers, Sandra Rediehs. Second Row: Thomas Nelson, Raymond Kiiowski, James Lund, Palriclr Boland, Michael Gleason, Herberf Huls, Rich- ard Panich. Third Row: Diane Burke, Mary Ann Becker, Carolyn Yales. ls Your Times '1'inu' is a prinu' factor in preparation ol any papa-rg many a, Sunday aftt-riuuwn has lu-cn dt'- votvrl lay tlu' 1-ditors in tlur prt'paratio.n of any isstux On tlu- TYvcliu-sday aftvrxuum a. wot-k lu-lorc tluf '1'llN'IliS is sold to tlu' studvnt body, tlu- co-t-clitors sm' tllat tlur tylu'writtt'n and now corvctt-d copy arrives at tlu- printt-rs wlu'rt- tlu' editors and printvr go over it togm'tlu'r. On tlu- Sunday afternoon lu-fort' tlu' papvr is to lu' solclg wllilr- tlu- news cditors proofread tlu' gal- lvys sont hy tlu- printers. tlu- co-cditors arrangi- tlur copy on a, lllllllllly slurct wlmicli is sunt along with tlu- t'orrcctt'cl gallcys bark to tlu- printt-rs. Tlu-st' sluwts art' tlu' printcr's guide in making up tlu' linislu'cl product. Sinn- tlu' inonvy collvt'tt'd from tlu- students in paynu-nt for tlu- issuvs is not suflic'it'nt to covt-r 1-xpt-nsvs, tlu' additional ITTOITCY is Sl'Cl1l'l'd by svlling ads to loval nuwcliants. 'l'luw papt-r, itsvlli, is not tlu' only vffort of tlur stallg it also prcpa1't's wcokly Columns for tlu: Lockport Ht-rald and tlu- Joliet Spectator. Vlvllfttllgll this nu'ans pvoplt' in tlu- Lockport- Jolivt art-a arc givvn a picture ol' svliool life at 'YQ- nl' l,.l.ll.S. living on tlu' 'l'llNIES staff rr'cp1irc's cacli llll'IIlltt'l' to sliart' rt-sponsilvility. have an in- quiring mind, and to learn tlu' fnndarncntals ol' good jouriuilism. Only fl1l'OLlgll tlu' coin- ltiiuwl t-l'l'orts ol' cvt-rv TIMES nurinlwr was tluv story of T,oc'kport lligli School in tlu' year 1956-57 llt'l'llI'llit'lt' i't'prvst'ittt'd in tlur right is- siu-s ol' tlu- 'l'IlVlES. Front Row: Carole Sue-Johnson, News Editor, Carole Cooper, News Editor, Kathleen Boland, Business Manager: Ward, Photography Editor. Back Row: Robert Hill, Sports Editor, Barbara Garson, News Editor, Stephen Johnson, Column Editor. The nucleus of the Times working over a previous issue to ensure progress. ln. A' s , l T.. l 1 , if t ,,lf g , . T. t, 3 .ss O V A Time out for a coke, or is that 7-UP? Don't you think it should be like this, Barb? Judith Johnson, Column Editor: Patricia 'lhc Studi-ut Council. thc L.T.H.S. studcnt govcrning hody, is composcd of a rcprcscntativc from cach homc room and thc hcads of all school organizations. Undcr thc lcadcrship of Rohcrt Hill and Forrcst Hartman, co-prcsidcnts, thc studvnt council has cnjoycd a vcry succcssful yC2ll'. Uthcr officcrs 1-lr-cu-cl hy thc council wcrc: Donald Cagwin, trcasurcr, and 'loan Bocttchcr, sccrctary. Each ycar thu student council is organizcd into six committccs. Thcso commit- tccs arc rcsponsihlc for thc complction of all work which may fall undcr thcir jurisdiction. Hcads of thcsc committccs for thc 1956-57 school ycar we-rc: Suzannc Aycrs, thc Social Committcc which was rcsponsihlc for the l'Har- vcst Hop and thc annual studcnt council dancc. Swing to Spring. Kathy Boland, thc Financc Committcc which was in chargc of the uscd hook salc. This committcc spcnt many hours aftcr thc salo rm-turning moncy to the studcnts whosc hooks had hccn sold and rcturn- ing hooks to tht- studcnts whosu hooks had not hr-cn sold. Barhara. Garson, the Program Com- miltcc which prcscntcd many hilarious skits to thc studcnt hody at Pcp Asscmhlics. Much timc was consumcd gctting thc matcrial and Council Gouerns sctting up thcsc skits. Douglas hlcadows, the Lcadcrship and Training committcc which constructcd thc homccoming float. Thcir hig joh of thc year. thc Christmas card hox and thc dclivcry of all cards to homcrooms was handlcd cfficicntly. Timo was the major clo- mcnt in this projcct as all hoxcs had to hc sortcd cach night and tht- cards Clclivcrcd to thc homcrooms thc ncxt day. Carole Suc John- son, the YVclfarc Committcc which dcsigncd, madc, and placcd all thc Christmas dccorations. A time consuming joh. thc Christmas trccs, and mobiles added just thc right touch of yulctidc spirit to thc L.T.H.S. hallways. The committcc which guidcd thc Studcnt Council in all its activities was the Steering Committcc which was composcd of all studcnt council officcrs and thc hi-ads of thc six com- mittccs. lt was through the cfforts of this com- mittcc that the Polio Drivc was carricd out so succcssfully. This was prohahly thc higgcst projcct undcrtakcn hy thc Student Council this ycar. This ycar's council was also ahle to outfit thc ncw studcnt council office locatcd in tht- Smith Foycr. It can hc rightly said that thr- l956-57 Studcnt Council uscd its time wiscly. Meadows. ron, Steve Johnson, Fronl Row: Judilh Pearson Carol Rowley, Melanue Bloqg Patricia Ward, Margaret Rodeqhiero, Marian Adee Joyce Carroll, Ellen Thomas Second Row: Sandra Pierson Beverly Rodeghiero Judith Wolan, Palricla Thompson Carolyn Frampton Carolyn Cummings, Sandra Rediehs Bonnie Benslng, Margaret Back Row: Roger Basham Jo seph Zanlola, Wayne Johnson Gene Sanford, Ronald Gudac Thomas Nelson, Kenneth Nor Hours at School Joan Boellcher, Secrelaryg Don Cagwin, Treasurer, Forresl Harfman, Piclured are lhe commlflee heads for lhe I956 57 Sludenl Council Co-Presidenl, and Bob Hill, Co-Presidenl. Barbara Garson, Carole Sue Johnson Doug Meadows Suzanne Ayers Fronf Row: Scolf Ronleghiero, Kafhleen Boland, Sulanne Ayers, Barbara Garson, Carole Sue Johnson, Carol Miranda, Sandra Ayers, Bulsl Walker, Second Row: Palrlck Boland, Judith Sfephenson, Krislin Ehn, Darlene DePra, Joan Carroll, Corrine Woods, Sfeve Parlak, Thomas Sowa, Jimmy Joe Johnson. Back Row: James Lund, Merold Yares, Don Brockway, Terry Jensen, Douglas Meadows, Greg Brown, and Kafhy Boland MONITORS Fronl Row: Carole Cooper, Beverly Rider, Danielle Pauly, Palricia Ward, Judy Osborn, Carol Vanclna, Pamela Pierce, Elizabefh Buck, Rose Mary Huber? Second Row: John Reick, Clare Bump, Raymond Ghilardi, Tom Phelps, Wayne Barneff, John Ferqu son, Ronald Selina, Dennis Morrison. Back Row: Richard Adamson, Buisf Walker, Don ald Rigoni, Jack Mescher, Conrad Gordon, Ronalc Cave, William Blechschmidl, Roberl Pozelc. Assistants Give Time MONITORS Fronl Row. Tom Munchalfen, Kennelh Spangler, Donald Weis, Roland Whalen, Richard Ward, Bruce Kenney, Charles Covinqfon, Norman Cxuchra. Second Row: Roberfa Melovic, Caryl Sullivan, Melanie Bloqg, Carolyn Thudium, Edward Dag- qell, Kenneth Barone, William Ordinq, Sherman Reiler, Larry Widner, Kennelh Ramos. Third Row: Corrine Woods, Hildeqarde Schildqen, Geraldine Wolfe, Charlene Wilson, Marilyn Babich, Paul Torlzelson, Noel lsraelson, Terry Jonson, Charlofle Granl, Joyce Arado, Marqarel Gorc Nancy Vanfossan. Back Row: Marjorie Nyslrom, Thomas Nelson, Ken Dombrovialr, Roberl Sfarll, Lee James, Richard Codler, Gerald Gorecki, Marlin Mlynarik, Alex Abramovich, Greg Brown, Francis Keflinqer, 'Manx MONITORS Fronl Row: Marlene Allen, Carol Tondini, Marilyn Cave, Kafhleen Boland, Kalhleen Roberfs, Palricia McGovern, Karen Brown, Darlene Blaha, Joann Miller, Marqarel Rodeghiero. Second Row: Margaref Campbell, Barbara Moerbe, Judy Love, Louise Goss, Zenda Derenski, Jackie Scheidl, Alice Taskay, Evelyn Bozilr, Gayle Rowlelf. Back Row: Fred Baldaui, Jerry Banisler, Arfhur Wiesbroolr, Jack Anderson, Harold Ayers, William Kelfman, Joseph Ealon, John Buck, Richard Alberico. . fg ,fy LIBRARY AIDE ASSISTANTS Front Row: Joann Reszel, Theresa Marks, Joan Carlson, Jean Stamm, Iris Filipowicl, Alice June Moos, Lorraine Slack. Back Row: Irene Fox, Marva Poston, Thomas Hartford, Jo- seph Zanlola, John Ludwig, Sandra Rediehs, Carol Capisfa. LIBRARY AIDE CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Donna Underhill, Secretary, Miss Fagan, Sponsorg Carole Sue Johnson, Presidenlg Phyllas Lillie, Vice-Presi- dent, Peggy Wells, Treasurer. pg sa.,- ,X Ann McDavid, Judith Crook, Jacqueline Grogan, Sharon Herman. Each year some of our willing, eager-to-help students volunteer their services to Miss Shep- herd. It is the duty of the ofhee assistants to eolleet the absence reports from the classes. Then the home of each absentee is telephoned by one ol the assistants. This year's tasks were ably performed by four girls. They again showed how another valuable service to the students and faculty of the school can be ac- complished efficiently. 103 i H 4' One of the most interesting and certainly most practical organizations at I,.'l'.ll.S. is the Lihrary Aide Club. Students with Bi, averages are preferred lor membership in the group. Be- ing a library aide requires that the student relin- quish a study hall in order that he may spend that period in the library. Library aides assist the librarian. Bliss Fagan. in many duties such as: checking books in and out at the eharging desk. listing honor passes and checking library passes. filing books. straightening and checking shelves, mending books, and generally doing any work that is necessary to the upkeep ol' library materials. The Library Aide Club with a membership of 20 was organized again second semester. President ol the club was Carole Sue tlohnsong vice-president, Phyllas Lillieg secretary. Donna Underhillg treasurer, Peggy VVells. This year the Illinois Student Librarian Association was organized. It is the first time that student librarians in Illinois have had an organization of their own. Their first all-day conference was held February 23, at Blue Island High School. Tl1ere's a Time to Yell Joan Carroll, Varsily Squad Caplaing Sandra Rediehs, Frosl14Soph Caplain. L.'l'.H.S. has always be-mi r'cpri-scrltcd by vompr-tr-nt. attraftivv rlis-vi'lc'adc-i's. 'l'lu' squad of 1956-57 was no C'XC1'pll0I'l to that stzmdard. Ia-d by Captain 'Ioan Carroll. undvr tlu' lac- ulty sponsorship of Mrs. Row, thi- girls louncl that timv playcd a vvry important rolc' in tlwir job. Thi' girls who wvrv 1'l1'c'tc'd by tliv sludvnt body to svrvv as C'lll'l'I'll'llCl4'lN wvrv: Svriimxg -loan Carroll and Cliarlottr- Grant: juniors. Pativiifv llrakc and 'lam' Klurrayq Soplioriiurvs. llvariiu- Nlalinmki and Sandra Rc-dir-hs: l'll'l'Nll- im-11. Juanita Iiovllrnc- and Carolyn Yatrw. lu ordvr to rvmain on tlir- squad ilu' girls had to follow rw-rtain ri-gulatirms and maintain ccrlain stauclardx. liavli girl wax vxpvvtvd to maintain a rwpz-vtalmlv graclm- avr-ragc, attvnd pram'ticc's rr'Qiilar'ly. ln- rival in appm-aram'm'. and at all timvs luv allow- l'l'lJI'U1ll'll in lll'I' avtioiis wllvn slim- was n'pr'c'wr1tir1g' l.m'kport Iligli Sclmol, 'l'liv squad spvnt many liuurs Ill'llK'll4'- ing old l'lll'l'I'Sy gvttiiig Yllylllllls clown pat. and rrmipmiug many vigoroiis nvw r'l1i'm'i'a. 'flu' Studvnt Colirifil asxistvd Illia swvll launch ol gals in as Illkllly ways as pcwilwlv. lam faminu-r tlwy wut two mi-iiilx-rs of tlim- squad to Cll1l'l'l'll'2llllIlQ Camp wlm lmmuglit lmafk witll llll'Ill loadx ol' snappy idm-ax. All llivsm' girls liavi- givvn Ol llivir timm- tu iiiwpirm- thi' student lmdy to ru-w liviglits ol' l..'l'.ll.S. loyalty and spirit, 'lllli'Nl' wvrr- rnmm-ntx wr-ll apr-nt mi a iolh wr,-ll flour: I956457 CHEERLEADERS: Juanila Boehme, Palience Drake, Joan Carroll, Charlolfe Granf, Sandra Rediehs Jean Malinoslri, Jane Murray, and Carolyn Yales. -1 Y PEP CLUB OFFICERS Front Row: Marqe Rodeqhiero, VicefPresidentg Pat Ward, Pres- identg Kay Murray, Secretary- Trcasurerg Mrs. Rose, Sponsor. lllllt' lll'tNlX Ul'Q.lIllll'll l't-It Clnh. in its st-t-oncl innroon nncl whitt- poin ponis xt't-rt- solclg ont yt-.tug tint lto.tst ol' lit-ing' tht- lnrgt-st Ul'QllllllLlll0Il lmltt-ry sttlt- nt-ttt-cl lilly-st-vt-n clollnrs xxllit'h uns ll' l'-il'-ll'S- All llnst it-t'tn'rls hnvt- lit-t-n lmrokt-n tgontrilmntt-cl to tht- Nlnrvlt ol' llintt-s lfnncl. Ont ln' tht- lllllllllly' in whit-h -tnclt-nts nrt- joining ol' tht- high points ol tht- hgiskt-tlmnll wglwttlt wats tht- t'lnl1, ln tht- ttto yt-tits ol, its t-xistt-nt't-. tht- tht- IJVIJ skit whit-lt ont' t'lnh QAIYP. Wt- lilat- to l't-In lilnlm int-inlmt-rsliip hats grtmn to tltt- t-noi'- think it lmcl n littlt- to do with lAtt'l'ilJUl'l'N tlt-It-nl lllttll- sift-1-t'2f'll. ol' tht- vnnntt-cl Bloom. that vt-ry s.nnt- night. lliis yt-nt' tht- t'llll1, nlong' with Klrs, llost-. ont' , ppl, cllull llimilis llimili lmlllullid to ilu' llliww- AIN.. 5I,Umm.- IIIMNI A Qwtmq. Nnplmsis lm mm, ing .llllltor .incl svltlm- nit-nilmt-rs uho took pgn-t . . - - - - A - . ' al nt-ttvitn-s nncl nttt-nflt-cl tltt- 1-ntnt-s. .tt llX'lllt'x otlit-1' tli.1n lust t'ht-t-ring nt Qnttit-s, m Nl ull 5 i A ' .Xll in nll it hats ht-t-n n vt-ry snt't't-sslnl st-nson Uni lltint rt-t-t-ixt-Ll ltonoixthlt: int-ntion in tht- lor tht- 19.37 Pt-lm Clnlu: nncl ns wt- gnxt- into tht lioint-t-oining pnrnclt-1 ont' oi'igii141l postt-rs nncl rrvstnl lmnll tott':1rd tht- tintnrt-. wt- st-t- it lmiggt-I ll.lllIlt'l'N tlitl nint'h to g't-nt-t'ntt- t-ntlinsinsni tnid ht-ttt-1' Pt-11 Clnh: ont- that will ht- n QI'l'Zllt'I' tlirongltont tht- stntlt-nt hotly: lot' tht- first tintt- t-rt-clit to l..'l'.Il.S. Time for Pep Here is an enthusiastic qroup of Pep Club members qivinq a tremen- dous cheer for our Porter qridders . Yea . , . Maroon! , . .1 4-' 1 ...D 7.1 -T 5. I - XS ei time fe eeep MQ Ng-,Q - ' , Nb X is 'L-fi' aj ......f'fl QT...-? if i---,-,,,.f and zz time fo MSI zmmy Front Row: Kathleen McGinnis, Frank Alberico, Elaine Gelson, Dick Panich. Second Row: Paul Claussen, Bob Pearson, Carol Rowley, Marilyn Vonch. Third Row: Camille Abrams, David Farny, Sharon Rumchak. Back Row: Marian North, Carol Cavorelto, Penny Daley. Kuala: Fronl Row: Frank Alberico, Carolyn Tliudium, Beverly Kirman, Kalhleen Roberts, Second Row: Walter Carr, Sharon O'Brien, Ray Kiiowski, Jane Murray, Shirley Ketchum, Dick Panich. Back Row: Paul Claussen, Frances DeSandre, Kay Perona, Joan Kelm, Ken Norfon. U38 Strictly Formal NYC, tht- 2ll1Clli'IlCC, will scc thc' junior actors :ind zivtrcsscs up on thx' stzigc' tonight for :ip- proximutvly 90 minutvs. but it has llllil'll the Cast :ind c'onnnittm't's. und:-r tho dirt-vtion of Mr. lYilli:11n Tiplvr :ind Studvnt l7iri'c'tor Dur- lvnt- Ur' Pr:1. many hours to prvsvnt tht- plny for you tonight. thu' vvvnings of Nmwiiilu-1' 15 or lo. Sitting in qui:-t :intim'ip:ition you XVOIlfll'l' whnt is going on lXlCliSiZlQl' now. fiftvm-n minutvs bm-fore tht- tllrvv :wt Comvdy by Xvllllillll llnvid- son is to begin. Bc-llind-thc'-c'u1't:iin vxcitvnivilt is :lt its cli- max. Although thvrc bnvc bvvn mzmy rvhi':irs- :1ls. nom' is quitv as llvcitict :is thc opcning. lVho lJlll'liStLlgK' that night will 4-vm' forgvt thc 0xc'itm'im-nt :md tension wliirh 1-vc-ryono 0XlJl'l'll'llCCCl? But. subconsciously, vvcryonc calms himself. makr-s :1 vital cflort to I'L'IIll'IIl- bcr his first lint- tho fllflillll opt-ns tln- pl:1y bvgins. All tht- :irtion occurs in tht- Cutlvr living room whvrc .I:1nc', :L tc-c'n:1gv Clilllglllli' of about sixtcvn livvs. The plot dcals with tha' forth- Corning of tha' :ill-too-soon .lunior-Sm-nioi' Prom. Much to thcir dcspuir. nvithvr 'lam' nor hor next door nm-ighbor. Sally. hnvv had one boy invitv thorn to thc' long-:lwuitvd 4-vm-nt, But thc' girls do not givv up tht- strugglv, for thvy :irc typical t001i:1gc1'sg many ingcnious iCli':ls :irc brought forth us to how thvy can got thvir m:1sc'ulinv friends. Ccorgc :ind -lim, to wnkc up and scar tho light! Elroy, :i third boy who 1-ntvrs thu- pic'turc'. is consiflx-rvd somvwhnt of :i squuri' :ind is intcrcstvd only in thc shot put, which hc C:1l'ric's around with him night :md dny. Thvn. lNl:irc'i:1. il sophisticxitcd doll from tht' rity 2ll'I'lX'l'S :md in hm' own flirty w:1y cuipturcs all of thv :ittvntions of :ill mzilvs within LL radius of ton milcsl Morcv trouble' vntvrs tht' pivturi' :is Cindy, .lanc's cousin from the country, 2lI'l'lVl'S in thc nick of timc. Cindy bvlivvvs that shv Cam solvc :my and cvcry problcm just by rclnting it to the latest movie. Sho docs solvv ont' problcm only by putting anothc-r in its plafv. Dcspitt- para-nts. gordon shows. glndiolzls, mumps and mczislvs, :ind Cindy. vw-1'yoin: snarcs :r man and thc proverbial happy vncl- ingn brings thc play to an ond. Judging by thc' 2lttC'IlCl2lIN'l' on both nights :ind also the applnusr' 1'c'c'c'ivcd by thc' :imatvur juniors, 'lStrictly Formal was ont- of tha- bcst plays cv:-r producvd :rt L.T.H.S. Top LeH: Mr, Tipler, Darlene DePra, Judilh Johnson, Nancy Heeq, Marlha Grubisich, Carol Dehm, Millie Kurlh, Evelyn Krohn lJusl a lillle more powder. Lel's make 'em beauliful.l Top Riqhl: Shirley Kelchum, Dave Farny, Beverly Kirman, Raymond Kiiowski, Paul Claussen, Sharon O'Brien, Kay Perona, Jane Murray lNair on, Hair off! Smooolh.l Middle: David Farny, Peachie McGinnis, Paul Claussen, Carol Cavorello, Roberl Pearson, Elaine Gerson, Marian Norlh, Carol Rowley lls il aulhenlic?l Bollom Lell: Sharon Rumchalr, Ken Norlon, Marilyn Vonch, Penny Daley, Pal Drake, Judy Slephenson lDig Thal CHIIY Suckenl Bollom Riqhl: Richard Panich, Carolyn Thudiurn, Frank Alberico, Frances DeSandre, Kennelh Spangler, Pips Roberts, Camille Abrams, Joan Kelm lThis is miserable! Truell Mya: wwsf Q- 430, if .1 GP Q X n. ,J Joan Boelfcher and Wayne Barnell fAre you sure if goes This way?J Rollie Whalen, Barb Garson, Joan Carroll, and Gerald Gorecki. iThose aniiques are surely ouf ol fhls worldil Boflom Leff: Wayne Barneff, Joan Boeflcher, Carole Sue Johnson, William Kapella, and Gloria Miller. lSay, iusl exaclly whal kind of a dish is fha??J Bolforn Riqhl: Rollie Whalen and Joan Carroll, fPreHy niffy clock, huh?l January Thaw january Thaw, a three-act comedy, was pre- sented in the L.T.H.S. auditorium on the eve- nings of March 1-ith and liith by the Senior Class. The story centered around the Gage family who lived in a very old house in Connecticut. After installing many modern conveniences in the house, the normal routine of the Gages was upset by the return of the former owners, the Roekwoods. The Roekwoocls had sold their house to the power company with the provision that they could return at any time. After the house had been sold to the Gages, the Rock- woods still insisted on coming to live there. The plot is further confused by the fact that old Jonathan Rockwood is thoroughly disgusted with the new additions to the house, especially the electricity and the modern privy.,' A con- flict follows between the old and the new. There is more excitement when, due to an emergency, young Matt Rockwood and Barbara Gage are forced to supposedly elope and both families are left in an uproar. Barbara and Matt returned to reveal that their mission was only an obstetrical ease. Front Row: Carole Johnson, Judy Long. econd Row: Wayne Barnett, .loan Boettcher, Gloria Miller, In the meantime Barbara's fiance had re- turned and finding Barbara gone, leaves, not knowing the real situation. However, the play ends happily as George and Barbara were re- united in a surprise ending with a reversal in the positions of both families. A special added attraction to Friday night's performance were twin baby goats who were later named January and Thaw by the owner. The cast spent a great deal of time in prepara- tion for the play, but the prop committee was also very busy locating an unusually strange array of props. Among the things found in their hunt were: a butter churn with flowers planted in it, a coffee grinder made into a lamp, a horse collar fno horsej, Hessian andirons, pewter and other antiques, including glassware, and a silent butler. The polished performers were delightful in their interpretations. The portrayals left the audience with a feeling that the time spent in watching the Senior play of l957 was used wisely. Marg' Rodeghiero- Front Row: Carol Miranda, Rollie Whalen, Ellen Thomas, Joan Carroll Carole hird Ro-wi Forrest Hartman, Dannie Pauly, Harold Ayers, Johnson. Phvllaf L l - W am Kdpelld- sack Row: Gerald Gorecki, Joyce canon, rom aenham, Bob Hill Tam Back Row: Ken Barone, Douglas Meadows, Marian Adee. Mandeville, Judy Sprinkle, Pat Ward. I wonder if Hollywood will call tonight. Snow Flake - 15, Fantasy 41:1-fn-...- Ou l5t't'l'IIll1l'I' lith. thc- floors ol' our gym- uusium wt-rv opt-nc-cl :mtl tht- wmtcr utmos- plicrt- m-utr-rt-cl in full zirruy. The music of :'Xi'c-liiv Mc.-Xllistt-r amd his orrlu-stra brought with it ll uotr- of lJl'2lllty thxit, justifivcl its vn- vironmt-ut which consistt-tl of Silva-ry spzirklc, rzldiutt-cl from tht- whitc- glistn-ning snow svn-nm-s. Un tht- south will :1 hugo Sli-igh clvc- orzitm-cl with midnight hluv pzipm-r :md angel hziir 1-ncoriipzisst-cl tht- orvlit-stun. lu tht- mid- dlt- of tht- clxuirt- floor stood ai l7t'lllllil-lll white flocks-cl Christmas tru- trimmc-cl in silw-r amd hluv. Thi- cc-iliug portray:-cl tht- hc-uv:-nly sky lillod with dvsc'm-riding snow flukcs. At 1-lc-vc-u o'c'loc'k tht- timt- clrt-w nc-:lr for the crowning of tht- king :md quc-On. On behalf of tht- 1-ntirv music' dc-pzirtmr-nt Tom Nttlson, pri-siclm-nt of tht- hzmd :incl -loam lion-ttclicr, prt-siclc-ut of tht- chorus wc-rv first privileged to pl't'st'Ilt gifts ol' nppn-vizitioii to Mr. Cancva, Mr. ill2lll'Ul'. :md Mr, Rutter for the many hours of tirm-li-ss 1-ffort spt-nt with the l'T'lCl'TllJC!S of thc- music dt-p:u'tru1-ut. Thr-ri -loan clrcw from an miniature- slr-igh tht- nguum- of tht- King i 2' ' of thi- 1956 .-Xnuugil Musir lim-purtrncnt Dance, :uid 'l'om clrt-xx' tht- nguut- of thi- Qlll'l'Il. A fcw momm-nts lutm-r lloh llill :md Nliirgv Roch-gllicro wc-iv ls-ruling' thu- grguicl nigirvli. ,M thc- slroki- of micluiglit tht- clium- 1-utlcd lvuviiiu 1-vs-i'x'oiiv in ri holicl.nx' moocl. Merry Christmas, Ernie. ' A lcir1glyltiSS. While visions of sugar plums danced in their heads. Swing to Spring l'3u 's' Yvzn' tlu- stncli-nh oi' l,,'l'.H.S. look lol'- wgirrl to tlu- nnnunl wini-lornuxl spring dznuw' , Spf clgnuw- wus n grunt sllwws flux' to tlu' c':1rc'l11l planning :incl linrcl work of Siu- Ayv1's vluiimizni of ilu' Sovinl Coininittm' of ilu' Stnclvnt Council wli On tlu' vvviiiiig' of Xlnrvli 2. tlu- music' of Soi cl1'l'm'nt1'cl gym. :incl Illllllf' z1tti'zu'tivvly du-ssl-cl un m'i11m'rm-cl tlu- gyninnsinni wliifli clm'pic't1'd Il spring wviu- on mu- siclu :incl in wintvi' svviu' on tlu- ullu-n' sicll-. 'l'liis tlu'nu' of Spring nnfl wintvr wnx rnrrivcl llmniglunit :ill tlu- cli-corntimis with blui- l'l'I1l'l'Sl'llllllg wintvi' nnfl pink nnfl grvvli rvprv- wining xpring. ln tlu- winlvr su-iu-s clouds in Ilu' sllnpv ul' old ninn wintvr lwlvxx' siuwwflalkvs, ln tlu' spring swiivs kitm-5. lannlw, lwliu-luircls nncl llmwix l'm'stix'm'lv clcfcn'ntvcl tlu' wnllu. 'llwistvd wli lrmn wall to will. n'cni1prisn'cl tlu' lnlw wi , llu- nuwt m'w'in'il :incl ontwtnncling clvc'm':1ti uns tlu- nntlu'ntiv swing tlint wnf llllllg' :it mu- 4-iul ul' ilu- gym wliicli wan nlm tlu' svtting lm ilu- I3l1'llll'l'S ol' tlu' iiuliviclnail ucnlplvs. lCvs-i'y4nu- nwnitvcl ilu- c'1'mx'nii1g of tlu' king nul qiu-vii, mul finnlly .it vlvvc-ii o'c'lcuik Siu' 1 'Xyvrs llllIlUlllll'l'il tlui linppy iuww. Cnroli- Suc- lulinson was c'i'ou'iu-cl Qiu-vn nncl lolin liovvr uns 4'i'mviu-cl King ul' tlu' 1957 Stuclvnt Cmnu'il lm umm-cl lmy ilu' Studi-nt Cicnnuil. This yczifs n wus in 4-lun-gv of :ill such cln1u'1's. 1-X' X . 7 my l.1lXS'I'l'I1K'l 5 UI'Cllt'5ll'Ll fillvcl tlu' gznly ' iplmw wnlki-cl tlirmnigli c'olcn'l'ul Nllil'llllll'I'S :incl itm' Nll'l'llIlll'l'i mu- loot npnrt, vxtvnfling 5 . King Jolwn and Queen Carole Sue Dance wi+l1 a dolly wi+h a hole in her slacking I could have danced all f1lgl'1l.'l Mary A, Harfford and Tom Mandeville make a wish as a coin is Oossed in wiih fhe qoldfish 1956 Prom . 1 . . .M nnn-n1'lm'k nn lin' VYVIIIIIQ nl Xian' Jiil. I,.l.H,S. jllIllUl'N and wlllnrs Lll'C'UlIlIJ.lI!l4'Li ln' lin-ir d.lli-Q innnd Iil4'IIlSl'iY1'x m'r1x'1-inlvcl in .1 ' YW I Y1'I'll.liiil' fiI'4'2lllllQlIlKi. .-M Iil1'X'4'.lllll' up lin' SILIIIN lill'Y found tin-ins:-lvl-s g'l'1'm'tm'cl ln' iific'-sixvcl p.1g'1w i1iUXN'ilIQ trunipvtx and lllllltlllllfillg mln-ir vn- trzxmw- into Cil'1'.llIliLlllCi. l'pnn vnlvr- ingtln-gyninmininpmlmmxIli:-vm-11' N1lI'l'OllIlCi1'Ci lay clm'lirglt4'ly tinlvd pink zlnd lwlnc- rinnclx. 'lin' Np.n'kis' in lin-ii' vww was rv- fivvtvcl iirnin zu lllyfillli nl' wtuix wliivil hung' 0Yl'l'ilk'.lCi. falling gut lin' mills Iiltj' uw tin- ilQll'X't'NI innnn iltillllill-L: nut :lt tiwln Lind :lim lln- lnidgf- wiiiril SlJLlllI11'Ci lin' 1'ix'm'1' In nCll'I'Lllll- land. Ihi- illQililg'ill ni Iill'l'Yl'lllIlQKQIIII1' wilvli du' hCil'l'illIll'l'Nu livin-ld lllvii drcnnl cnstlm- wiiiril um .1 magnifi- rvnl vcilflvv ul p41-ildrw-rlmxnlllyy lin' as pink and lvlnv XYlNilIlIQ pun! mu found at tin' ntln-r xidv ni lin- gun- 11215111111 into wimil tin- l'Ullllil'S cunt Iilvll' unnx .und XXlNi1l'Cl im' tlwn' Cil'K'llIlIN lu UUIN4' fIilll'. Don'0 Let The Sfars Ge? in Your Eyes All qafher for The Grand March Dreamers' Holiday Top: Her Maiesfy, Carol Alexander and His Malesfy, Jim Fllzpafrlck. Middle: Dancers resl' in 'he moonliqhl. Boflom: Dreamers having a Holiday, .M-fa Programs Add Variety Among other traditions at Christmas time is the annual Christmas Program. In the midst of all the hectic preparations, we took time out to meet in the auditorium where, through the combined efforts of over one hundred students under the direction of Mr. William Tipler and Mr. Ernest Caneva, the 1956 program was presented. Moderator Geraldine Wolfe introduced the Freshman-Sophomore Girls Glee Club which sang several Christmas selections. The story taken from Matthew, Luke and John, was read by three Senior speech students, Joanne Pluth, Rosemarie Mathers and Geraldine Wolfe. The highlight of the program was a short one-act play by Elizabeth McFadden, Why the Chimes Rang. The story centered around the ancient chimes of a nineteenth century city. It was said that these chimes would ring on Christmas if a worthy enough gift were offered. Jewels, money, treasures, and even a King's crown, which was thought to be the perfect gift, were offered, but the chimes did not ring. It was only when a young child offered all that he possessed, a few pennies, that the chimes pealed forth. The background music was supplied by the Madrigals. Organ music was played through- out the entire program by Judy Long. Imme- diately following the play the Madrigals enter- tained with Fred Waring's The Night Be- fore Christmasf' and other traditional Christ- mas Carols. bringing the program to a close with We Wish You a Merry Christmas. A salute to the armed forces by the high school band headed the Veteran's Day Program November twelfth. Immediately following the tribute, the U. S. Naval Reserve Unit from Joliet made the presentation of the colors. Mr. Earl Snyder came to the platform to make his welcoming speech after which the school band and chorus combined to present America, the Beautiful by Ward. Dr. Blatnik came to the microphone to introduce Com- mander R. W. Ricker, the guest speaker for the program. Starting the musical portion of the program was Mr. Tipler, head of the dramatics depart- ment who read the poem In Flanders Field by John McCrea and High Flight accom- panied by a musical background of the chorus singing Roses 'of Picardy by Wood and Beyond the Blue Horizon by Whiting and Harding. Taps were played and the choir sang My Buddy by Donaldson bringing the musi- cal portion of the program to an end. Mr. Tipler, with the choir in the background singing The Battle Hymn of the Republic by Staffe, read The Unknown Soldier Speaks. Two other programs were presented to the student body by outside organizations. The first was given by the Illinois Bell Telephone Com- pany. The diversified electronic equipment proved interesting to everyone, especially the Master Mind tic-tak-toe game. The other pro- gram was given during Fire Prevention Week and stressed home and farm Ere hazards. VETERAN'S DAY PROGRAM Commander R. W. Richer. Dr. William H. Blafnik, Mr. Earl Snyder, Rev. 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Miki- Rogan. singing and tap Clllllflllg' to st-vm-rnl prvptllzn' tunt-s, was Pn- tllllsixlstirzllly rt'c'r-iw-cl, Tilt- many lnlnrlnlls skitS pn-sr-ntl-cl by tllc- Pr-p Clnlm und Studi-nt Cmlnvil lr-lt tht- stuclt-nts in gi lmppy fmnn- ol' rninrl. In clin-ct r'o11trt1st to thosr- .isst-nilmlir-s was the om' llc-lcl to honor llll' wrt-stling tc-gun. lt also proved vt-ry int:-rr-sting to till- stuclr-nt lsorly. ns two nn-rnlmt-rs of tht- wrt-stlinq squad wr-nt tlwnufllt thx- fundznnt-ntnls ol' :tn zwtuxnl llllllfll. Nurses, Judy Stephenson, Denise Crabb, Joyce Carroll, and Molly Thomas rush in Baby Vicl0fV. Ken Barone, lo Coach Douq Meadows, Elvis lEllen Thornasl Presley says he's All Shook Up as Barb Garson and Judy Stephenson learn the Presley Technique. Judy Stephenson and Doug Meadows help l?l Wayne Barnett hang on to the lillle baby. Cheerleaders, Denise Crabb, Barb Garson, Carole Sue Johnson, and Ellen Thomas vfilh MGSCOT. Nancy Creqan played a major part nn'lhe-upset where The seniors left The facully coughlng in lhe dust. 9 r KING AND QUEEN OF THE H56 L.T.H.S. HOMECOMING Their maiesfies Buisl Walker and Carole Cooper pause during their reign over the homecoming dance lo have their royal portraits taken. Seniors Present Homecoming The 1956 L.'I'.H.S. Homecoming' was .1 great sueeess. Eaeh year the parade and danee has been improving, this year being no exeeption. The Seniors who took Charge this year. as it was their last. did a tremendous job, under the able leadership of hir. Rutter and the student co-chairmen, Carole Cooper and Barbara Gar- son. Nlargaret Nlunari, .Iuditli Rodegliiero and Beverly Rider as the ehairrnan of downtown decorations. flowers and danee deeorations respectively, also did their part. The election of the king and queen, plus one attendant from eaeh elass. was held the same way as in other years with the exeeption ol the queen. This year the queen was ehosen by the football team, as she really is their queen. Buist lValker and Carole Cooper reigned as the royal eouple. 'Ioan Boetteher, senior, Molly lllllfllllllh, junior. Bonnie Cagwin. sophomore, and Sally Farnsworth, freshman. were the attraetiye girls attending Carole. THE QUEEN AND HER COURT-Joan Boellcher, Molly Thomas, Carole Cooper, Bonnie Caqwin, and Sally Farnsworth. My W 1 V Q9- 1 t E2 Q Riqhl Top: .lonn Boeflcher, Senior Allencanl, and Jim Macy. Cenler: Thornos Marchio and Molly Thomas, Junior Al- lcndanl. Bollom: Bonnie Caqwin, Sophomore A'9endonl, and Roberl Joseph Hill. S Cecil Burns and Sally Farnsworlh, Freshman Allendanl. lin' lluiiii-uoiiiiiig Dgiiirv was 4ippi'0p1'iiitm'ly Kil'L'Uli.lll'll lm' tliix galil .illiziiix with llllgl' :mi- iiigilvcl limlllmqillx nli'c'ui'.itiiig tlii' walls. i'i'pri-wiit- ing lllm' lmslligill IJllll'l'l'N. wllilm' Ll llilw Q'l'lllllQI lining m'vi'lii-gicl. lluriiig Ilia- clginvi- ilu- king :incl kIlll'l'll xx'c'i'i' i'l'mx'l1m'cl. lwullmxvfl by Il Qfillld iii.ii'i'li. .lim Sll'IJlll'IlwUIl'N lll'l'ill'Slli.l pi'm'icls'fl llii' iiiuxiv. 'l'liis wiix gi filling' vliiiigix tu Ilii' 4li'liVlli1'4 nl' lin- clziv. I fhinlr I can: I fhinlr I can! I thought I could, I thought I could. Thu lfl.'i6 pnmclt- was a trcmcndous success. Approximatt-ly forty cliflcrcnt organizations wvn- rt-pri-se'ntm'd 4-ithcr in ont- way or anothcr. The compvtition of thc floats was especially ki-1-n lui-tm-vii tht- vlzisst-s, hut il group of scnior hormwooms Cilllll' through to a lighting finish .incl won with at giant aqua whale' dcpicting A Nm' uP I -I Our smiling cheerleaders lead us fo victory. Don'f gel' seasiclr, girls. lYha.lc of ax Victoryf' Tha- G.A.A. and Sopho- more class floats won tha- runner-up positions. The main attraction of thc day, of course, was thc football game. The tc-nm nddvd to the grvat vxvitcnlc-nt of tht- clay hy winning zx thrill- ing duvl with Argo, I2-6. ff All lied up. 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',4':'91?'.'6i'fl5F 4S9Q2I'iv4'N 'MN N SWING! ig A ' :wi if S N V Q A - .. Q U bg. ,Sh . Q5 ' 3 ' 1' mf- Q ny g 0. sw' 1 Q gg his Nw' iff: f 'QM Zw,'wf4:, fQ'! 4'w'e:1fffQe2l5-IN!! U X Q' Q yi Ngyyllty lilqfu :lg l,, '04l0f0'lc.Q,lll f'euQ.b5if5al NQSIQHI. n 'b ' 'ff v N 5: Nil hlhllnhiiviimllfiiiailfhail. h Jltllp. --, SASQIL 5395555 Mere is fl .fmswz . . . EYQQSQQIQQQ ff 34455 3 LBJLQJ ::. ' ,427 B3 LY a Fronl Row: Herberl Huls lMgr.l, Gary Hicks lMgr,l, Sam Mifchell, Sherman Reiler, Greg Brown, Roberl' Felbinger, Thomas Borio, Greg Machalm, Robert Malalr, Ed Elmlund, Slephen Johnson lMgr.l, Second Row: Reber? Rumple lMqr.l, David Marlis, Alberl Green, Charles Jones, Richard Adamson, John Ferguson, Kennelh Pierson, Ray Farny, Kennelh Spangler, John Billingsley, Terry Jensen, Larry Solomon lMgr,l. Third Row: Coach William Kappmeyer, William Kellman lMgr.l, John Ludwig, Raymond Shepherd, L, G, Young, Roland Whalen, Thomas Phelps, William Ordlnq, Wayne Barrrell, Larry LeGrand, Roger Malak, Buisl Walker, Karl Aslrom lMgr,l, Coach Edward Cisler. Back Row: Gerald Banisler, Roberl Salbego, Irving Termuende, Richard Barlel, Robert Burger, Robert Hill, Paul Torkelson, Kennelh Ramos, Raymond Wilfkolski, Merold Yales, Y.XRSl'l'Y lililllblill Trfzrn Ujrjmrlfrll III IIS ,lolict Cntholir' High lil 7 St. Cllzxrlcs lil li Blue lslzmcl 26 li Lcydcn l 'Z ll Tllornton l fi ll I rz1ctim1:1l T Ili Blillllll Iill ll Ar-ga is I2 Kzmknlu-v Qll 28 The bigger lhey are, lhe harder lhey fall. Porters Share Third Place in South Suburban Lockport scored a total of 94 points all sea- son, compared to the l-H points scored by all opponents. Junior Albert Green, and Senior jerry Banister, were responsible for gaining the most yards, while Green was the leading scorer. Sophomore Ed Clark, who moved up to var- sity in time for the Bloom game, was the leader in conversions. The 1956-57 Varsity Letterman: Seniors- Larry Lt-Grand, Ken Ramos, Dave Martis, Tom Phelps, Roland Whalen, Ray Wittkofski, john Ferguson, Ray Farny, Bob Hill, Wayne Barnett, Charles Jones, Jerry Bannister, Paul Torkelson, Dick Adamson, Bob Salbego and Buist Walker. juniors S Sherman Reiter, Sam Mitchell, Greg Maehak, Ray Shepherd, Bill Ording, L. G. Young, Bob Burger, Albert Green, Greg Brown and Roger Malak. Ed Clark was the only sophomore varsity lcttennan this year. Sherman Reiter Jerry Banister Bill Keftman Although they failed in their first five at- tempts on the field this season. the Porters gained enough momentum to finish with a 4- won-5-lost record. Coaehed for the second year by Ed Cisler and Bill Kappmeyer, Lockport dropped the first five games to Joliet Catholic High, St. Charles, Blue Island, Leyden and Thornton, but Came back to win three from Fractional, Argo and Kankakee. One loss, the Leyden game, was converted to a win because of forfeit on a. technicality. The conference record, however, placed Lockport in the running for a place in the South Suburban League. With the conference record of 4-3, Lockport finished in a tie for third place with Blue Island. Charlie Jones Larry LeGrand Bob Burger Portermites Post impressive Record The Lockport Sophomore squad, eaptained by Jim Anderson and Andy Kotowicz, boasts a 6-2-l record for the l956-57 grid season, The Porternlites lost their two games to Leyden and Kankakee. seemingly not able to click against such competition. jerry Pius and Leroy Corbley, leading yard gainers, were backed up all season by Andy Kotowicz, one ol the leading scorers with Corlvley. Coaches Frank Rogers and Charles Walters consider Corbley one of the most valu- able players. Lockport's HH points all season towered. if only slightly, over a total of 97 points racked up by all their opponents. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Tram OfIf1OlIt'Ilf LTHS Joliet Catholic High 0 12 St. Charles I2 Iii Blue Island ll 7 Leyden 2l 6 Thornton Fractional I3 113 Bloom 12 27 Argo 0 I2 Kankakee 159 ll Sixteen sophomores received letters for their participation in the fall sport: Jim Anderson, Duncan Bachmann, Paul Bannister, Dave Bar- bie, Leroy Corbley. Louis Darin, Robert Ferry, james Green. Steve tlackiimmski, jerry Pius, Robert Ruettiger, Lee Stuebing, XYilliaun Za- del, Joseph Zanzola, Dick lYeiler. Also seven freshmen were moved up to the sophoimore squad after the freshman schedule was completed in order that they might gain experience: Art Anderson. Cecil Burns. Leon- ard Cox, Ed Edson, ,lim Long, ,lim Kiance, Chris Vancura. Front Row: Paul Banister, John Diaz, Michael Ladrick, Robert Ruettiger, Andrew Kotowicz, George Brunner, Robert Young. Second Row: John Howard, James E. Green, Joseph Zanzola, Louis Darin, Stephen Jackimoski, Edgar Clark, James Anderson. Third Row: Coach Rogers, Edward Farnsworth, Leroy Corbley, Jerry Pius, Robert Ferry, Ralph Reiter, William Boyinqton, Coach Walters. Fourth Row: Mana er James Breihan, William Zadel, Michael Gleason, Lee Stuebing, Duncan Bachmann, James A. Green, David Barbie, M aqer Andrew Dier? df! Frosh Play Role of Underdog 'l'ln- l. I't'Nlllll1lIl lootlmll squad is 0l'QllIllZl'Cl 1-null yn-:ir IJl'llll.l!'llY to gvt potcntinl varsity ' lr-tlm-run-11 slnrlm-cl in tln- right di1'i'c'tion. Al- tllougll llll'h' Ililllllillllh' play to win, thc young 1-nlliusiaisls .irc llfkllllflllg this propm' lx1sic'tl':1i11- mg' lrom lln- lwguinixlg. Ll0all'lll's cilllll'll'S HUNUTIIQIII amd Rolwrt Hvss, ronsinlr-1' lliis. tlu-ir lirst high school sr-arson, :1 Q,l'1'lll opportunity to gin' IJOU'IlTllll varsity stars qi good start. lu tln- si-mon Lockport Fl'k'NlTITll'Il lost ull lin- ggum-s on lllt'll' wlu-dull-: Argo, Blum' ls- lznml, 'lwllUlilllUll, Fl'11L'llOIlA1l and -Iolivt Cliltllillll' .Y lliell. ln-aiclillg' yard Q.llIll'l' amd sl'0I'l'I' lor tln' wal- son was Chris xv.lllt'llI'll. wliilv tlu' vigllt boys l'UIlSllll'l'l'Kl most zlvtivn' on tlu' ll'lllll wvrc- lid liclson, Yin' Sullius. .-Xrt .'xIlClt'l'NOIl, Chris Vim- t'lll'1l, l,i'onau'cl Cox, -lim Nlxiricv, Jim Long :md llivk XXVCPIITY. All l'rr-slinu-n who conlplvtm-cl ilu- svnson in Roocl stnmllll! 1'm'n'ix'vcl fill llllllll'I'illN lm' tllvir GO 'Mm 90-H Ye 5 'he Crowd as Lee C0'b'ev 'uns 'O' 6 fouchdown pgimivipgltioii. Front Row: James Long, Victor Sullins, Arlhur Devereaux, Gerald Rodeghiero, Thomas House, Leonard Cox, James Johnson, Sfuarf Brown, Arlhur Anderson, Roberf Miller. Second Row: Ronald Purdy, Mark Schmifz, Larry Hill, Dennis Singlelary, Thomas Marion, Raymond Schoppe, Douglas Juslice, Chris Vancura, Cecil Burns, Palrick Rumchak, Keilh LeGrand. Third Row: Ken? Bergquisl, Edward Edson, Lee Schneider, Charles Filzqerald, Brian Albers, Timolhy Larson, William Woods, James Mance, Lesler Larson, John Garson, Joe Wimberly, Mr. Beseman, Mr, Hess, Fourlh Row: Dennis Hill, Terry Freier, Thomas Johnson, Thomas Foreman, Kenlon Fiske, Charles Minlce, Donald Plulh, Ralph Foreman, Richard Weems, Thomas Sowa. 14 13 . , iiagttlli'-:B lea 1- sa., Q 72y, X 175V L ,SDJ s if ilrl Nd J Bly' VARSITY WRESTLING Back Row: Charlie Jones, Sam Mitchell, Greg Brown, Bob Jungles, Richard Roman, Sher- man Reiter, Coach Walters. Fronl Row: Booker Allen, Bob O'NeiI, Frank Piaua, Ernest Allen, Waller Bernard, Gary Householder, Matmen Gain Honors Aftr-r roiuplvting nr sr-ason which was a building yvaru in tht' 1-yr-s ol Coavh Charles Waltvrs. tln' I,.'l'.H.S. Matmvn Can boast a largt' turnout at all rnatchvs. proving that wrvstling has hnally 'Taught on with thc I,.T.H.S. stu- clr-nt hocly. Ol tln' tr-n varsity lvttvr winners. four of tha' lmoys showt-d outstanding ahilityg the hoys. with thx-ir won-tit-d-lost rr-cords arv: Juniors Shvr- rnan Rr-itr-r C15-2-flj and Grcg Brown Q14-0-Ill g Sophornorvs Kr-llcy Gradvr Q9-U-QD and Gary llousvlioldvr C7-ll-All. Individual tram nu-mhcrs rt-prcscntcd l,.'l'.II.S. wrll this yn-ar: Shvrman Rvitvr won lirst plan- in thc' Corilvrvilrv and third in thv Sc-rtioualg Gary Housvholdcr placvd third in tht' Corrlvre-xwt' and third in tht- Scrtional. Grvg Brown rains' through with a fourth in tht- Con- FROSH-SOPH WRESTLING Back Row: Terry Jensen, Willie Reed, Dave Barbic, Lee Sfueb- inq, Georqe McQuary, Taylor Walter, George Brunner, Fran- cis Srnolich, Pal Rumchak, Bill Smulnalr, Ron Chinderle, Ed Eckland, Fronl Row: John Benef, Tom Braasch, Harvey Ferguson, Herb Townsend, Jim Ward, Kelly Grader, Earl Hulchenson, Jesse Williams, Ron Rozanski, fr,-rcnvv, fourth in tht- S4-rtional. and hrst in thr- Amatvur Athlctit' Union YN'rm-stling Conti-st in Chicago. Undvr co-Captains Crvg Brown and Charlcs ,Ionvs fwho wre-stlc-d only ont- match lwcausv of his prvvious injuryl, thc rnatmvn farm- up with a fighting 7 won-Ill lost rc-rord. Thr- tc-ani had a really tough sch:-dulv this yvar. having ln-4-n matched against surh strong tr-anis as Rr-avis, Oak Lawn. jolivt. Bloom. Thorton. Iivanston, hlorton. and Brcnlvn. Sinn' thcrv wcrc' no st-niors on thc' tm-ani this yvar. nvxt yt-:iris matmvn will haw' ont' of thr- most vxpcricnvt-cl teams in tht' lvaguc, and may wc-ll hc championsrf-f all duo to this lfl:'i6-57 building yr,-ar. Front Row: Gerald Gorecki, Buist Walker, Bob Pearson, and Frank Alberico. Back Row: Tom Benham, John Sample, Dick Adamson, Ken Pierson, and Milton Feryance. Tanlemen Race the Clock 'I'I1e ISIQ36-37 swimming team and Coach Charles Beseman held their first practice on November Ill. Among the boys who signed up there were twenty-five who made the team he- Iore the season was over. There were many loyal freshmen and sophomores who didn't make the team right away but came faithfully to practice every day after school. Some of them improved so greatly that they were moved up to the F rosh-Soph team. The varsity team, having a record of two wins and four losses, was sparked by five seniors: john Sample. who took a first place in the 100 yard free styleg Bob Pearson, who took second place in tI1e 200 yard free styleg Tom Bonham. who took the third place in the l00 yard breast stroke. Buist lYaIker and Gerald Gorecki, the FRESHMEN SWIMMING Front Row: Brian Albers, Karl Petereit, Klaus Petereit, Thomas Johnson, Charles Nichols, Gary DaRosa, Robert Heeg. Second Row: Robert Joly, Bernard Wiltlrofski, Charles Fitzgerald, Kenton Fiske, Arthur Anderson, Michael Laatz. Back Row: James Mance, James Runqaitis, William Luebs, Edward Stapleton, Wayne Hall Loran Kimsey, Terry Frier. 200 yard free style relay team took third place, which helped to put the varsity team in the fourth place in the South Suburban Conference Nleet. The Frosh-Soph team took second place in the South Suburban Conference. Andy Djerl, who placed third in the 50 yard and the l00 yard free style races, ,lim Briehan, who placed in the individual medley and the breast stroke, and Bob Matlock, who placed third in the breast stroke, led the team through a three win and two loss record this year. Many of the schooI's records were smashed to bits by both teams and in looking ahead we are sure that next year,s team will go leaps and bounds ahead of this yeafs team. .SOPHOMORE SWIMMING Front Row: John Diaz, Donald Pluth, Randall Carroll, Andrew Dlerf Second Row: William Peterson, James Breihan, Herbert Ely, James Davua Thomas Murray. Back Row: Robert Matlock, Duncan Bachmann, Michael Gleason Edward Rosette, Robert Dimock. in-ff lil! .. 4 , 5 aol gf Q 3 H ?Q ll A u xi 1 if A Cagers Finish Strong after Faltering llnvt- you t-vt-r stoppt-tl to rtwtlizt- tht- vatst Hztrvt-y. rt-spt-t'tix't-ly. Tht- otht-1' loss tunt tt :nnount ot titut- L'tH1Sl1lIlt'CI in ont- clny hy tht- tht- hatutls of 'I'hornton Frurtionztl lht at t'ont'ht-s, tt-:un uit-tnht-rs. :intl tht- IllLlllLlgl'I'S of ll soon found tllt'IIlSt'lVl'i und won liotu o hztskt-thttll tt-gun? 'l'ht- varsity tt-ann ulont- spt-nt nmining fivt- gtunt-s. Tht- t-nd ol' tht s tso twt-nty-t-ight hours just in nltt-1'-st'l1ool pt':tt'tit't- was also spatrkt-d hy Captain Bnront s tttn st-ssions, to stty nothing ol' planning, IJ02lI'CINK'Ol'li. Clous storing surgt-. or gzuut- tintt-. Tht- I.ot'kport Portt-rs wt-nt into tht 1 g St-vt-ml Iirsts wt-it nt-t'o1nplisht-Cl this yt-nr: tournzunt-nt with at I6-8 won atntl lost lttt I. l,ot-kport triuinpht-d ovt-r 'l'hornton of Har- By ht-ating Rich 'l'ownship und win g vt-y for tht- tirst tintt- on tht- XN'ilClt'z1t's hontt- third victory of tht- st-ttson ngztinst .Iohtt lo t-ourt. 2. 'l'ht- Portt-rs ht-nt -lolit-t 'I'ownship ship in at tt-nst-. t-xt'iting gaunt- our h ts nt tln't-t- titut-s in ont- st-uson. qtlztlihvd for tht- tingtls. livt-n thoug .Ks tht- st-.tson opt-ut-cl. it t't-rtztinly lookt-d us t-clgt-d out hy Bloom -I6--IQ, our tt-:un intl to tth though tht- l'ot'tt-r Cugt-rs would ht- tht- out- t't-rtninly had at most sut-t't-sslul st-:ts statntling powt-r ol' Nt1l'Illt'l'Il Illinois prt-p tt-nuns. llnviug lost no tt-annntutt-s, tht- t-lt-v- t-n vnrsity It-ttt-rntt-n ntovt-tl right into plttt't- with st-nior. lit-n li.u'ont-. :ts tttptxtin. cltiilfll llt-rht-rt Yun llt-vt-n's t'outt'ol stylt- ol' lmgtsltt-thnll st-t-nit-cl to lluvt- stunut-tl itll ont'on1t-rs t-nough to luring tt six ggunt- winning strt-uk to l,ot'ltptu't. Out' htws tunnt- hoint- with ll thirtl pl4tt't- t-onsoltttion ln'nt'lit-t trophy IiI'0lIl tht- I'ontint' lloliclny 'l'ourntt- nit-nt. This is tht- Ionrth t'onst-t'utivt- yt-tu' that our Portt-rs ltztvt- rt-turnt-tl front tht- Cltristxnns vntuttion with suth zt prizt-. Upon rt-suiuing tht- t't-g-- ulzu' st'ht-tlult-tl pltty. tht- l'ortt-rs won ont- ggnnt- gtntl wt-nt into u wt-t-kt-ntl slump losing its lirst two South Sttlmrlxut l,t-ngut- g.uut-s ot' tht- yt-zu: Out' tt-gun txunt- out ol' this sinatll sluntp. winning its nt-xt tln't-t- gaunt-s, only to go into .tnotht-1' sutltlt-n gtntl unt-x-- pt-t'tt-tl tlownwnrtl trt-ntl. 'l'ht-y lost tIn't-t- mort- gtunt-s two ol' which wt-rt- t'1llJIlll't'CI IW South Suhurlxut l,t-z1gut- powt-1' houst-s, Bloom zxntl JOSEPH PESAVENTO Forward 2L's WI LBERT McCLELLAN Guard CHARLES TRAVIS Forward 3L's HENRY HAMMOND Forward A group of iubilanf players, fans and coach affer trimming a sironq Bloom Veam 45-41. VARSITY B.-XSK ETBAI .I, R ECC 7R13 Tmnzx Ollajmfzrnfx 1,0l1lx'fIOI'1 jolivt Catholic 216 '19 Argo -111 6-1 Bloom '11 '13 'I1110I'Ilt0I1 of IIlll'Yl'Y Yu V13 '1'11o1'11to11 I rgu'tio11:11 -16 37 .lolivt Townslmip -12 111 A1ton -18 -11 Nvw '11l'1l'l' f1f1 -111 Ln-xington '13 311 Bloomington -1I1 112 101191'I1OXK'!lN111lJ '12 '11 1,1-ydm-n 11 1111 K:1I1ku1uw' V121 315 Argo -1 1 66 Curl S2lIlK115lll'Q '12 '18 Bloom 621 37 Tlmornton of I1Jll'X't'f 313 116 11111Ol'Ill0I1 Frzu'tion.n1 61 .36 Plzxinficld -12 712 Blur' Island 2121 38 1,m'yc14'n -17 -13 K2lllkllkl'K' 32 1511 qlolim-t Cutholim' '13 .31 Rirlm 2113 -11 '1o1im-t '11OXS'1lS1l1lJ 311 41 1 Bloom -16 '12 1956-57 Porter Caqers: Larry Schrock, Ray Wiiikofski, Charles Travis, Ken Barone, Capiaing Joseph Pesavenfo, Harold Ayers, Jack Anderson, Ed Burke Henry Hammond, L. G. Young, Lee James, Ken Norron, Guary Horfon, and Wilberf McClellan. ,,. 15 7' X. A 5 f A 1 ll Lic' J ,, Front Row: Steve Parlalr, Roger Philpotf, Gerald Pius, James Davis, Edward Edson, Wilberl McClellan. Second Row: James Abrams, James Nelson, Scott Rodeqhiero, Richard Cotter, Charles Stanley. Back Row: James Johnson, Lee Stalker, Philip Cromer, Chris Vancura, James Long. Portermites Soak Up Experience The Lockport Portermites. eoaehed by Mr. Gornik, posted one of their best records Q9-HJ in recent years as they defeated sueh vaunted South Suburban League powers as Bloom and Blue Island in their recent campaign. The high- light ol' their season came when they eaptured second place in the Carl Sandburg Frosh-Soph Basketball Tournament at the end of the regular season play. Their reeord lor the season. although not too enviable, showed vast improvement over the reeord of the previous season whieh Could well be attributed to the laet that the sweeping youth movement at L.'l',ll.S. is beginning to pay oil' in the form ol more vietories. The players, most ol' them having gained valuable experience dur- ing their lireslmian year, showed line spirit and determination throughout the season as they ,never stopped trying and always gave a fine aeeount of themselves on and ofl' the playing floor. As lar as statisties are Concerned the season was not too outstanding but the sportsmanship and teamwork gained by the underclassmen in the past season will prove invaluable to them in future years. And the score goes up another notch as Jerry Pius dunlrs another basket 135 'f'o- Coache Form L Club lll'llJllIl0Il ol all lmoys m I.. l .ll.b. LlIllll'llL'N. 2. To rvnclt-r st'r'x'iu's. XYllt'll not zu't1v1-ly 1-11 N5 Illg. L'0Ill't'NSl0llN. l'll'. fi. lo illfl 111 tllr' prolmmtlon ul svllool Nlllllt Nun. rulvs. l'l'lilllttllNlllIJx aunong im-mln-rs. cw li. To ln- tlu' olttstlulclinq fllxlm in tlu- st-In-ol I95h-57 Lett:-rmen's Club Ollicers: Mr. William Kappmeyer, Sponsor, lseatedl Richard Minh llllillllllo fll ll'llflt'l'NlllIl. l't sI7t'l'l-llt1lllN' Adamson, Secretary, Buist Walker, Vice-President, Kenneth Barone, President, Harold Ayers, l'fllll'll'5f'. Llllfl NIJ0TlSIIlglIlNllIIJ. treasurer. 7, 'lb prrmmtr- lwttvr iI1tr'1'sm'l1rwl.ustls' urls:- tions. 'l'lmr- laxlvst zxtlclition to tln- zttlllm-tit' cln-p.irt- In m-clr-r to lwcmnr- ll mm-mln-I' ul ilu- 4-lulm llll'lll .ut l,.'l'.ll.S. is ll ln'ttm'l'Im'11's Cluld l l.', cuxvlt lmoy had to ln-3 1, ll :I varsity lr-111-r win iilulw, liUllllt'Cl m'xt'l11six'm'ly l-UI'Ylll'SllY ll'Llt'l'XYlll- m'1'. C27 ln- Imssing in gill stnlmjr-t-ls, ljlj lmvr rims .mtl slllmm-1'vism'cl lmy tlu' Cllllflllllg Stull. Ur- llis npplictttioll ol aiclmissifm :lpprm'r'cl ln' tht Qnrlilvcl tllr' sawmill sr'nlt'stt'l'. tllm' Clulv 4'lt't'tr'cl I11s'1I1l1m'sl1ip vrrllllllittl-1' lN'l-Ul'l' 1'4't'olnl11r'ml11 tin- liullrmxvillg lol' its first c'orps ol ttll-lC'l'l'NI tion, gm- IJI'4'Nt'Illl'Cl to tllr' flulu, gmrl lily must A V - Kr-lmvtll llaltmlv. lJl'I'5lClt'IllI liuist YY:1llu'1'. vivv- lmw' 1'c't'm-ixvcl tln- lmllot vutr- ul' mu' lllllIKllit'Kl lll't'slKll'lllQ liivllllrcl Jxllillllsltll. sm-t'l'1't:1I3': :incl pr-rr'r'rltol11llIllvllllmvlx, llllfttlil 1XY4'Y'P-. U't'ilNlll'l'l'- 'lilll' lmoys spmwm-cl suclm luml raising proj- 'l'l1r- group gicloptr-cl 21 Stllllflllfd l,c'ttr'rnlr'n's 1-cts ns: uslu-ring' :xt lmskvtlxxll gguntw, slum- tilulm l'0IlNlllllllUIl wliicll listvcl llll'Nt' as tlu' soring tllv itltrzmluml vlnss tmn'n:um-111. :mt i-lulfs ulwjr-ctiws: gi clgmu- gilt:-r tlu- to11m.imr'nt, Frontkkowz Raymond Wittkolslri, Thomas Phelps, John Ferguson, Lee James, James Batusich, Joseph Pesavento, David Martis, Robert Rumple, Stephen Perla . Second Row: Edgar Clark, Kenneth Norton, Roland Whalen, Kenneth Barone, John Anderson, Robert Hill, Gerald Pius, Douglas Meadows. Third Row: Robert Salbego, Roger Bolattino, Buist Walker, John Sample, Ray Farny, Gary Hicks, Raymond Shepherd. Fourth Row: Paul Torkelson, Harold Ayers, Guary Horton, Charles Jones, Gerald Banister, Larry Le6rand, Lawrence Schroclr. Back Row: William Kettman, Richard Adamson, Sherman Reiter, Robert Pearson, Gerald Goreclri, Kenneth Ramos, Robert Junqles. l. 'lin prmuotm' :mtl 1-r1t'o11r.1gv .u'tix'r- pur- rfzwvfl in tlu' lIIlIIlt'Cll.llt' L'UIlll'Nl. suflm :is llNlll'l'- sl. lu zlicl in mln- l'lll-Ul't't'lllt'lll ol' llllllllllg J. lu pronmtt' lDl1'ilSAllll sm-r.il .mtl llt'l'Nttlllll . H. vi . I Q J .Ai ,. . ' ' ' 'W A, Q , 1 I 'r 9 .
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