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

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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.

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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.

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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.