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

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ized Doctor Blatnik, superintendent, departs for home after fac- Assistant superintendent, Mr. Smith, takes a break in his busy ing a day of challenging problems. O Qf Lea rm n g Mr. Aiken, curriculum counselor, files the results of the jun- ior tests. schedule to pick up his mail, .WMM -x ' 1: . r' , ff Q .My-t . ,ef Mr. Flink, principal, explains some of the duties to Mr, Rippe, the new assistant principal. The 1963-64 school year of Lockport Township High School has been managed and supervised into a well-developed year of progress. The supervisors have been busy instructing their students to be well-blended individuals by the time they Finish their high school days. The Board of Education has worked with the community to provide a better and more advanced education for the stu- dents. Securing teachers and other necessary personnel to aid in the processing is one of their most important jobs. Next year the processing will start over, but this year could not have been a year of progress without the combined coop- eration of the administration, faculty, students, and commu- nity. 9

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J A M I: S A M ' 5 Ma1.I.lT H AUDI 'llllb IN l2l'C10b'NllT'lON Ol: ',lQlNi'5ENl,llfVii' OF LOCK? il5l?,1l.fl.l- lN I Q kl2 s l or smwiciz 1925 J A M ll 5 CH SCHCDL - DEDICAT 5 M lil' H E9 Y OF DEMOCRATIC ooy A U D l 5DUCA'l'0NAl- SYSTEM J EN z2afgocgm'i'iox 011 xfsmlzfcr of Locrislc ifi-,Lzzgf lN moss ani BUARD 10 N .fanfare mt FKIIQUUI. x l U M oz suexflcgi W2510 v mon scnooie 1351314 or nmocnzfmc rmgcmzonfxt si L INUIS WX JOBLPH BOLAYTIVO K rf r lx wsmam J, mum lj O K ll l O N ILUNOIB V we is fx With a wondering smile Mr, Felix Borio, president of the A helping assistant to the president is Mr. William Babich, Board of Education, faces each new problem. vice-president of the Board of Education. Supervisors of Our Educational Plant Composing the Board of Education are Mr. Lawrence Tendall, Mr. Willard Anderson, Mr. Ernest Swenson, Jr., Mr. Barney Welter, and Mr. Harold Finley, 7 , 8

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Students Are Our Most VERONICA EDNA BREIHAN MARGARET JOHN MARGUERITE CAROL FRANZ BALLERO Reading COCKBILL DESANDRE DUSTON English Special Education English French English I eggs, H ' ,, , if 9 F Cl h R id, ELIZABETH MADONNA PHILLIP J. RAYMOND MARVIN SHIELDS PATTERSON PLESE POLLEY SHEFFIELD English, Jr.-Sr. Play Latin English, Spanish English, FTA English, Jr.-Sr. Sponsor Play English is one of the most important subjects one can take in high school. Our English teachers give us a good background in the basic rules of our language and the different types of literature. Writing themes, essays, and term papers is stressed, and senior English requires an autobiography from the students. On the shelves of the school library there are biographies, novels, and reference books available to the pupils. Foreign language is another phase of this department. Students are not only taught the basics of the language, but also are given a good cultural background with the help of books, tape recorders, and Elms. In our curriculum we offer Spanish, Latin, French, and German. ,., .. 5 i g gi, .A is -. N ' .. 1 15253 rzfizsaag :fs el ski, .. . r Q 3551.931 3: LEWIS AURELIUS ERNEST RAYMOND Mechanical Drawing CANEV5 CHERRY Band, Music Machine Shop, Leather, Plastics EDWARD C. DONALD W. MAURER MEINTS Auto Shop Choral Music Mrs. Duston, prominent fig ure of the English Depart- ment takes time out to en joy a Pepsi. 10