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

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f mffq XX They are able because they think they are able. Vergil. Coaches Deskin, Vance and Zimmer strike a cooperative pose. When I told you to dry up, I was just kidding? Mr. Kickert, biology teacher, explains bone structure to his pupils. . . :yusreffc-f' N Down the hall and two doors to the left, but carft you wait until the end of this exam? Always with a friendly smile, Mr. Edward Cisler instructs his history classes. Presenting 'ss--...,,, . . . and the cold front is coming in from the west. Mr. Fender, history teacher, points out geographical locations. I ean't read this, It'5 in Jhorthandf' service to L.T.H,S. Nearly all our best men are dead . . . I'm not feeling very well myself. Punch. Mr. Richard Manley conducts a PSSC physics experiment. 6 f I QQ.. M Grace is the essence of Beauty. Too bad, babe. Mrs. Mildred Shoop has devoted many years of

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Dr. Blatnik, superintendent, ably co-ordin- ated the activities of all three Lockport schools this year. Mr, Smith, our smiling assistant superin- tendent, pauses during a busy day for the Lock camera. fs! 'inf 5.5 . 1 I A--1-f Success One of the mainstays of the Lockport High Schools during the 1964-65 school year was the administrative staff. The cooperation of the administration with the faculty provided all the help necessary for the students of our schools by seeing to the discipline, encourage- ment, and future plans of the mass of students placed in the care of these people. The administration also concerns itself with giving a helping hand to the students and seeing that the educational environ- ment is favorable for all. If it were not for the careful supervision of the administration along with efforts of the Board of Education, the faculty, the community, and the students themselves, the Lockport High Schools would not be the Fine schools they are today. Mr. Johnson, principal of East High, and Mr. Rutter, assistant principal, give announcements over the intercom system. oils Qs 1 Q. I Mr. Aiken, head of the guidance department, is always on hand with a helpful smile ssistant principal, Mr. Rippe, and principal, Mr. Flink, control the af- irs of Central High.

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CHARLES WILLIAM L. LORINA GOERZ ROBERT HESS WILLIAM LEE. G. KICKERT BESEMAN CONNORS Algebra I, Geome- Algebra I, Tennis IACKSON Advanced Biology Algebra II, Tfig0- Algebra I, Varsi- try Earth Science, nometry, Calculus, Senior Math, Varsity Swimming. ty basketball, Cross Country. This is our faculty. They serve us in many capaci- ties. As teachers, they strive to the best of their ability to educate the students and prepare them for life, ern- ploying their knowledge and experience. Also, the teachers devote much of their spare time to the sponsorship of extracurricular clubs and activi- ties. But teachers also serve us in another way-as friends they are ready and willing to help students Our Faculty Track solve personal problems. The science department's greatest job is to teach students to think objectively while reasoning inde- pendently. Principles learned from the text are made real by applying them in the laboratory. It is the sci- ence and mathematics teachers' pleasant task to ac- quaint students with the products of some of the world's greatest minds. CLIFFORD G. BETTY LANE ROBERT LEO H- PRYOR C- SHELDON RONALD KILIAN Algebra 1, Geom- BASARICH Chemlstwf Sm- SHARP ,MEN 0221 General Science etry Boys, PE, Fresh- dent Council, Geometry, Algebra Biology man Basketball, Sponsor H Varsity Golf MELVIN DESKIN EVA M. OLSON FRANK ROGERS Girls' PE, G.A.A., Athletic Director, Dean of Girls Drivefs Educa- tion Driver's Training, Driver's Education, Sophomore Wres- tling, Varsity Football . , .Y JERRY KAY KLINT I xli' . , FORNOFF Girls, PE, Cheer . .7 'f '. ' V Boys, PE, Health, leading Sponsor 'f M 1 pg Sophomore G.A.A. A A, it f Q Swimming 'L I fir 'ffl - .i ii ivi. f so . f ,fgf, T- ,lf , LAWRENCE WILLIAM Boys' PE, Health Driver's Training, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling