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

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Carol Larson, LOCK business manager, seems to be really wrapped up in her work, -jill Ricbe finds her job quite a pleasure as she demonstrates a jig while collecting dance money. ' 's 1 i-sf? .sm W g f . Y it B I D '3 N N Lock Business Staff LOCK BUSINESS: FRONT ROW' ml. Brown, C. Larsen, D. Ford C. Rubis, S. Chapp, M, Sandbloom, Nl. Beavers, L. Hahn, Tusek, C. Cora, L. Ward. SECOND ROW: P. Fraearo, G. Ingram, K. Cron holm, M. McFadden, D. Engstrom, B. Miller, Fracaro, S. Halvorsen, KI. Wheeler, L. Hakey, P, johnson. THIRD ROW: P. Kobart, L. Bruce, D. Lemberger, Majack, K. Hall, K. Carter, C. Olson, S. Var gocko. P. McCann, ij. Benton, ij. Etcher, AI. Wilson, A. Ehrhart, C, Brad- ley. LAST ROW: L. Hahn, L. Damaska, S. Skeldon, E. Longhini, D Siegers, D. Berry, P, -Iaggers, K. Kalmes, A. Lain, C. Smith, P. Baxter

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Miss janet Johnson, LOCK sponsor, , censors yearbook copy. LOCK co-editors,judy Wheeler and Elaine Longhini Iyz Lock Stay? janet Rodeghero, LOCK photography editor Kathy Meader, LOCK copy editor, Diana Entwisle, LOCK copy editor, and Rudy Ammer, LOCK sports editor. Kathy O,Brien, East's co-ordinating editor of the LOCK, Paula McCann and JoAnn Benton, Eastis LOCK business managers. I5

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TIMES EDITORIAL: FRONT ROW: QI. Jerabek, L. Bruce, K. Carter, J. Rodeghero, P. McCann, L. Sundstrom, B. Lawrence, D. Dvorak, D Ehrhart, C. Rubis, A. Ehrhart, M. Sandbloom, Benton, -I. Etcher, G Zander. SECOND ROW: S. Wagner, M. McFadden, ,I. Fracaro, D. Eng- strom, B. Miller, L. Lorenzen, D. Mohney, P. Sippel, J. Potter, L Bogenschneider, Scholten, N. Cox. THIRD ROW: D. Ford, T Pesavento, E. Wegrzen, S. Nielsen. C. Peterson, S. Chapp, L. Ward, L Iaggers, P. McSherry, L. Hahn, D. Molkentine, L. Kijowski. FOURTH 'ROWJ S. Skeldon, M. Grenko, NI. Kennedy, A. Brown, M. Wolfe, S. Moyer, B. Aspel, L. Misius, S. Cox, L. Starr, L. Damaska, B. Ayers, M. Tierney. BACK ROW' D. Simmen, D. Berry, A. Kryzak, L. Moran, T. Scott, B. Simmen, M. Ebenroth, R. Ammer, G. Misius, L. Cramer, K. Baumgartner, A. Parker, A. Lain, Pxjaggers, P. Baxter. Times: Reporters QFLT . . The TIMES, L.T.H.S.l school paper is responsible for keeping students and faculty informed about school events, clubs, and local news. The TIMES carries articles of interest to all students. In- cluded are reports of club meetings, Aunt Chip's friendly and helpful advice, provocative editorials, and up-to-date school news from cafeteria to classroom. Feature articles take a close-up look at special people in school or out, and special events occurring anywhere. Sometimes a teacher or a student profile is spotlighted. All sports are given coverage with a summary of the action and plenty of pic- IUFCS. The biggest job on the paper is that of the co-editors. This year's co-editors, Sandy Nielsen and Dinah Simmen, have done an out- standing job. They have had to oversee the work of all branches of the paper as well as assign articles to reporters. They were helped in this work by the assistant editor, Marilyn Angus. The job of keeping all phases of the paper running as a smooth unit belonged to Judy klerabek, this year's co-ordinating editor. Supervising, criticizing, and giving an adult's opinion was Mrs. Virginia Mitchell, TIMES spon- sor. Mrs. Mitchell donated much time and effort not only to the paper, but also to the literary edition, The Prism, a collection of stu- dent writing published once a year. The TIMES comes out once every two weeks, so if you happen to look into a homeroom someday, and students are reading a newspaper instead of doing homework, just remember-itis a sign of the TIMES! Co-Editors Sandy Nielsen and Dinah Simmen worked diligently to make the TIMES informative and interesting for all. if