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

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CENTRAL TIMES MANAGERS AND EDITORS: Ii. Cialoni, pho- tography editor, -I. Riebe, typing editor, P. Sippel, copy editor, S. Bernot, advertising editor, T. Pesavento, assistant typing editorg E. Wegrzyn. cir- culation manager, R. Wood, feature editor, N. Findlay, news editor, S. Skeldon. business manager, Ii. Baumgartner, assistant business manager. EAST TIXIES MANAGERS AND EDITORS: B. Ayers, business man- ager, L. Lorenzen, typing editor, IJ. Ehrhart, copy editor, M. Tierney, editor. Tries Harder TIMES ADVERTISING TYPING STAFF: FRONT P. Ifracaro, S. I-Ialvorsen. THIRD ROW' M. Zitzke, L ROW' L. Ward, P. Ijohnson, L. Lorenzen. -I. Rodeghero. Hahn, S. Bernot, B. Aspel. K. Kennedy. LAST ROW? L SECOND ROW: E. Wegrzyn, T. Pesavento, C. Bradley, Starr, S. Skeldon, P. Harper, S. Cox, L. Aspel. ff I9

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TIMES BUSINESS STAFF: FRONT ROW: QI. Majjack, K. Hall, B Wittkofski, L. Bruce. K. O'Brien, P, McCann, lj. litcher, B. Miller, A. Ehrhart. SECOND ROW' Bernot. D. Engstrom. D. Ford, L. Loren zen, -I. Scholten, L. Bogenschneider, P. Sippel, A. Brown. G. Zander. l' Brubaker. L. Rubis. THIRD ROW: A. Parker, G. Ingram, P. McSherry, The p21Sl school year brought Mrs. Virginia Mitchell's third year as the TIMES sponsor. As in the past. Mrs. Mitchell did an excellent-job, L. -Iaggers, M. Beavers, AI. Kerwin, M. Kennedy, A. Brown, M. Grenko, S. Moyer. LAST ROW: A. Lain, K. Baumgartner, S. Skeldon, L. Hahn, M, Podolski, L. Cramer, A. liryzak. L. Damaska, B. Aspel, B. Ayers, M. Tierney. Times Stajjf TIMES photographers for the 65-66 year were Rich Babich, .lack Kesser, and Al Kryzak.

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A CAPPELLA CHOIR: FRONTROWJJ.-Ierabek, L. Hollister, L, Lucas, S. Edwards, M. Grenko, S. Reed, E, Longhini, T. Knutson, P. Harper K. Carter, S. Tessiatore, K. Murphy, R. johnson, P. johnson, C. Seiler. P. llaggers, B. Anderson, R. Milsap. LAST ROW: C. Friedl, A. Lain, C SECOND ROW: P, Mayland, D. Entwisle,-I, Potter, M.-Iones, Clarizio, Smith, B. Quigly, D, Beckham, T. LeGrand, UI. Svoboda, ll. Vahle, F. Niel M, Schacke, K. Drake, -I. Wheeler, M. Vreuls, -I. Pasch. THIRD ROW' sen, M. DePra. The Lockport Central and Lockport East choirs have proved to be enjoyable for the many students who participate in them each year. From the Cen- tral campus comes the a cappella choir which con- sists of ,junior-senior girls and boys. There is also a girls' chorus for upperclassmen. From each class at Central COIHCS 21 glI'lS7 SCXICI that sing pOpul3I' Mr. Donald Meints, former choir director. is found hcre busy with his new duties as three part music. Besides the other groups, the fCadinSinSlfUCl0f- Madrigals, who are a selected group of upperclass- men from the acappella choir sing merry music from the 17th century. The Madrigals sing for numerous social events throughout the year. The East campus has a frosh-soph choir and a sophomore sextet. At the annual Christmas and spring concerts, if the director wishes, he com- bines the two choirs. In March, Mr. Donald Meints, one of Lock- portls finest and well-known directors, left the Lockport Central and Lockport East choir for another Held of teaching. Another man, Mr. -Iohn Baird, has now taken his place. The choir has social events during the year for its members, such as a hay ride in the fall and a picnic or trip to the sand dunes at the end of the year. The Madrigal custom is to have dinner at the close of the year. All choir members will tell you what a rewarding experience choir has been. ,sag- 20