Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Page . . . Seniors............... Sophomores . . Freshmen . . . Junior High . . Organizations and Activities . . A thletics

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mo precautions that include fire doors for the halls and entrances and an additional outside fire escape. Perhaps our most vivid remembrance will be THE BIG SNOW... a winter concentrated in March. It began on the third of the month with a blinding, drift- ing snow that caused school to be dismissed before noon.. . Then there was more snow. . . and more. . . Overworked snow plows tried to keep die main high- ways open; some of the lesser traveled roads were lucky to have “tunnels’ for one way traffic. In all we missed four days of school and the buses were unable to make their routes on some other days. We were short three days of school because of the snow and, since a recent state law insists that sur- vivors make up the time lost we used one of the days of our Easter vacation. Two days were added to the end of the term. The final day of school was May 31st. Mr. Burcham digs out Mr. Allen

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