Lockwood High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lockwood, MO)

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UTNU N Kill! IAILIY HUNT I A Y Greetings: The T1 ger Daze Staff extends greetings to faculty, alumni and friends of the e people of JUNN7 IILLIN SLEY LDCKWUUD PUBUC SCHDDL u skntaau ES Sursllursunsnr LDCKVICIDD MISSCIURI une student bo Lockwood Public Schoo s the Lockwood community have always had a pro ound faith in their public school They have demanded the b schools that can possibly e rovided Doubt mand continued improvement 1 e Bo est less they will de n the future ard of Education has showed much interest in doing everything within their power to provide excellent schools or the children in the community They have granted substantial salary increases to the members of the teaching force wherever possible They have been faced with the problem of securing suf ficient funds to maintain adequate instructional materials and e uipment They have assumed the responsibility for assisting teachers in interpreting the needs of their school and have mani fested a fine spirit of cooperation The past school year has revealed the devotion of the teach ers to the task of dir cting the energies and abilities of our youth toward the winning of the war and preparing for the peace They have worked harder and spent more hours at their duties t an ever before New responsibilities have been accepted without ques tion, and important con ributions have been made The children in our school today are the future players of a mighty role ey will be the citizens of the American Century e century in which the democratic way of life, deep founded in he bed rock of the nation, is extended and embraced b everywhere To play this role with co our children need the y free man urage, skill and high resolve most that we can give them -E Y. dy 1 . rn r I . b D . - rn ' f q . h . ' t . ----Th , cn - t Q