Lockwood High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lockwood, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

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SUFERINTINDEIIT LDCKWDDD MISSOURI Greetings The Tiger Daze staff again extends greetings to the students, faculty, alumni, and friends of the Lockwood Public Schools It is not enough to say that Lockwood'e children are her greatest asset They give sxgnificance to all other forms of wealth Farms, flCtOP1G8, commerce, even the family, the church, and educatlon have no real values ex Where children are properly reared and educated, all other values are conserved and enchanced Where they are neg lected, other resources waste and decline Public schools have been given an increasing share the shaping of the lives of the children, and a correspond ing obligation in shaping the future of the State The Lockwood High School wishes to congratulate those of you who have worked so faithfully for the success of the school, for your fine spirit of sincere and loyal coopera tion to the program of your school and community Yours B1hC t s, Supt I KTAIY cept as they give meaning and happiness to human beings. in H. A . 36 1:15 Hrs Grace Johnson Music ID' Miss Stella Oliver Voc Home Economics A x f' W' Mrs Leta Jacobs English Mr Carlos Maze All' Mr Robert Lesley Voc Agriculture Coachfi M Geo F Be 1 HiSt0I'Y Commerce Mr Alfred Pry Science Mrs Bernice Pry Home Ec . X gr Q' ! tha 2. Q u x Nw D r. . . 1 'SN' gg ll l l ' Q . el'll0I' G55 LCQFJ 11 in re9 de da if e was ypmb eQr 90 Y etafrr Tre 6310. 8 Eileen Baur Representative Sheldon Easson V109 President um Qi' n,g,e?0rx' acob aoazso Swv Ruin ponaol' -fi iii K' 'Vi Vx 'SQ' Colleen ucuiluan H Earl Jones, SPOMOY Doro thy SCh1L1iX'lg PU' June Kluhsman Clarence Mabee Betty Kollmeier 'ln Bill Hardman 'C' X' Vilara Galloway 9115119 G5-59011 if '54x if Frances Flscher Monroe Engelage hsther Hagler 'la 1 Donald Blackford Erma Fen .ington Nelson Kollmeler lv Martha Vanhooser David McArthur Bonnie Bates nr- ames Speun Laveta Keith pube,-f, Litle TR. YNY Velma Stump Edyard Bgntg Florence Ma smann f pv- Marion Armstrong DOPOY-hy Purdy D810 I-Seater ag? 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Jackie Thomas Student Council ill It Carl Obert XX Lois W1lson Nora 0,9 0l'l'l0I'2J L66 O lC0l 6 Gerald Upp President dh ir-' Virginia Wilcox Reporter A6 Ruth Schllling Lyle Hawks Z6 Grace Johnson Sponsor Martha Pry Secretary QQ' 6' Joan Fortner Student Councll Russell Taylor Bonnie Olsen me an Ruth Massman Junlor Taylor I.. 4 3 f I . 'ff' E. . '2 4 H 3 o W o . Er wr ' l ... We 5? 'I' e 'Q 4K,h I 'QF' L . ! X 1 .RQ N. I X 4 A m X X i 'X 1 1 new 'ntl an J gg':E95 1 ' HEL, l X lo,, L Wir -X Vg n 1 AQ . 3 XX ' J ' P Eldon Maize Wanda Taylor G9 hayne Gerry k 1 Marian Dunham Don Nolfe Ida Mae Compton -.tl Mervelle Blackford wayne Schnelle Harold Bgwles Hazel Kluhsman Eugene Charles Shirley Davis Keith Fibson V Dorothy L1tle Lewis Nehrmdn Mary Spain L Hubert Coos, Barbara Berry Merlin Jones ? Nora Lea Vert Don Wolfe Wanda Taylor QS' 'Rf' 4 'lr- Ronald Jiliamq Ida use Compton Clarence Burnett 3 e h 5 5 1 1' 8 A W e 1 N e , ' i X rx 2 h X 'tt ifsy , V' V ' . 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Y 'if' 1 as W I N E , N wlw - T ! hi, div 1 X NX . x Q, Q 4 qw f' Mrs Irene Finley H138 D0!'0fh.Y B31-U' Seventh Grade 300034 Grid' Miss Mae Traller Third Q Fourth Grade lisa Helen Harmon Fifth A Sixth Grade s5'7Q+K' 5 3 Qzgsxg 6 ,ye-9 'EK' Eighth Grade 'Vx bv Mrs Alberta Bell Kindergarten Q First Grade X 1g ri Q' - e. ef' K ' Us fl' ' ef Q0 ii 4 -an I . 5 r 'O ww Mrs. Freda Olson N A B .Y .L -gxfixb h f sh' 4 , 5 0 A f ' Q: 19 EIGHTH GRADE Left to right back row Juanita lcfipadden, LaVena Bur-nette, Dorothy Jean Lewis, Mary Kathryn Thieman, Betty Jean Bowles, Faye woods, Eleanor Pry, Marjorie Ann Morris, Mary Kathryn Kirkhart, llre Olson Front row Farrell Tindill, Duane Sexton , Russell Pierce, Conard Blevins, Kathleen Habereaat., Robert Pierce Jerry Symmonds, John Dwyier, Billy Gibson SEVENTH GRADE L-:UH Blok fi left to rldt ill -?'. J Qf qT-lg Billy Hebereaat, Stanley Davis, Oren Obert, Donna Rae Quimby, Betty Jean Bruner, Joan llberry, Virginia Wymore, Irs Irene Finley Front row Harvey Lee Hayes, Jerry Davidson, Naomi Baur, Erma La.Dorie Jones, Lynton Lee Hawke Dorothy Beisner, Darius Wolfe, Ronnie Bird, Doris Harris, Arlene Weste, llelva Wilkinson n 3 , Q V I .. N! F i I o R JI 5 4 : V f E I ' f I A ' , .x 4 E . ,f 9 . , I 5 1, X , si - A D f . A C . , . . ' V 1 ' L ww Y g ' M na m av 4 , ,...,, 1 ,Q -as B :A so A - N' .to. wg. - gf. - e 'I ' .Ab yy v Q Q , . . 1 D of f ' . 1:4 A D V' I X'L I r . . . . . . SIXTH GRADE ' FIFTH GRADE Qmr' Q M V- I Back row John William Kinnick, Carl Cagle, Leon Woods, Jerry Wolfe, Goldie Pierce, Dorthy Ann Dwyier, Kathleen Gardner, Nancy Marshall, Loretta Mae Calmer, George Dunham Jr , Arden Obert, Charles Orrell, Mies Sunderland Middle row Loretta Rhae Haubein, Margaret Ann Wooldridge, Kay Abbiatti, Carolyn Leaming, Dorthy Jane Lack, Clarice Smith, Joetta Voskamp, Judy Engelage, Kathy Kelley, Melvina Turner, Rosemond Bough Front row Clifford Covert, Paul Abbiatti, Wm Allen Daniel, Orrin Shaw, Bobby Fortner, Don Carpenter FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE V'-l 4 ll eu :quill 'Wag 'UL ll ill -p ul IW wg sv -I gif if-E-z Back ral: Peggy Ann Habereaat, Mary Lodean Weeke, Dixie Lou Montgomery, Odelia Davie, Myrtle Woods, Joan Collins, Barbara Charles, Lila Jean Webb, Ramona Lewin, Barbara Jo Kirkhart, Velma Mae Burnett, Clara Oyster, Mies Traller. Front row: Charles Finley, Marvon Woods, Leroy Heide, Billy White, Gary Haubein, Daryl Carpenter, Jilmy Burnett, Paul Louie Daniel, Lowell Lack, L. D. Thi man, David Lee Dennis, Frankie Wooldridge, Donald Kelley, Warren Wolbert. ,. ' g,1:g.,,.1f . .- A - ,........1fo 1' H ' , .ffefigfgfii In Niretul F JR U T IZTXAAI ' vnu 'Ti f,'.v,,I-I U ' 'Q ua . VLQC --- V Q ,E I I I I ' N . . . . Z , . I . . . -..Z Q una.. if I F 4 'fx M 'TS- I 1 - I -4: P ,-, . I N 4 - ,I Q 4 - , Q . . , 1 ,, 1 ' .,n - A X. SECOND GRADE Back row :Ilan Moenning, Carolyn Burns, Carol Kay Danlels, Nita Abbiatti, Lo Ann Nilsen Nadine oo s, Kay B1rd, Martha Sue Plerce, Virglnia Burns, Karen Copeland Norma Jean,M 1 Armitta Lewis, Mary Helen Wuenscher ' 9 U, Flrst row D 1 W lb d oug as o re , Bobby Mart1n, James Alexander, John White, Billy Joe Burton, Charles Obert J Bl vi HIZSYBBUE ns, Joe Weeks, Bllly Dean Nolf, Gary Snadon, Bobby Ray Nalters, Robert Covert, , FIRST GRADE Bacx row Velma Strong, Patsy Lea Hodgson, Shirley Shaw, Misha Ann Stout, Dixie Lee Bird, Mary Virginia Allison, Mary Elizabeth Bryant, Glenadine Kirkhart, Dorenda White, Shirley Ann Mein Middle row Larry Billingsley, Dale Dean Parker, Virginia Leigh Olson, Fronsie Keller, Janet Ruth Bishop, Dorisaileen Moening, Patty Ann Parker, Mary Jean Vanbuskirk, Walter Frock, Larry Thomas Wooldridge, Mrs Bell Front row. Albert Lee Kerr, Billy Stroud, Tommy Whlte, Doyle Lee Todd, Gary Shearer, Roy Lee Stout. Dale D. Todd, Buddy Allen Morris, James Danny Vanbuskirk, Jerry Wilkinson. B t 'ai' D.. Lp., . r - 4- ann Ma , ,Q f 'Q 4 ,k,..,-1... A ,fr uw ..... .M . K .ff+a-.f- ua' ' neva.:-7. Ufi- -'ax -.. ' , 'L 1' Y. - mr - N A 4 K 4' v AI- ' ' 7 , A . . 3 . . . ' 1 Y . -. Q ,Ha i.f.lW X ns... . .1-.. . i.Q K ., 4 -- , L 0 3 3 5 5 ' 4- 4 :ef L ' 5 I E 1 B ' . y , ' 'J ' 17, X gi of .W V I ., ,, 1, S - A Q ., v nv . . ' 45 ' I I 34 ' Q , , . . . . . . . WI. , 'WL MARION ARMSTRONG 'Eager Beaver' Glee Club, Basketball, Football, FA EDWARD BANTA 'Put Your Arms Around Me Flee Club, Mixed Chorus, FFA, Basket ball, Jr Play, Annual Staff, Football Softball BONNIE BATES 'There's a Lot of Freight on Her Train of Thought Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Home Ec Club Pep Club EILEEN BAUR 'Looks M1ld But So Does Dyna mite' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Cheer Leader Twirler, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Dramatics Club, Home Ee Club, Jr flay, Debate Team, Band DCNAID BLACKFORD 'The Sil nt Partner Glee Club, FFA EDWARD ORG 'Ignorance is a Bliss That' Vhy I'm So Happy' 'lee Club, Mixed Chorus, Boys Quar- tet, FFA, Basketball, Softball DOROTHY DAVIS 'Quiet as Falling Snow Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Home Ec MARILYN DUNHAM 'Intelligent, but Not A Book ora' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Home Ec Club, Annual Staff, Jr Play, Pep Club SHELDON EASSON H99 hLflOO1 pure, but on that other 56flOO of li ' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Jr Play, Football, Dramatics Club, Annual Staff TLVIN EGGERMAL 'Not Much In a Crowd But Alonel Glee C ub, FFA MONROE ENGELAGE 'All Handsome Men Aren't arried Flee Club, Mixed Chorus, Boys Quartet, Band, Jr Play, Basketball, Football, Softball FRANCES FISCHER 'Good and Bad in Every Girl' Annual Staff, Dramatics Club, Debate Team, Jr Play VILARA GALLONAY 'It's gotta be this or that' Plee Club, Mixed Chorus, Home Ec Club, Paper Staff, Rep Squad BILLIE GERICKE 'What a Guy Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Voc Ag Foot ball, Softball DUANE GIBSON 'Looks Intelligent but you never can Tell Speech Club, Dramatics Club, Voc Ag BILL HARDMAN 'Give me Llberty or I'll Take It I' Glee Club, Basketball, Football, Span1sh ESTHER HAGLER 'Tonlght and Every Nlght' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Home Ec Club, Dramatics Club, Annual Staff, Paper Staff Drill Team Drum Corp MARY RUTH HODGSON 'No Time for Love Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Pep Squad rum Corps, Drill Team, Home Ec Club, Annual Staff, Jr Play WANDA KAHRE 'Loyal Friend, Good Worker Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Home Ee Club, Pep Club, Band, Dramatics Club, Girl'e uartet LAVrTA KEITH 'Good Things ome in Small Pack ges Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Home Bc , Jr Play JUNE KLUHSMAN 'So Stlll, Serene, and Quiet 15 She, Ve Know Not What to Say' Pep Club, Home Ec Club BETTY ANN KOIIMEIER 'I'll Be Around' Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Home Ec Club, Drum Corps NELSON KOlLMEIER 'Quiet as a Mouse Glee Club, Agriculture HUBERT LITLE 'King of the Fridiron Glee Club, Speech Club, Dramatlcs Club, Football, Basketball CLARENCE MAREE 'A Wolf Among Ladies 18 a Dangerous Thing' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Boy's Quartet, Jr Play, Speech Club, DPlmBt1CS Club NADINE MAIZE 'All or Nothing at All' Band, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Drum Corps Play, Pep Club FLORENCE MASSMANN 'The Silent Partner Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Annual Staff Band, Pep Club FoRRs,T MASTERS 'Daisy, Daisy' Voc Agrlculture DAVID McARTHUR Happy Go Lucky Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, FFA COLLEEN McMIL'IAN 'Blond Bombshell' Glee Club, Mixed nhorus, Band, Home hc Club, Dramatic Club, 'aper Staff, Iep Club, Jr Plav ETHEL ILLER Khaki Nackle Mixed Chorus, Home bc Club EUFENE OTT 'Lost ln a Fog' Glee Club, FFA ICEL PEENINCTON 'Priorlty on lersonality Glee Club, Home cononlcs lub ERMA PENNINPTON 'Life is too Short to Norry' Glee Club, Home Economics Club DON PLUM ER 'It would requlre a steam shovel o cover up h1s 1asU Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, FFA, Basketball DOROTHY PURDY 'So qulet you hardly know she's There' Home c Club PAUL xYLE 'The Miller Girls are Just Crazy About Him' Basketball, Football, Annual Staff DOROTHY SCH .LIN 'W1se to Resolve, Patlence to Reform' flee Club, Mixed Chorus, Home c Club, DP8mdt1CS Club, Drum Cor,s, Drill Team MARIANNA S HILLING 'All or Nothlng at All' Clee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dr1ll Team, Girl's Trio, Jr Play Pep Club JAMES S IN 'lt is Better to have Loafed and Flunked than never to have Loafed at All' Clee Club, Mixed Chorus, speech Club, Foot ball VELMA STUMP 'Late to Bed, Late To Rise, Late to School Jith Bags Under Her Eyes Glee Club, tlxed Chorus, Home Fc lub, Drum orps MARTHA VANHOOSER 'Dreaming and Nonderlngu Clee Club, Mixed Chorus, Jr Play, Home Annual Staff, Paper Staff, rep Squad, Dr1ll Team BERAIECE AALTERS 'The Jorld Deals Good Naturedly lee Club, Mixed Chorus, Drill Team, Drum Corps, Pep Squ d, Home Ec Club, Annual Staff, Paper Staff VIRGINIA DTVIDSON 'Seen but not Heard' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Home Ec Club Pep Squad F H ., Pep 1 ' ' I! . , , g I II ll . . , I . - ' 1 1 ' ' I . . , , ' u Il I ' 5 O V L , 0 . J ' N ll . I n . , - J C 1. Y A I w 1 A . , a f , ',1 H ll ' n ' . Q U A n . J . . r - C I J . ' W ' - Z A' ,U . I V . m , v 1 e w . L . H - t X , I , M Q , I A . . . rl . . Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Home Ec. Club, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, FFA, Softball, ,. Y T F . ' . . . .. J . 1 ' J . E . . y . V , h ll A . . e e , - J . ' ' a l , n ' PA VI e u fs - - ' I U . ' , r- . ' . u ' ' H' I . 3 ' 3 2 . . . . J , - Ec., N ,, . , D . -' a 4 Y ' ,F - . . n ,, , I , a . J ., . t ' D ' J - 9 8 ll . . ,Sl ent gonna M J S or Wanda Kahre Sec Treas Sheldon Easson, President, Seated Mgrgizngllliszgleyi Eloise Gassner, Vice President, Mrs Jacobs, SPOUSOY Standing Gladys Haubein, Reporter, Eileen Baur, Carl Schaffer: Jdcki' Thomas' Joan Fortner, Bonny Daniel NEWSPAPER STAFF Seated left to right Colleen McM1llian, Gladys Haubein, Dorothy Davis, Laveta Keith, Wanda Kahre, Janet Backs, Ethel Haubein, Esther Hagler, Virginia Wilcox. Standing first row: Vilara Galloway, Mary Sue Crow, Phyllis Haubein, Eileen Baur, Roberta Wilkerson, Lorene Pyle, Nora Ruth Schilling, Betty Kollmeier, Martha Vanhooser, Mary Ruth Hodgson, Peggy Montgomery, Berniece Walters, Julie Poirot, Marianna Schilling, Dorothy Schilling, Ima Jean Daniela Max1ne Cagls, Martha Pry. Standing second roww Margie Billlngsley, Mrs. Jacobs, Dorothy Orrell, Don Wolfe, Wayne Gerry, Smith Preston, Mr. Bell, Lucille Goodnight, Clarence Burnett. ml ' k . in ,R 1 G Q I 5 L it ,' Q , ' 1 .ll Ut A 1 L f 3' l - - ' - 'K . f 1 J 4 5 ' 'oa-- .. -o x av X . Ax A K 5 earbook Staff if th H 1 r Arn Ecuwr Mm-11yn Dunham Feature Wrlf-er, Wanda Kahfe Assoclate Editor' E er 8 6 1 Szeldon Eisson Edltor, Edward Banta Buslness Manager, Collien McMill1an Feature Writer, urs Jacobs and My Jones Annual Sponsors Don Plummer sol1c1tor, Mary Ruth Hodgson reporter, Dorothy Davis reporter, Betty Ko1lme1er solic1tor, Florence Massman reporter, Paul Pyle solicitor, Laveta Keith reporter, Dorothy Schilling reporter, Eileen Baur reporter, Francis Fishcer reporter, Martha Vanhooser-typist Bernlece Walters typlst, Marlanna Schllllng typist Drum 8 Bugle Corps Roberta Wilkerson Fronsie Keller 0- X W I 4, -an -9- M ive qv. S Q Q . ' ' 1 'H+ 'f' 1' A f J , ' f 3 Nita Abbiatti phyllis Haubein MMM Nt' 1 Joan Collin! Eileen Baur Eleanor Pry Pry Betty , 3 V 1 + ' X 2 If . , K i lu ,. ii' , K , 'Q' CJ ki .X Ax -fav ! L 9 fa-: . 'R' Ax r i l 'H xi 0 J OR ESTRA ix Q' I QM feffe WXQJ CAUIWA X CL 0 Amo 9 by L tfong, ogm e ee, een Baur, E-weyyv Backs, 5 e Bach , xl ell ar e 9133.1-Vgeley, xiao mp fm-5 cl, lv- Joan Daniel, 5 rley afls, 'I a dec , Ruth xuaseoh, D0 aglo, 1' ces Ylsoher, eww Yfog-X, Joan Yofbnet, o so Gaeen t , Lucille Goo gh , llalara Ga oway , Ruth gson, Ethel haubeln, Gla e aubglh, Y 1319 haubeln, e lla e X8 , other a le , C asley , HAD-e aaxiawro, 'nel uhtghix, Doro hy 'o e, Glaoss bl , 1,59 mkaav, guy, aeemanl' Co leon xloxbylian, Y om. mer , Bott. ion me 1 , .ah xlarehill, Doro o , Bo Olson, xlafbha yy , 5 e olrok., lla xx Do Chi- iota th lung, ll mba Soul -tonne Schalier, la l-ee Sha! We Si. , hcl n R9 de, Beth, rnwn, 'danaa 'taylor , tlora X.-ea Verb, E3-hel Det , 'Ilrglpla 'llllco Robefba Will!-arson, ue Crow , ha 'iwhooaor , Ylorehoe lla' o Lola Willson ,ri e Schell-0, Og-ren. HUA, qhelw in wohs, 8ku?Har,:I1,, 932,Jfr:1Cf,z.?L i Seaton- Donald Blackford, -531, Ylmmler, Glen Ylepenbrghk, 1340, ,ru l-01' horn!! Jones, xlelfxn 514039011 , V011 Yyle, Don ld Wllligmn, Jr. 'hy , 3- Vanhooser, Jr, atlas N Dldi ich-fhmr. 1 carl Om,-Q., Rom 3 una! Yfodga Giro 4 P-f w', mem. cu haul-Vg, ifigxdimxg, nm, 1-0, ' M ., p e Fngelzgoaiild Slpp. Second 1-01, 3,1 B o1'ft'l C11-ffbfd Obofb An , cel Yylg Gyn, fb ur 50hl1son ' . so k cu tene no Gerald Grim, , an A ' 4 Hvuwa. HUTUON ow , 199954 'fhf-hula, JQCXLQ Thomg,, .n X E V ,: 59 , , 'nf ,S v: X :EW k N gk m .L ' 1: 4 ' 3 1 - 1 3 l f '- , x 5 - X x A hx .' '. 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G' 15 H ,V 4. cf-L Edu ri . 7716, 7?e,S-lqeacleg .3'l'e.PQ,kxxcx enior WW no-W LJQVXAGJ Kay Ve av-ence, Mabee D Q Ou'f'S'l'C1nel Ci QQ+oY of L H121 P QanCl'QlQ'+'e' Seven Sreedn n-ference. - . W 5 K 5' s In x- 1 5 ,, . I V . 9 M f g ' ! -. 9 a ' , ' 5 , - w.. xv 5 i I 2' - IU! .- 95 Wi?-jggii. H ? ,, x ' - 4 ., EZ-fig 'L dui , wi Q 'fn 7 K R if M .S Q N 'i 1 X 5 5. av- vw A' 1 ' , 2 -n--'-' y x, Wm - K., Ft bl., stalk ' I 'W ' imif'-. V fy , in I ' ' Go PQPQ SCLYS No L-WHO an 'f m CL ore I Y' Zi' 2--,J Mask and Wig Club f 'l'n i'i I 1? 1 .'. 'u 'YV lartha Fry, poetry, Reberta lilkereen, after-dinner speech, Margie Billingsley, prose, llary Sue Crew, dramatic reading and eration, Colleen llcllillian, huneroue, Wanda Kahn, extomporary speaking J5- IQ an-:5'!'1 Hiding Fl 3 I lH'0Bl1'i -pane ll P I n C 2, ' , 1 Qs .9 , 1 - s ' I ' t . i 3 S s' V ' QS. K A , 1 V. f ' f af . , 2 . ' K it L e L. V D 4 Q 13.5 av , ' . V' Y' Lvl '11 - k G T .A ,,. ' . - .,, f azlak 3 . . C 1 L - 43-1 5 joofgaf KUH5 A . i ,1 2 rront row Second row Third row Four h row 'x Forrest Masters, Eldon Nilsen, Eldon Maize, arl Nalters, Lonnle Thomas, Sheldon Eason, Louis Wehrman Eldon Heiskle, Carl :haf er, Bob Kinnick, Charlie Oyster, Marion Armstrong, Gilbert Schllling, Carl Obert, Harold Bowles Clarence Mabee, Monroe Engelage, Jerry Upp, Darell Harrie, Jackie Harrls, Booble Abbiatti, David Holland, Billy Gerickie Dale Lasater, Edward Banta, Paul Pyle, Hubert Litle, Bobby Harrie, Smithy Preston, Loyd Miller Coach Maze Foo'rBAu. QUEEN 'O' N -Mu 41 t fx fx 4 x F , ' X JE x f v. ' 1 ' s I V f, s 9 F3 , 5Ll fn, I A' J. , ex In 3 , 2? QQ Q V i 34 z twts ,M , ' L . mi X, ga, W1 Football Queen Janet. Ruth Bishop Prince Charming Larry Billlngsley and her court VY' 'ig ,ft-1 Nr? 1 LJ :fi 'v- R 6 I is 1... t 'Q' ,gt 5 -. . 4' asketball G Carlos Maze Coach David Holland Smithy Preston Edward Banta Loyd Miller Squad Monroe Engelage Bobby Harris Jackie Harris Hubert Litle Edward Borg Jerry Upp Bobby Abbiabti o rg. sg ' W r. og . . X15 E K t Y f QT ai A, ' ' L If . Q. I 'V' an p 5 I x lar N BASKETBALL F50 MXVHQ LDCKVUU ff Lockwood High School Song You ask what school we love the best? Lockwood, our high school The school that always stands the test, Lockwood, our high school We love her halls, her mem'r1es dear, Her dear old bell with all its cheer That rings each morning bright and clear, Lockwood, our high school Go read the story of her past, Lockwood, our high school What glorious deeds, what fame thou hast, Lockwood, our high school. Her Seniors and her Juniors too, We ever shall be proud of you. Her freshmen and her Sophomores true Deserve our praise in all they do. MXVM Caienbaw September 2 Registration of pupils 6 Class organizations F F A boys to Springfield First football game w1th Lamar Football game at Bolivar Band concert ,lven by the High Schho October Junior skatlng party Drum corp to Eldorado Springs Teachers meeting in Springfield Greenfield football game here Assembly program Miller football game here Coronation of football queen Plantatlon Slngers Pierce City football there Senior Class party Film Charm, Manners and Personality November Bollvar football game here Film Stltch 1U Time Drum corp to Joplin Miller football game there Marionette show Film Greenhand Eldorado springs football game ther Greenfield football game there December Film Tom, Dlck and Harry School Carnival mverton basketball here Creenfleld basket ball there Teachers meet1ng 1n Greenfield Golden City basket ball there Miller basket ball there National Farm Reel Stockton basket ball here Assembly by elementary grades 9hristmas vacatlon January Senior Class party Dadeville basket ball there Greenfield basket ball here Rev Smith guest speaker Everton basket ball there Junior Class Party Golden tity basket b ll here lhller basket ball here Stockton basket ball there 1 Band e February lid west Conference tournament at Miller Rev Baur guest speaker Dadeville basket ball here Rev Wells guest speaker lid west Conference luncheon at Greenfield Speech cl ss to Springfield ay, Papa says No Sub regional tournament at Greenfield Junior Class March Dramatic contests in Lockwood Lecture assembly by E C Buehlsr Nevada Spring Music Festival Lockwood Spring Music Festival Greenf1eld Rural School Activity Day April Lockwood Rural School ctivity Day Senior Class Play Spr1ngfield Music Festival Commercial contests in reenfield lay May Day Exercises Elghth rade graduation exercises Assembly sponsored b, the Music Department Baccalaureate Services Commencement .xercises Honor Assembly . 6. - . . 7. . . . . . . ll. . ' . lh. . . . 17. - S' . 18. . . 27. Pl H .N 28. - ' . . 5. . . 6. ' . . . lb. . 2l. . . 28. ' . I . L- A , ll. . 19. Junior-Senior Banquet. 26. ' ' . 30. f G . . l. . : . 8. G . , 5 ' 9. u ' . ll. . l5. F . 16. . Donkey Softball Bam f Played Here lomgllt The Lockwood Hlgh Tlgers will play ap alumm team coached by Austln Maxwell tn a donkey soft ball game scheduled to start at 8 oclock tomght at the school doa mond Thus game promxses to be full of spmlls and thrxlls wtth plenty of laughs for the crowd and players alrke The donkeys have been tourmg the country and puttxng org these .ofobon exmbmons fo oheahnf years and are well acquamte' Lockwood tlnens Football Season Seotemher 27th .... llosn: Festwals To Holder. 27 to o For Lockwood Hugh Coach Carlos Mazes downtrodfi Lockwood hx h T1 ers fo to var eleven but logg game played on the last Friday mght feated Lockwood PTO nt over , XQX5 moo on 8 G ut! n the mud against a s few games a good the game Accordmg to of all players but the pxtthe X 9 4 and batter will be mounted 5 A 86 xp tempermental steeds As soo o 9 'dado batter hots the ball he must c A 1005 Q51 aboard and rxde down to flrst 1 99 St' 0 s s x0 Thrs game 15 bemg sponsored 0 10 X the Lockwood hlgh school footb RO team and proceeds wlll be used L 0 Q help buy much needed new equlp ment for the team an X 10919 ad 9ae Ao5g0,y Y so gd Bolwar Soores 19 ll Vtolory llver Tigers Veteran Team ls Too Much For Locals Two Long Rm: For Scores The veteran Bolxvar eleven rolled to a 19 0 vxctory over Lockwoods Txgers on the formers grxdxron lut Friday night The Polk county boys most of them veterans of the team whxch handed Lockwood mtl only defeat last year were Just a lxttle Loo bog and a lxttle too good for Lockwood They are poxntmg for a bod to the Ozark bowl on Sprmgfxeld and the victory over L ckwood their second of the season, put them we-ll on the way Coach Maze sand that he was well pleased wlth the performance of his men Although badly outplayed they put up a stuff fxght and kept Bolivar away fr m thelr goal mort of the tome Two of the wmners scores resulted from long runs, one a punt retum for 70 yards and the other an mtercepted pass for G5 yards 1470: lv Xfp wha? rf, 80419 'fo sees Lockwood Loses In Gonsolatlon Fnals The Lockwood Hlgh Tigers took off thexr football suns Thursday and donned basketball togs Friday to enter the M1dwest conferences pre season tournament at Golden Crty Xpsfr 'fr Se Q l Dlstrtct Festlval Here '3 er Is at Nevada March 14 15 IS the month of musxc for od high school Two annual ls well be held the Sprmg l at Nevada March 14 and 15 Midwest Conference Musxcl on connectxon wxth the Sub Musrc festxval at Lockwood f9SllV3l at Nevada mcludes from southwest M1ssour1 hough lt IS not a quahfymg ach entry IS gxven a ratmg musncal entries the Nevada wxll mclude dramatic and erclal entrles The Judges for the Nevada meet are Prof Russell E Wxley Kansas unxverslty and H M Farrar Sprmg held college, for muslc Mas. Mar garet Mitchell Joplm for com merce Prof George R Pflaum Kansas State college for dramatxcs Seven Q Lookwood Danes Ulf Too Honors ln Contest Lockwood students recetved one ratmgs ln three of the four dwxsxons of the speech festlval hold here Wednesday afternoon The balance of the contest was to ho held last n Clty mg mght were the follows readmg one mmus wo ln mlnus two Locl HHPPY One one L en Mele wood held The mght A afternoon sessnor sp te U no ramy weather Mrs Leta Jacobs chalrman of the festxval and Lockwood dramatlc coach Sdld that she was more than pleased wlth the showmg of thc Lockwood contestants She also re ported that the Judge, Floyd Stew art of Monett, was very complx mentary of all contestants ... I . h . -I i ' ' I th ' ' Q 1 - V . . V ' O ' ' I . r I , I e. - ,. . ,Y . , L X -so o L T rl - 21. X' I , xx ' . X ' V. fv A' h Q ww 3 l -U A ' . I. . I f . ' e,,,,ae'v '- . it ..... . ' L l - f I Fl . , . e , W ,. foam' - . sy V A , M 1 A Z., D fl, - ' I v -. .1 Q yi , . ' . ' E 0 C LO ff? Lockwood nenwu I ' ' r X ,.o,N.l,- em..- .,..o.,,-,..1 ,V . 1.96 oe' . 3 ' , . l 4' o x I u I Atl. C + . 'K . I I oneg A +. V t VT . ,' A HQ . . i . . 3 1 ' ol? . . , kk -It - V . ' . in 1 L L Wf arfllUa, ueen 1 ggi? Q af' I'll'llfLCl lleefl xg g iiwfgfff sealed from left to rlght Robert Lesley Advlser, Jackie TVOYUHHS TTGBSUFGF, Paul Pyle Se-creiary, Don Plummer 'lresmdent Edward Banfra Vlce 1 f 1'lf'Ylf, bmmtuv Preston Reporter, Jerry Upp Sentlnel InstlL11lonal Farm Tralnlng Clase ' .1 '1 dlr om o Artnul mr ll r ltmerant lnetrwxc-1 or , Nlohofi' Wilbur Lltle L fa llmvfxz lfxke 1 In 'Dell me Boehne, Bob T1 llerb f rrrmm unfncwr ' fe oo , u ene Melerer, V Furl Youve ndxmrmtrator Qober+ Loslev Vcoar oral A e ln r 3 Ro er? Pemp, lrx '1 Fel er, o O 'url Dyl bm 4 for lhe ploiurw were Parrv Boehne, James Daugmerv, Flmer Koi? m Ler, Bllly Tack Ho1n+er Robert Duvall, Ted Sraw and Herman Iewvx QC PEP CLUB 5?-Px Fm, nj fy 1-CQQSXJ-X HOW Schmitz Appliance Company Butane or Propane Inatallauona Heating Cooking Hotwater Your festinghouse Dealer Phone 61 Lockwood, Thiemnn Brothers One of the most modern Food Markets in Southwest Missouri Phone 3 Lockwood, Missouri Lockwood Farmers Exchange fir ll Lookoy Gahmot Shop Gerald W Luckey rop Phone 10 af-ki ?l l M F A FEEDS on h he o alte J toep p e tolNSURE E PENDA BLIL PRODUCTXON Join THE cnowns AT B 81 'VI CAFE AND SERVICE STATION Arnce Radio Servlc 1 Lockwood Mnssourn Phono. 183 Barker and Nlarhn, I rops 4'- DARE CDIINTYS QREATEST STUR5 Cleenfeld Mo Vv . u 1 i-1 gig-ff gf X . . . can be relied upon ' l m Q a r m nth and year r year-because they are made for 'us u ur os D - . ' X, I . , . , - J. I l l . ' ' 1 ' Q - l, H V, , e 9 . 1 I f A 0 I ' an 4 ,. X , . 'X Compllments Lo kwood Greenhouse Home of Beautiful Flowers Hubert Nieman, Mgr WOODMAN BARBER SHOP BEAUTY SHOP COLD WAVES MACHINE WAVES MACHINELESS AAVES r Compliments and A Garage Abbiattl owner Phone 30 Let a skilled men service your refrlgators and motors Equlped with special tools I invite your Patfonage Phone lO7 Roy D Thlbmln, YYOP Vompliments Neatern Light Q Telephone Co HC iii RLAD THE DADE COUNTY ADVOCATE The County's Fastest Crow ing Newspaper Compliments Lockwood Bowling Alley For good eats and drinks Vislt THE SYLVAN GRILL Mr Q Mrs S D Shaws Compliments oper's Rexall Store Vood's Diamonds Better Jewelry u Compllments Dr S M Blshop, Lockwood, Mo Dr W S Barker Deputy State Verterimarlan Compllments G H Haubeln eneral Mdse Meinert, Mo Compliments Lockwood Pool Hall Brente Manager Compliments SNACK SHOP Lowell E Garrison, Pr0P Rountree Motor Co Dodge Plymouth Greenfleld, Missouri 1. Compliments of Paul Cox and Co Dealers Furs Wool Hides Pelts Produce Feeds Seeds rain Phone 18h John A Wix, Mgr N of AND of ' - us Il - . Ray Q ' '-- ' - of . I . ' of of H Greenfield, Misso ri I 1 A of ' ' ' - . . ' ' O. D. . . . N of ' of of ,l I' U srl I C O I P L I N E N T S o I SCHOOL PHOTO SERVICE INC IOIL LOCUST KANSAS CITY 6, MISSOURI J C Harvey, Rep C O I P L I I E N T S F A R I E H S S U P P L Y C O I P A N Y Greenfield, Missouri ' ur Profits Your Dividends ' F A Pruin, Mgr T O R S E R E A I C L E D E N D K Phone A Lockwood, C O U P L I I E N R C O I E V C A Greenfield, Missouri S C R T O L U P E W E L A I Lockwood Pharmacy, Lockwood i M NRSH INII I I MPNII CO Xl I IS KHXI WHRN SH PS VND SIRXILF Fire 'om' Tir 40IZ Compliments of Farmers State Bank Lockwood Nhuoun swf' mm 'suosuh 'ln i d Un Q 15213122 S 'o . . as LEAHINGUO VICE RADIATOHS CLEANED AND 'rs ar-JPAIRED. s'r AN- of mac, sony AN F ER Howss moron PA woaxs. waxc Easaavlcs. cn ROLET as 0 lo. Pax: IP Ions .' 1241 1. I, scno s PLIES W c o s u ET 1 C s ++ c o s T u u E AA1401110!l'ilAL's'lPiniaxliPX ,,',, L AL A J 1: pf Fouur IN SERV ca , Mo. 1,,,,jQ:gf'gfffjf'f',,,,, .ffl'2I1'L...AQQ, K RH! 4:7 JWEPQA PPJWVP I SEMCO COLOR PRESS LITHOGRAPHERS PRINTERS DESIGNERS FINE COLLEGE and HIGHSCHOOL ANNUALS 129 N W 3rd STREET OKLAHOMA CITY 'I OKLAHOMA B L SEMTNER President PAUL BENNETT Mo age Yearbook D so ROY H NOEL Represe tat e fvqalwx X004 1 WHAT IT STANDS FOR Loyalfy Io counlry commumly and home Individual mfegrlly In l'I1ougl1I' word and deed Our flag our language New :deals new hopes new amblhons In buslness and pro Iesslon Servnce +l1a+ ns founded on +I1e Golden Rule NX W 0 S Xtflum I , n r, ivi i n . , n ' I 5, A J' IQ I i- o I Q 1 o I i' wi , 5 Ia, X I' - , NY x AIIPIW A - 17 latex, - 1 TYDOL GASOLINE COIIPLIHENTS VEEDOL OIL -GREASE DOL STATI O T H U ll S Phone 252 Fred Steenrod, Mgr IIPLIME RODU THEN SCO Grocery VERS Market LSOAND FE Lockwood, Missouri 5 I D E G R 0 C E R Y Congratulations to the 1947 class en G R 0 C E R I E S he fear of the Lord is the begin U I T A ning' of kroveleope GETABLES Lirst Paptlst Church hdwin E Baur, Pastor ONPLINENT Compliment' D E S C A M SMITH s DRUG STORE Wil U N T A I 5 E I C E LUCKWOOD Mssoum D I N N E R s Greenfield, lo Phillip Hyde, lsr Phone 21 A M Smith, owner oo'oLf'E C Meek For Lumber A N D A T Tires, Oil, Grease jobs, Batteries, Gaeohne G Bak LeRoy and Doris Niemsn Phone 118W IWIIIWWNIIINI IWNWIIWIIIWIT h Poooo 9 Lookwooo Mo , of T! 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