Lockwood High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lockwood, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1966 volume:

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Smithpeters came to Lockwood High School. With her she brought ideas, principles, and progressive thoughts. Endowed with these qualities, she has worked tirelessly and unselfishly in the Business Department for the betterment of the whole school. Mrs. Smithpeters taught business in high schools for eight years, followed by a ten-year period working at various occupations in Chicago. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree from Central Missouri State College at Warrensburgg Missouri, and started back to teaching in l9L6. By attending summer schools at Central Missouri State College and Kansas State College, Mrs. Smithpeters earned her Master of Science Degree in 1960. We have learned to appreciate her through her words of counsel and encourage- ment when the road was rough and the journey long. Through her conversations and activities, she has shown her interest in the things that we consider important. To an outstanding teacher and devoted person, the Lockwood Tiger Staff wishes to dedicate the l966 Tiger to Mrs. Zelda M. Smithpeters. Administration With his eyes ever toward the future, Superintendent Donald K. Stamps seldom pauses to look back. Mr. Stamps has had a varied experience background. He taught elementary school for ten years, then became Lockwood Elementary School Principal, a position he held for nine years. Following was a year in the Car- thage Public School System. He became Superintendent of Lockwood R-l Schools in 1958. Mr. Stamps earned his Bachelor's De- gree at Southwest Missouri State College and his Master of Science in General Education from Kansas State College of Pittsburg. He takes a special interest in all those connected with the school--from the youngest grade pupil to the oldest high school student--as well as teachers and others who work for the school. Willa Lasater School Secretary Dedicated to the furthering of Lockwood R-l Schools, Superintendent Stamps stops for a moment to contemplate all the changes that have taken place since he came to the campus. The most recent addition is the new field and track. Board of Education Unselfishness and diligence characterize the work of the six members of the Board of Education of the Lockwood R-1 Schools. With the best interest of the school in mind, these men lead the school forward. The satisfaction of helping public education is the reward for these outstanding men, who work in many fields. Faced with the responsibility of formulating the policies of the school, they strive to make de- cisions that will benefit the school now and in the future years. Ira Fortner President Earl D68-I1 Hlldspeth Harold Mammen Vice-President Secretary Charles F. Lemons Marvin Obert Olin west Treasurer Member Member dedicated themselves to help develop each student's abi 6 High School Faculty Mr. Everett L. Smith became principal of Lockwood High School in 1962. He was previously a teacher, high school coach, and athletic director. Having stu- died at Oakland City College, Oakland City, Indiana, and Kansas State College of Pittsburg, he has earned a B. S. degree in Ed- ucation and an M. S. in Adminis- trative Education. Mr. Smith takes a personal in- terest in each student and is ever ready to assist with indi- vidual problems. Students, as well as faculty members, have a reliable and valued friend in Principal Smith. Aside from his busy schedule, he takes time to sponsor the Stu- dent Council and Senior Class. In every school the important element is the faculty. These teachers have a grave responsibility. They help shape the future of our nation by strengthening the fiber and men- tal abilities of our young people who will make up the gov- ernment of this nation in future years. These teachers play a vital part in shaping capable, responsible citizens for tomorrow's world. The Lockwood High School faculty have lity to the fullest. 'TE? Clinton Story, B.M.E. Charlotte Cable, B.S. Kenneth Hall, B.S.,M.A Music Mathematics Science Junior Sponsor Freshman Sponsor Irene Finley, B.S.,M.S. Social Studies--Language Arts F.T.A. Adviser Sophomore Sponsor Robert L. Smith, B.S. Industrial Arts Freshman Sponsor Dolan Hawkins, B.S. Physical Education-Coach Senior Sponsor Albert Hargis, B.S. Social Studies--Language Arts Assistant Play Director Sophomore Sponsor Zelda M. Smithpeters, B.S.,M.S. Business Yearbook Adviser School Newspaper Sponsor Bobby Gene Baker, B.S. Physical Education--Coach Driver Education Katherine Gladwin, B.S Speech--Language Arts Class Plays Director John L. Jones, B.S. Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. Adviser Junior Sponsor Nadine K. Smith, B.S. Vocational Homemaking F.H.A. Advisor Pep Club Sponsor ,gm A ,i 'W .ma as 229. WL - Q, my XL LDL, E 5, 1 W L ,L L Y F m L M QQ ya x L L S? 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LLL L LL ' ffm, 1' ,-, :LLL fa 5325 W-gd Lf :Q Q 4 L ' L LL ' W Y ' A L L, V , Y K K K K ' L, 4 ff L ' ' Mi 1 f kg KL'i 'gw QW W Lx, L - KK -L gf KW , fa K L L L LLKKK .L S LQ V al EW Kew qi W Q J LL, L LE jx W K ,Q Qs W5 LL Wi The study of Language Arts 9 Mrs. Finley's Language Arts is learning advantages of of good rather the disad- of bad The Language Arts Program has four specific areas of need to be filled for each stu- dent. As an individual one should be conscious of the gains of selective reading for personal satisfaction. Each student can learn to choose wisely in reading and litera- ture. Effective use of language in daily affairs of life will promote mutual understand- ings among social and religious groups. The vocational demands in life include the ability to use the English language ap- propriately, to meet people with poise, and express oneself clearly, whether orally or in writing. Since language may affect the pupil's decisions on national issues, intelligent com- munication promotes good group discussion, thoughtful listening, and powers of per- suasion. an 13355 -zfii .,:. . Q Mr. Hargis' language Arts II class is studying grammar as an aid toward better constructed and clearer sentences American Litera- ture is enhanced for Mrs. Glad- win's Language Arts III students by hearing ex- cerpts from the works of authors, such as Ernest Hemmingway and Mark Twain, and seeing pictures of these. Fine Arts Speech class, taught by Mrs. Gladwin, rehear- sing a one-act play, Booth Tarkington's NThe Trysting Placen A back stage patch-up A comprehensive study of THE CANTERBURY TALES by English IV students culminated with the construction of models of the Tabard Inn and Chaucer's Pilgrims. si' if 99 lf Appreciation of music and understanding of the different musical instru- ments is one of the objec- tives of the class in Fun- damentals of Music. Mr. Clinton Story teaches the class. Social Studies Social science teaches students to better understand society. The subject offer- ed by the Social Science Department--American History, civics, world history, and American Problems--instill the knowledge and appreciation of history and help one to profit by mistakes of his predecessors. KU '11 In Civics, the study of elements which contribute to good citizenship, the home, church, school, and community is the basic part of the course. Mr. Everett Smith, teacher. World History gives the student a ilizations. Mr. Albert Hargis, teacher. of the In American History a student is instilled with a love of his country, a desire to obey its laws, and pride in its histori- cal part. Mrs. Irene Finley, teacher I2 Math At no time in our history has there been a greater demand for people highly trained in mathematics. The high school mathematics curriculum has the following objectives: To help each student to attain the level of mathematical competence which he needs to deal successfully with the problems which he meets now and will face later in life. To develop ability to reason logically and to think critically. To provide a rich background for further mathematical, scientific, and technical training. Mrs. Charlotte Cable, teacher ,a-r 'M - MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS This course is designed to bridge the gap between high school and college math. SQ +m . t ' 5510! . - . , 551.4 .fa ALGEBRA I f'2f GEOMETRY . ua Scuence High school students are intensely interested in their surroundings. One of the major purposes of sci- entific education is to develop fur- ther these interests. Courses in general science, biology, chemistry, and physics are offered in this de- partment. Mr. Kenneth Hall, teacher CHEMISTRY Melting point ,-J . L I ' f ,Ui B1-'HB CHEMISTRY Use of balance PHYSICS Acceleration ee 'PHYSICS Acceleration BIOLOGY BIOLOGY Scope work Beginning dissection Vocational Homemaking Home Ec. I observing how color can be complimen- tary to individuals Home Ee. II makes piz sandwiches Mrs. Nadine Smith, Instructor ri.:- Home Ec. IV learning foreign cookery prepare an Italian dinner ' Home Ec. III wearing and evaluating their own wool creations Home Bc. III serving Annual Faculty Tea as classroom project Sponsored by- SAC-OSAGE ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE, INC. El Dorado Springs, Missouri Vocational Agriculture I5 YW???l1 Mr. Jones shows entries for records by use of overhead projector in Vo. Ag. I wa' 14 Lumber selection Sponsored by - HAROLD MAMMEN - LIME - ROCK - PHOSPHATE - FERTILIZER Lockwood, Missouri X, 3 .. .. M..- .Q 1 K Vo. Ag. IV boys construct hay feeders Mr. John L. Jones, Instructor Demonstrating T I G welding to Vo. Ag. III Being in good physical con- dition means more than that one is able to carry on normal bodily functions. From time to time extra attention is needed to insure that the body is kept in top running order. Mr. Dolan Hawkins, instructor Rugged treatment to build physical fitness Business A ' his at K ,N .L:. Q F Bookkeeping class working on one of the three practice sets Zelda M. Smithpeters, business teacher QQ -S-ai- 'i, fr .aw-'-'- Typing skill is an asset for students whether used personally or vocationally. This year's enrollment, the largest ever, consists of fifty beginning typing students. H Lockwood Life H Staff F I Clerical Practice class edits and publishes the school newspaper, LOCKWOOD LIFE. Each family represented in school receives a copy of the paper which is published monthly. Mrs. Zelda M. 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Berry Gordon Ige Berry Stephen Bishop Scott Boehne David Leroy Bridgman Joan Brunner Jeannie J . Cameron Gary L, Charles iv KTM Marian E. Courtney Fred F. Cramer Claudene E. Faught Mary Ann Finley linda Hickman Connie L. H11g1'16S L. B , ij 3, mf I Q, , , W, Linda Sue Jeffreys D. Carol Jenkins Shirley Arm Jones Frankie L. Kukal i linda Leigh Lewis Gerry Wayne Litle Gayland M. Maize K Kathy Jean McManis pattie J, Miller James D. Myers ? Mary Elizabeth Needham Darlene H. Nelson 26 Aaron G. Odell Linda Kaye Odell Warren T. Odell Sponsored by - ALLEN QUARRIES Lockwood, Missouri . O O O O- , Floyd Kenneth Purdy - Rebecca L. Rush lawrence W. Shorter, Jr. e- do - Robert Lee Stiles Kenneth R. Tyler QQ Ronald E. Vert Mary Belle White Mary Jean Wilson Karen Linda Woods Janice Sue Wooldridge ., ,S .Vs-V V.. V .4 ' V fx. V rl E, V, VV ,fi 'N . V . V if-V .. V , ,. hs-V , fav- Lf , A. -3. .. . .. A ew- VV 5 A VV .,. - RV- W Vf , V . 3 if L 5 LLL LLL' V- , V LL if .MV Li SL - wwf MQ F' VV V . 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I 1 X W , 55 ' J ' 75 :ky Ei' L l'. 4, ' I 5 nf. lyxz 3 K ,Lll . . if , . 3255 SV bb ,fi QW! gm? ai -we 3 5: Q ' u .K 5? ii Sa . psi, 5 Y Y 39 366 Tiger Queen Janice Wooldridge-Senior It Attendants: Beth Hughes-Freshman, Sandra Obert-Junior, Susan Von Strohe-Sophomore 1966 Tiger Staff Standing: Jean- nie Cameron, Mrs. Smithpeters, Karen Woods, Carol Jen- kins, Janet Stamps, and Mary Needham Seated: Kathy McManis, Stephanie Plasmyer, Janice Lilienkamp, David Bridgman, Frankie Kukal, Debra Myers, and Deborah Bohne Layout Co mittee working on yearbook pages Seated: Business Manager Jim Garrison, Salesman: Mary Ann Finley, Shirley Jones Mike Rader, George Obert Standing: Carol Jenkins, Donald Ma- bee, Bob Kemp, Linda Hickman, Becky Rush, and Linda Odell Sales Committee meeting to plan Sales Kick-Off Campaign Business Manager Jean Wilson wrote an original skit taken from the current TV series, nJames Bond.n The four yearbook queen contestants were the four damsels in distress. Sales Manager Jim Garrison was the hero. Salesman Mike Rader was the villain. Others in the picture include yearbook salesmen, the editor, assistant editor, and adviser. ' 1966 Tiger Staff o 4I we Mrs. Smithpeters, Yearbook Adviser, meets with Editor Janet Stamps, layout Chairman Joan Brunner, and Assistant Editor Carol Jenkins to plan the 1966 Tiger. Seated: Business Manager Jean Wilson, Advertising Manager Janice Wooldridge, Salesmen Dale Hawks, Patricia Boehne, Fri- eda Hodson, and Gordon Berry Standing: Peggy Shearer, Jim Garrison, Kenneth Tyler, Jack Willis, Stephen Bis- hop, Marsha Probert, and Janet Stamps Business Manager meets with Advertising Committee IPR Marsha Obert, Carol Obert, Typists, copywriter, and photographers meeting with Editor and Assistant Editor Mike Theurer, Probert , Freddy Janet Stamps, Jenkins, Sandra Sue Jeffreys, and Becky Backs Sponsored by - TRICIA-JANE DRIVE-IN Lockwood, Missouri Future Teachers Association Next to the family, the unit comprising the teacher and his students is one of the most important and rewarding relationships in our society. Many members of Future Teachers of America plan to enter the field of education. This organiz- ation with its monthly meetings designed to explore the many facets and oppor- tunities in the educational field will help them to make a wiser career choice. l s. . 4. 3 E Members: Row l--Sandra Obert, Pattie Miller, Steven Ogden, Brenda Rush, Carolyn Mitchell, Linda Taylor, Gayland Maize, Joyce Nelson, Sue Finley, Janet Stamps--Secretary. Row 2--Darlene Wehrman, Cindy Finley, Barbara Bird, Steve Bishop, Frankie Kukal, Dale Hawks, Mary Needham, Melinda Carter--Vice-President, Connie Hinningham, Mrs. Irene Finley--Sponsor. Row 3--Kathy McManis, Janice Wooldridge, Darrell Thompson, Linda Hickman, Scott Boehne-President, Linda Nieman, Robert Stiles--Treasurer, Jean Nilsen, Jim Gar- rison, and Regina Miller. L1brar1ans Student librarians and Mrs. Gladwin, Adviser .373 ss. caf e -or A I Student Council -R--Roger Fisher and Linda Hudspeth, ang Peggy Shearer, Junior, Junior Shorter, Each year at the first of school, the Student Council sponsors an All-school Mixer on the football field. The Council is in charge of the prepar- ations for the Football Homecoming as well as Basketball Homecoming. Too, the Council decorates the building at Christmas time and distributes the gifts at the Christmas as- sembly. aniorg Vice-President Jack Willis, Junior, resident James Garrison, Senior, Principal rerett L. Smith, Adviser, Janice Wooldridge :niorg Joe Johnson, Juniorg and Pat Theurer md Brenda Barker, Sophomores. 1. T Q 1-1. 'QQ ,,, aussi!! b i, ish A Glee Club A pp Early in the year the Glee Club pre- sented a program for the Dade County Teachers' Meeting at Greenfield. A Christmas program was presented to the P. T. A., and again to the high school during the Christmas assembly. Clinton Story, Director X Brenda Rush and Stephanie Plasmyer, accompanists Six girls were chosen to represent L.H.S. at the District Honors Chorus. They were chosen by Mr. Story according to their rank in class. They were: Darlene Wehrman, Janet Stamps, Beverly West, Jeanne Wilson, Amber Hill, and Brenda Kerr. One band member, Keran Lemons, was chosen to take part in the Honors Band. The group enjoyed caroling for the patients of Lockwood Memorial Hospital shortly before Christmas. Participation in Massed Chorus with other area schools and competition in the District Music Festival are the high points of an active year for the Glee Club. Sponsored by - J High School Band 45 Flute Darlene Wehrmani Cindy Finley Brenda Ogden Clarinet Barbara Bird? Frieda Hodson Helen Newcomb Deborah McGuire Beverly Nest Joe Huser Phillip Clayton David Boehne Bass Clarinet Pat Theurerf Oboe Linda Taylor? Bassoon Keran Lemons? 4Denotes first chair Baritone Saxoghone Mackie Diefenderfer+ Tenor Saxophone Galen Hackney+ Alto Saxoghone Junior Shorterf John McArthur Roger Woods Baritone Horn Fred Obertf Steven Ogden Daniel Jenkins French Horn Linda Hudspethf Carol Sporman Ricky Purdy Trombone Butch Millerf Calvin Yount William Niehoff Cornet Mike Theurerif Leon Odell Johnny Wilson Mike Stout J. L. Jones Steve Walker David Belcher Percussion Mary Pat Carterr Wesley Hawkins Brenda Rush Tyggagi Q Bells Jean Wilsonf Bass Paul McGuire4 Clinton Story, Director SMITH'S REXALL DRUG STORE LoCkwood,MiSsO,,,5 is g 46 Drum Corps R. ,ff it . 'N r x Drum Corps members, happy in new uniforms, marching in downtown PSP rally- Sn... 3 W - g 3 iirir. Clinton Story, instructor Majorette: Barbara Bird, Twirlers L-R : Darlene Wehr- man, Linda Taylor, Debbie McGuire, Jean Wilson, and Helen Newcomb. i X Sponsored by-- SPRINGFIELD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Springfield, Missouri Janet Stamps , Lock wood's Miss Merri Christmas at Jop . Christmas Parade, where the Drum Corps marched. Junior Class Play Mayor Hayes gets the first ticket Duchess Gloriana, Tully, Ea-SY with that Q BOl11b and the Royal Page Commlttee members who helped with the play The Mouse That Roaredn is KSQ' 'H DIRECTORS . as I P Mr. Hargis Mrs. Gladwln STUDLNT DIRLCTOR Frieda Hodson Behind scenes 48 F.H.A. MAKER, mer TL,-,IQ '1 WPA, NEW no 2 C9 Q: Qs A 7 if 4 P' E Z2 I fa - S' 'G to Po Adviser Nadine Smith, Historian Marsha Probert, Treasurer Connie Hughes, Parliamentarian Helen Newcomb, Reporter Kathy McManis, Second Vice- President Janice Lilienkamp, President Janice Wooldridge, First Vice- President Becky Backs, Pianist Stephanie Plasmyer, Chaplain Brenda Barker, Secretary Janet Stamps, Song Leader Darlene Wehrman F.H.A. officers regularly attend Regional workshops and meetings. A representative group attends State conventions, State camp, and plan- ning and officers screening meet- ings. In F.H.A., one of the highlights of the year is the Annual Mother- Daughter Banquet. This year a Ha- waiian theme was completely carried out in decorations, menu, and pro- gram. Sponsored by - GIPSON HARDWARE 81 FURNITURE CO. Lockwood, Missouri AG R l cu we E aww wan Mamas CT FUTUXRE FAQZERS OF AMERICA 'Crt' LOCKWOOD F FA. CHAPTER A A A T - A V, 49 F.F.A. President opens ceremony A President crowns Chapter Sweetheart Patricia Boehne achers always nfirstn OFFICERS: L-R: Aaron Odell, President, Johnny Mc- Arthur, Vice-President, Charles Daniel, Sec- retary, Dale Hawks, Treasurer, Allen Jones, Reporter, Mackie Diefenderfer, Sentinel, and John Jones, Adviser Chapter Sweetheart Patricia Boehne and escort Charles Berry Seated: Dale Hawks, Janet Stamps, Darlene Wehr- man, Steven Ogden, Sharon McIntyre, and Rickey Lili- enkamp Sponsored by- WEBER GAS Greenfield, Missouri P 1?-E V 50 SeI1iOr Class Play THE CAST Standing: Jeannie Cameron, Barbara Bird, Joan Brunner, Jean Wilson, Janet Stamps, and Marsha Probert R-1: Robert Stiles, Frankie Kukal, Dale Hawks, Scott Boehne, and Stephen Bishop COMMITTEES WHICH HELPED MAKE THE PLAY POSSIBLE Standing: Warren Odell, Carl Sporman, Kenneth Tyler, Mary Needham, and Janice Wooldridge R-2: Connie Hughes, Carol Jenkins, Sue Jef- freys, Pattie Miller, Claudene Faught, and Melinda Carter R-1: Gary Charles, Jim Garrison, Fred Cramer, and Darrell Daniel M The Curious 1? Savage L-R: Carol Jenkins, Karen Woods, Sue Jeffre David Bridgman, Linda Hickman, Kathy McManis, Mi Ann Finley, and Shirley Jones The play was presented after the yearbook was sent for publication. DIRECTORS Mrs. Gladwin Mr, Hargis Marian o Student Pep Club meerleadersr -R Helen Newcomb, Debra Myers, Brenda Barker, Captain-Becky Backs, Co-Captain- mice Lilienkamp, and Linda Hudspeth. At Golden City Dovmtovm Pep Rally i2S1s 5 lf 33,33 , '.f'f.Silq .x Q f 4, W4 if ,aff ,I if 4 'l viii a is K Y' . Q, we 1. E94 Sponsored by - SPRINGFIELD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Springfield, Missouri 5I Spurring the team on to victory and promot- ing school spirit are the main objectives of the High School Pep Club which consists of 26 members, 6 cheer- leaders, and sponsor. Officers: President Mary Needham Vice-President Kathy McManis Secretary Stephanie Plasmyer Treasurer Shirley Jones Reporter Bonnie Lilienkamp Sponsor Mrs. Nadine Smith -J fx! f 52 ,Q 'T' 3 Varsity ' v I lg:-I X J :fir .5 Football . 'ar Q g 3 e fQssez,s1.f5fCs:2sr to R-1,L-R: C. Berry, FB5 C. Sporman, G5 J. Garrison, G5 G. Berry, T5 J. Myers, G5 D. Hawks, HB5 J. Shorter, QB5 D. Bridgman, HB5 F. Kukal, E5 S. Tyler, E5 G. Maize, T. R-2,L-R: B. Kemp, FB5 D. Thompson, T5 J. DePee, T5 G. Obert, B. Jenkins, HB5 J. Coose, T5 J. Walker, HB5 A. Thieman, HB5 G. Bishop, G5 K. E5 L. Crouch,G5 Beerly, C5 K. X Shumny, E5 D. Bass, HB. R-3,L-R: Coach Ha.wk:1.ns5 G. Hackney, E5 M. Rader,HB5 C. Daniel, C5 J. Willis, HB5 J. Johnson, E5 D. Mabee, QB5 B. Taylor, E5 and Managers: M. Stout, J.L. Jones, and J. Wilson. Coach Hawkins, the LETTERMEN, and Assistant Coach Baker Lockwood Tigers scored a total of 197 points against a total of L5 made by their opponents. They held four teams scoreless and were the undisputed MIDWEST CONFERENCE WINNER. Sponsored by- NIEMAN TIRE SERVICE Lockwood, Missouri a. if lr 55 J ' I W?'.. iiilinri iix. mwgmilxgi' --I1 F ig t 'gfhk ' A if if x it Bd g 5 so ru- lk 5 ,ifwav MGE 5. B SQUAD R-l,lFR: A. Taylor, E3 D. Boehne, G3 G. Lilienkamp, QB3 R. Fisher, E3 K. Mclntyre, G3 P. McGuire, C3 R. Jones, HBQ M. Shorter, C3 D. Belcher, G. R-2,L-R: D. Decker, H 3 R. Carter, QB3 J. Huser, T3 S. Ogden, FB: C. Obert, FB5 W. Niehoff, Tj R. Rader, HB3 K. lemons, E3 J. Schrader, E3 N. Schipull, G. R-3,L-R: Coach Hawkinsg D. Boehne, C3 G. Kukal, FB3 S. Walker, G3 J.Cameron, G3 D. Blackford, E3 P. Clayton, T3 E. Miller, T3 and Managers: M. Stout,J.L. Jones, and J. Wilson. ,A 'J , 3 ..s Q . A SCHEDULE We Pierce City? 7 Greenwood 7 Republic 26 Marionville 50 Miller 31 Greenfield 12 Stockton 13 Golden City 12 Granby? 39 WNon-conference SENIOR TEAM MEMBERS They O O l9 O 7 6 O 6 7 mm-M-N17,ifff.:w.mm.11-:fasumnmw-wwue,.il.. ,,,2. X., 1 iv I.,lf...,W,...e..f.1-.ff..f,.,...,,..D.:-.1--fwvf.Q:, .,.c . ...a..1,m:.-bm-,fga-.r-...Q -1.0.-.1-.ww-vi.. ...- M...-...N...vw--2...2..........,n...,,..,,,. . , .. Queen Mary and her Ladies gggw lA l .WWnww N 'SNQQ i'i W W HQUEEN MARYU ' THE ROYAL COURT Juniors: Frieda Hodson and Jerry Cooseg Seniors: Charles Berry and Queen Mary Needhamg Sopho ores: Gayland lilienkamp and Brenda Barkerg Freshmen: Ronnie Jones and Bonnie lilienkampg Crownbearer Kendall Baker, and Flower Girl Karen Rader Sponsored by' F 8. K MARKET Lockwood, Missouri Gordon Berry Tackle PEP RALLY va , Q fgil, , Q 'N Conference First Team Carl Sporman Junior Shorter Guard Quarterback Tiger's most valuable player Conference Honorable Mention ll Charles Berry Fullback 23 N' Jim Garrison 1 Sponsored by- Guard MARSH IM PLEMENT COMPANY an Golden City, Missouri Conference Second Team Gaylon Beerly Center if las: X ,gate Celebrating the Winning of MIDWEST CONFERENCE K-x WILKERSON S ,,..e,.,, . , .:..,. ASM 56 A-Team L-R: Freddy Obert, Galan Hackney, Randy Rader, Jack Willis, Toby Tyler, Junior Shorter, Frankie Kukal, Pat Theurer, Mike Theurer, Darrell Thompson, and Mike Rader Coach Bobby Baker Lockwood had the best defensive average in the conference with a total of L07 points scored in eight games, giving an average of 50.7 points per game. Frankie Kukal had the best scoring average in conference play for Lockwood, with his average of lL.7 points per game. Pat Theurer had the best free throw average, making LL out of 65 free throws. He had an aver- age of 672. Frankie Kukal had the best scoring average for the year. He made 382 points in 26 games, making his average lA.6 points per game. There was a record of fifteen wins and eleven losses. Six of the eleven losses were lost by one or two points or overtime. HAH IIEII Ne They We They Golden City 63 52 38 A8 Wheaton 37 39 36 Al Miller 60 73 L5 53 Willard 53 90 31 62 Wheaton A8 AL 37 A3 WGreenwood 6l 59 26 32 fMiller 61 L3 27 33 Nest Fork, Ark 62 36 Prairie Grove, Ark 63 53 rDadeville A3 55 Ah 33 4Everton 5b 53 50 33 4Liberal 56 57 38 36 tStockton 65 L3 28 2A Everton 66 L7 39 31 fGolden City 51 bl 52 L2 Liberal 55 70 39 37 +Greenfield 56 57 58 52 +Denotes conference games Sponsored by- JOHNSON'S PLUMBING 8. HEATING Lockwood, Missouri lx x ff lb? x 5 ,I 77 V4 N, C2512 Cl 9. ff 'SQ ff?AEEg QS 35flZQfw Mfgawwp Rexx N hx K gg. an-v ' s...--f O B-Team 57 L-R: Leon Odell, Gayland Lilienkamp, Jim y Walker, Steven Ogden, Lonnie Bass, David Blackford, Bill Taylor, Lynn Stiles, George Obert, John McArthur, Nolan Carrier, Ronnie Hughes, and Coach Dolan Hawkins B-Team placed second in the conference play with 6-2 record. Lockwood 3rd Annual Invitational Tournament HAH ,X We The! aii Golden City E5 A6 .. - Liberal 50 ' C3 overtimesj Wheaton 58 CThird Placel Golden City lOth Annual Invitational T iTournament HAH We They we-bb City E 57 Greenfield SA 52 CConsolationD Mid-West Conference Tournament IIA!! Eg They Everton 52 L7 Liberal 64 61 Greenwood 50 69 CSecond Placeb Regional Tournament HAH Hg The! Branson 50 52 I FRESHMAN TEAM Sponsored by -- Lockwood, Missourl Homecoming A-1 fri SY 4 W R if 'L MLK E X 9. i L, 'Q kkxgvffif .fv -S' THE ROYAL COURT: Junior Shorter, Connie Hughes , Queen Kathy McManis, Frankie Kukal, Helen Newcomb, Kenneth Tyler, Flower Girl Annette Bar- ker, and Crownbearer Mark Hall Sponsored by - DEL SNODGRASS M F A INSURANCE AGENCY Lockwood, Missou rl 7: M Nw GSW CX f Qf27 +4112 1965 TRACK WINNERS First and second places were awarded medals, third and fourth places received ribbons. R-l: Gaylon Beerly--medals in l-mile run and mile relayg Joe Johnson-- ials in ALO-yd. dash and mile relayg David Bridgman--ribbon in low hur- zsg Mike Theurer--ribbon in broad jumpg Donald Mabee--medal in high jump i ribbon in discusg Galan Hackney--ribbon in l-mile rung Coach Hawkins. R-2: Gordon Berry--ribbon in medley relayg Bill Taylor--ribbon in pole lltg Frankie Kukal--medal in mile relay and ribbon in low hurdlesg Jun- ? Shorter--medals in 880-yd. run and mile relayg Jack Willis--ribbons in J-yd. and 220-yd. dashesg Dale Hawks--medal in 880 relay and ribbon in J-yd. dash. Squad members first time out for track n Q Q Q lsssiaiss i.f3a?f A'ee -r raaara s 1 'gig' f e if d we , r c if e s f ' , K V-.M ,t.'a ii , K l e d - f ' J Q , H. I ' sf' I . ki 2-ii - Q! 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Qms 62 Elementary School Faculty Mr. Russell P. Davidson, with fifteen years experience, came to Lockwood in 1962 as principal of the Elementary School. Mr. Davidson has attended sever- al colleges and universities. He earned a B. S. degree in Education from North East State College, Tah- lequah, Oklahoma, and an M. S. in Elementary Administration from Kan- sas State College of Pittsburg. He is an advocate of up-to-date methods of education and has a spe- cial interest in the current trend of improved training in mathematics Mr. Davidson is liked and ad- mired by faculty members as well as pupils. Each one finds him a con- stant guide and friend. The primary concern of elementary school teachers is the development of the strongest possible program for this par- ticular age. The individual child is assured that his pro- gram will be toward the attainment of a general educational foundation at his own rate and capacity. Bonnadell Johnson, B.S. First Grade Elizabeth Diefenderfer, B.S. First Grade Lily Bennett Life Certificate Second Grade Eunice Thieman, B.S Second G Third Grade Edith C8.1t0Il, B . 5 . Opal Abbiatti B . S 0 Lorene , B . S . Third Grade Fourth Graae Fourth Grade Bland Wheeler, B.S., M.E. Lola Day, B.S. Beulah Babbitt, B.S. Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Sixth and Seventh Grades Sue Ward, B.A. Jewell Maberry, B.S. Effie Phillips, B.S., M.S Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Music and Fine Arts 64 No school band program could long en- dure without a Hfeeder systemn that starts with the beginning band. The primary purpose of the beginning band program is to start students on instru- ments, teach them fingering, note read- ing, and rhythm counting. This is the initial experience in playing on a mus- ical instrument for the students and, therefore, must be one of individual en- joyment as well as instructive. In the beginning band, the student learns to cooperate with his fellow students and enjoys making and playing music as a group effort. CADET BAND BEGINNER'S BAND The Cadet Band is the second step in our musical organization. This band is the developing stage where students learn to play more difficult rhythm patterns, to im- prove individual technique, and to enjoy the benefits of a full band experience. Clinton Story, Band Instructor All elementary pupils have the advantage of regular instruction in art. Many beautiful art ob- jects are designed and made at all grade levels. Vocal music is taught to all elementary school pupils. Playing rhythm games ga,.aas?,fs:.,f:m1aqa,':ar-f....asm:WearsamfyW,:-g.m,,g:,,,,.,,,:afe,,.-,,,gg,gm,,gm Fourth grade displaying art objects. Mrs. Effie Phillips, Fine Arts Supervisor Janice Bell Marsha Bishop Vickie Bishop Eric Bohne Katherine Burnett Lynn Chappell Glenda Charles Kenny Clawson Roy Daniel Donald Davidson John Divine Mike Dyke Lola Edwards David Gardner Peggy Hawks Rebecca Hicks Kay Huser David Lee Jack Lorence Judy Mitchell Linda Newcomb Sharon Roark Judith Schneider Marshall Snodgrass Andrea Spain Deborah Taylor Nancy Tyler Glenda Walker Gary Wirth R w mi iisgfssfp-E H s X X , Xie x-if iam? is W Q if fl? our tw ia Sponsored by- TYLER AND CLAYPOOL COAL COMPANY Jerico Springs , Missouri Grade Seven ae Q? 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Fry Jeffrey Gardner Lonnie Hagins Sue Hickman Jerry Hill Paul lee Renee lemons Kindrick Barker Linda Bell Brenda Bishop Tim Blair fe A iiivibpqg 4 1 x M, , s 15:27 5 lawig Q rv -. . Q: elf J , ., . . , e .l W1 .Aw .. . LL.'LL .L I I' ,g if y a Ar, 3 .ipe iswgtig S55 ggggfkm Egiggg ,ey.. b fi -N -4 Q ' .Q z K xx g Q -mm eq W f e AW, , a i as ll el Rag Sponsored by- FRED l.EMON'S INSURANCE AGENCY Lockwood, Mlssourl 'fr,HwA, i gig ---- we aa .,.,,.. , . ' 1 ea air ie--e use . 1 211- W! .:Ls::,:,::l ,L.:,., n. ,. New 1 'QW XR: Q wvrf1.n,o ' Grade Six i 36 we iilh - . x :AT ..W1.1,.., I -IQEQLN 9 f f 1 S ex Q 'V .. A X . at. wg351' I X. guru. u.f' K . Mean 1 1?HEE5if . 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Taylor Sue Trent Carole Van Acker Randy Weimer Bob Whetsten Greg Alexander Michael Berry Sue Berry Ronnie Burton Reta Cohea Terry Dill Julie Dyke Greg Hall Sherry Hawks Terry Hawks Dana Heiskell Charles Hicks Karen Hill Connie Howell Clive Hurst Jack Huser Kerwin Kollmeier Diana Link Lawrence Mammen Teresa McGatha Melody Obert Wesley Obert Bobby Ogden Elizabeth McKinne ' 'Q' H Jin lik Hal Perkins Teresa Sanders Eddie Shouse Craig Snodgrass Kerry Spain Gail Spencer Cynthia Taylor Susan Thieman 7I riqiiigf .- 'ygrgf isie H' E M' s,Xsv?ff Q Min ere s,. 1 yyy ui! r ss X X K 'K Q X at Q -'S N X fx 4 qi. nn .,.r 1 . . f ,, .1 , W N ii W ' s bs ,- Sf 5 fi Y v To af' P Grade Three Grade Two Kenda Alexander Kevin Beard Todd Carter vii i n r reee er r e : A P re r r e 1 Qrr 25 M A er rr rr r re r eer f rrrrr, i - r eer Q iii ' er .. KVLL 4 L b . h r P rr Brenda Tindill James Trent Betty Winkler Gayle Whetsten Patti Wooldridge Roger Clawson Robert Davidson Sherry Dill Connie Divine Joyce Divine Joe Graf Eugene Hagins Penny Hawks Perry Hawks Candis Henderson Donna Hicks Tim Hodson Earl Holder Patty Housten David Huser Randy Jones Pamela Kerr Randy Lasater Dixie Luce Chris Maize Donald Needham Karrie Neil David Obert Tereasa Odell Jimmy Parker Tonjia Potter Beverly Robinson Janet Scholpp Mike Shorter Cathy Small Jeanette Smith Keith Spain Bruce Townley Cindy Neimer Deborah Weimer Grade One Mark Abbiatti Norman Backs Sherry Baker Rebecca Berry Kimberly Bishop Donna Boehne Darrell Burton Gretchen Carter Michael Coose Mark Daniel Darlene Davis Randy Davis Laura Dyke Kathy Eagles Perry Finley Michael Frye Marsha Hare Wayne Harrison Timmy Heiskell Deborah Hicks Grade Two Q as Q7 'f f L Marcia Nest Paulet Wirth f y 6 X A Ne . 'iv - QwfSkJ, f 5-.S Ka f farm 1 ,, 722. Grade One l LQ Qzi. a T r was at 5 T: FK W :E h i Q X erm af QM .: , T ' ,.,: ,... r . ' : f T if ' llltt a l L. ?s 4iHEgg, J Tina Weimer John Winningham Tami Wirth Lori Jo Jones Kurtis Kollmeier Steven Lasater Linda Mabee Joyce Mammen Mary Manke Pamela McGatha Norma McMasters JunePmmmmmg Gregory Parker Valerie Schilling Michael Scott Patti Snodgrass Annette Smith Kathy Spain Keith Stamps Johnny Thieman Michele Th as Debbie Tindill Calvin Trent Ricky Trent Carla Trout Wayne Van Acker Deborah Ward Candi Watson 5 X Q. .fi EIGHTH GRADE TEAM ' k These boys won Consolation in the Pierce City Tourney. On February 15, they had a record of 5 wins and 5 losses, with the Dadeville Tourney yet to be played in March. They have been taught the fundamentals of basketball by Coach Baker. R-l: Standing-Jack Lorenoe, David Lee, Gary Wirth, and David Gardner. R-2: Lynn Chappell, Marshall Snodgrass, Kenny Clawson, and Johnny Divine. R-3: Roy Daniel, Donald Davidson, Mike Dyke, Eric Bohne. SEVENTH GRADE TEAM soy Vj44i ' I Q llfj EL S :341 FE 4 D 0 i 12 aa SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE PEP CLUB yJmMM, R-l: Bobby Boehne, Troy Hudspeth, Ronald TMMWW' Farris, Robert Carter, Quentin Clayton, and Kenny March R-2: Lynn Odell, Andy Easson, Jim y Shor- ter, Ricky Weimer, and Tommy Davis These boys are being taught the principles of basketball in order to have the potential for a good team in the future. x. ,,,,R x o5f,f QwgsyaH?HsgEaf52? E 5'f .s,f 1 .1 Q 1 - :Q Y- N L-R: Cheerleaders-Linda Newcomb, Marsha Bishop, t' .Qi p , 'uni gf H enda Charles, Cheryl Daniel, Ruth Ann Kemp, Sherry QL' Q-.wget-eff ,hs -2 ',. va . nley, Mascot-Tami Wirth, and Sponsors-Mrs. Babbitt 'ggi e yr d Mr- Davidson- M mmm D if M11 ' s Carl Woods High School Custodian A familar figure in the hall 3 if-1 X ox H' Lyle Daniel Elementary School Custodian Sponsored by- A. J. CRIPE TOWN TALK BAKING CO., INC. Pittsburg, Kansas B i.......1 dw LIS 1 7 Opal Thompson, Geraldine Garrison, and Faye Wilson High School Cooks: ,J 14 ' av Elementary School Cooks: Myrl Hawks, Mildred Stout, and Maxine Stiles Drivers: Paul Farmer, Wesley Osborne, James Finley, Joe Yount, C. . Howell, Charles Obert, Virgil Orrell, and Lawrence Mitchell CAbsent i .qjE,fl:: School Cdfgndaf NOVLMBER 051 1 AUGUST 4 A by School Opens ,ggi 30 afsa :Q SEPTEMBER Cheerleader Clinic--Spfd. All-school Mixer Pep Club Meeting CMonthlyj Labor Day Class Meetings CMonthlyl F.F.A. Leadership Training Pep Club Party Library Meeting Ring Showing for Juniors Pierce City--FB--Here Hillcrest--Fr.--FB--Here F.H.A. Workshop-Aurora F.F.A.--F.H.A. Meetings CMonth1yD Greenwood--FB--Here No School--Dade County Teachers' Meeting Assembly P.T.A. Meeting CMonthlyD Yearbook Advertising Meeting Freshmen Initiation Senior Pictures Assembly School Pictures Taken F.H.A. Mixer Republic--FB--There F.T.A. Meeting fMonth1yD Student Council Meeting Stockton-FB--HBH-There Teachers' Party OCTOBER FB--Homecoming--Marionville Sophomore Class Party Greenfield-FB--Fr.--There Junior Play Tryouts Magazine Sales--Seniors Miller--FB--There Reg. F.H.A. Meeting Stockton-FB-Fr.--Here Library Meeting Dist. Teachers' Conv. Greenfield-FB--Here Pep Club Chili Supper Freshmen Slave Day Miller--FB--Fr.--Here Assembly Stockton--FB--There Miller--FB--HBH--There Vo. Ag. Barnwannin' Assembly Golden City-FB--Here Science Program Greenwood--FB--Fr.--Here State Teachers' Conv. Granby--FB--Here Yearbook Queen Contest Ends P.T.A. Open House Junior Class Play End Yearbook Sales 1 A-6 5 5 9 12 12 Football Banquet 18 Golden City--BB--There 19 Assembly 19 Freshmen Class Party 20 Assembly 22 Wheaton--BB--Here 23 Iowa Tests--Sophomores 23 Thanksgiving Vacation 25-26 Miller--BB--Here 29 Joplin Christmas Parade 29 Miller--BB--There 30 l 7-E. -1 j2f76T??Ti2i?gi .gm ' 2 'u 4 I - W ' ' DBCSMBBR. College Night--Lamar l C.T.M.M. Test--Sophomores' 2 Willard-BB--There A Jasper Christmas Parade A Lockwood Inv. BB Tourn. 6-ll Betty Crocker Test--Seniors 7 Miller--BB--There 13 Wheaton--BB--There lL D.A.T. Test--Freshmen lh Assembly 15 Greenwood--BB--Here 17 Miller--BB--Here 21 Stockton--BB--Here 23 Christmas Vacation 2A-31 Arkansas teams--BB--Here 30-31 I 89 xx JANUARY 1 School Reopens 3 Dadeville--BB--There 7 Golden City BB Tourn. 10-15 Ohio Test--Seniors ll Group pictures--yearbook 12 Faculty Tea 13 Assembly 15 Everton--BB--There 18 Assembly 20 Liberal--BB--There 21 BB Homecoming--Stockton 25 Assembly 26 F.T.A. Party 28 77 FEBRUARY Conf. BB Tourn.--Miller 1-5 No School--Storm 1-2 Senior Assembly L Massed Chorus--Golden City 7 Everton--BB--Here 8 Assembly 10 Honor Band-Chorus Concert 12 Sr. Girls' Tea--BQPN Club lh Liberal--BB--Here 15 F.H.A. Banquet 17 Greenfield--BB--There 18 Evangel Homecoming Parade 19 Reg. Basketball Tourn. 21-2o Holiday 22 I X MARCH K 1 Q ,- N National Merit Test--Jrs. l F.H.A. State Conv. A-5, Freshmen Bake Sale Assembly 1 Speech Festival--Miller 10-11 5 1 ON A.F. Test--Seniors 11 State Indoor Track Meet 25 Sophomore Class Party 26 X - x TwV,,. ffm APRIL 'T Q ' u Senior Play 1 Dist. Music Festival--Joplin 2 Athletic Party 12 Pittsburg Track Relays 15 F.F.A. State Meeting 21-22 Junior-Senior Banquet 23 F.F.A. Banquet 26 State Music Festival 29-30 MAY , Assembly A aagwgg' Senior Trip ' ' A-6 Dist. Track Meet--Spfd. 7 Music Concert Home Economics Style Show Baccalaureate Services 10 13 15 State Track Meet-Columbia 16 17 18 20 Hum fn ,rf 3311111 M -Mvw-0.1 V 4 1.14 .9 8th Grade Graduation Senior Assembly Honor Assembly E Commencement 'Ep 20 78 P.T.A. The P. T. A. is an organization which promotes the best interests for school children. It strives for a cooperative effort by parents and teachers. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CL - RD: President, Mrs. Paul Danielg Vice-President, Mrs. Loren Claytong Secretary, Mrs. Leo DeJager5 and Treasurer, Mrs. Richard Rush. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN3 R-1: Mrs Mrs Mr. Everett L. Smith Mrs Paul Daniel Mrs Loren Clayton Mrs Leo DeJager Richard Rush R-2 Mrs Leo Diefenderfer Mrs Zelda M. Smithpeters Mrs John Neil Mrs Ralph Carter Mrs Sheldon Easson Mrs Ivan Lorence Marvin Obert The Lockwood Chapter of Business and Professional Women honor the Senior girls each year. A reception at the Sunset Cafe, on February lL, was the annual event, at which all twenty-five Senior girls attended. c l U ,fxb ' 2? All lla J ' V Q lf' M 'im .KG if 5555! nw ?YgW? I R nl i -5 'Q ! : X k IIIIIWESQ L V Q3 I k , i Y - 7iL f?f5' 1 1 'Ns h u ff? 2 3,4 8 I n 5 1 if. fy B 3 ,, ,aa N 'SW 'dh 35 Q E' 3 1 254.159 , x I 2 QY .g , - h .N . ,, . 1 P gg, HAP luv - - f X 9- an ggfigffmmi 39 3 I ,ef 32 X , Xia qi.-1:6 i 1 pm? 3' ,, -Ev: K. 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The best quality ot the lowest price. 4777 1 , , 1 ' I 1 f BABE cauNrY's cnsmssr stone l Greenfield, Missouri 5 Phone 637-22114 I THE GREENFIELD ADVERTISER BOOSTER Dade County's Leading Newspaper Greenfield, Missouri Compliments of JOHN L. MORTON, D.D.S. Phone LE 7-h7lL Golden City, Missouri V. B. HALL WHOLESALE CO. Monett, Missouri HOWSER MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet--Oldsmobile Greenfield, Missouri LOCKWCOD HATCHERY Lockwood, Missouri GAMBLES DRUG STORE Greenfield, Missouri COPELAND'S 66 SERVICE Gasoline and Fuel Oil Greenfield, Missouri LOWRANCE'S Variety and Dry Goods Golden City, Missouri BOWLUS SCHOOL SUPPLY, 2lO East Fifth Pittsburg, Kansas INC. MACKIE-CLEMENS FUEL CO. P. O. Box 299 Pittsburg, Kansas EVANS' MARKET Main Street Lockwood, Missouri RED MILL Mr. and Mrs. Martin Niehoff Lockwood, Missouri DON'S D-X SERVICE STATION Donald Lasater Lockwood, Missouri Compliments of THE LAMAR DEMOCRAT Daily and Weekly Lamar, Missouri ,ix 5,57 K.. ' I rr W I X 1 'JT5 a NS . ,AA iff? g E?QQX?aFE? Xi X l Compliments of DR. P. W. CHRISTIANSEN Golden City, Missouri REX'S BARBER SHOP Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed M ndays Lockwood, Missouri PALACE Golden MELVIN Texaco THEATER City, Missouri MOENNING Station Greenfield, Missouri LOCKWOOD CLEANERS Lockwood, Missouri HAROLD'S MARKET Golden City, Missouri GREENFIELD CLEANERS East Side of Square Greenfield, Missouri Compliments of HAYES PLUMBING AND HEATING Lockwood, Missouri GOLDEN CITY PRODUCE EX CHAN Phone LE T-H711 Golden City, Missouri THE LEWIS STORE Family Clothing and Dry Greenfield, Missouri GOLDEN GRILL CAFE Doris Brasher Golden City, Missouri WAYNE'S BARBER SHOP Main Street Lockwood, Phssouri ALVERSON RECREATION J. M. Alverson Lockwood, Missouri KANSAS CITY LIFE INS. C0 John Billingsley, Agent Phone CE 2-M596 Lockwood, Missouri GE Goods BOOSTERS Compliments of LAFMR SUPER MARKET Lamar, Missouri STILES SHOES Shoes for the entire family Hi-Way l6O Lamar, Missouri COMBS 8: COMES Lamar, Missouri EARL'S JEWELRY Lockwood, Phssouri Compliments of DR. CHARLES H. THOMAS, CHIROPRACTOR Phone CE 2-b2h3 Lockwood, lhssouri -4: 1 .Q BEAN STORE 'X 'Wfjf-Q A.. Ladies and Girls Apparel 1 , Z! Q ' ,Q Lamar, Missouri 'W v K 4 D ifkg 1 X ',-. X ff, l.'7 sToU'r's SERVICE STATION 7 Lockwood, Missouri '2 ' DAIRY ISLE Jumbo Sandwiches Malts-Shakes-Sundaes-Cones Greenfield, Missouri OTASCO Oklahoma Tire R Supply Home 8 Auto Store Lockwood, Missouri Com liments of CLARENCE E. MABEE, D.V.M. Lockwood, Missouri SYLVANIA STORE Wesley Osborne BERNARD FOOD INDUSTRIES, INC. Institutional, Diet Kamp Pack and Vending Foods Chicago, Illinois 'l WILLIAM L. TAYLOR All types of insurance Lockwood, Missouri SMITHY PRESTON Greenfield Electric Co. Phone 637-5656 Greenfield, Missouri SIDER'S SHOE SHOP Greenfield, Missouri GREENFIELD MOTOR COMPAfY Greenfield, Missouri MARIE'S FABRICS UFor Your Sewing Needsu Northwest Corner of Square Greenfield, Missouri RHMDM'WWKH Main Street Lockwood, Missouri FARMERS' SUPPLY COMPANY Greenfield, Missouri BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5-1O-3l- Q Up Locally owned-Nationally Known Greenfield, Missouri AMERICAN RUSINESS MACRIfES COMPAIY Typewriters, Adding and Bookkeeping Machines Springfield, Missouri Compliments of HAROLD BAUER, M, D. Lockwood, Missouri MIDWEST TRANSFER Q SUPPLY, I Lockwood, Missouri MEDLIN-FRIEDEN Furniture-Appliances- Hardware Lamar, Missouri YOU SAVE OIL COIPANY All Brands of Motor Oil Large Truck Discount Curtis and Aletha Roark Greenfield, Missouri ALEXANDER'S VARIETY STORE Lamar , Missouri Compliments of DR. E. M. KINNEY Optometrist Lamar, Missouri CANADA FUNERAL HOME Jack and Bette Canada Greenfield, Missouri BOO TER VILLAGE INN CAFE-MARIE LOLLAR The Place to Meet Your Friends Best in Food and Refreshments Greenfield, Missouri GREENFIELD VEDETTE Greenfield, Missouri GREENFIELD CONCRETE PRODUCTS, Herb Q Faye Nipps Greenfield, Missouri WAGONER OIL COMPANY Phone LE 7-M233 Golden City, Missouri FIMCO IRON AND SUPPLY CO. Springfield, Missouri BISHOP'S AUTO SERVICE Lo ckwood, Missouri INC. LUKE'S GARAGE Automotive and Tractor Service Radiator Repair--DX Gas Phone 637-5612 Greenfield, Missouri LEAMING NDTOR SERVICE Lockwood, Missouri HACKNEY'S East side of square Fabrics, notions, and gifts Lamar, Missouri WILKERSON'S DRY GOODS Ready-to-wear and Shoes Lockwood, Missouri OAK PARK MOTEL Highway l6O E 39 Phone 637-5712 Greenfield, Missouri LOCKWOOD GREENHOUSES Lockwood, Missouri HAUBEIN'S HARDWARE Main Street Lockwood, Missouri GOLDEN INDUSTRIES Business Printing Golden City, Missouri LOCKWOOD BEAUTY SHOP Lockwood, Missouri A FRIEND We, the staff, wish to express our gratitude to the business firms and friends for donations, sponsoring pages, and purchasing advertising space in the H1966 TIGER.U By your generosity and cooperation, we are able to feature event- ful highlights and pictorial sketches of our school's year. If 6 LOCKWOOD MISSOURI REDI-BUILT DOORS CAN BE INSTAllED BY ANYONE IN 20 MINUTES USING ONlY 3 TOOlS: A lEVEl, A SCREW DRIVER AND A HAMMER. 7 JIIM' XMI' Im. 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