Lockwood High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lockwood, MO)

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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

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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.

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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