Crystal City High School - Crystalite Yearbook (Crystal City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

DEDICATED TO- EDWARD RADI Crystal City High School dedicates its 1956 Yearbook to Edward Rapp. A man with sound judge- ment, a keen mind, and a delightful sense of humor. TABLE OF CONTENTS Ad ministration and Faculty 6 Classes 14 Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Activities 41� Sports 68 Advertisements 76 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY sn: i;s wine 11 8 BOARD of EDUCATION SEATED, From Left to Right Are: Mr. Zeno Fults, Mr. Robert Brasket, Mr. Earl Glasgow. Mr. Gentry Politte, Mr. Walter Perry, Mr. H. H. Hanna. We are grateful to the Board 3f Education for having combined their efforts to better our school system. Through the extra time devoted by these men, the younger generations have the opportunity of learning how to fulfill their duties as self-supporting citizens. Miss Mary Lee Schulte Secretary to Board Mr. David L. Max Superintendent of Schools 9 Pictured at left is the principal of Crystal City High School, Mr. E. J. Christy. Busy at work, Mr. Christy is dictating a letter to student office worker, Marilyn Luebke. OFFICE of PRINCIPAL Pictured below with Mr. Christy are his office girls. From left to right are: Jo Ann Swafford, Jan Ogle, Barbara Sims, Darlene Marberry, Elizabeth Jones, Mr. Christy, Carol Grass, Joyce Oliver, Colleen Hulvey, Marilyn Luebke, and Nelda Haefner. 10 RICHARD BERRY Industrial Am LUCILE EDMONDS Choral Music EMERY CHANDLER GOLAH DEWITT English Home Economics Geography Track C. C. H. S. FACULTY ROBERTA HAMRICK Commerce DONALD HOSUTT Science Football ETHEL HOLDINGHAUS Basketball Social Studies Baseball IRMA JENNINGS English ALLEN KELSAY Industrial Am Driver's Education 'Jis ELMO MASTERS Social Studies Guidance BARBARA OBERLANDER English Spanish Journalism MICHAEL O'BRIEN Band Orchestra JEAN POGUE Commerce RUTH MORROW Art Girls' Physical Education MARJORIE OECHSLE Mathematics PATRICIA O’BRIEN Orchestra LEON POGUE Mathematics C. O. E. ARVEL POPP Boys' Physical Education Football Basketball Baseball EDWARD RAPP Social Studies ALICE REINBOLD English Library Latin MILDRED ROOP Study Hall Library ELMER SMITH Science JAMES WARD Speech English ERNEST COWAN Custodian HOWARD STEINER Custodian CLASSES ....Meeting friends in the morning. ..talking over last night's date... the reading of announcements... the girls' corridor at noon.. .3:40 bell.. .the home- ward rush...scrambling for the bus...the ending of another school day. This was your last year, Seniors, and you have made good use of it. You were thrilled with the oh's and ah’s over your class ring. You cheered loudest at the games. Your candidate was chosen to reign as Queen of Football. You were proud of the applause for your Senior Play. Your Christmas dance was the hit of the Holiday Season. It all went by quickly, and soon you entered Senior Week, with a gala evening at the Prom given for you. The seriousness of Baccalaureate made you realize that you were about to enter the world on your own, and then your day of days came-----Graduation. Senior Class officers from left to right are: Carol Grass. President; Katherine Brewer, Secretary; Ray Striler, Vice-President; Rosalie Pruneau, Treasurer. SENIOR CLASS of 1956 BRUCE ANDERSON BOB AUZAT GEORGE BANGE Undec ided Football Spanish Club Our Painter 16 “Gods gift to women' Football Baseball C Club Track Sophomore Class Treasurer Senior ring Committee Dramatics Club Mixed Chorus Boys’ Glee Club Senior Play TOM BLAKE Slow walk and draggy talk” Band Orchestra Chorus Boys' State Senior Play C” Club Basketball Prom Committee Brass Sextette GERALD BLECHLE Just plain bashful Chorus KATHARINE BREWER Meow Secretary of Senior Class Pepperettes Dramatics Club Senior Play FRED CARRON Tm so JOYful Chorus Football Track Boys' Glee Club GLEN CLONTS Imagination-Plus JAMES BRACKMANN Quiet as a mouse WAYNE BUCKNER Yeah, you're right Baseball Track Chorus Prom Committee Basketball Senior Ring Com- mittee Football THEO CHURCH Doing what comes naturally Football Basketball Chorus Glee Club Prom Committee Senior Play STERLING COOK An all American Athlete Football Basketball Track Baseball C Club President Student Council Dramatics Club Spanish Club Senior Play Football Queen Escort DONALD CRANNICK Maybe seen; but seldom heard” JUDITH DERQUE Nutty as a Fruitcake Band Chorus Prom Committee Chairman F. H. A. Senior Play JAMES ESTHER Ain't She Beautiful?' Football Senior Play Dramatics Club ”C Club ROBERT FULTS Don't fence me in” Football Basketball Baseball Band 18 MARVIN DALLAS Giggles JAMES ELLIS Red Football BENJAMIN EVANS That's our boy Bennie ” Football Chorus ROBERT GIBBS Just call me Arkansas JON GOVREAU What did I do now Chorus Dramatics Club Football Senior Play CAROL GRAY Just plain nice Glee Club Chorus Prom Committee NELDA HAEFNER A little bit independent Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club Football Queen Attendant Office Girl CAROL HEIDENFELDER Oh, Sonny Honor Society Chorus CAROL GRASS Her hair is her crowning glory Band Crystalite Staff Senior Class President Sophomore Class Vice-President Junior Class Secretary Honor Society Secretary F. T. A. President District Driving Contest Student Council Senior Play DONALD GRUBER A Gentleman” TOM HAUCK All the girls sigh when he passes by Basketball Baseball Football Class officer Boys' State Senior Play Senior Ring Committee Mixed Chorus C Club Prom Committee MICHAR HEWITT Is it May or Fay 19 RONALD HILMER PATRICIA HODGE ”Our sports Short and Sweet reporter” Crystal Mirror Staff Prom Committee Chorus Senior Play Dramatics Club Double Mixed Quartet Boys' quartet PATTI HOWARD Changeable” ROBERT HUNT My Betty” COLLEEN HULVEY Just me and Tom” Chorus Dramatics Club Senior Play Prom Committee Office girl ELIZABETH JONES Everybody’s friend Student Council Vice-President Chorus Football Queen Office girl Dramatics Club Pep Squad Prom Committee Crystal Mirror Staff Sonarettes President Senior Play IRENE KRAMPER Platinum and Diamonds Chorus Prom Committee Valentine Queen Candidate TOM LIEBMAN Tall, dark, and handsome Football Baseball Chorus C Club WILSON LOWE High pockets Band Orchestra Track Senior Play Baseball LOWELL LUKAS Our ladies’ man Football Basketball Track Senior Play Social Committee C Club Baseball RUTH LAIBEN Candy and Cake Chorus Pep Club Prom Committee MARY LOU LINGLE Happy Feet Chorus Sweetheart Candidate Librarian MARILYN LUEBKE Unpredictable Orchestra Prom Committee F. T. A. F. H. A. Office girl Crystal Mirror Staff Senior Play Committee MARIE MASS Oh, those eyes Pep Squad Prom Committee Assembly Committee Senior Play DALE MAGRE Mr. Genius DARLENE MARBERRY Bur-r-r Prom Committee Senior Play Chorus Girl's Glee Club Sextette Dramatics Club Spanish Club Office Girl Sonarettes ROBERT MECHELHOFF JAMES McGRAW Turkey’ Neat and trim Basketball Football Senior Play Committee WILLIAM MORRIS Gee, I'm good Football Basketball Track C Club Dramatics Club Spanish Club Senior Play Committee Boy's State Coke Room Chairman GWEN NAUMANN Lucky in Love Chorus Pep Squad Librarian Football Baseball Chorus JAMES MOTHERSHEAD Save your Confederate money boys, the South will rise again Freshman Class Vice-President Sophomore Class President Junior Class President Basketball Track Dramatics Club Boy’s State Senior Ring Committee Prom Committee C Club JAMES NELSON Practice what you preach Chorus Dramatics Club Senior Play Social Committee JOHN RAGLAND Quiet, but we wonder JAN OGLE Dark Eyes Football Queen Attendant Senior Play Crystalite Staff Honor Society Spanish Club Chorus Dramatics Club Social Committee Special Number at Cape Prom Committee DONALD PARTNEY Hotrod Football Basketball Track Senior Play Student Council Chorus Prom Committee Boys' Glee Club ROSALIE PRUNEAU Full of fun and mischief too, likes doing things she shouldn't do Girls' Trio Pep Squad Cheerleader Girls' Sextette Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club Prom Committee Senior Class Treasurer Senior Play JOYCE OLIVER She’s so quiet when she's near, that you never know she’s here Office girl F. H. A. F. T. A. Honor Society PEGGY PRATT Blonde Bombshell Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club Girls’ Sextette Band Orchestra Senior Ring Committee Pep Squad Spanish Club Dramatics Club Brass Sextette CLETUS PULLEN Quiet at school, but otherwise BILL REED Mr. Handyman Student Manager Football Student Manager Basketball Junior Band 1 WILLIAM RICE ” Professor DONALD RINEY Rough and Tough Chorus Football ELAINE RITTERBUSCH A perfect lady Chorus Librarian Senior Play Committee Girls' Chorus DARLENE ROTH Beans! Beans! Beans! Pep Squad Spanish Club Dramatics Club Chorus Girls' Chorus Prom Committee Senior Play Committee Assembly Committee NANCY SEABAUGH Never a dull moment Sweetheart Attendant Band Chorus Dramatics Club Social Committee Pep Squad President Prom Committee THOMAS SCHULTE Never snores in class Football Chorus Boys' Chorus ALBERT SCHWAB Just give me time and I'll grow up Chorus Boys' Glee Club Dramatics Club Senior Play Band Prom Committee PATRICIA SCHWAKE Somewhere over the Rainbow Honor Society Treasurer Spanish Club Secretary F. H. A. President Librarian Prom Committee Crystalite Staff JAMES SCHWALBERT DANIEL SHORT Handsome but shy Don't judge me by my name SANDRA SHOULTS BARBARA SIMS Madame President Plenty cute and full of pep, she Student Council kept our cheerlead- President Editor of Mirror ers right in step Honor Society Pep Squad Class Officer Cheerleader F. T. A. Chorus Band Band Orchestra Orchestra Sophomore Senior Play Pilgramage Student Council Spanish Club F. T. A. Treasurer Dramatics Club Girls' State Spanish Club DORIS SMITH FRANK SPEIDEL Sophisticated Never lets worry Lady get him down Band Mixed Chorus Orchestra Boys' Glee Club Pep Squad Double Mixed Student Council Quartet Treasurer Spanish Club Senior Play District Driving Honor Society Vice-President Spanish Club Senior Ring Committee Dramatics Club Crystalite Staff Contest JAMES STREIT RAYMOND STRILER Moldy Mike Unforgettable Mixed Chorus Football Boys' Glee Club Basketball Dramatics Club Baseball Band Track Orchestra Chorus Spanish Club Senior Class Football Vice-President Senior Play Senior Play C Club 25 WILLIAM STRILER ”1 get ideas Freshman Class President C Club Student Manager Football Track Chorus Band Football Queen Escort WILLIAM TRUNK Bidden' my MARY VAUGHN Full of fun and fancy free Senior Play Dramatics Club Girls' Glee Club Orchestra Prom Committee X KAREN VISNOVSKE California, here I come Pep Squad Dramatics Club Spanish Club Girls' Glee Club Prom Committee 26 ROSEMARY TRUNK Calm as the night Chorus Senior Play JOHN VAUGHN My girl and her Merc ' Basketball Dramatics Club Senior Play WAYNE VINYARD Will this teasing never cease? Honor Society Librarian Dramatics Club Senior Play Prom Committee Chorus RONALD WILKSON Feets Chorus Dramatics Club Senior Play Committee The picture above is the Senior float, which won second prize in our school parade. The colors of the float were baby blue and pearl pink. On the float is Elizabeth Jones, candidate for Football Queen. Not present is Katharine Brewer, who was also a candidate. 27 The Juniors, our new upper-classmen, have excelled in many differentactivitiesin their third year at C.C.H.S. The many organizations have elected them as their officers. The boys have assisted the teams in football, basketball, baseball, track, and other sports. The Juniors have sponsored the coke room, which has been an aid to both the teachers and the students. Bringing the school year to an end, the Juniors gave the Annual Junior-Senior Prom. The prom was a big success and enjoyed by all. Serving as officers for the Junior Class are from left to right: Richard Byas, Vice-Presi- dent; George Amundson, President; Rosalie Zaitz, Secretary; and Cecilia Mangos, Treas- urer. Amundson, George Baumner, Anna Blechle, Vernon Boenzle, Della Burch, Thomas Byas, Richard Carrow, Sylvia Conardy, Chloe 28 Cook. Perry Courtney, Carol Courtois, Linda Covington, Faith Curd, Ann Densmore, Lorene DeRousse, Dennie Dukes, Charlene Dunker, Robert Fallen, Joan Fallen, Robert Floyd, Sue Fults, Donald Gamblin, Bessie Gerber, Judith Gillman, Beverly Glasgow, Bob Graham, John Haefner, Charles Halberstadt, Patsy 29 Harris, Dorothy Havard, Margie Heidenfelder, Mary Heiligtag, Glee Heitman, Jerry Heob, Darlene Heob, Mary Howard, Donald Humphrey, Gerald Jokerst, Janet Johnson, Carrie Jones, Deanna Jones, Gordon Kayser, Mary Kempster, Robert Lalumondier, Carl Landes, Julia LaRose, Danny Luebke, Ralph Loerch, Richard 30 Lowe, Billy Maas, Thomas Mall, Arthur Mall, Kenneth Mangos, Cecelia Mattingly, Martha McGillis, Juanita McGraw, Jerry Musgraves, Bob Nelson, Corene Noce, Mimi Ogle, Ronald Owens, Adrienne Palmer, Donald Patterson, Barbara Patterson, Everett Paul, Harold Pflantz, Warren Politte, Gentry Popp. Jerry 31 Porchey, Bill Price, George Pruneau, Charles Pruneau, Larry Pruneau, Terry Pullen, Betty Phtel, Nancy Ragusa, Tony Reich, Nancy Richards, Rebecca Riney, Linde 11 Robison, Shlrky Roegner, Darrell Roth, Betty Roubidoux, Donald Roussin, Ellen Roussin, Robert Ruch, Violet Sanguinett, Ronald Scheman, Mary 32 Schwalbert, Gerald Schwalbert, Kenneth Seifert, Sally Smith, Floyd Speidel, Mary Tidd, Janet Tucker, Herbert Tucker, Timothy Turley. Robert Visnovske, Louise Walster, John Ward, Betty Wright, Viola Wright. Virgil Zaitz, Rosalie 33 In their second year at C.C.H.S., our Sophomore Class has developed poise and dignity. They have set their goal to be leaders, participators, and good sportsmen. Leading the way to a successful year was the Halloween Party, which they sponsored. The boys have taken part in many athletics, learn- ing good sportsmanship in every phase. Looking forward to their next two years at Crystal High, the Sophomores will soon become our new leaders. The class officers for the Sophomore Class are from left to right: John LeCompte. Vice-President: Nona Tullack, Treas- urer; Nancy Sibley, Secretary; and David Porchey, President. SOPHOMORE CLASS Akers, Sharon Akiki, Fred Allen, Judy Alcott, Marjorie Alsup, Mary Anders, David Armbruster, Ronald Aubuchon, Mary Auddifred, Robert Bange, Donald Belcher, Dixie Bennett, Judy 34 35 Bollinger, Lindell Bonham, Marie Brasket, Barbara Burg, Richard ) Burgess, Billie Burgess, Eugene Byerley, Bob Byrd, Ben Cage, Kenny Carron, Chloe Carrow, Earl Conte, Sylvia Courtois, Larry Crowe, Frances Danback, Arthur Daugherty, Lila DeGonia, Ronald DeRousse, Daniel DeRousse. Frankie Derque, Linda Douglas, Donald Dunker, Earl Evans, Soloman Fortney, Larry Francis, Frank Franklin, Margie French, Beverly Garrett, Robert Gill, Betty Ginther, Ronald Golteman, Mary Govero, Thomas Graham, James Grimm, Lorraine Hahs, Jerry Hardin, Patricia Hattershire, Bond Hedgecorth, Lynn Heob, Larry Herrell, Lonnie Hewitt, Donald Hopkins, Peggy Huck, Ftank Huckie, Joyce Hynes, Charlotte Ivy, Becky Johnson, Janet Johnson, Mary Lee 36 37 Johnson, Mary Louise Kempher, Derryl Laiben, Alphonse Laiben, Fred La Mure, Tom LaPresta, Carmen LaRose, Deanna LaRose, Larry LeCompte, John Lewis, Phyllis Lingle. Jo Ann Loerch, Nancy Mall, Myron McGlauthen. Joy Middleton, Joyce Moon, Larry Morris, Sara Moss, James Mussler. Janice Naes, James Naumann, George Noll, Roy Partney, Paul Paul, Carol Pipkin, Janice Polk, John Porchey, David Ragland, Kathryn Ragland, Mary Rapp, Jerry Ray, Betty Reynolds, Paul Ritterbusch, Gerald Robison, Marie Roth, Sandra Schepp, Ronald Schweppe, Noel Self. Sharon Sheakley, Bill Shivers, Dorothy Sibley, Nan Skaggs, David Speidel. Sandra Striler, Mary Swafford, Jo Anne Thomas, Roger Tidwell, Russell Tidwell, Ruth 38 Tindall, Russell Tullock, Nona Vaughn, Barbara Vessell, Lonnie Wad low, Floyd Welsh, Bill Wilson, Edward Winford, Charles Wood, Frank Wood, Dorothy Yeida, BiU The Sophomore float won the first prize in our school parade. Sophomore candidates, Nan Sibley and Peggy Hopkins, are seated in front of a huge football of white. 39 Freshmen find high school to be a new and challenging experience. Stuck lockers frighten them; crowded halls delight them. The upper classmen give them an incentive to work hard to reach their goal. Their teachers patiently guide them in order to form their personality, character, and ability along the best channels. Freshman Class officers are as follows from left to right; June Wagner, Secretary-Treasurer; Tom Perry, President; Jean Glasgow, Vice-President. FRESHMAN CLASS Akiki, Donald Allard, Carol Allen, Donald Armbruster, Donald Aubuchon, Paul I Aubuchon, Robert Baker, Joy Barton, Jack Basler, Michael Bates, Gloria Bayless, Mary Becker, Larry Bensten, Gary Biehle, Terry Blout, Gene 40 Bohnert, Gerald Brown, Charlotte Bryant, Bill Buckner, Marcella Bums, Edwin Cady, Bonnie Church, Larry Compton, Joyce Cox. Garry Daniels, Denita Danz, Larry Daugherty, Flora DeGeare, Paul DeRousse, Thomas Drury, Mary French, John Fults, Joseph Gallagher, Jim Gerber, Cynthia Gill, Carolyn Gill, Paul Glasgow, Jean Greenfield, Conda Gruber, France Gurlin, Shirley Hairer, Elizabeth Hall. Oliver Havard, Walter Haverstick, John Hedgecorth, Larry 41 Herbst, Susan Hickam, Fern Hulvey, William Hunt, Kathy Johns, Larry Johnson, Janet Johnston, James Jones, Rita Kempster, Billy Kempster, Mary Lashley, Peggy Leitterman, Gloria Lindley, Judy Lowe, Edwin Lucas, Patricia Magre, Mariana Mall. Neil Martin, Donna McCarthy, Ralph McClanahan, Carol McGillis, Eugene McGraw, Janet Mechelhoff, Donald Mechelhoff, Ronald Mercer, Edgar Mooney, William Morris, Paul Murphy, Sharon Naes, Gerald Noce, Jo Ann 42 Oberle, Jacqueline Orphan, Tommy Ott, Norval Ott, Lloyd Palmer, Darlene Patterson, Charles Patterson, Timothy Perry, Thomas Popovsky, Anthony Porchey, Frances Pouliezos, Penny Pruneau, Anna Mae Pruneau, Jim Pruneau, Vickie Revoir, Randall Richards, Darlene Rigdon, John Riney, Beaufigene Roegner, Janet Roussin, Mary Ellen Roussin, Rebecca Sago. Orville Schwartz, Kay Scott, Anna Mae Self, Donna Shoults, Sunny Slaughter, Natalie Smith. Hugh Smith. Michael Sparling, Paul 43 Stadler, Judith Sucher, James Swafford, James Thurman, Lowell Tindall, James Trunk, Dorothy Vaccaro, Paul Vinyard, Dale Visnovske, Rosemary Wad low, Joyce Wagner, June Wagner, Kenneth Walton, Walter Ward, Anthony Weidenbenner, Elaine Whiteside, Laura Whitmire, John Wingo, Lloyd Winnigar, Glen Wolk, Dixie Womack, Donald Wood, Donald Zahner, Karen 44 . ACTIVITIES After a business meeting our Student Council is shown getting a breath of fresh air. Standing from left to right are Ronald Sanguinett, Barbara Sims, Darlene Palmer, Frances Porchey, Janice Mussler, Rita Jones, Mr. Pogue, sponsor; Darrell Roegner, and Kenny Cage. Seated are Bessie Gamblin, Secretary; Elizabeth Jones, Vice-President; Sandra Shoults, President; and Doris Smith, Treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has fulfilled many fine pro- jects this year. They sponsored the first school parade the Crystal High has had for several years. It was a huge success. Other duties they undertook were Planned Progress, revising the student handbook, the suggestion box, and they placed a pencil vending machine in the school hall. Under the leadership of Mr. Pogue, the 1955-56 Student Council has led our high school through a happy and successful year. At the left is the President of the student body, Sandra Shoults. 48 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW. Left to Right: Shoults, Grass, Magre, Smith, Schwake. SECOND ROW: Oliver, Ogle, Gamblin, Gerber, Covington, Conardy. THIRD ROW: Halberstadt, Heiligtag, Zaitz, Tidd, Seifert. FOURTH ROW: Gibbs, Amundson, Mall, Mr. Berry, sponsor, Pflantz, Vinyard. FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Oliver, Luebke, Grass, Mr. Christy, Sponsor: Shoults, Sims, J. Swafford. SECOND ROW: Mall, Whiteside, Bates, Visnovske, Lashley, Noce, Jones, Covington, R. Swafford. THIRD ROW: Havard, Carrow, Herbst, Curd, Heiligtag, Ownes, Daugherty, Ragland. 49 XI During the year “Los Locos” members were entertained with parties and kept busy with other activities. Some of these were the club initiation for new members, the float in the all school parade, a Christmas party where Spanish customs and traditions were observed, and to close the school year a picnic was held with the senior members as special guests. LOS LOCOS-C.C.H.S. SPANISH CLUB SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS Seated from left to right: FIRST ROW: Mary Sue Alsup, Margie Havard, Pat Schwake, Violet Rusch, Adrien Owens, Rosalie Zaitz, Sandra Shoults, Rebecca Richards. SECOND ROW: Jim Graham, Bob Roussin, Charles Haefner, Janet Tidd, Lorraine Grimm, Marjorie Alcott, Jo Anne Swafford. THIRD ROW: Pat Halberstadt, Mary Hoeb, Mary Lou Striler, Phyllis Lewis, Chloe Carron, Deanna LaRose, Peggy Hopkins, Nancy Sibley, Donald Bange. FOURTH ROW: Mike Streit, Cecelia Mangos, Bruce Anderson, Dick Hattershire, Bill Morris, Miss Oberlander, Sponsor; Bill Porchey. LIBRARIANS DO SCHOOL A SERVICE LIBRARIANS SEATED, Left to Right: Deanna Jones, Betty Ray, Mary Ann Speidel, Dick Cook, Lowell Lukas, Rosalie Zaitz, Adrien Owens, Della Boenzle, Carrie Lou Johnson. STANDING: Miss Reinbold, Mrs. Roop, Marjorie Alcott, Judy Bennet, Gloria Leitterman, Mary Johnson, Pat Schwake, Nancy Loerch, Violet Ruch, Mary Heidenfelder. moil RIM NO MAJORETTES LEAR BAND Majorettes from left are: Jo Ann Lingle, Bessie Gamblin, Sandra Roth. Betty Ward, and Barbara Patterson. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sandra Shoults, Mary Sue Ragland, Glee Heilitag. Lila Daugherty, Rosemary SECOND ROW: Beverly French, Charles Haefner, Janet Tidd, George Price, Barbara Sims, Anna Mae Derque, Mary Ellen Roussin, Nancy Seabaugh. THIRD ROW: Carol Grass, Janice Mussler, Albert Schwab, Judy Derque, Jean Glasgow, Mariana Magre, Laiben, Nancy Reich, Dick Hattershire, Julia Landes, Sharon Self, Bill Bryant, Darlene Palmer, Betty FOURTH ROW: Jerry Hahs, Kenneth Mall, Pat Halberstadt, Robert Glasgow, Gerald Schwalbert, Jim John Whitmire, Walter Walton, Judy Lindley, Dixie Wolk, Cecilia Mangos, Judy Gerber, Chloe Conardy, yard, Dick Wilson, Wilson Lowe, David Porchey, Mike Streit, Tom Blake, Frances Crowe, Sally Seifert, STANDING: Mike Hewitt, Barbara Brasket, Frances Porchey, Mr. Michael O’Brien. Visnovske. Pruneau, Peggy Lashley, Bonnie Cady, Linda Donna Self, Sunny Shoults, James Moss, Pat Ward, Judy Allen. Graham, Robert Roussin, Lowell Thurman, Ranald Sangulnett, Viola Wright, Dale Vin- Ann Curd. The band officers are: Charles Pruneau, Manager; Bob Glasgow, Vice-President; Carol Grass, President; Sally Seifert, Secretary. KEY of H EMORY” L. E. Land on FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sally Seifert, Judy Gerber. SECOND ROW: Frances Crowe, Barbara Sanguinett. Viola Wright, Kay Ragland, Janet THIRD ROW: Warren Pflantz, Peggy Lash Pruneau, Walter Walton, Kenneth Mall, Jerry Bessie Gamblin. STANDING: Ann Curd, Mrs. O'Brien, Mr. David Skaggs, Darrell Kaempher, and Larry Heob are shown in cello training class. •• is the i: rm:sMO. 54 Carol Grass, Sandra Shoults, Mary Ragland, Glee Heilitag, Lila Daugherty, Betty Ward, Chloe Conardy, Vaughn, Julia Landes, Charles Haefner, Beverly French, George Price. Bonnie Cady, Dixie Wolk, Ronald Tidd, Cecilia Mangos. ley, Rosemary Visnovske, Mariana Magre, Janice Mussler, Nancy Reich, Dick Hattershire, Charles Halts, Dale Vinyard, Dick Wilson, Wilson Lowe, Mike Streit, TomGovero, Becky Richards, Pat Halberstadt, Michael, O’Brien, Barbara Sims, Mike Hewitt, Barbara Brasket. of a Itl l lM I� NATURE” 55 Schumann FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Curd. Ogle, Pruneau, Seabaugh, Pratt, Speidel, Auzat, Streit, Hilmer, Wilson, Richards, Seifert, M. Noce, Covington, Mangos, Courtois. SECOND ROW: Mattingly, Gamblin, Conardy, Vaughn, G. Bange, Kayser, W. Porchey, Politte, Amundson, Morris, McGlaughen, Haefner, Weidenbenner, Riney. THIRD ROW: Trunk, Herbst, V. Pruneau, Kramper, Fallen, Vessell. LaRose, L. Heob, Graham, Wright, Henderson. Gillman, PauL B. Patterson, Alcott. FOURTH ROW: M. Striler, M. Heob, Compton, F. Porchey, Baker, Laiben, LaPresta, Humphrey, Welsh, Self, Cady, Shoults, D. Self, Scott, J. Noce, Gray. FIFTH ROW; McGraw, C. Nelson, Poulizeous, Gurlin, Ward, A. Henderson, Bryant, Lowe, T. Patterson, Wolk, Leitterman, Drury, Hickman, Conte. SIXTH ROW: Daugherty, Lucas, Slaughter, McClanahan, Wright, Jones, Haverstick, J. Pruneau, Walton, Tidwell, Becker, Ritterbusch, Whiteside, Hunt, Bates, Swafford, J. Wadlow, Pullen. SEVENTH ROW: Kayser, Jokerst, Floyd, Heob, Ivy, Roussin, Perry, Basler, Aubuchon, Partney, Havard, Gerber. Visnovske, Pipken. EIGHTH ROW: Kempster, P. Aubuchon, Mecholhoff, Church, Thomas, Tindall, Cox, Gill, Bayless, Magre, 56 to FREE 4y ; 5 6 e'. Schwab, Church, Evans, J. Nelson, Blechle. Rapp. Hattershire, Schulte, R. Striler, Roth, Lalumondier, Skaggs, Turley, Johnson, D. Bollinger, Fortney, D. Bange, L. Pruneau, S. Smith, Gill, Johns, Swafford, Sago, Wagner. Hedgecorth, H. Smith, Wagner, C. Patterson, Hulvey, Lingle, Carrow, Grimm, Golterman, Oberle, Hynes, Stadler, Bonham. ONE FROM BONDAGE” Victor Hugo 57 DRAMATICS CLUB PRODUCES NEW TALENT 58 DRAMATICS CLUB MEMBERS SEATED, Left to Right: Jan Ogle, DonPartney, RayStriler, Wilson Lowe, Bill Rice, Bob Auzat, Mr. Ward, Sponsor: Bill Morris, Ron Hilmer, Wayne Vinyard, Tom Blake. SECOND ROW; Barbara Sims, Elizabeth Jones, Doris Smith, Darlene Marberry, Rosalie Pruneau, Mike Streit, Jim Esther, Kitty Brewer, Marie Maas, Carol Grass, Colleen Hulvey. THIRD ROW: Nancy Seabaugh, Darlene Roth, Peggy Pratt, Larry Moon. Judy Allen, Sharon Self, Margie Havard, Barbara Patterson, Rita Jones, Joan Fallen, Sara Jane Morris. FOURTH ROW: Bill Prochey, Tom Hauch, Lowell Lukas, Dick Cook, Cecilia Mangos, Rebecca Richards, JudyDerque, Mary Vaughn, Rosemary Trunk. Judy Bennet, Joy McGlauthen. WINS SPEAKING AWARDS Dorothy Lee and Joe Derque present Don Bange with the trophy for the Twin City division of the American Legion Oratorical Contest. Don later won the district contest at Farmington. SENIORS PRESENT STRANGE HOARDERS’ The Senior Class presented STRANGE BOARDERS by George Batson and Jack Kirkland under the direction of Mr. James Ward. Thursday night’s cast shown above is from left to right: Wayne Vinyard, Ronald Hilmer, James Nelson, Colleen Hulvey, Carol Grass, Tom Blake, Barbara Sims, Jan Ogle, Jon Govereau, James Esther, Donald Partney, Elizabeth Jones, Mary Vaughn, TomHauck, and Marie Maas. Friday night’s cast below from left to right: Mike Striet, Bill Rice. Dick Cook, Darlene Marberry. Doris Smith, Rosalie Pruneau, Bill Morris. Wilson Lowe. Ray Striler, Lowell Lukas, Rosemary Trunk, Katharine Brewer, Carol Grass, Bob Auzat, and Judy Derque. 59 Betty Roth and Marilyn Luebke are shown above working on the school paper. JOURNALISM CLASS The Journalism Class is shown above. Standing from left to right are Pat Halberstadt, Betty Roth, Marilyn Luebke, Miss Oberlander, sponsor; and Ronald Hilmer. Middle row from left to right are Doris Smith, Barbara Sims, Carol Grass, Pat Schwake, Elizabeth Jones, and Jan Ogle. Seated at lower center are Sandra Shoults and Rosalie Pruneau. Elizabeth Jones and Rosalie Pruneau are shown above Our editor, Sandra Shoults, is shown above dictating operating the press. an article to Ronald Hilmer, sports editor. 61 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Carol Paul, Nancy Loerch, Pat Schwake, Lila Daugherty, Mary Johnson, Mary Golterman. SECOND ROW: Conda Greenfield,JuanitaMcGillis, Marilyn Luebke, Judy Allen, Sharon Self. Mary Bayless. LAST ROW: Sylvia Conte, Janice Pipkin, Mary Aubuchon, Joyce Middleton, Karen Zahner, Carol McClanahan, Linda Derque. PLANNED PROCRESS FRONT ROW. Left to Right: Elizabeth Jones, Doris Smith, Leon Pogue, Sponsor; Sandra Shoults, Barbara Sims. SECOND ROW: Janice Mussler, Rita Jones, Francis Porchey, Darlene Palmer, Judy Allen. Bessie Gamblin, Pat Halberstadt. THIRD ROW: Darrell Roegner, Ronald Sanguinett, Jerry Hahs, Kenny Cage, Floyd Smith, Wayne Vinyard. 62 Leading the yells for the Hornet's Team were Mimi Noce, Nancy Reich. Peggy Hopkins, Barbara Sims, Captain; Nan Sibley, Bessie Gamblin, and Rosalie Pruneau. Barbara Sims, Rosalie Pruneau,and Nancy Reich stand beside a giant red megaphone used in the school parade. Seen at the top of the page is the cheer- leaders' lounge in the gym. Powderpuff football game given by Pep Club. Familiar scene of cheering section at basket ball game. PEPPERETTES SUPPORT HORNET’S TEAM Members of the Pep Squad seated from left to right are: FIRST ROW: Pouliezos, M. Johnson, LaRose, Alcott, Ivy, Leitterman, McGlauthen, Pruneau, Gurlin, Maas, Carrow, Roth. SECOND ROW: Bennett, Brewer, Fallen, E. Jones. K. Ragland. Paul. Buckner. Wagner, Havard, Floyd, Lucas, Slaughter. Marberry. THIRD ROW: Carron, Middleton. R. Jones, Martin. D. Heob, Nelson. Weidenbender, Kayser, D. Jones. E. Roussin, Richards, Scott, R. Roussin. Stadler. FOURTH ROW: McGraw, Patterson. Striler, Jokerst, Vaughn, Lingle, M. Heob, L. Visnovske, C. Johnson, Roegner, C. Gerber. Baker, F. Daugherty. FIFTH ROW: Morris, S. Self. Crowe, Glasgow, Wolk. Shoults. Porchey, Lindley, Palmer, Lashley, R. Visnovske. J. Gerber, D. Self. Sponsor, Miss Morrow. SIXTH ROW: Seifert. L. Daugherty, M. Ragland, French, Mussler, Brasket, M. Roussin, Ward, Conardy. Halberstadt, Seabaugh, Mangos, and Allen. 64 ?fC” CLUB SPONSORS FOOTBALL DANCE “CM Club float entered in school parade. Wayne Buckner crowns Football Queen. hoff, James Esther, Tom Schulte, Jim Mothershead. THIRD ROW: David Porchey, Virgil Wright, Tom Leibman, Harold Paul, Jerry Heitman, Tom Blake. FOURTH ROW: Ray Striler, Mike Streit, Bill Welsh, Charles Winford, Jerry Popp. FIFTH ROW: Darrell Roegner, Ron Sanguinett, Gordon Jones, Gentry Politte, Bill Striler, Terry Pruneau. Members of the C Club are: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Wayne Buckner, Dan LaRose, Tom Burch, Bill Morris, Tom Hauck, Bob Auzat, Dick Wilson. SECOND ROW: Lowell Lukas, Dick Cook, Don Mechel- 65 FOOTBALL 4(11EEA ’55-’56 ELIZABETH JONES 66 COURT QUEEN’S At Alpha June Wagner Second Special Maid Mary Ellen Noce First Special Maid Nan Sibley Katharine Brewer Third Special Maid Pi aV SIHOdS HORNETS Lalumondier - L. G. La Rose - L. T. Popp - R. G. Politte - L. H. Porchey - Q. B. T. Pruneau - E. Humphrey - R. H. Bollinger - E. Byas - R. H C. FYuneau - R. T. Morris - F. B. Schulte - T. Buckner - Q. B. H. B. Striler - F. B. Wilson - C. Burch - E. Hauck - E. Auzat - R. G. Carron - C. Esther - L. T. G. Jones - L. H. Roegner - C. Paul - R. T. Leibman - L. G. Riney - H. B. Streit - E. Wright - L.G. Welsh - L. E. McGraw - R. T Lucas - R. T. B. Porchey - 0. B. Fults • L. H. Cook 0. B. Evans - R. H. 70 r f x •? - 5 tJ f- t Wfi’; sr X� - ! % «jrnv, f'inwwttT B Team—Seated Left to Right are, FRONT ROW: Sparling, Naes, Biehle, Cage, Skaggs, Bollinger, Herrell, Huck, Hedgecorth. SECOND ROW: Kempfer, Revoir, Vaccaro, Kempster, Basler, DeGonia, Gallagher, Mercer, Bentsen, Mechelhoff. BACK ROW: Winford, Coach Hosutt, Barton, DeGeare, Wingo, Anders, DeRousse, Morris, and Carrow. A” TEAM September 16,—Crystal 7....................Maplewood 6 September 23,—Crystal 18..................Herculaneum 7 September 30, —Crystal 0.......................Festus 13 October 7,—Crystal 6...................Perryville 0 October 14.--Crystal 19........................Flat River 6 October 21,--Crystal 13...................Ste. Genevieve 13 October 28,--Crystal 0.......................DeSoto 40 November 4, — Crystal 26...................Farmington 7 November 11, —Crystal 20................Fredericktown 7 71 Seen above is Coach Arvel Popp, relaxing after giving his Physical Educadonclassesa rough work-out. VARSITY; BASKETBALL WB” TEAM-STARS of the FUTURE B team players are: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Darryl Kempfer, Jerry Hahs, Lindell Bollinger. David Prochey, Kenny Cage, Paul Reynolds. Jerry Rapp. SECOND ROW: Paul Vaccaro. Larry Church, Tom Perry. Randy Revoir, Coach Don Hosutt, Micheal Basler, Larry Hedgecorth, Paul Morris. Jack Barton. ffA” SQUAD Burch........................................... 50 Mothershead . .................................. 24 Blake........................................... 33 Byas............................................ 30 Buckner......................................... 22 Hauck........................................... 42 Lucas........................................... 45 Sanguitt........................................ 14 Porchey........................................ io' LaRose.......................................... 55 Cook............................................ 25 Politte . ...................................... 40 Popp............................................ 44 Morris........................................... U Glasgow......................................... 35 Jones........................................... 20 Donald Hosutt, coach of the B squads in football and basketball, is seated in the locker room of the gym. Coach Hosutt also works during the spring with baseball and track teams. 74 75 ADVERTISEMENTS ... We wish to thank the merchants on the following pages for their contributions towards making our yearbook possible. CITIZENS BANK «I FESTUS Oldest and Largest Bank in Jefferson County Phone YE 7-4636 101 Main Street Festus, Missouri POLITTE FUNEBAL HOME Crystal City Festus YE 7-3631 YE 7-4444 Herculaneum GR 9-5123 78 WESTERN AUTO STOPLIGHT ASSOCIATE STORE FRUIT MARKET 520 Bailey Road Phone Crystal Village 7-6279 Oliver J. Wind (owner) Complete Line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Hiway 61 and Bailey Road Compliments of NORVAL WELSH FRED ISEMAN MOTORS INSURANCE There'sz. in your future and REAL ESTATE w 117 Mississippi Avenue Crystal City, Missouri Phone YE 7-4118 Festus, Missouri Garage Residence 7-4611 7-2958 79 Compliments of MISSOURI NATURAL GAS CO. Compliments of TRI-CITY ELECTRIC and HARDWARE CO. Festus, Missouri Compliments of-- E. C. ROBINSON LUMBER COMPANY Mr. Mrs. M. O. Hubbard Crystal Village LIBERTY HOBBY SHOP and BUS STATION Everything for the Builder 528 Bailey Road Crystal Village cameras games hobbies sheet music popular records phonographs toys novelties YE 7-3460 80 CRYSTAL CITY STATE BANK AS PROVIDED IN THE BANKING ACT Of � 931 Crystal City, Missouri PAOANO'S SELF SERVICE MARKET Crystal City, Missouri Compliments of CARPENTERS HALL Hiway 61-67 Crystal City, Missouri 81 ADOLPHS HELLWIGS RADIO JEWELRY STORE and TELEVISION Dealers of Admiral and Sylvania We have the answers to all gift problems Weddings Anniversaries Birthdays Bridal Showers Baby Showers We service all makes of T. V. cMtuixaL Expert Watch Repairs Phone YE 7-3274 105 Mississippi Avenue Crystal City, Missouri 510 Bailey Road Crystal Village WILLIAM SEWALD Compliments of and SON FINNICAL TIRE CO. IRDS W • • Goodyear Goodrich Quality Meats and Groceries Phone 7-2506 Phone YE 7-3631 Hwy. 61 Crystal City, Missouri 116 Mississippi Crystal City 82 Compliments of HAROLD L. 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MARKET SERVICE v ' fll «•� ' It pleases us to please you Meats Groceries General Merchandise Main Street Festus YE 7-8738 736 Mississippi Avenue Crystal City 7-4412 85 an invitation. . . We are always glad to have visitors. There are many interesting features of funeral service, and of our facilities, that our staff will be glad to tell you about. Why not pay us a friendly call ? Compliments of TRI-CITY MOTORS James R. Cady Mortuary Home of CADY FUNERAL SERVICE Ambulance Service Phone YE 7-3677 Pontiac Sales Service 123 Mississippi Avenue Crystal City YE. 7-5022 609 Highway 61 Greetings from. Crystal City Compliments of HESS SALAHON'S GROCERY Clothing Needs for the Entire Family 1932 1943 103 Maple Street Crystal City YE 7-8845 Joe Alumni Tom 86 14996634 SHAPIRO BROS New and Used Structurals I-Beams-Angles Channels for New Homes Rebuildings Shop Needs Festus, Missouri Going to or from town. . . THE GATEWAY Is always a pleasant stop Sandwiches------ Drinks------ Refreshments- -Hiway 61-67- JEFFERSON COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY You'll Be Ahead. . . If You Buy From Us Free Delivery Service Complete Line of ♦Lumber ♦Building Materials ♦Hardware ♦ Paints ♦ Floor Sanders for Rent HO- 7-3400 HO- 7-2400 Imperial, Missouri Highway 61-67 BECKERS FOOD MARKET Stop in for a snack in our Lunch Room 725 Mississippi Crystal City Phone YE 7-5277 87 Compliments Compliments of of FESTIS SWEET SHOP F. W. HARTER CO. Home Cooked Foods Ho-Made Candies and Ice Cream Plumbing and Festus, Missouri Heating Phone YE 7-2466 Crystal City, Missouri Compliments of Pepsi-Cola Good Luck Seniors of '56 Distributors NUI 0. VOELKERS VINYARD FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phone YE 7-4413 127 Mississippi Crystal City Festus Crystal City Herculaneum 88 PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Works No. 9 Crystal City, Missouri MUELLERS I. G. A. MARKET Crystal City, Missouri 89 SEARS ROEBUCK and CO. Order by phone mail in person Phone 7-3641 34 Main Street Festus, Missouri Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY There’s a ’’one and only” in refreshment, too Main Street Festus LEROY STOVESAND MOTOR COMPANY Direct Factory Dealer HObart 7-2701 Imperial, Missouri Compliments of STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES J. E. 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