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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

tffw teyaifrfi i- Slatf t ioje SluduM Sexewoxd Memories of our days in high school will always be cherished. There were disappointments in growing up as well as the many, many happy mo- ments. Friendships were made--some of which will be forgotten except when a reminder, such as a yearbook opened to a certain page, recalls them. The 1957 CRYSTALITE hopes to provide for always a lasting memory of the school year. Many changes have been made to improve the book so that it presents a true picture of school life. Whenever you open your CRYSTALITE let it help you to remember your school year as it was in 1956-1957. The Staff: Pat Halberstadt James Graham Viola Wright Dorothy Harris Cecelia Mangos Glee Heiligtag Barbara Oberiander --Sponsor ‘Dedication E. E. SMITH Science Department B.S. and M.A. from Northeast Missouri State Teachers College. Mr. E. E. Smith is one of C.C.H.S.'s science in- structors. In the years that he has taught at C.C.H.S. he has helped many students, not only in the field of science, but also in the everyday problems of the students. He will be re- membered by all who have ever known him as a man who demands respect. For this reason we dedicate this book to him. 3 Superintendent Of, ‘PuMic SefuwLs The Superintendent of Schools has a very important position in keep- ing our school running smoothly. He is Chief Administrative Officer of the Board of Education and works with them insetting the policies of the school. He also secures personnel for the school, makes out the budget, and exercises a general supervision over the whole school system. MR. DAVID P. MAX, Superintendent Mr. Max, our Superintendent, has been affiliated with our school system for eight years. He came to Crystal City in 1949 from Union, Missouri where he had served for eight years. During his administration, he has done much to makeour schoola better place in which to work and play. A familiar face to all C.C.H.S. students is Miss Mary Lee Schulte. She is not only Sec- retary for the Board of Education and the Secre- tary to the Superintendent of Schools, but she has many duties which she performs every day for the student body. MISS MARY LEE SCHULTE 6 ffiawai afi Our Board of Education lead by six public spirited men can be given credit for much of the achievement and pro- gress made by C.C.H.S. These men, besides being on the Board of Education, are also leaders in their community. They hold a board meeting each month todiscuss the business at hand. They have many duties which vary in type, but they handle them all with great ease. These men, who are seldom seen by the students, have had much to do with mak - ing C.C.H.S. the modem school it is. MR. H. H. HANNA, PRESIDENT SEATED, Left to Right during a meeting are: Mr. Zeno Fults, Mr. Robert Braskett, Mr. Earl Glasgow, Mr. H. H. Hanna, Mr. Gentry Politte, Sr., and Mr. Walter Perry. 7 SUvtent - J acfi tA? (Z xuxatian The Parent Teacher Association helps our high school in many ways. This year they sponsored a Pancake Day turning the proceeds over totheStudent Council to help finance a new electrical scoreboard at the football field. The officers of the P.T. A. shown above are the President. Mr. Harold Walton; Recording Secretary. Mrs. Norman Trautwein; Treasurer, Mr. Wilbur Althauser; and Vice-President, Mr. Ray Brandt. Not shown are the Second Vice-President, Mrs. Alice Magre; and the Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Gerald Elders. QmuuwUttq C flfice fi m The counselor gives valuable help to the students of C.C.H.S. He helps the lower classmen adjust to their high school life through private conferences. He also helps those students not sure about the vocation they are best suited for by giving them interest and personality tests. Those seniors who plan to attend college learn through him the names of various colleges and universities which offer them the best curri- culum for the field of work they may wish to enter. The students of C.C.H.S. have discovered the coun- selor’s office is a valuable asset to their school. 8 Clfflice. Cl£ CGJtS fruncipxil Mr. E. J. Christy has a very important position at C.C.H.S., as our principal. He has many hardships to overcome in keeping our school running properly. One of his most important jobs involves his meeting with the faculty in working out a pro- gram that will be best suited for the school and students. Some of his other assignments include; Personnel manager of teachers and students, co- ordinator of activities, and public relations. The primary functions of a school principal are to make the school a place where pupils can learn most readily. The eight girls pictured below are Mr. Christy’s office helpers. They help to keep our school running smoothly. STANDING, From Left to Right Mary Speidel, Faith Covington, Viola Wright, Lorraine Grimm, Mary Aubuchon, Nancy Sibley, Mary Lou Striler, Joan Fallen, and Mr. Christy. 9 faculty. The teaching skills and the understanding of our faculty helps our teacher-pupil relationship greatly. The teachers of C.C.H.S. not only use their skills to teach us but to help us with our everyday problems. Their understanding of each individual helps to make our school a much more enjoyable place to learn. Mr. E. Smith and students of physics puzzling over the laws of nature in action. RICHARD D. BERRY Industrial Arts Sponsor — National Honor Society. B.S., Northeast Missouri State College; M.A., Northeast Missouri State College. EMERY HOWARD CHANDLER English; History; Geography; Citizenship; Ath- letics; Manager of General Concessions. B.S., Southern Illinois University; Graduate Study, University of Illinois and Washington University. GOLAH DE WITT Home Making, Science Sponsor -- Junior Class, F.H.A. B.S., Kirksville State College; M.A., University of Missouri LUCILLE EDMONDS Chorus Sponsor — Ensemble Works A.B., Music and Arts College, Saint Louis. faculty- ROBERTA HAMRICK Commerce B.S. in Education, Central Missouri State College. ETHEL HOLDINGHAUS Social Studies Sponsor -- Senior Class B.A., Southeast Missouri State College; M.A., Washington University. DONALD HOSUTT Science, Athletics Sponsor — Assistant sponsor of C” Club. B.S., Purdue University; M.S., Washington Uni- versity. IRMA JENNINGS English A. B., Missouri University. EMILY KLEIN Commerce, English ES., Central Missouri State College. ALLEN KELSAY Industrial Arts, Driver’s Education Co-Sponsor — Sophomore Class B.S., Southwest Missouri State College. _________________________________________u facu ELMO MASTERS Counselor, Citizenship Sponsor, Student Council B.S. South East Missouri College M.A. Missouri University RUTH MORROW Art, Physical Education Sponsor, Social Committee. Pep Club, Cheer- leaders. B.S. Central Missouri State College BARBARA OBERLANDER English, Spanish, Journalism Sponsor, Spanish Club, Freshman Class B.S. Southwest Missouri State College MICHAEL L. O’BRIEN Instrumental Music Sponsor, Twirlers B.M.E. Murray State College MAJORIE OECHSLE Mathematics Sponsor, Sophomore Class A.B. Washington University LEON G. POGUE C.O.E. Mathematics, Woodwork Sponsor, C.O.E. Club, Freshman Class B.S. Murray State College M.A. University of Missouri JJh t A fracuit ARVEL B. POPP Boys’ Physical Education; Athletics. Sponsor, C Club. B.S. Southeast Missouri State College - Uni- versity of Missouri. EDWARD W. RAPP Social Studies. Sponsor, Junior Class; Chairman of Assembly Committee. B.S. Southeast Missouri State College M.A. Washington University. AUCE M. REINBOLD English; Latin; Library. B.S. Southwest Missouri State College M.A. University of Missouri. MILDRED ROOP Study Hall; Library Sponsor, Library Club B.S. Southeast Missouri State College A. A .Steph- ens College. JAMES WARD English; Speech Sponsor, Dramatics Club; Senior Play; Oratori- cal Contest; One act Plays; Sponsor of Senior class. WILLIAM YOUNG Mathematics: Boys' Physical Education; and Athletics Sponsor ”C” Club B.S. Central Missouri State College. Cwiiodiattd Jieep, Qxifdtal SiatiaAed Ernest Cowan CCHS Gymnasium The CCHS school facilities are kept clean and shining by our two custodians. They are present be- fore and after all activities at school, working to keep the gym, the classrooms, and the auditorium in an orderly condition. Heating and lighting systems are kept in good working order by these men. Our school is recognized in the state as one of the best kept as well as being efficiently run. Howard Steiner @ towel Seen above from Left to Right are: Judy Gerber. Treasurer; Bob Fallert. Vice-President; and Janet Jokerst, Secretary. Ron Sanguinette, President, was not present when this picture was taken. Scttie C£adk The Seniors have just completed their fourth yearof high school. Their last days at CCHS are now beautiful memories. These high points should stand out clearly: The Halloween Dance, which they sponsored as sophomores, was enjoyed by all; as Juniors they sponsored the Coke Room and the beautiful Junior-Senior Prom; as Seniors their Christmas Dance gave gaiety and spirit to the Christmas Season. The Senior Play was full of warmth and humor. The characters were portrayed by the fine actors and actresses from their class. They were thrilled and excited when their rings arrived, distinguishing them as Seniors. When they tried on their caps and gowns they knew this phase of their life was ended. But at the same time they understood that they were ready to go into the future, confident that they will find a successful life. 16 GEORGE AMUNDSON Student Council; Sophomore Pilgrimage; Class Officer; Junior Class President; Chairman of Prom Committee; Ring Committee Chairman; Boys State; President of National Honor Society; Dramatics Club; Senior Play. ANNA BAUEMNER VERNON BLECHLE C. O. E. DELLA BOENZLE Chorus; Dramatics Club; Librarian; Senior Play. e 41957 THOMAS BURCH Co-Captain of Football Team; Social Committee; Mirror Staff; C Club; Track; Basketball; Football; Football Escort; Senior Play; Dramatics Club. RICHARD BYAS SYLVIA CARROW Dramatics Club; Pep Club; Chorus; F.T.A. Club; F.H.A. Club; Senior Play. CHLOE CONARDY Girls' State Representative; Pep Squad; National Honor Society; Band; Orchestra; Chorus; Brass Quin- tette. CAROL COURTNEY LINDA COURTOIS Chorus;Girls' Sextette; Double Quartette; Librarian; F.H.A. Club. FAITH COVINGTON F.T.A. Club; Office Secretary; Senior Play; Nat- ional Honor Society; Chorus; Girls' Sextette. ANN CURD Dramatics Club; Senior Play; Spanish Club; F.T.A. Club; Mirror Staff; Band; Orchestra; Chorus; Girls' Sextette. 17 Setiwx LORENE DENSMORE CHARLENE DUKES ROBERT DUNKER JOAN FALLERT Football Queen Attendant; Dramatics Club; Pep Club; Office Girl; Chorus; Prom Committee; Sen- ior Play. ROBERT FALLERT Dramatics Club; Social Committee; Junior Float Committee;Senior Float Committee; Vice President of Senior Class; Prom Committee; Senior Play; Track. SUE FLOYD Pep Squad; Chorus. BESSIE ANN GAMBUN Class Secretary; Student Council; Cheerleader; Maj- orette; Honor Society; Prom Committee; Football Herald; Senior Play; Chorus; Orchestra. JUDY GERBER National Honor Society; Pep Squad President; Dra- matics Club; Senior Class Treasurer; F.H.A. Club; Prom Committee; Orchestra. 18 41957 BEVERLY GILLMAN ROBERT EARL GLASGOW Basketball; Track;“C” Club; Senior Ring Committee; Junior Float Committee; Assembly Committee; Band Officer; Senior Float Committee; Dramatics Club; Senior Play. JOHN GRAHAM CHARLES HAEFNER Chorus; Senior Band; Orchestra; Spanish Club; Spanish Club Float Committee. PAT HALBERSTADT Crystalite Editor; National Honor Society; Senior Play; Planned Progress; Spanish Club; Dramatics Club; Prom Committee; Pep Club; Band; Orchestra; Quill and ScrolL DOROTHY HARRIS Crystalite Staff. MARGIE HAVARD Assembly Committee; Prom Committee; Pep Squad; Dramatics Club; F.T.A. Club; Volleyball Team; Office Girl; Librarian; Planned Progress; Oratorical Con- test. MARY HEIDENFELDER Spanish Club; Librarian. 19 Senio C£a e GLEE HEILIGTAG Assembly Committee; F. T. A. President; Senior Band; Orchestra; Prom Committee; National Honor Society; Chorus; Crystalite Staff; Dramatics Club; Senior Play; Football Queen. JERRY HEITMAN Football; Baseball; C Club President. DALLAS HENDERSON Chorus. JUDY HENSLEY DARLENE HEOB F.H.A. Club; Pep Squad; Chorus. MARY HEOB Pep Squad; Girls' Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Spanish Club; Float Committee. DONALD HOWARD ”C“ Club; Football. BENNIE JOHNSON 20 ft ap 957 JANET JOKERST Mixed Chorus; Girls' Sextette; Pep Squad; Class Of- ficer; Football Queen Attendant; Prom Committee; Float Committee; Senior Play. DEANNA JONES Chorus; F.H.A. Club; Pep Squad; Prom Committee; Librarian; Sonarettes. GORDON JONES Football; Basketball; Track; C” Club; Class Officer; Coke Room Manager; Football Escort; Prom Com- mittee. MARY ELLEN KAYSER Chorus; F.H.A. Club; Pep Squad. ROBERT KEMPSTER CARL LALUMONDIER Football; C Club; Track; Chorus; Dramatics Club; C.O.E.; Senior Play. JULIA LANDES Band; Orchestra; Spanish Club; Spanish Club Presi dent. DANNY LA ROSE Football; Basketball; Track; C” Club; Football Cap- tain; Chorus; Band; Senior Play; Football King. - 21 Seau nC£a RICHARD LEORCH Track. BILL LOWE Prom Committee; Senior Ring Commi nee. RALPH LUEBKE National Honor Society; Prom Committee; Mixed Chorus. THOMAS MAAS “C” Club; Baseball; Football; C. O. E. ARTHUR MALL KENNETH MALL Track; Freshman Class President; Sophomore Class President; National Honor Society; Senior Band; Senior Orchestra; Junior Band; Trumpet Trio; Float Com- mittee. CECELIA MANGOS Class Officer; Pep Squad; Dramatics Club; Spanish Club; Senior Band and Orchestra; Prom Committee; Girls' Sextette; Crystalite Staff; Senior Play; Ora- torical Contest. Martha Mattingly Girls’ Glee Club; Spanish Club; F.H. A.; Mixed Chorus; Dramatics Club; Prom Committee. 22 ' 0 1957 JUANITA MC GILLIS Dramatics Club; Prom Committee; F.H.A. Club; F.T.A. Club. JERRY MC GRAW Senior Play. BOB MUSGRAVES Senior Ring Committee; Basketball; Track. CORENE NELSON Pep Squad; Chorus. MARY ELLEN NOCE Cheerleader; Pep Squad; Football Queen An end ant; Prom Committee; Ring Commi nee; Student Council; Dramatics Club; Senior Play; Chorus. RONALD OGLE C O. E. ADRIENNE OWENS Spanish Club; F.T.A. Club; Chorus; Senior Ring Committee; Prom Committee; Mirror Art Editor; Senior Play; Dramatics Club. BARBARA PATTERSON Pep Squad; Cheerleader; Drum Majorette; Dramatics Club; F.H.A. Club; Senior Play; Chorus; Prom Com- mittee; Junior Orchestra. 23 ■ • H Senicx C£oaa EVERETT PATTERSON HAROLD PAUL Football; Track; ”C Club. WARREN PFLANTZ National Honor Society; Orchestra. GENTRY POUTTE Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; C Club; Dramatics Club; Senior Play; Band; Chorus; Prom Committee. JERRY POPP Football; Student Council; Cap and Gown Committee; C Club; Basketball; Float Committee; Dramatics Club; Senior Play; Boys' State. BILL PORCHEY Football; Basketball; Baseball; Student Council; ”C” Club; Spanish Club; Senior Play, Dramatics Club; Prom Committee; Chorus. 5f 1957 LARRY PRUNEAU Baseball; C Club; C.O.E.; Chorus. TERRY PRUNEAU NANCY PYTEL Dramatics Club; Office Girl; Chorus; Pep Squad. TONY REGUSA NANCY REICH Band; Orchestra; Cheerleader; Pep Squad; Assembly Committee; Prom Committee; Dramatics Club; Sen- ior Play. REBECCA RICHARDS National Honor Society; Chorus; Double Ouartette; Sextette; Pep Squad; Senior Play; Dramatics Club. UNDELL RINEY DARRELL ROEGNER Student Council President; Baseball; C Club; Sen- ior Float Committee; Junior Float Committee; Prom Committee; Boys' State. ___________________________________________25 S tiox C£a BETTY ROTH Sweetheart Queen; Dramatics Club; F.T.A.; Mirror Editor; C.O.E.; Pep Squad; Social Committee; Sen- ior Play; Quill and Scroll; Chorus. DONALD ROUB1DOUX ELLEN ROUSSIN Pep Squad; Senior Play. BOB ROUSSIN Senior Band; Spanish Club. VIOLET RUCH Spanish Club; F.T.A.; Prom Committee. RON SANQUINETTE Senior Class President; Baseball; C Club; Student Council; Band; Basketball; Senior Play; Freshman Class Officer; Prom Committee; Senior Float Com- mittee. Gf. 1959 SALLY SEIFERT Senior Band and Orchestra; Band Officer; National Honor Society Officer; Pep Squad; F.H.A.; Social Committee; Senior Ring Committee; Girls' State; Special Choral Ensembles; Senior Play. MARY ANN SPEIDEL Office Girl; Librarian. JANET TIDD Band; Orchestra; Debate Club; Spanish Club; Span- ish ClubFloatCommittee; Mixed Chorus; Girls' Glee Club; National Honor Society; Dramatics Club; Sen- ior Chorus. HERBERT TUCKER TIM TUCKER ROBERT TURLEY Senior Play; Basketball. LOUISE VISNOVSKE Chorus; Junior Orchestra; Prom Committee; Pep Squad; F.H.A. Officer; Senior Play. JOHN WALSTER 27 Seniivc QIoaa The picture at the left shows the Senior Class Float which took second place in the C.C.RS. Homecoming Parade. The giant red and black hornet is pulling an old fashion carriage in which are seated the Senior Class Football Queen candidates. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Ward, First Special Maid; and Glee Heiligtag, 1956-1957 Football Queen. The popular girls wore white ballerina formals and carried large bouquets of red rose buds tied with black ribbons. BETTY JANE WARD Band; Orchestra; Chorus; Pep Squad; Majorette; Football Page; F.H.A. Club; Dramatics Club; Senior Play; Senior Float Commi nee. VIOLA WRIGHT Band; Orchestra; Chorus; Trio; Sextet; F.T.A. Club; Crystalite Staff; Office Girl; Sonneretts; F.T.A. Float Committee. VIRGIL WRIGHT w All District Football Team; Football; Track; “C” Club; Chorus; C. O. E. ROSALIE ZAITZ Honor Society; Spanish Club; Chorus; Mirror Sufi; Student Council Secretary; Junior Class Secretary; F.T.A. Club; Librarian; Prom Committee; Senior Float Committee, Junior C£a Only one year left! The Juniors with three years behind them, look ahead to the coming year. Their sponsors, Mr. Rapp, Mrs. Hamrick and Mrs. DeWitt have many plans for future years. One of the important things they do for their school is to sponsor the coke room. Every Junior sometime during the school year worked in the coke room serving his schoolmates. The Junion were responsible for an entertaining Junior-Senior Prom, which was given in honor of the school year. Not only are they looking forward to their Senior Year as being an exciting and adventure- ous one, but also toward the advancements they will make in the field of new learnings. Standing in front of the candy case, which is located in the coke room, are the Junior Class Officers; STANDING, Left to Right; Treasurer, Mary Sue RanglanJ; Vice-President. Kenneth Cage; Secretary, Janice Musller; and President, John Polk. Akers, Sharon Akiki, Fred Alcott, Marjorie Allen, Judy Alsup, Mary Sue Anders, David Armbruster, Ronald Aubuchon, Mary Auddifred, Robert Bange, Donald Belcher, Dixie Bennett, Judy 29 QiaAA Bollinger, Lindell Bonham, Marie Brasket, Barbara Burgess, Eugene Burg, Richard Byrd, Ben Cage, Kenneth Carron, Chloe Carrow, Earl Conte, Sylvia Courtois, Larry Crowe, Frances 30 Danback, Arthur Daugherty, Lila DeGonia, Ronald DeRousse, Danial DeRousse, Frank Derque, Linda Dunker, Earl Fortney, Larry Francis, Frank Franklin, Margie French, Beverly Garrett, Robert 1958 Goiter man, Mary Govero, Thomas Graham, James Grimm, Lorraine Heob, Larry Herrell, Lonnie Hewitt, Don Hopkins, Peggy Huck, Frank Huckie, Joyce Hynes, Charlotte Ivy, Becky Johnson, Mary Lee Johnson, Mary Louise Kempfer, Darryl Laiben, Fred Laiben, Pat LaMure, Tom LaPresta, Carmen LaRose, Deanna 31 CioAAO-P The picture at the left is the Junior Class float, which won third place in the Crystal City High School Home- coming parade. The Junior candidates for Homecoming queen. Mary Sue Rag- land and Beverly French, helped to carry out their class theme, Stairway to Victory, by standing on a white stair- case, which led to an enormous white victory cup with CCHS in red. McGlauthen, Joy Middleton, Joyce Moon, Larry Morris, Sara Moss, James Mussler, Janice Naes, James Naumann, Georganne Naumann, George Noll, Roy Partney, Paul Paul, Carol 32 1958 Pipkin, Janice Polk, John Porchey, David Ragland, Kathryn Ragland, Mary Rapp. Jerome Reynolds, Paul Ritterbusch, Gerald Robison, Marie Roth, Sandra Russell, Lee Donna Schepp, Ronald Schweppe, Noel Self, Sharon Sheakley, William Shivers, Dorothy Sibley, Nancy Skaggs, David Speidel, Sandra Striler, Mary Lou Swafford, Jo Ann Thomas, Roger Tidwell, Russell Tidwell Ruth Ann 33 ‘Junio The shot at the left is the third hour typing class. Emily Klein, typing instructor, is shown near the window, emphasizing the fundamentals of good typing. The student who is interested in going into the business field prepares himself with this course. Typing will also prove to be of great value as a time saver in doing ones high school and college work. If one has learned all he needs to about typing, he will be ready to handle almost any position in the business world. Tindall, Russell Tullock, Nona Vaughn, Barbara Vessell, Lonnie Wadlow, Floyd Wadlow, Lloyd Welsh, William Wilson, Edward Winford, Charles Wood, Dorothy Yeida, Bill Yes berg, Terry 34 Sxf pAomme dioAA In their second year of school the Sophomore Class has become ac- quainted with the habits of high school life. They, along with the sponsors, Mr. Kelsay and Miss Oeschsle have established goals for the successful school life of their class members. They have shown their ability to work together through the successful Valentine Dance, which they gave for all C.C. H.S. students. This year they also won first place for the best float in the Homecoming Parade. In the next two years the Sophomore Class will strive to achieve and obtain all the standards they have set for them- selves. Studying a budget for the school year are the Sophomore Class Officers. SEATED. Left to Right: Jean Glasgow, Vice- President; and Tom Perry, President; while STANDING is Sunny Shoults, Secretary-Treasurer. Albano, Robert Akiki, Donald Allard, Carol Allen, Donald Armbruster, Donald Aubuchon, Paul Aubuchon, Robert Baker, Joy Barton, Jack Basler, Michael Bates, Gloria Becker, Larry SxLpAomoxe Bentsen, Gary Biehle, Terry Bohnert, Gerald Brown, Charlotte Bryant, Bill Buckner, Marcella Burris, Edwin Cady, Bonnie Carter, John Carver, Delores Church, Larry Clarkson, Ronnie Conklin, Carol Compton, Joyce Cook, Norma Danz, Larry Daugherty, Sue DeGeare, Paul DeRousse, Thomas Drury, Mary Lou Fults, Joseph Gallagher, James Gerber, Cynthia Gill, Carolyn OiaaA 959 Glasgow, Jean Greenfield, Conda Gurlin, Shirley Havard, Walter Haverstick, John Hedgecorth, Larry Herbst, Susan Hickam, Joann Hulvey, William Hunt, Kathy Joggerst, Barbara Johns, Larry Johnston, James Jones, Rita Kempster, Mary Kempster, Billy Lash ley, Margaret Leitterman, Gloria Lindley, Judy Lowe, Eddy Lucas, Pat Magre, Mariana Mall, Neil Martin, Donna S pAamax A. McCarthy, Ralph McClanahan, Carol McGillis, Eugene McGraw, Janet Mechelhoff, Donald Mercer, Nick Mooney, Bill Morris, Paul Murphy, Sharon Naes, Gerald Noce, JoAnn Oberle, Jacqueline Orphan, Tom Ott, Lloyd Ott, Norvel Palmer, Darlene Patterson, Charles Patterson, Timothy Perry, Tom Popovsky, Anthony Porchey, Frances Pouliezos, Penny Pruneau, Anna Pruneau, Jim I 38 fr Qlaaa, 0 1959 Pruneau, Vickie Revoir, Randall Rhodes, Rosalyn Richards, Darlene Rigdon, John Rlney, Beaufigene Roegner, Janet Roussin, Mary Roussin, Rebecca Sago, Orville Schwartz, Kay Scott, Anna Self, Dona Shepelwich, Peggy Shoults, Sunny Slaughter, Natalie Smith, Hugh Smith, Michael Sparling, Paul Stadler, Judith Sucher, James Swafford, James Thurman, Lowell Tindall. James 39 S pAomoxe Trunk, Dorothy Vaccaro, Paul Vinyard, Dale Visnovske, Rosemary Wadlow, Joyce Wagner, Kenneth Walton, Walter Ward, Anthony Weidenbenner, Toni Whiteside, Ria Whitmire, John Willis, Paul Wingo, Lloyd Winnigar, Glen Wolk, Dixie Womack, Donald Wood, Donald 40 Wood, Frank Zahner, Karen ‘J i ifunan The first year in high school is a new and often frightening experience. As a freshman one doesn’t know what is expected of him. Often he feels the disapproving eyes of his superiors, both the teachers and upper classmen upon him. With the passing of each month as he becomes familiar with his surroundings, his personality is developed and at last he becomes a polished sophomore. Standing in front of the trophy case in the lobby of the gymnasium are from left to the right the freshman class officers: Eddie Magre, Vice-President: Jim Dodd, President; and Michael Rapp, Secretary-Treasurer. No doubt these officers are dreaming of the glory their class can bring to C.C.H.S. Anthony, Juanita Becker, Charles Becker, Eleanor Belcher, Charles Bennett, Joan Bischler, Paul Blount, David Boas, Thomas Boone, Earline Boone, Hilda Bone, Bonnie Brandenburger, Ruth Bristol, Barbara Buff, Howard Burg, Robert Caldwell, Paul Cambron, Charlene Carr on, Frank Carrow, Barbara Chilton. Robert QIoaa of, Clevenger, Ronald Clifton, Thomas Cox, Karen Crist, Robert Daugherty, Karen Degeare, Donna Derickson, Gary DeRitis, Sharon DeRousse, David DeRousse, Judith Derque, Janice Dodd, James Eisenhauer, Barbara Engel, Ronald Evans, William Eddie Faulkner, James Govero, Darlene Greer, David Grimm, Tommy Grimshaw, George Gurlin, David Hahn, Wanda Marden, Shula Harris, Joseph Hauck, Mary Beth Megger, Alma Heidenfelder, Nancy Henderson, Shari Lea Henroid, Constance Heob, Judith Ann I960 Herbert, Timothy Hess, James Hickam, Betty Hutchings, Bill Johnson, Valda Jones. La Donna Jones, Sidney Kayser, James Kleinschmidt, Robert Laburay, Norma Jean Lalumondier, Richard LaRose, Naomi LaRose, Susan Ann LeFlore, Patricia Leist, James 43 Leitterman, Deanna Magre, Edward Maness, Patricia Marshall, Maria Martin, Becky McCormick, Mike Me Clary, Bob McFarland, Julie Ann Mooney, Janet Mosby, Priscilla Murphy, Marjorie Naes, Elaine Ann Nelson, Elizabeth Oberle, Stephen Oldani, Angelo Mario CU5A o f Osterloh, Sandra Perry. Bernard Jr. PInidey, Woodrow Politte, Jane Popp, Charlotte Portell, Clifford Price, Gerald Pruneau, Donna Rapp, Michael Reece, Danet te Reiner, Ronald Resinger, Sue Reynolds, Mary Rhyneer, David Richards, Brenda Richards, Linda Richardson, Rose Robison, Rebecca Ross, Faye Ellen Russell, Shirley Salamon, Dianne Schmitt, Melvin Schwartz, Donald Schwartz, Ronald Speidel, Norvalene Smith, Erlene Stackley, Donna Stanford, Nada Joy Stapp, Bobby Dean Stump, Richard Umbdenstock, Wilbur Vaccaro, William Vaughn, Madonna Visnovske, Charles Wagner, Donald Weible, Rae Marie Weisenborn, Caroline Welsh, Dick Whiteside, Louis Wideman, David Winter, Alan Edward Studenti Cautam am Vxwed Crystal City High School makes avail- able to its students a very great variety of subjects. Among these subjects are four which are pictured cm this page. The girls’ physical education class is shown doing warming up exercises before they begin playing volleyball. 46 In solid geometry Miss Ochesle and her students are quizzing each other on the names of solid objects. Caiill (Itui Sowti Members of the Quill and Scroll are selected for their outstanding work in journalism class. SEATED, Left to Right: Patsy Halberstadt, Betty Roth, Cecelia Mangos. STANDING: Rosalie Zaitz, Jimmy Graham, and Miss Bar- bara Oberlander, sponsor. £Ubia tumds Serving the students of CCHS are the librarians under the direction of Mrs. Roop and Miss Reinbold. STAND- ING, Left to Right: M. Heidenfelder, C. Allard, R. Tidwell, M. Bonham, K. Ragland, T. Burch, J. Bennett, F. Hickam, M. Reynolds, L. Moon, and Mrs. Roop. SEATED around the table. Left to Right; M. Havard, J. Stadler, C. Carron, M. Johnson, D. Wood, M. Golterman, G. Leitterman, B. Ivy, and M. Johnson. 9toiuw Society, The Honor Society is organized for the all around student. This is spon- sored by Mr. Berry. Members are, FRONT ROW, Left to Right: G. Heiligtag, J. Gerber, F. Covington, J. Tidd, Mr. Berry, B. Gamblin, S. Seifert, B. Richards. SECOND ROW: J. Middleton, R. Zaitz, M. Alsup, J. Musseler, M. Ragland, F. Crow, B. Vaughn. THIRD ROW: K. Cage, G. Amundson, D. Bange, R. Leubke, P. Halberstadt. FOURTH ROW: D. Porchey, K. Mall, J. LeCompte, B. Sheakley, W. Pflantz . 48 fhdwie JjeacheHA F.T.A. was organized to interest students in a future of teaching. Mem- bers are, Left to Right: G. Jones, S. Herbst, A. Scott, G. Heilgtag, Mr. E. J. Christy, T. Burch, F. Covington, M. Havard, A. Curd. SECOND ROW: V. Wnght, Jo Noce, P. Lashley, R. Visnovske, J. Glasgow, M. Ragland, L. Daughtery, B. Manes. THIRD ROW: N. Mall, G. Bates, J. McGillis, B. Joggerst, C. Pruneau, R. Jones, J. Politte, J. Hickam, and F. Ross. Jutivtc 9iomemaA u� , F.H.A. is sponsored by Mrs. De- Witt and was organized for girls who are interested in their future home- making. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: McClanahan, Compton, Golterman, M. Johnson, Gurlin, Mattingly, C. Gerber. SECOND ROW: Stadler, B. Roussin, Trunk, Carver, Shivers, A. Pruneau, Seifert, Cook, Shoults. THIRD ROW: Hardin, Kempster, Conte, Pipkins, Tidwell, Brandenburger, Wei- senbom, Eisenhauer, DeGeare, Lucas. FOURTH ROW: Rohdes, Tuck, Stan- ford, N. Heidenfelder, S. Murphy, Widenbender, M. Roussin, Marge, D. Martin, J. Roegner. Majoxettea, The girls who keep the band in step are the majorettes. STANDING, Right to Left: Norma Cook, Barbara Patterson, drum majorette; Bessie Gam- biin, and Betty Ward. Student (louncit The Student Council is composed of three representatives from each class who are selected by the members of their class. These students must have a high scholastic rating in order to be eligible to be elected to the Council. The Council discusses pro- blems concerning the school and its students. Pictured above is DatTell Roegner, Student Body Pre- sident, buying a pencil from the pencil machine. This is a project sponsored by the Council for making money to carry on its activities. Shown here is the Student Council discussing a problem in the Counselor's office. They are SEAT- ED, Left to Right: Sharon Thomure, Pat Manes, Mary Lou Striler, Darrell Roegner, Mary Ellen Noce Rosalie Zaitz. Bessie Gamblin and Dave Porchey. STANDING. Left to Right are: Mr. Elmo Masters.’ Don Bange, Darlene Palmer, Sjisen Herbst, Bonnie Bone and Neil Mall. £oa £ocoa - SspxwiaA Ciufc IMP AT LEFT: The Spanish Club float depicts a CCHS cheerleader being serenaded by a DeSoto football player. Chloe Carron and Tom LaMure were the members who rode the float. BELOW: The Christmas party featured the Pinata, which was filled with candies. Blindfolded, Jim Graham is preparing to break the pinata. Members of the Spanish Club are FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Striler, C. Carron, Graham, Landes, Halberstadt, C. Haefner, Albano. SECOND ROW: Joggerst, Lashley, Curd, J. Tidd, Zahner, L. Grimm. THIRD ROW: J. Wadlow, Alsup, LaMure, M. Heob, Wolk, V. Pruneau. FOURTH ROW: Sibley, Hopkins, D. La Rose, Miss Oberlander, sponsor; S. Gurlin, Compton, and McClanahan. 51 {Band ffitigAtena, Community, Band members picked these people to be their officers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Hatter- shire, assistant band manager; John Carter, Vice-President; and Charles Pruneau, Band Manager. ABSENT: Bob Glasgow, President; and Sally Seifert, Secretary. FLUTE M. Ragland G. Heiligtag L. Daugherty R. Visnovske OBOE D. Leitterman CLARINET C. Haefner L. Johns P. Lashley B. Ward J. Landes D. Palmer E. Magre M. Roussin G. Price B. French A. Pruneau B. Bryant L. Derque 52 and Sxfiaot ««8 ::::r;k:4 ' ts I::::::::::! m S. Self P. Laiben W. Walton N. Mall M. Vaughn N. Reich B. Glasgow J. Graham J. Allen G. Schwa lbert B. Brasket J. Tidd BARITONE SAXOPHONE B. Roussin F. Porchey D. Hattershire ALTO CLARINET BARITONE DIRECTOR A. Curd FRENCH HORN S. Seifert Michael O'Brien V. Wright F. Crowe BASS CLARINET D. Wolk B. Cady J. Gerber TROMBONE J. Lindley D. Porchey ALTO SAXOPHONE C. Mangos J. Dodd J. Mussier D. Vinyard J. Glasgow CORNET D. Pruneau N. Laburay J. Carter R. Jones M. Magre K. Mall A. Winter J. Whitmire SOUSA PHONE A. Jones R. Armbruster C. Pruneau D. Self T. Herbert B. Welsh S. Shoults B. Perry B. Mooney L. Thurman TENOR SAXOPHONE P. Halberstadt PERCUSSION J. Moss J. Hahs A. Popovsky 53 CAe iiead w, Jnaspvce Cwwda, The cheerleaders, riding in a bright red car, attracted the attention of the crowd while parading through the streets, giving out with that Old Hornet Spirit , These girls have served as an inspira- tion to the boys on the football field and on the basketball court. At the games these girls led the crowd in cheering. SITTING, Left to Right: Nancy Reich, Mary Noce, Penny Pouliezos, Peggy Hop- kins, and Nancy Sibley. 54 “ C ” Clad dad 3lef sp£H£tte The C' Club is composed of Varsity lettermen. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Wright, Heitman. Burch, Popp, Jones, La Rose, B. Porchey, Cage. SECOND ROW: Politte, Auddifred, Paul, D. Porchey, Huck, Lalumondier, Glas- gow. THIRD ROW: Welsh, Biehle, Kempher, Skaggs, Winford, Pruneau, Bollinger. FOURTH ROW: Coach Young. Maas, Roegner, Sanguinene, Perry, Mechelhoff, Coach Popp, Giving support to the team with their yells are the Pepperettes. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Striler, McGlauthen, Ivy, M. Johnson, Derque, D. LaRose, Carrow, G. Leitterman, S. Floyd, B. Ward, M. Havard, Richards, J. Allen. SECOND ROW; Naes, Hauck, Tuck, Middleton, S. Morris, J. Fallen, Lashley, F. Porchey, Lindley, Wolk, Braskett, Slaughter, P. Lucas, S. Daugherty. THIRD ROW; J. Bennett, K. Ragland, C. Paul, Jokerst, L. Visnovske, B. Roussin, R Visnovske, S. Murphy, J. Stadler, A. Scott, E. Nelson, K. Daughery, C. Popp, M. Murphy. FOURTH ROW: McCanahan, Buckner, J. McGraw, M. Heob, E. Roussin, Gerber. J. Derque, N. Laburay, J. Politte, Stackley, J. Bennett, V. Johnson, McFarland, DeRitis. FIFTH ROW: E. Smith, Mosby, S. Gurlin, J. Roegner, C. Gerber, Baker, L. Daugherty, Crowe, Musseler, M. Ragland, French, Richardson, D. DeGeare, M. Johnson, D. Leitterman, J. Heob. SIXTH ROW; C. Brown, Anthony, L. Richards, R Robinson, D. Salamon, Reece, B. Richards, Weible, Thomure, B. Carrow, Cambron, D. Pruneau, N. LaRose, G. Jones, S. LaRose. LAST ROW: M. Kempster, M. Roussin, S. Self, C. Carron, V. Pruneau, D. Palmer, J. Glasgow, R Jones, D. Self, M. Vaughn, Cady, S. Resinger, S. Shoults, B. Vaughn, Seifert, Halberstadt, Mangos, Miss Morrow, Sponsor. OAsi a,tt (Sueeti attendants I___________ CUcAeaJbta Jntexpxeta VIOLIN CELLO B. French P. Lashley B. Gamblin G. Price D. Pruneau P. Halberstadt J. Allen J. Landes T. Govero R. Visnovske D. Skaggs BASS CLARINET W. Pflantz S. Seifert D. Kempher B. Cady F. Crowe BASS FRENCH HORN B. Vaughn A. Curd V. Wright J. Gerber D. Wolk B. Ward FLUTE K. Ragland M. Ragland ALTO SAXOPHONE J. Tidd G. Heiligtag M. Magre C. Mangos S. Thomure L. Daugherty J. Mussier D. Leitterman CLARINET TENOR SAXOPHONE R. Weible C. Haefner N. Reich 58 dfMuatc Matty 3 TRUMPET ]. Hat� K. Matt w walton t Canet • pombohe Dodd D. vinyatd sousaphowe r. pruneau Practice Barbara Mango,. BtasVtet director Viichael O' 59 Cfuvtua, Qneeta, Cadi FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: Osterloh G. Naumann Curd D. Belcher Mattingly Heiligtag V. Wright Baker Covington Cook M. Heob J. Politte F. Pore hey E. Roussin Stackley J. Tidd S. Daugherty Thomure B. Ward Lucas Bates Cady Shoults Courtois M. Noce Weible Mrs. Edmonds Jokerst Maness B. Vaughn R. Jones S. Self Gambiin L. Derque L. Visnovske Seifert M. Johnson Whiteside R. Richards D. Henderson Stanford Carter B. Porchey L. LaRose Haefner D. LaRose Polk Hattershire Burch L. Heob P. Laiben Fortney Church J. Rapp B. Welsh Auddifred Luebke T. Perry T. Patterson Wa lten W. Havard FOURTH ROW Herbert THIRD ROW: S. LaRose McFarland Compton J. Wadlow Salamon Weidenbenner Hickam DeRitis Buckner Hauck B. Robinson B. Roussin Tuck Richardson L. Murphy Cox Hegger Greenfield D. Pruneau Henroid Zahner J. Derque B. Patterson Rhodes Ivy J. Fallen E. Smith C. Nelson Harden Floyd D. LaRose Wolk Street Joggerst Franklin Gurlin M. Magre Mangos McClanagan J. Swafford Gillman C. Gerber Johns Golterman Pinkley D. Welsh S. Oberle R. Lalumondier Hess Porte 11 M. Smith Hulvey T. Grimm Evans F. Carron M. Rapp E. Lowe D. Tidd SIXTH ROW: SEVENTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Stadler Ross Scott S. Speidel Bra nden burger Laburay 60 S eudxm With a Sxutfy Basler C. Patterson K. Wagner L. Ott C. Belcher J. Kayser A. Jones Umbdenstock Bischler Clifton NINTH ROW: S. Morris B. Striler McGlauthen S. Henderson D. Govero J. Heob D. DeGeare G. Jones N. LaRose Bryant L. Hedgecoith Barton Schmidt La Flore Drury C. Paul L. Grimm E. Henderson Orphan Havers tick Sucher H. Thomas D. Wagner Magre EIGHTH ROW: S. Carrow J. Jones D. Heob M. Kayser Slaughter Bristol M. Reynolds D. Govero J. Noce Herbst ? £s- up 3%; 61 I 1 Cfuutp c JAe IDazeti - S iio SUay SWadiutioit In action play shot oldest daughter, Mary EllenNoce, and her boyfriend, Bobby Glasgow are seated in the living room, while her brother, Charles Pruneau, looks on in disgust. Bob Fallen, Father, is calmed by wife Bessie Gamblin, when the children Charles Pruneau, George Amundson, Ron Sanguinette, Mary Ellen Noce, Betty Ward, Janet Jokerst, Jerry Popp, and Becky Richards entertain a school cheer- leader, Jerry McGraw. Younger brother Bill Porchey sits on floor to get a better view. The family portrait shows the children Sylvia Carrow and Bill Porchey on the floor. Father Bob Fallen, seated with daugh- ters Glee Heiligtag and Cecelia Mangos. Standing are George Amundson, Faith Covington, Ron Sanguinette, Ann Curd, Mother; Danny LaRose, and Gentry Politte. On November 15th and 16th the Senior Play was presented in the high school auditorium under the direction of Mr. James Ward and his student director, Pat Halberstadt, Due to the great number of seniors interested in taking part, the play was double cast. Persons taking part in the play but not pictured are: Della Boenzle, Pat Halberstadt, Robert Turley, Sally Seifert, Judy Gerber, Tom Burch, and Robert Glasgow. Too numerous to mention but very important to the success of the play were those people who worked behind the scenes designing scenery, printing pro- grams, taking care of props, and sound effects. S p-eecd iD pxudment t Jctwitiea, Che Varied C.C.H.S. students who participated in the annual American Legion Oratorical Contest are Tim Patterson, Barbara Joggerst, Donald Bange, winner of the local, county, and regional contest; Tom Governo, and Barbara Braskett. They were coached by Mr. James Ward, speech instructor. Members of the Dramatics Club are: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Gerber, J. Popp, Gamblin, B Ward, Seifert, Covington, Curd, Courtois, M. Noce, Mr. Ward, Sponsor; Mangos, Halberstadt, L. Visnovske, J. Fallen, B. Patterson, B. Turley. T. Pruneau, J. McGraw, G. Politte. SECOND ROW: J. Allen, Burch, Heiligtag, D. LaRose, C. Pruneau, J. Tidd, B Roth, Amundson, Jokerst, Reich, S. Morris, L. Daugherty, Brasken, Maas, R. Fallen, R. Jones. THIRD ROW: Alsup, Huckie, G. Leitterman, Wolk, Pouliezos, S. Daugherty, Baker, Lindley, F. Porchey, Cady, Weible, M. Ragland, Musseler, French, T. Govemo, D. Porchey, B. Porchey, Cage, Huck. FOURTH ROW: C. Paul, Zahner, A. Scott, Slaughter, R. Visnovske, Herbst, G. Jones, S. LaRose, K. Daugherty, M. Aubuchon, Middleton, C. Carron, M. Striler, McGlauthen, J. Bennett, Sibley, Church, Sparling. BACK ROW: D. Leitterman, J. Heob, Stackley, L. Johns, T. Patter- son, J. Johnston, M. Smith, Rigdon, Palmer, R. Glasgow, Bange, W. Havard, LaMure, F. Laiben, Magre, Dodd, A. Jones, and J. Politte. C. CL. £. - £ewat White l£au W tA UPPER LEFT: Janet Jokerst is typing on a teletype setter in the Jefferson County Press Times office. UPPER RIGHT: Don Hewitt is shown working on a press while Ben Reber, editor of the Jefferson County Press Times, looks on. CENTER: Vernon Blechle is pouring coffee in the Stoplight Restaurant as Gor- don Heddell, owner, is waiting to serve it. ! | I H Ifl ■ ■ BELOW: Bob Dunker is pictured work- ing on a prescription in the drug store with Mr. Shelly who is part owner of the store. 64 (Lften - School (Ictuutied, Many activities were held by the various clubs during the school year. There were par- ties picnics, dances, barbe- cues, and other types of enjoy - able recreations. The school lunch room was often turned into a rec re at ion area after school for many of these par- ties. One of the highlights of the fall sea- son was the Homecoming Parade which was sponsored by the student Council. The Sophomore class won first place with their float showing a sailboat and the motto, Let's Sail To Victory . The parade also featured many other clever floats, decora- ted cars, and the high school band. LElb bAiL in VICTORY Ushering in the winter season was a large dance sponsored by the C Club held on November 10th. The Football King and Queen and their court were announced and crowned at this dance. The gym- nasium was beautifully decorated for the occasion. Cxyataiite «w vt. Patsy Halberstadt, editor of the CRYSTALITE and Betty Roth, the CRYSTAL MIRROR Editor, are checking the school calendar for events which need to be publicized and photo- graphed. C.C.H.S. is fortunate to have a school paper, the CRYSTAL MIRROR and a yearbook, theCRYSTALITE. Both publications are produced by our high school students. Generally, ten members of the journalism class are seniors, with two members of the junior class. The two juniors will be the future CRYSTA- LITE and CRYSTAL MIRROR editors. The members of the CRYSTAL MIRROR staff edited a paper bi-monthly, with special issues at Christmas time, Valentine’s day, April Fool’s day and for Senior Week. The CRYSTALITE staff works busily during the fall selling advertisements, and yearbooks. During the winter they lay out their yearbook and direct picture taking. These students are responsible for the production of the CRYSTALITE and the CRYSTAL MIRROR SEATED. From Left to Right: Dorothy Harris, Viola Wright, Glee Heiligtag, Jim Graham. Cecelia Mangos Joyce Middleton. STANDING: Rosalie Zaitz, Patsy Halberstadt, Tom Burch, Adrienne Owens, Miss Barbara Oberlander, Sponsor; Betty Roth. 66 Mimox OtecoHxL SxAeo£ ‘Ijzwi Everyday in the sixth hour publication class, one could find die Crystal Mirror and Crystalite staff busy with their appointed work. Here are some shots to show the activities of the class during the year. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Burch and Ann Curd are checking the news stories which they have completed for the Crystal Mirror. UPPER RIGHT: Joyce Middleton is running the paper press. CENTER LEFT: Peggy Shepelwich is buying a Crystal Mirror from two members of the Mirror staff, Rosalie Zaitz and Adrienne Owens. CENTER RIGHT; Dorothy Harris and Glee Heiligtag are laying out the 1957 Crystalite pages. LOWER LEFT: Viola Wright and Cecelia Mangos are examining the 1957 yearbook on which the Crystalite staff worked exceedingly hard. LOWER RIGHT: The artist of the yearbook, Jimmy Graham, is shown at work. 67 Valentine The Sophomore Class gave a masked Valentine Dance on February 16. At the dance a king and queen were chosen. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Penny Poulie- zos, Charles Pruneau, Viola Wright, David Porchey, Barbara Vaughn, Sharon Thomure, Donald Bange. SECOND ROW: Jim Gra- ham, Mary Lou Striler, Kenny Cage, Mary Lee Johnson, Jerry McGraw, Nancy Reich, Tom Burch, Louise Visnovske. 957 Social Calendar SEPTEMBER; MARCH: 4 School opens. 29 Freshmen Party. NOVEMBER: 2 Homecoming Parade. 10 C Club Football Crowning. 15 16 Senior Play. DECEMBER: 3 Honor Society Ceremony. 15 Christmas Dance. 18 Spanish Club Christmas Party. FEBRUARY: 21 22 District Music Festival. 26 College Day. 30 School Party. APRIL: 25 26 State Music Festival. MAY: 10 Senior Assembly Program. 11 Junior-Senior Prom. 17 Awards Day Program. 19 Senior Baccalaurette. 24 Senior Commencement. 68 16 Valentine Dance. TOM BURCH L. BOLLINGER Right Tackle Left End DAVE PORCHEY C. LALUMONDIER JERRY POPP Quarterback Right Guard Center SmtfmLl 5x 6,5juet DANNY LA ROSE Fullback Captain A TEAM RESULTS September 15. Crystal 0 Fredericktown 28 September 28, Crystal 26 Herculaneum 7 October 5. Crystal 29 Festus 0 October 12. Crystal 19 Perryville 0 October 19. Crystal 42 Flat River 0 October 26. Crystal 18 Ste. Genevieve 14 November 2. Crystal 0 De Soto 19 Nove mber 9. Crystal 19 Farmington 19 Right Tackle Right Tackle GENTRY POUTTE DAVE ANDERS Right Halfback BILL PORCHEY Right End Right End BILL WELSH KENNY CAGE JERRY HEITMAN GORDON JONES CHARLES WINFORD JIM MOSS VIRGIL WRIGHT Left Halfback Left Halfback Center Left Guard Right Guard the Mometa- Sting-! The Football Team of 1956 under the leadership of their Captain, Danny LaRose, and their Co-Captain, Tom Burch, posted a fine record and captured third place in the Mineral Area Conference. In their games the Hornets tried very hard to win but they never lost their sense of good sportsmanship even when the going was rough. They played well together despite the interference of their opponents. As can be seen by the results of the games the Hornets had a very good season. Their right guard, Virgil Wright, was selected by the sportswriters and coaches of southeast Missouri as All District Right Guard. Dan LaRose and Gordon Jones are dis- cussing strategy with Coach Arvel Popp and Coach William Young. Left Tackle Lgft xackie RON ARMBRUSTER joe AUDDIFRED Left Tackle HAROLD PAUL Left Guard DAVE SKAGGS Left Guard JIM NAES Sxwtkall “ ” Sxatti Sievelopea,Skill The football ‘B team gives the .underclassman an opportunity to take part in competitive sports while at the same time he is acquiring knowledge and skill in the game. Much credit should be given to these boys who, practicing each evening after school with their coach, Don Hosutt, suffer many a tumble and bruise before they are ready to be a member of the “A team. Boys who participated on the B Team this year are: FIRST ROW, From Left to Right: Frank Huck, Student Manager; Don Hosutt. Coach; Darryl Kempfer, Student Manager. SECOND ROW; Paul DeGeare, Jimmy Pruneau. Paul Vaccaro. MikeBasler. Walter Havard, Paul Sparling, Larry Hedgecorth, Paul Morris, LeRoy Hulvey. THIRD ROW; Bobby Stapp, David Greer, Benard Perry, Allan Jones, David Gurlin, Dick Welsh, Jack Barton, Wayne Turley. Jim Dodd. FOURTH ROW; Gary Benson. David DeRousse, Bill Vaccaro, David Tidd, Randy Revoir, Jimmy Least, Tommy Clifton. Kenneth Wagner, Frank Carron. FIFTH ROW; Tom DeRousse, Donald Mechelhoff, Nick Mercer, Terry Biehle, John Rigdon, Eddie Evans, Jim Gallagher, Larry Church, Bob Albano. Vsdiey cM 9'xevideA, Mem dCMS, (Zctwity For the first time in many years the girls of CCHS have had the opportunity of taking part in inter-school sports. The girls' volleyball team, coached by Ruth Morrow, girls' physi- cal education instructor, did not pass their first season with- out losses, but they showed that they had lots of pep and wil- lingness to work together for the sake of the team and school. With this year's experience, we can look forward to seeing our girls' volleyball team taking top honors in the years to come. Demonstrating the fine art of serving a volleyball is the team's coach. Miss Morrow, in White uniform. Studying her technics are Judy Lindley, left, and Jean Glasgow, right, team members. These volleyball enthusiasts are: KNEELING, Left to Right: Barbara Eisenhauer, Elizabeth Nelson, Rae Weible, DanetteReece, Margie Havard, Judy Lindley, Jean Glasgow, and Barbara Carrow. STAND- ING: Pat LeFlore, Connie Henroid, Sheila Harden, Joan Bennett, Janet McGraw, Rita Jones, Penny Pouliezos, Gloria Leitterman, and Madonna Vaughn. 73 TOM BURCH Senior GENTRY POUTTE Senior DAVE PORCHEY Junior Slaaiket all 3a 3 Aputax The Crystal City Hornets basketball squad of 1956-1957 had some of the best teams in the state on their schedule. Among the basketball teams on the Hornets' schedule were some of the predominant powers of Missouri High School basketball. The Cleveland Dutchmen, St. Louis U. High, and Cape Girardeau Central all visited at Crystal City. To bring a fine climax to the season the Regional Tournament was held at Crystal City. This year there were some very close and exciting games to add thrills and chills to the season, such as the 68 to 67 vic- tory over Desloge, and the 63 to 62 loss to Bonne Terre. Hornet fans may look forward to fine basketball teams in the years ahead as Crystal City had one of the strongest B teams in the county. Junior Senior Senior KEN CAGE DAN LA ROSE RON SANGUINETTE BILL PORCHEY BILL WELSH Senior Junior Sjjxwt Jsi Co TOURNAMENTS December 3-8 December 26-31 January 21-26 March 5-8 DICK BYAS Senior Bay less Tourney Normandy Tourney Desloge Tourney Regional Tourney Senior BOB GLASGOW “ ffi ” J utl 3$aajk£t a£t’ thituve Stwca After a successful season the members of the basketball 8 team feel ready to move up Into the position of A” team members. Coach William Young was proud ofhis young cagers this year as they showed much know-how in handling the ball and making the necessary baskets. The fans look forward to seeing this group of young men put Crystal's name high in the rank of high school basketball teams. Boys who participated this year as members of the B basketball team are FIRST ROW, Left to RIGHT: Tom Perry, Larry Hedgecorth, Paul Morris, Paul Vaccaro, Larry Church, and coach. Bill Young. ) SECOND ROW: Jack Barton, Jim Pruneau, Bill Vaccaro, Jim Dodd, Benard Perry. THIRD ROW: Student Manager; Charles Winford, David Tidd, Tom Clifton, Jim Gallagher, and Eddie Magre. 76 CCMS Jjuickmett BPjuwe A good contact is made by Dick Byas and Gordon Jones in the 880 relay. Danny LaRose demonstrates putting the shot. to Be flleet o f aat. Track team members are: STANDING. Left to Right: Bob Fallen, Tom Burch, Danny LaRose, Bob Glas- gow, Dick Byas, Dave Porchey, Randy Revoir, Gentry Politte, Tom Perry. 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Voelkers Perryville Phone YE 7-4413 127 Mississippi Crystal City Compliments of Compliments of RECHTER BROS. KOHLER CITY JEWELRY Department Store Authorized Dealers for Keepsake Diamonds Alfred W. Kuenzie Festus, r J Missouri 1 90 Good Luck Seniors of '57 Compliments of SEARS CATALOG VINVARD AND SALES OFFICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Order by: Phone Mail In Person Festus Crystal City Phone 7-3641 Herculaneum 34 Main Street Festus, Mo. Best Wishes Compliments of LOVELACE FURNITURE F. J. SEWALD _ MEAT MARKET CO. Dealers in Fresh And Cured Meats Groceries Sausage and Vegetables Phone YE 7-2011 Festus Missouri 507 Main St. Festus, Missouri YE 7-5011 91 Compliments of PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE COMPANY Complete Line of Insurance Festus Crystal City Missouri BECK SALES COMPANY Hotpoint Maytag Home Appliances Festus, Missouri YE 7-2601 H. E. Vaughn, Sr. H. E. Vaughn, Jr. VAUGHN INSURANCE AGENCY Established 1910 CENTRAL REXALL DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS Professional Prescription Service Cosmetics, Photo Supplies Sick Room Supplies Main Street, Festus Phone 7-3400 92 Compliments of NICK’S CLEANERS HiWay 61 YE 7-3671 Compliments of GIBSON’S SERVICE 100 Broadway YE 7-8735 Crystal City, Missouri Going to or from town THE GATEWAY DRIVE-IN Is always a pleasant stop1. Sandwiches Drinks Refreshments BECKER’S FOOD MARKET Stop in for a snack in our lunch room 725 Mississippi Crystal City Phone YE 7-5277 93 DeGEARE'S SERVICE Glass Gas Auto Glass Installed Car Washing Lubrication 209 Bailey Road YE 7-3760 Crystal City, Missouri PLEASANT VIEW COURT CAFE AND SERVICE STATION Chicken, Steaks, and Bar-B-Q 3 Miles South of Arnold Hiway 61-67 Phone Hobart 7-4161 Lucelie and F. A. Peppin Compliments of LEA FURNITURE CO Your Exclusive Frigidaire Dealer Latest.Selection of Furniture And Appliances in Jefferson County YE 7-3200 Festus, Mo Compliments of FRANK S BARBER SHOP Festus Missouri Compliments of A. DiMAGGIO AND SON 200 Walnut YE1lowstone 7-8782 CITIZENS’ BANK OF FESTUS Oldest and Largest Bank in Jefferson County Phone YE 7-4636 101 Main Street Festus, Missouri C. E. S. TRUCK LINES Serving Crystal City and Festus Daily YE 7-3662 Crystal City 95 Compliments of LEROY STOVESAND MOTOR COMPANY KOEHLER S CAFE Steaks-Chicken Plate Lunches Your Friendly Ford Dealer jglggiP Hobart 7-2701 Imperial, Missouri jfm Ly ov FOOD 530 Bailey Road-Phone YE 7-8850 Crystal City, Missouri HELLWIG’S RADIO ADOLPH'S AND TELEVISION Have the answer to your gift problems-- shop Adolph's before you buy. Dealers of Admiral and Sylvania We Service All Makes of TV 30 Years in the watch repair business in the Twin Cities ADOLPH'S czMftixaL JEWELRY STORE Phone YE 7-3274 510 Bailey Road Crystal Village 105 Mississippi Avenue Crystal City, Missouri 96 RADIO STATION KJCF Compliments of The voice of Jefferson County A. AND P. Your local radio station for music and news FOOD STORE 1010 on your radio dial Located in the twin cities pfiWyu Festus - Crystal City, Mo. Donald M. Donze Manager Crystal City, Missouri Compliments of Eat at COCA-COLA THE STOPLIGHT BOTTLING COMPANY DRIVE-IN There's a one and only in refreshments, too Main Street Festus , Mo . Crystal Village 97 Compliments of HAROLD L. PAUL RIGDON GALE’S OF FESTUS INSURANCE AGENCY A good deal on any kind of Insurance INC. Jefferson County's quality department store Nationally Advertised Brands You will always find better merchandise at lower prices at Gale's 135 Main Street YE Hows tone 7-5583 Festus, Missouri 201-03-05 Main Street Festus, Missouri 98 Compliments of K. CHAPPUE JEWELRY THE JEFFERSON COUNTY lfe||g§ PRESS TIMES r rt xvx'x' Publishers and 513 Bailey Road Crystal City Commercial Printers YEllowstone 7-5017 Compliments of f Dependable Ai | ERVICEJ) CRYSTAL CITY HOTEL Courteous Service to Banquet and Wedding DUGAN MOTOR Parties COMPANY 104 Mississippi Avenue Crystal City Crystal City Herculaneum YEllowstone 7-3470 Missouri 99 Compliments Compliments of of HEILIGTAG LEIST FUNERAL HOME MERCANTILE COMPANY HObart 7-2934 Come to Leist for the Most Imperial Missouri HObart 7-2621 Imperial, Mo. Compliments of NORVAL WELSH INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 117 Mississippi Avenue Crystal City, Missouri Phone YE 7-4118 100 DECLUE FULTS’ FLORIST FURNITURE COMPANY 215 Main Street Festus, Missouri Phone YE 7-2244 Bailey Road Crystal City, Missouri Phone YE 7-4699 MUELLER’S I. G. A. MARKET Crystal City, Missouri 101 Compliments of HUBERT'S SERVICE MANN’S AUTO SUPPLIES New Used Cars Zephyr Products dsl Crystal Village HObart 7-4171 Crystal City, Missouri Imperial, Missouri Compliments of FESTUS CRYSTAL MIDWAY HARDWARE MONUMENT COMPANY The first place to shop for 1017 Hiway 61 anything in hardware Crystal City, Missouri Elmer Arthur Heiligtag 102 JEFFERSON COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY You'll Be Ahead... 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