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

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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

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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

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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