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

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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

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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

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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.