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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1969 volume:

•______ THE CRYSTALITE CRYSTAL CITY HIGH SCHOOL CRYSTAL CITY, MISSOURI VOLUME IK WE PROUDLY DEDICATE THIS YEARBOOK TO OUR RETIRING SUPERINTENDENT MR. DAVID P. MAX Since 1949, the Crystal City school system has flourished under the leadership of Mr. David P. Max. This year we pay tribute to our retiring su- perintendent who gave Crystal City twenty years of his life to educate and guide the youth of the area. This dedication is just a small part of the gratitude we feel we owe Mr. Max. Mr. Max is third from the left in the front row, in this picture of the Rosendale High School bas- ketball team. 2 Mr. Max came to Crystal City to be- come superintendent of the Crystal City schools. Always interested in student activities, Mr. Max helps judge the homecoming floats. In 1926, Mr. Max graduated from Missouri State Teacher’s College at Maryville, Missouri. 3 FROM THE YEARBOOK STAFF KAREN KOZAL, EDITOR Dear friends. Can you remember what the first day of school was like, or how angry you were when the gym class had to run extra laps? Do you remember what it was like to be in the senior play or make a touchdown? Can you ever forget the crowded halls, sloppy lockers, endless lines at the water fountains, the morning announcements, the lunch half hours, the showers, the bas- ketball games, or the dirty gym clothes? For a short time, all the memories are still vivid in everyone's mind, but as years go by, these memories will be lost or pushed aside by new experiences. The 1969 Crystalite will help you recall and relive some of the experiences you swore you would never forget. This yearbook will put you right back on the pitcher’s mound during a baseball game, or singing in the chorus, or walking onto the stage, or feeling that diploma being put into your hand. There has never been a year like 1969. The 1969 Crystalite is a personal record of all that happened and will be a priceless possession as we grow older. Karen Kozal, Editor The Yearbook Staff: Debbie Boyer, Becky DeRousse, Kitty Doza, Carolyn Malcolm, Cindy Genrich, and Karen Kozal. 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION.............6 CLASSES...................21 SPORTS....................67 CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS.....93 ACTIVITIES...............101 ADVERTISING..............113 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Crystal City High School Board of Education: Dr. Weible. Mr. Richards, Mr. Althauser, Mr. Coffelt, president, Mr. Turk, Mr. Graham, vice-president; Mr. Perry, secretary; and Mr. Max, superintendent. Since this picture was taken. Dr. Weible and Mr. Richards retired from the board after many years of fine service. They were replaced by election with Mr. Elmo Blum and Mr. Louis Church. Mr. W. W. Bradley acts as treasurer for the board. We of Crystal City are very fortunate to have men of such high integrity willing to give of themselves and of their time to serve as directors of our school system. Often it must seem a thankless task, so we are taking this opportunity to say “thank you to these men for their selflessness, their service, and their contribution to the education of the youth of our community. 6 DISCIPLINARIANS AND GOOD FRIENDS • • Mr. Edward Rapp has been principal at CCHS for the past nine years. He attended SEMS, West Minister College, Washington University, and the University of Wyoming before coming here in 1944 to teach American History and Government. Mr. David F. Max, Superintendent. BEHIND EVERY GOOD PRINCIPAL AND SUPERINTENDENT IS A GOOD SECRETARY Mrs. Delores Dixon is secretary for the principal. Mrs. Harriet Vinyard is Mr. Max’s right hand. The office girls are Darlene Swyers, Linda Hilmer, Jane Reiner, Darlene Oberle, Becky Pigg, Mary Ann Haynes, Brenda McClanahan, and Connie Laiben. JAAuuaui HAVE A PROBLEM? THEY HAVE THE ANSWER Mr. Jim Johnson is counselor for the high school and grade Mr. Charles Miller has information on almost any school or school. career. Mr. Miller confers with Faye Loucks. 9 THIS IS THE CCHS FACULTY • • • Mrs. Reddick, Librarian. Mrs. Gruber, Business Teacher. Mr. Stevenson, Mathematics. MORE FACULTY Mrs. Albano, Foreign Language. Mr. Fitzgerald, Special Education. . . . AND STILL MORE FACULTY . . . AI Sherman is the senior band director. Coach Arvel Popp teaches Physical Education and coaches the football and basketball Hornets. 12 FACULTY CONTINUED Miss Waller, English II, 111. Miss Lois Watkins, Chorus. 13 . . . AND CONTINUED . . . Donald Hossutt. Biology and Physical science. Richard Berry, Industrial Arts and Draft- ing. AND CONCLUDED • • • Linda Jean Schultz conducts the Girls P.E. classes and Hygiene. Mr. William Bogue teaches Contemporary Issues and American History. Mr. Charles Dodson teaches Shop and Mathematics. Shorthand, Basic Business, and Typing are taught by Karen Agers. THE MEN WHO “RUN” OUR SCHOOL 16 Mr. Charles Peterein helps keep the school going. OUR LUNCHROOM IS IN GOOD HANDS Mrs. Leitterman, Tom Schilly, and “it v . Mrs. Leitterman collects money at the end of the line. Dixie Carr finds a minute to rest. WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT . . . Mr. Hosutt was a talented lad. Mr. Cook at 17 months. Mr. Dyer at 2V4. Mr. Berry’s expression still hasn’t changed. A younger version of Mr. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Vinyard has grown up a lot. — A ■ ¥ r T (c r •' u. t f ) ? i $ ii j vN — v A' .-4 JS, iiifo ,5 za | 'fey -s ;; ' • '� j '■ h ! ■■ £ 'V J i � r aJB ' .... a ' 4' y fV „V)V' . ; , Vi ii. f4; J r ■ ' v '■ .• � j ’ll . MSg?, ( r J ’ v f rtim Mr — � |6fc i V '?:,.• J y- 4 if ' a(WC Z j SENIORS V '' TTvv ' r - ’ ' ?. Barbara Achter Cora Kaye Albano Terry Arnold “Barb” “Cora” “Terry” Pep Club 1,4; NHS 3,4; French Club 4; FHA 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Musical Crew 3; FHA 4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 4; Library Club 4; Chorus 1,2; Class Sec. 1, Senior Play Crew 4. Senior Play Crew 4. 2; Sr. Play Crew 4. Linda Sue Baker Donald Baum Linda Kaye Beckemeyer Linda” “Don” “Linda” Shorthand Award 3; Sr. Chorus 1,2,3, FHA 4; Library Club 4; Senior Play 4. 4; Senior Play Crew 4. 22 Linda Mae Becker Lynus Becker Robert Blake “Linda” “Lynus” “Robert” Football 1; Track 1,2. Tonda Blum “Ton” Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 4; FHA 4; Class Sec. 4; Girl’s State Musical 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4. Steven Donald Boemler “Steve” French Club 1,2,3; Social Science Seminar 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Boys State Musical 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4. 23 Janice Bone Michael Bone “Jane” “Bone” Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4; Football 1,2. Spanish Club 1; Musical 1,2; Senior Play Crew 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. Leon Book “Leon” Band 3,4; Foreign Language Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4. Lana Burch “Lana” FHA 4; Library 4. 2; Publications 4; Volleyball 1,2,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Senior Play Crew 4. Deborah Lynn Boyer “Debbie” FHA 4; Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1, Sandra Brown “Sandy” French-Spanish Club; FHA 4; SSS 4. 24 Paul Wayne Burch Billy Jo Carr “Paul” “Cutter” Honor Society 3,4; “C”Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Vice-President 4; All-State Football; Publications 4. Ramona Cash “Mona” FHA 4; Chorus 4. Carla Jo Collier David Alan Cooke Gary Corcoran “Carla” “Cookie” “Gary” FHA. Baseball 3,4; Track 3. 25 William J. Courtney “Bill” Sr. Chorus 1,2,3,4; COE 4. Dale Francis Covington Jr. “Cov” Drama Club 1; Sr. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Musical 3; Track 1; Senior Play 4. Nancy Dalton “Nancy” Vicki Danback “Vicki” Student Council 4 National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 4. Barry Davidson “Barry” “C” Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Patricia Davis “Pat” FHA 1,2;Chorus 1,2,3;Debate 4; Dra- matics 4; Volleyball 4; Musical 1,2; Senior Play 4. 26 David DeGeare John Vernon DeGeare Rebecca DeRousse “Mogger” “John” “Becky” Senior Band 3; COE 4; Senior Play 4. Football 1,2. Band 1,2,3,4. FHA 4; Senior Band 1,2,3.4; Publica- tions 4. Carolyn Dickey “Carolyn” James H. Donnell “Jamie Duke” Student Council 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Boy’s State: Class Vice-President 3,4; Stage Band-Dance Band 1,2,3,4. 27 Kitty Sue Doza Joann Ehlen Deborah Suzanne Estes “Kitty” “Susie “Debbie” Chorus 1,2,3,4; Publications 4; COE- Secretary 4; Typing Award 2; Queen Candidate 1,2; Musical 3; Majorette 2,3,4. Donald E. Ficken Clinton Fluegge Michael Thomas Fortney “Don” “Butch” “Mike” Football 1; Track 1. “C” Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Musical 1; Publications 4. 28 J. Lynn Fuchs Cindy Genrich “Jack “Cindy” Dramatics Club; Chess Club; French Typing Award 3; Publications 4. Club; Debate 1,2,3; Oratory 1,2,3; Senior Play Crew 3,4. Beverly Rose Govero “Bev” Chess and Checker Club 3,4. Randy Graham Randall Green James Grimm “Randy “Randy” “James” French Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1, 2; Honor Society 3,4; Boys’ State. 29 Richard L. Gulat Rebecca Haefner Mike Hagan Rich” “Becky” “Mike” Chorus 1,2,3,4; Musical 2. Drama Club 1,4; Pep Club kGirlsState COE-V.-Prcs. 4. 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Secretary-SSS 1,2,3, 4; Vice-Pres. Honor Society 4; Cheer- leader 2,3,4. 30 Wayne Hardgraves “Wayne” Judy Harmon “Judy” James Harris “Jim” David Harter “Dave” Senior Play Crew 4. Nellie Hausdorf Dennis Hawkins “Nellie” “Hawk” FHA 2,4; Home Economics Award 3. National Honor Society 3,4; County Band 1,2,3; County Chorus 1. Russell Hearst Anita Hernandez Jim Hill Russell” “Chico” “Jim” Football 1,2. Office Girl. “C” Club 4; Football 2,3,4. 31 Linda Hilmer “Hilmer” Pep Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2;FHA 2; FBLA 2; Office Girl 3,4; Senior Play Crew 4. Donald Hosutt “Hoss” Spanish Club 1,2; “C” Club 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball l,2,3;Track 1, 2,3,4; Boys’ State; Band 1,2,3,4. Carolyn James Gary A. Johns Rebecca Kearns “Carolyn” “Gary” “Becky PepCIub l;FrenchClub 2,3;Chorus 1,. COE President; Class Vice-President 2; FHA 4; Pep Club 3; French Club 3; 2,3,4;County Chorus 2; Senior Play Football 2,3; Baseball 3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 3; Publi- Crew. cations. 32 Donna Sue Keller “Clco” Gary Kjger Brenda King “Gary” “Brenda” “C” Club; Football 1,2,3,4. Pep Club 3; FHA 2; Band 1;Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Senior Play Crew 4. Donald Klutz “Don” COE 4; Football 3,4. David Kohler “David” Honor Society 3,4; Football 1; Boys State; Chorus 1,2,3. Karen Kozal “Karen” Student Council 1,2,3,4; Pep Club-V.- Pres. 4; Drama Club-Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Senior Play 4; Musical Crew 3,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1, 2. Student Council President 4; Year- book Editor 4. 33 Charles Lilliech Janet Lilliech “Chuck” “Jan” Pep Club 1; French Club 2,3; Dra- matics Club; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Senior Play Crew. Nancy Linderer Linda Linhorst Billie Long “Nancy” “Linda” “Billie” FHA 4; Senior Play Crew. Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3, Drama Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Typing Award 2. 3,4; SSS 2,3', Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; FHA 3,4; French Club 3,4; Senior Play. 34 Faye Loucks Rae Lynn Lucas Carolyn Malcom “Faye” “Rae” “Carolyn” National Honor Society 3,4; Foreign Pep Club 1,3;FHA4; DramaClub-V.- Volleyball 1,2,3,4;Publications4;Class Language Club 4. Pres. 4; French Club 3; Senior Play 4; Treasurer 1,2,3; Senior Play Crew 4. Musical 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. Anita Matthews Ralph Mattison Joe Mazella “Anita” “C” Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3.4; Basket- “Karate Joe” Library Club 4. ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Class President French Club 3; Football 1,2; Senior 3,4; Musical 2,4; Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Play Crew 4; Musical Crew 3. Senior Play 4. 35 Linda McCrorey “Linda” Carol Meyer “Carol” Gary Miller “Gary” Linda Miller “Linda” Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1; Volleyball 1,2,4; Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3; Musical 1,2. Joyce Montgomery “Joyce” FHA 3,4. 36 William Musgraves “Bill” Kirk Neal “Kirk” National Honor Society 3,4. Darlene Oberle “Darlene” French Club; FHA. 37 Bill Pagano “Bill” Sharon Parker Sharon” Volleyball 3,4. Charlene Peterein “Cheri” 38 Randy Pierce “Randy” C”Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball. Becky Pigg “Becky” FH A; Chorus 1,2. Joe Polette “Joe Donald Edward Ponzar James M. Propst William Pruneau “Pounce” “Mike” “Bill” Sr. Chorus 1,2,3; Basketball 1. Raymond E. Pulliam “Mooker” Debate Club 3,4. James Reece “Jim” Keith Allen Reed “Pete” “C” Club 4; Football 2,4. Joel Dwayne Reese “Herk” Sharon Riney “Sharon” FHA 4. Barbara Rottler “Barbara” Pep Club 1; Foreign Language Club 4; Senior Play Crew. Marilyn Lee Schrage Larry Schumer James Seale FHA 4 1,2,3. “Marilyn” ; Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus “Larry” “Jim” 40 Carol Sloan Theresa Smetzer D. Mark Smith “Carol” “Theresa” “Dewey” Pep Club 1,2; FHA 4. Chorus: COE 4: Track 1; Football 2,3; Marietta Smith “Marietta” Sheila Smith “Sheila” COE 4. Dinah Mike Sopher “Dinah FHA 4; Drama 4; Debate 4; Senior Play; Senior Chorus 1,2,3,4. 4 James Spiker “Jim” John Surina “John” Robert Gregory Sutton “Bob James T urk “Jim” Spanish Club 1,2; Social Science Seminar 3,4; Class President 1; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Foot- ball 4; Debate 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4. Truman Dale Turner “Truman” Honor Society 3,4; Social Science Seminar 3,4; “C” Club 3,4; French Club 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. Brenda Vessell Brenda Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Honor Soc- iety 3; Library Club Pres. 4; Volley- ball 1,2,3,4; Cap’n. 4; Queen Candi- date 3,4; Class Secretary 3; News- paper Editor 4; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3. 42 John Walsh Tim Wehner Charles White “John “Tim” “Charley” COE 4. Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2. Neila Pearl Wiles “Neila” Library Club. Jack D. Wood “Jack” “C” Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 3. Regina Woodsmall “Gina” National Honor Society 4; FHA 3,4; Library Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 3; Betty Crocker Award; Sen- ior Play. 43 Karen Work “Karen” CLASS OF 69 PERSONALITIES Senior class officers, Vice-President James Donnell, Treasurer Regina Wood- small, and Secretary Tonda Blum listen to the schemes of President Ralph Mattison. Paul Burch, our first team all-state football player. Congratulations Paul! SENIOR WHO’S WHO The two Most Athletic seniors in the class of’69 are Deb- bie Boyer and Edgar Gill. The students of CCHS voted James Donnell and Tonda Blum as the Most Versatile. The seniors Most Likely to Succeed are Jim Turk and Karen Kozal. Becky Haefner and Charles Powell have the Best Personal- ity in the senior class. 45 MORE SENIOR WHO’S WHO Most Popular: Paul Burch and Brenda Vessell. Most Dependable: Paul Burch and Karen Kozal. Most Talented: Steve Boemler and Tonda Blum. 46 STILL MORE SENIOR WHO’S WHO 47 WAS IT REALLY SO LONG AGO . . . The Class of 69 in 1956 Row 1: David Harter, Jane Bone, -,Tonda Blum, -, Brenda Vessell, Joyce Montgomery. Row 2: _t Paul Burch, -, Linda Miller, Karen Kozal. Row 3: James Donnell, Dale Covington, Dennis Hawkins, . Lana Burch, Bill Musgraves. Row 4 -, Cora Albano, Becky DeRoussc, , Theresa Smetzer, , . Mark Smith. Debbie Boyer in 4th grade. Sixth grader, Anita Matthews. Linda Hilmer in ’52. Barry Davidson and his “duck friend. 48 JUNIORS Vicki Acey Donna Baker Robert Betts David Birks Darrell Blake Jan Bond John Bosaw Debbie Boyer Marianna Brandt Mark Breeze Don Brooks Valerie Brown Deanna Buff Bonnie Bunta Pam Cash Roger Cayce Norman Charleville Tom Clay John Clemens Steve Cole Debbie Coleman Carol Courtney Penny Dean Mike DeClue Diane Denton Jan Dugan Larry Goff 50 David Govero Von Hamer Bernice Harris Mary Haynes Tim Hess Frank Higgins David Holdinghausen Gary Johnson Joan Kiessling Connie Laiben Deborah Lalumondier Lohn LeBoube Delores Leitterman Eric Linderer Steve Manessi Priscilla North Kathy O’Brien Kathy Parkin Rick Phelps Joe Poliak Rosida Politte Rodney Price Jan Pruneau Viola Ramsey 51 Jane Reiner Jerry Riney Bill Ritcher Marty Roth Sharon Roth Tom Ruess Ed Schaughency Sheila Schcmbre Tom Schilly Brenda Schmitz Belinda Shores Ed Simmons Scott Sopher Darlene Swyers Mike Taylor Becky Temperato Connie Tessereau Dan Trunk Pam Underwood Glenna Ussery Fred Visnovske Bill Walton Richard Weible Linda Wilmoth Debbie Wilson 52 Debbie White V f %.« 2 , . c i.� % 1 M,' rrjf.) j %� i £T r u f U3TK 1 T -O 1 v L V 1 s i ’• ' s y i ■ ( . r � -h JM if ‘Jm ■ WW,Mi o., ’1 t t s S’ ’ll 3Uki k ) ft V v r; 1 I, - , I 1 - ? « I x v, jf i __—__ u i f, ql 4; « V J -y x £ - r-,5 a K a . ,r j r3 I? ■ ® v v - , SOPHOMORES i A% h« jT-e. 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J ' % i ' jfalP- Jy r- j V -v C • ’ V ” r {■ ) r 'C r , M V iA.T ' ____ FRESHMEN Conrad Aubuchon Thomas Battrcal Donnie Biehle Steve Biehle Janet Bins Mary Blaylock Janet Bogue Judy Bone Lynn Breeze Francine Brooks David Buckner Sydney Buff John Bunta Tim Burch Rhonda Byas Doris Cartee Nancy Cartee Frank Carter Robin Chapman Cathy Coleman Denise Combs Sue Ann Conte Edna Courtney Marty Dean Terry DeClue Pam Degeare Denise Derque Richard Detweiler Carolyn Dill Rickie Dillion 62 Steve Dinolfo Jackie Downs Eddie Duren Robert Duvall Connie Edwards Richard Edwards LaDonna Ellis Wyman Fedorchak Debbie Fischer Rickie Fischer Diane Garth Terry Geiler Lisa Godier Jan Graham Steven Greer Norman Harris Jim HawkinS Thomas Hill Lester Hogenmiller Michael Holst Donna Hopkins Tom Horn Sam Huffman ' Raymond Hughes Cheryll Jackson Steve Jaco Jerry Jarnagin Lawrence Joergens 63 Bobbie Johnson Brian Kelly Wanda Kenl Rick Kopenhefer Barton Kuchcra Dale Kutscher Michael LaBrayere Karen Laubengayer Kay Leittennan Mike Linderer Joyce Lindsey Linda Loesch Candy McCormack Vicky McCormack William McKee Dick Mahew Darrell Marler Shcilah Miller Shane Mira Denny Montgomery Parilee Moon Susan Muse Roger Noce William Noce Judy Oberle James Parkin Mike Picarella 64 Terry Pigg Dave Pilliard Rogetta Powell Ronald Prater Cathy Propst Glen Pruitt Frank Pruneau Rocky Pruneau Lucida Radin Lucille Radin Diane Ramsey Connie Ravellette Candy Reecht Jane Repp Ricky Rosener Cheryl Riney Pam Ruess . Don Sanders Carolyn Saputo Marilyn Saputo Danny Schembre Lester Sewald Kevin Skaggs xGary Sleinmer Mike Smith Rowe Snider Robert Spicer Debbie Steppelman Rovena Sutton Robert Swyers Debra Taylor Thomas Tessereau Charles Todd Mary Umdenstock Lisa Ussery Mark Vaccaro Debra Vance Terri Voelker Bobbie Weible Helen Weiss Charles Whitehead Cecil Williams Cecilia Williams Vickie Wilson Greg Wolk Donald Womack Karen Yeager 66 A i Mil ' , ' r.w I I w A W jI ' t X' jy 7, STS T ‘ v; s v f( jf. PV{ ' 4vy‘ , j lH 't ft f i i ir i v B9f| i AV A} -- -'i r •y jp. y -Jv ?'■■■ f A y r ' l ' A 1 iK N $ ( r A ■ . « i J 'fv h 'v: J r C s + V y ; a ; x W fc- I j . 4 f fc •• ? J f .r5 i ' -v sW j f ? v ., ( ir y . Rtaj7 SPORTS - 5 Afo —-— - -■ - —----------- 7 %L -' WW S' v — YJIaV Row 1: Coach Rodney Mills, Gary Kigcr, Roger Cayce, Tom Clay, Jim Hill, Charlie Powell, Ralph Mattison, David Holding- hausen, Greg Pusateri, Tom Ruess, Keith Reed, Steve Nellie, Mike Schrage (Student Manager). Row 2: Coach Arvel Popp, Don Byas, David Govero, Truman Turner, Mark DeMent, Rick Weible, Ed Schaughency, Tom Schilly, David Lalumondier, Barry Davidson, Mike Fortney, Jack Wood, Coach Dick Cook. Row 3: Randy Pierce, Jerry Riney, Edgar Gill, John LeBoube, Dave Weiss, Greg Block, Joe Poliak, Paul Burch, Mike Taylor, Don Klutz, Don Hosutt, Jim Turk. These boys were the Hornet’s fullbacks and quarterbacks. Charlie Powell, David Lalumondier, Mark DeMent, Mike Fortney, Truman Turner, Jim Hill. The Hornets ended with a 2-3-4 record. Coach Cook talks game strategy with quarterbacks Mike Fortney and Mark DeMent. Coach Mills posing with his defensive line, one of the bright spots of the season. From left, Tom Ruess, Mike Taylor, Don Klutz, Ralph Mattison, Coach Mills, Greg Clark, Paul Burch, Don Hosutt.and Dave Holdinghau- sen. A team’s guards play a vital part in any offensive play. This year’s guards lacked size but made it up with de- sire. They are from left: Paul Burch, Dave Holdinghausen. Tom Ruess, Keith Reed, Ed Schaughency. Coach Popp looks on as Hornets rally before a game. Barry Davidson and Paul Burch team up to stop a Northwest sweep. Halfbacks Roger Cayce, Steve Nelle, Greg Pusateri, Tom Scliilly, Tom Clay, Rich Weible, and Donald Byas. 70 Barry Davidson intercepts a pass against Northwest. Mike Fortney runs for a short gainer against Northwest Lions. Front Row: Don Biehle. Jim Parkin, Mike Picarella, Danny Schembre, Tom Tessereau, Terry Pruneau, Jim Smetzer, Lloyd Lucas, David Buckner, Ricky Dillan, Don Sanders. Row 2: Paul Wildy, Steve Biehle, Danny Schunks, Ricky Edwards, Mike Richardson, Jerry Cartee, Mike Lalumondier, Don Patrick, Butch Hoggenmiller, Sam Ravellet. Row 3: Bart Kachera, Mark Vaccaro, Darrell Sweet, Jared Billings, Tom DeGeare, Kevin Rex, Greg Wolk, Charles Gurlin, John Bunta, and Steve Din- alfo. 71 UNDEFEATED B-TEAM CHAMPIONS QUEEN BECKY HAEFNER The queen candidates for 1968-1969 are Brenda Vessell, Senior; Valerie Brown, Junior; Nancy Church, Sopho- more; Jane Stackley, Freshman; Lynn Breeze, Freshman; Karen Moss, Sophomore; Jan Dugan, Junior; Becky Haef- ner, Senior. Becky Haefner, homecoming queen, stands with Brenda Jan Dugan with third special maid Valerie Brown. Vessell, first special maid. 73 HOMECOMING FLOATS GET BETTER EVERY YEAR C.C.H.S. junior class took first place with their float. The Senior class of ’69 captured second place for their float, “Caution: Hornets May Be Hazardous To Your Health”. “And The Beat Goes On”. MAJORETTES The majorettes are Debbie Vance, freshman; Priscilla North, junior; Diane Denton, drum majorette, junior; Delores Leitterman, captain, junior; Kay Leitterinan, freshman; and Anita Battreal, sophomore. 75 The majorettes salute Crystal City High School and the Class of ’69. Varsity basketball squad: James Donnell, David Holdinghausen, Mark DeMent, Ralph Mattison, Charlie Powell, Kdgar Gill (co-captain). Coach Arvel Popp, Tom DcGeare, Joe Poliak, Dave Weiss. Mike Fortney (co-captain), Roger Cayce, Mike Schrage (student manager). 76 Donnell jumps with perfection against Tigers. Coach Popp and his first seven Poliak battles Lion for two points. 77 Gill let’s go with free throw as DeMent, Weiss, and Poliak look on. Edgar Gill, Sr. Ralph Mattison, Sr. Mark DeMent, Soph. Tom DeGeare, Soph. Mike Fortney, Sr. James Donnell, Sr. Dave Weiss, Soph. David Holdinghausen, Jr. The Crystal City “B” basketball team: Kevin Skaggs, (student manager), Greg Pusateri, Darrell Sweet, Donald Byas, Greg Block, Jared Billings, Dave Pilliard, Coach Dick Cook, Kevin Reecht.Greg Wolk. Steve Biehle, Steve Dinolfo. Paul Wiidy,Don Sanders, and Raymond Hughes. Greg Pusateri adds two on a layup as Don Byas and Greg Wolk are ready for the rebound. The Hornets “B” team ended another successful season with a 13 and 3 won-lost record by just barely missing the conference title. Mr. Cook’s “B” Hornets, after losing key players to the varsity, got great performance from every player. The Hornet varsity will benefit greatly from the Sophomore Hornets graduating from the “B” team next year. 79 Coach Cook giving a few pointers to the starting five. Greg Pusateri, Donald Byas, Dave Pilliard, Coach Cook, Greg Wolk, and Steve Biehle. Crystal City High School’s Conference Champs Row 1: Jim Hill (manager), Charles Powell, Steve Dinolfo, Billy Pruneau, Barry Davidson, Greg Pusateri, Greg Wolk, Steve Biehle, David Cooke, and David Holdinghaa sen. Row 2: David Govero, Paul Wildy, Don Sanders, Joe Poliak, Dennis Hawkins, Gary Johns, Leon Book, Don Patrick, Jim Smetzer, and Coach Rodney Mills. 80 Billy Pruneau showing good form in tak- ing a mighty cut against St. Pius. Coach Mills, who has guided the Hornets to the Conference and Sub-District champion- ship in the two years he has been head Coach of baseball, is talking baseball with Captain Barry Davidson, a four-year letterman. The Hornets Infielders: Greg Wolk, Leon Book, Don Sanders, Billy Pruneau, Greg Pusateri, Barry Davidson, and Paul Wildy. OUR TEAM HAS SPIRIT AND SKILL 81 THE CCHS TRACK TEAM . . . Coach Browning stands with Don Hosutt, Mark Dement, Mike Fortney, Robert Betts, Edgar Gill, Don Byas and Roger Casey. Don Hosutt, Roger Casey, Robert Betts and Edgar Gill, are CCHS’s mile Robert Betts races through the low hurdles, relay team. Mark Breeze, David Gill, Coach Cook, Mike Linderer, Robert Whitehead, John LaBoube, Dave Pilliard and Jerry Riney listen to points from Kevin Skaggs. OUR BOYS RACE ON IN TRACK The Junior team took third in the big county meet. Three stalwarts of the CCHS track team. Pam Underwood receives Carolyn Malcom’s set up for a great spike. We’re a little BEHIND team. Underwood returns hard drive. 84 “A” TEAM TAKES TOURNAMENT Kneeling: Pam Underwood, Brenda Vessell, Linda Miller, Carolyn Malcom, Debbie Boyer, Mrs. Schulta, Sharon Parker, Percilla North, Linda Miller, Pat Davis, and Mickey Crane. The team poses immediately after massacring llerky for first place. “B” TEAM BREAKS THROUGH FOR THIRD After overcoming Herky in the tournament Crystal “B” team poses with their 3rd place ball. Front Row: Pam Ruess, Cindy Smith, Debbie Vance, Vicky McCormack. Row 2: Roxanne Vance, Jan Grahm, Brenda Pigg, Judy Bone, Mrs. Schultz, Cheryl Riney, Helen Weiss and Karen Yeager. 85 On the left is Becky Haefner, senior, captain. On the right is Tonda Blum, senior, co-captain. Debbie Boyer, senior. C H E E R L E A D E R S Nancy Church, sophomore. On the left is Regina Woodsmall, se- nior; below is Kathy Parkin, junior; and on the right is Jan Dugan, junior. 86 THE CCHS BAND OF 1969 Senior Band Row 1: Tom Ruess, Tonda Blum. Sharon Riney, Diane Denton, Jan Bond, Carolyn Vinyard, Pam Cash, Cindy Hampel, Patti Fabick, Priscilla North, Linda Miller. Row 2: Roxanna Vance, Mickey Crain, Delores Leitterman, Linda Wil- moth. Marilyn Schrage, Cheryl Rudloff, Billie Long, Jared Billings, Ralph Mattison, Kathy O’Brien, Don Byas, Joe Madison, Ed Schaughency, Mark Thompson. Pam Griffin, Charles White. Row 3: Kathy Parkins, Bernice Harris, Sue Hersinger, Mary Alice Runzi, Mary Frazier, Valerie Brown, Charles Jarnagin. Mark Breeze, Danny Schunks, Don Hosutt, Danny Denton, Tom DeGeare, Terry Pruneau, Bill Walton, Rick Weible, John DeGeare, James Donnell, Jan Dugan, Connie Tessereau, Leon Book, Dennis Hawkins. Row 4: Dick McCreary, Jim Turk, Dennis Leitterman, Darrell Sweet, Debbie Miller, Jan Bone, John Bosaw, Anita Battreal. Freshman Band- Row 1: Karen Laubengayer, Janet Bins, Sheila Miller, Pam DeGeare, Kathy Propst. Row 2: Jan Graham, Pam Ruess, Helen Weiss, Lynn Breeze, Cathy Bogue, Rhonda Byas, Debbie Steppleman, Cathy Coleman, Danny Schembre, Bobbie Weible. Row 3: Jerry Jarnagin, Tom Tessereau, Frank Carter, Jim Hawkins, Robin Chapman, Kay Leitterman, Cheryl Riney, Bill Noce, Linda Loesch, Kevin Skaggs, Jim Parkins. Back Row: Randy Pierce, Steve Dinolfo, Debbie Vance, Dick Mahew, Eddie Duren. 88 BAND SECTIONS I Clarinet Section: Roxanna Vance,Mickey Crain. Delores Leitterman,Cheryl Rudioff. Diane Denton. Sharon Riney. Tonda Blum. Tom Ruess. Saxophone Section: Joe Madison. Bobbie Weible. Mark Thompson. Pam Griffin. Flute Section: Karen Laubengay- Trumpet Section: Rick Weible. James er. Patti Fabick. Janet Bins. Donnell. Jim Parkin. Bill Walton. Drummers: Dick McCreary. John Bosaw. 89 THE CRYSTAL CITY BAND Front Row: Kathy O’Brien, Cathy Propst, Jan Bond, Karen Laubengayer, Janet Bins, Cathy Coleman, and Patty Fabick. Row 2: Dennis Hawkins, Danny Denton,James Donnell, Don Hosutt, Dick McCreary, Danny Schunks, Danny Schembre, and Dick Mahew. Jan Dugan, Connie Tessereau, Leon Book, Dennis Hawkins, and Kathy O'Brien. CHORUS Front Row: Judy Hammer, Judy Oberle, Cheryl Jackson, Debbie Fischer, Rovina Sutton, Becky Temperato. Row 2: Edna Courtney, Ramona Cash, Cathy Smith. Jane Repp, Vickie Garth, Ronda Bruedigam, Carolyn Vinyard, Mickey Crain. Row 3: Tom Clay, Jim Spiker, Bill Courtney, Joe Politte, Joe Mazella, Steve Cole, Mark Smith. Front Row: Brenda McClanahan, Candy McCormack, Carol Courtney, Mary Umbdenstock, Jackie Downs, Debbie Boyer, Karen Laubengayer, Janet Bins, Vickie Wilson. Lisa Ussery, Fran Boyer. Row 2: Rocky Pruneau, Don Womack, Cora Albano, Glenna Ussery, Debbie Green, Johanna Patton, Pam Cash, LaDonna Graves, Jane Stackley, Donna Hopkins, Cathy Coleman. Row 3: Bob Swyers. Dale Kutscher. Marty Roth, Frank Higgins, Richard Guiat, David Weiss, Jerry Riney, Jim Harris, Steve Greer, Tom Schilly. 91 CHORUS Row 1: Becky Kearns, Linda Wil- moth, Vicky Danback, Donna Baker, Pat Mira, Debbie Miller, Roxanna Vance, Jan Dugan, Dinah Sopher, Neila Wiles, Janet Lillich, and Kim Jones. Row 2: Sheila Schembre, Kathy Parkin, Penny Dean, Debbie Coleman, Mary Govero, Jane Reiner, Brenda Schmitz, Patty Fabick, Kathy O’Brien, Tonda Blum, Jan Bone, and Carolyn James. Row 3: Dale Covington, Roger Cayce, Joe Madison, Mark Schunks, and Ed Schaughency. Back: Becky Kearns, Sheila Schembre, Jan Dugan, Tonda Blum, Kathy O’Brien, and Kim Jones, with Cathy Propst at the piano. HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Leon Book, Debbie Lalumondier, Delores Leitterman, Regina Woodsmall. Jan Bond, Barbara Achter, Jan Dugan, Vicky Danback, Faye Loucks, Kirk Neal, Denise LaBoube, Karen Moss, Cathy Peterein, Nancy Church, Pam Griffin. Row 2: Johanna Patton, Judy Hammer, Truman Turner, Diane Denton, Billie Long, Becky Haefner, Connie Tessereau, David Hold- inghausen, David Kohler, Randy Green, Dennis Hawkins, Larry Goff, Trudy Price, Kathy O’Brien. Karen Kozal. Row 3: Paul Burch, Larry Goff, Harry Zerwig, Dennis Leitterman, Darrell Sweet, Jim Turk. Joe Poliak, David Lalumondier, Mark DeMent, James Donnell. Mark Nickless, Bill Ritcher, Patty Fabick. DRAMA CLUB Front Row: Debbie Steppleman, Connie Edwards, Linda Loesch, Miss Abernathy, Kay Leitterman, Sue Conte, Mickey Crain, Rovina Sutton. Row 2: Jan Bond, Kathy O'Brien, Delores Leitterman, Billie Long. Pat Davis, Dinah Sopher, Robin Chapman, Pam Griffin. Row 3: Joe Madison, Jack Fuchs, Patty Fabick, Diane Denton, Karen Kozal, Karen Yaeger. 93 CRYSTAL CITY HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Valerie Brown, Rick Kopenhefer, Rhonda Byas, Vicki Danback, Dick Mahew, Becky Haefner, Rowe Snider, Donnie Patrick, and Mike Lalumondier. Row 2: Harry Zerwig, Truman Turner, Mark DeMent, Jim Turk, Paul Burch, Karen Kozal, Kathy Peterien, and Connie Tessereau. The student council carries on a variety of activities and projects during the school year from the freshman mixer the first week of school to the student council election near the end of school. Karen Kozal was president of this year’s council and Paul Burch was vice-president. Karen’s administration provided us with the concrete benches that grace our lawn. The election this year was notable for the tremendous campaign the candidates waged. Harry Zerwig emerged as president and Joe Poliak as vice-president of the council for next school year (1969-70). We are sure that Harry and Joe will carry on in the fine tradition our previous officers have left us. To Karen and Paul, a hearty “well done.’’ Mr. Paul Browning sponsors the student council. 91 DEBATE CLUB SOCIAL SCIENCE SEMINAR Debate Club Front Row: Jim Turk, Pat Davis, Miss Abernathy, Rick Kopenhefer, Danny Schunks. Back Row: Dinah Sopher, Pat Burch, Kathy O’Brien, Jack Fuchs. 95 Social Science Seminar-Front Row: Harry Zerwig, Cathy Bogue, Barbara Aether, Billie Long, Becky Haefner. Back Row: Truman Turner, Mr. Bogue, Dennis Leitterman, Jim Turk. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Theresa Smetzer, Brenda King. Becky Kearns, Lana Burch, Marilyn Schrage, Jamie Enoch, Pam Cash, Carolyn Dickey, Pat Mira, Bonnie Bunta. Row 2: Sharon Riney, Dinah Sopher, Nancy Linderer, Regina Woodsmall. Brenda Ves- sell, Linda Beckemeyer, Terry Arnold, LaDonna Graves. Becky DeRousse, Sandy Brown. Row 3: Mrs. Picarclla, Tonda Blum, Penny Dean, Joyce Montgomery, Nellie Hausdorf, Darlene Oberle, Priscilla North, Carla Collier, Cora Albano, Brenda Pigg, Jane Reiner. LANGUAGE CLUB Row 1: Jan Bond, Jan Dugan, Debbie Lalumondier, Delores Leitterman, Barbara Achter, Billie Long. Row 2: Kathy Parkin, Vicki Danback, Leon Book. Row 3: Diane Denton, Sandy Brown, Randy Green, Faye Loucks, Jack Fuchs. 96 PEP CLUB Row I: Regina Woodsmall, Tonda Blum, Becky Haefner, Jan Dugan, Kathy Parkins, Nancy Church, Debbie Boyer. Row 2: Jane Stackley, Delores Leitterman, Linda Hilmer, Brenda Vessell, Karen Kozal. Barbara Achter, Jan Bone, Terri Voelker, Judy Bone. Row 3: Terry Arnold, Rhonda Byas, Karen Yaeger, Helen Weiss, Linda Loesch. Row 4: Valerie Brown, Kay Leitterman, Debbie Miller, Lynn Breeze, Terri Bunting, Karen Moss, Mickey Crain, Robin Chapman. Row 5: Jan Bond, Deb- bie Lalumondier, Cindy Hess, Brenda Schmitz, Diane Denton, Pam Griffin, Denise Derque, Pam Ruess, Jimie Enoch. C CLUB Row 1: David Holdinghausen, Greg Pusateri, Mike Taylor, Joe Poliak, Ralph Mattison, Charles Powell, Tom Ruess, Keith Reed. Row 2: David Govero, Tom Schilly, Truman Turner, David Lalumondier. Mark DeMent, Donald Byas, Mike Fortney, Barry Davidson, Gary Kiger. Row 3: Jim Turk, Jack Wood, Paul Burch, Edgar Gill, David Weiss, Tom DeGeare, Don Hosutt, Mike Schrage. 97 COE C.O.E.- Row 1: Rupert Johnson, sponsor, John Walsh, Rae Lynn Lucas, Linda Spence, Lana Burch. Row 2: Gary Johns, Mike Hagan. Mark Smith,Frank Higgins,Kitty Doza, Deb- bie Estes, John DeGeagre. Row 3: Don Klutz, Ricky Phelps, Gary Miller, Bill Courtney. LIBRARY CLUB Library Club Row 1: Donna Shadowens, Mary Runzi, Cathy Smith, Neila Wiles, Connie Laiben, Judy Ham- mers, Lana Burch. Row 2: Dave McCrorey, Nancy Linderer, Gina Woodsmall, Linda Beckemeyer, Barbara Achter, Carla Knigge, Ramona Cash, Mrs. Reddick, Bill McKee. Row 3: Jan Bone, Darlene Swyers, Brenda Ves- sell, Linda Hilmer, Terry Arnold. lip 'A 'll r d - . • i X 1 tjir I I fj J%4 i a ( •) VI uJ JmI nSsT % Jf ' Wr - Ur y T'V y jt ( a I o. rf' , i _ ■) � % — Xi y -v VV -u A:. P i fy. V V,, •« v ILl T 'v 4f Vf ) ' ACTIVITIES f k PUBLICATIONS—FUN HARD WORK The Crystal Mirror is put out by Brenda Vessel!. Charles Powell, Barry Davidson. Mike Fortney. Paul Burch, and Becky Kearns. Mr. Mills pitches in to meet a deadline. Ideas are sometimes hard to find. It takes a lot of serious, hard work to prepare a yearbook. SENIORS SATIRIZE CIVILIZATION IN Practice makes perfect and the hours were long and hard. Samuel, Titus, Dr. Emmett and Lilly Bell listen to in- structions from Miss Sherril Abernathy. Mrs. Savages children, Ralph uel. question Dr. Emmett. Mattison as Titus and David DeGeare as Sam- Miss Willie played by Regina Woodsmal], straightens the furniture as Hannibal, Jeff- rey and Fairy look on. Miss Willie and Dr. Emmett look on as Mrs. Savage comforts her children, Samuel and Ti- tus. 101 THE “CURIOUS SAVAGE” The inmates of “The Cloisters” are Billie Long as Fairy May, Karen Kozal as Mrs. Savage, Dale Covington as Jeffrey, Linda Beckemeyer as Florence, and Bob Sutton as Hannibal. nun� 1 Mrs. Paddy, played by Dinah Sopher, was admitted to the Pat Davis played an important part as the assistant director, sanitorium with a hatred of electricity. 102 Admission Free? Students rally round the ticket taker. Rhonda Byas. Spin those records. Connie. Twirp twist or something like that. 103 Where is Truman? HONORS DAY AT CCHS Edgar Gill receives the school athletic award from Mr. Cook. He also received the Evening Etude Music Award. The English award was presented to Becky Haefner by Mr. Wills. She was awarded the citizenship award, art award, and cheerleading recognition. Other awards: Steve Boemler vocal music award. Debbie Boyer girl’s athletic award and cheerleading recognition. Tonda Blum vocal music award. Sterling Silver Award, instrumental music award, and cheerleading recogni- tion. Sharon Riney-Tuesday Music Club Award. Dennis Hawkins was given a special award for never missing a day of school in his life. Brenda Vessell library award, newspaper editor award. Linda Linhorst Hammers-bookkeeping award. Faye Loucks-typing award and attendance award. James Turk received an instrumental award, Danforth Award, debate award, the PPG scholarship, and a National Merit Letter of Commendation. 10a James Donnell is named valedictorian and also re- ceives the citizenship award, John Philip Sousa award, English award. Science award, and math award. Leon Book is salutatorian and receives the instrument- al music and French awards from Mr. Max. Paul Burch receives the Abernathy Award from Mrs. Abernathy. He also was scholar-athlete. Regina Woodsmall receives the Betty Crocker award from Mrs. Picarella. She also received a secretarial award. jl Other award winners who are not pictured are Dale Covington, vocal music; Becky Kearns, vocal music; Karen Kozal, DAR award. Kirk Neal receives the St. Joe Lead Co. schol- arship from Mr. Sherman. 105 THE 1969 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM— Time out for a bite to eat. The juniors take their job seriously. “AN EVENING IN PARIS” Gina Woodsmall, escorted by Linda Beckemeyer, escorted by Rod Jackson, and Barbara Achter, escorted by Rex Mike Bone, is named CCHS’ first Pierce, were also candidates for Prom Queen. Prom Queen. Charley Powell. Tom Clay. Don Byas, and Roger Cayce join the band for a few numbers. Everyone had a wild and wonderful time at the ’69 Prom. 107 BACC MARKS ONE STEP CLOSER . . . 108 TIME IS RUNNING SHORT . . . 109 THE CLASS OF 1969 Valedictorian James Donnell receives his diploma. Mr. Coffelt presents Paul Burch with his diploma. Leon Book, salutatorian, becomes a graduate. ■ i ■ IT’S ALL OVER, GROUP! Everybody checks in his robe and then . . . 112 . . . the Class of ’69 heads out into the world. I f. ■ 3T i y T V' • -■? } J ' V s' . 1 ' ' ■ .vavjV ) i . V y tor r W v V : - y � v w vs —: •' !||r y . ■ y . %%jjfy- §) j n y■ cy - (m St rwKr - y j rfC - upr. jL-• v_ • r V� . ■=•« “’« • y '' . f ,, J; ■ 4 :.v fr%, t% a {'P ‘,jjf £ ; Jp - V r f(J: mf .v • ‘ , • 'V b '%ijx %'■ w V ’;. , frfj ' f v V ?“ v f .2. ______- —■ ADVERTISING jMr 1 Aft; e. DECKER FLORIST DECKER HoTldt 202 MAIN ST. Festus, Missouri Empire Real Estate and Insurance Agency, Inc. Citizen’s Bank Building Festus, Mo. 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