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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1972 volume:

The 1972 Crystalite Crystal City High School Crystal City, Missouri Volume 21 Dedication The Senior Class of 1972 proudly dedicates their yearbook to Mr. Donald Hosutt, who for the past 18 years has helped to teach us about albino corn and frogs, and yet while doing so, taught many sophomores about growing up and life itself. We hope in this small way we can thank Mr. Hosutt for his valuable contribution. 2 Editor’s Message Dear Friends It’s been the year of “Super 72”, regional basketball champs, 2nd place in state stage band contest, first place debaters, and Disneyland. This year was very important to us because it marked the end of high school, and the beginning of something new for all of us. But next year will be as important to ‘73’ as will the next year to ‘74’ and then to ‘75’. Every senior year is as impor- tant to its class as the years before and the years to come. And like this, every year has had its bad points and good ones, and in the future it will be hard to remember all of the good times, and even a few of the bad times that we thought that we could never forget. An anonymous writer once said “Everything has been thought of once, the difficulty is to think of it again.” I hope that this yearbook will help you remember some of the bad times; when you had to run extra laps in P.E., got back late from r?Tn 3 mi!d urcu' 3nd d'dnt qU‘te make an imP°rtant ‘ouchdown. But more! than this I hope it helps to recall all of you?ha d HS; H°meC0ming'the Prom' f,nalIy 8et,in8 your senior ring, and feeling that diploma being placed in On a whole its been a great year. Good luck to ‘73’, ‘74’, and ‘75’; Sincerely, (ACboqjsttb'c Janet Bins, 1972 Editor In Memory of Mrs. Harriet Vineyard Secretary to the Superintendent December 10, 1925 August 1, 1971 Table of Contents Administration and Faculty.....................6 Seniors.......................................18 Juniors.......................................32 Sophomores ...................................36 Freshmen......................................42 Sports .......................................50 Organizations ................................72 Activities....................................92 Advertising .................................108 6 L Top left: Clinton Pope, Superintendent Top right: Edward Rapp, Principal Bottom: Seated around table from left to right: Clinton Pope, Mrs. Florence Bond, Elmo Blum, Richard DeMent, Louie Church, Jack Turk, Mrs. Grace Trautwein, Secretary, and Robert Graham. We of Crystal City are very proud and fortunate to have such fine leaders establishing the policy of our school system. These dedicated people put in many hours of work which have resulted in our having a fine educational insti- tution. 8 9 The office girls were of immeasurable help to Mrs. Dixon and Mr. Rapp. Top left, Mrs. Dixon; top right, Mrs. Schunks; bottom left, Mrs. Rog ers. Office girls are: Front row: Jane Stackley, Denise Carr, Brenda Resinger, Susan Bond, and Renee Portell. Back row: Donna Jackson Kay Wilkinson, Debbie Vance, Dianne Berry, Vanetta Hynes, and Linda Weiss. 10 Counselor and Workers Mr. Jones and his office girls have been very helpful to the outgoing and incoming students at CCHS. Left to right: Pam Ruess, Debbie Steppleman, Cathy Coleman, Mr. Wayland Jones, Karen Laubcngayer, Pam DcGear, and Cathy Boguc. Bottom: Mr. Jones. 11 21 k'kr'} i SJ9ljOB9 Mrs. Albano Spanish I-II French II Mr. Browning Functional Math l-II Geometry Mr. Dyer Art MI Drivers Education Drafting, Elementary School Shop, Metals Woodworking Mr. Cook Social Studies I Mr. Egbert Chorus Mr. Bogue Advanced American History, American History, Economics Behavioral Science Mr. Dodson General Shop Functional Math I-II Mr. Fitzgerald Special Education I-II 13 Advanced World History Language Arts I, Debate, Dramatics Speech Bookkeeping, Secretarial Practice. Clerical Practice Basic Business Mr. Jennings C.O.E. Mrs. Higdon Typing, Shorthand, Basic Business Mr. Hosutt General Science, Biology Physical Science Mrs. Kelley Algebra I-II Math IV Mr. Mills Language Arts I-IIIB Publications 14 Mrs. Picarella Mr. Popp Mr. Pyatt Family Relations, Interior Design, Basic Boys Physical Education Cadet Band Senior Band Home Economics, Foods, Clothing Ele- mentary School Home Economics Mr. Smith Mrs. Trawick Physical Science, Physics, Chemistry Librarian Mrs. Schultz Girls Physical Education Mrs. Walsch Mr. Wills Speech Therapist Language Arts IA-H-IV Miss Waller Language Arts II-HIA 15 Left: Mr. Charles Peterein keeps the halls spotless as well as keeping the furnace and other large mechanical de- vices in good working condition. Bottom left: Mr. Norman Pullium attends to after school custodial duties. Many students never realize that the clean classrooms they attend every morning are a result of Mr. Pullium’s hard work. Bottom right: Mr. Peterein takes a short break during his work day. Crystal City High School would not be the same without the work of these two fine men. Top left: Mrs. Dixie Carr is shown with her daughter Denise behind the lunch counter in the lunch room. Top right: Mrs. Alva Leitterman takes a break from her du- ties as supervisor of the lunch room. Right: Mrs. Frankie Freese is shown hard at work as head cashier. Below: Lunch room “ACTION”. 17 18 Robin Chapman Jane Stackley Debbie Steppleman Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 20 Conrad Aubuchon Gary Bassett Steve Biehle Janet Bins Kendell Bise Mary Blaylock Cathy Bogue Judy Bone Lynn Breeze Jeff Broten Rhonda By as Doris Cartee Nancy Cartee Frank Carter Cathy Coleman Denise Combs John, Robin, Jane, and Debbie . Led Us Through our Senior Year. 21 Sue Ann Conte Dana Cooper Jody Davis Marty Dean Terry DeClue Pam DeGeare Denise Derque Carolyn Dill Steve Dinolfo Jackie Downs Eddie Duren Bob Duvall Connie Edwards Rick Edwards Jane and Steve Captured the Spotlight During the “71” Football Homecoming. Carol E. Eisenhauer Terry Fluegel Jan Graham Steve Greer Steve Hagerman Norman Harris Jim Hawkins Tom Hill Mike Holst Donna Hopkins Tom Horn Raymond Hughes Cheryl Jackson Jerry Jarnagin Larry Joergens Chess Johns 23 Our Senior Rings Arrived In Time for Halloween Bob Johnson Brenda Jones Wanda Kent Helen Kiessling Karen Laubcngayer Kay Leitterman Robin Linderer Joyce Lindsey Linda Loesch Davis Candy McCormack Bill McKee Dick Mahew Darrel Marler Sheila Miller 24 Senior Cheerleaders Bobbie, Judy, Pam, and Rhonda Regretted Seeing the Roar of the Last Pep Assembly .......Die Away! Dennis Montgomery Bill Noce Roger Noce Judy Oberle Jim Parkin Mike Picarella Terry Pigg Dave Pilliard Rogetta Powell Ron Prater Cathy Propst Frank Pruneau Rocky Pruneau Mary Beth Pusateri Lucida Radin Lucille Radin Macbeth Became Well Known to Senior Literature Students. 25 Brad Reecht Jane Repp Cheryl Riney Rick Rosencr Pam Ruess Connie Rush Danny Schembre Lester Sewald David Sheppard Kevin Skaggs Gary Slemmer Rowe Snider Bob Spicer Jim Staley 26 To the Strains of “Pomp and Circumstance” We Ended the Best Four Years of Our Lives. Rovena Sutton Bob Swycrs Tom Tessereau Charles Todd Mary B. Umbdenstock Lisa Ussery Mark Vaccaro Debbie Vance Terrie Voelker Bobbie Weible Charles Whitehead Greg Wolk Don Womak Karen Yaeger Now, a Part of CCHS Tradition . . . Class of “72” 27 Senior Who’s Who shows the outstanding talents of Steve Greer and Karen Laubengayer, Most Talented? Personality in a smile, Jane Stackley and Steve Dinoflo, Best Personality. Poised Greg Wolk and Muscle Pam Ruess portray the two Most Ath- letic, and the two Janitors in a Drum, Steve Biehlie and Jan Graham, Most Versatile. 28 Who’s who tells who came straight from the jail, Debbie Steppleman and John Bunta, School Citizen. Troublesome Rowe Snider and Bobbie Weible, Most Likely to Succeed. Dullest two people alive. Chess Johns and Rhonda Byas, Most School Spirit. Quick change, Bob Spicer and Judy Bone, Best Sense of Humor. And all tied up with time are, Dan Schember and Robin Chapman, Most Dependable. 29 30 David Anderson Terry Arnette Harold Atkinson Judy Aubuchon Guy Bassett Ron Belfield Wayne Biehle Terry Blake Inez Boschert Becky Boyer Audrey Brown Cynthia Buff Bruce Butler Denise Carr Tony Carrow Ronnie Car tee Janet Charlcville Pam Connor Kathy Craine Rick Danback Stacy Decker Augustus DeClue Scott DeMent Diane Dinolfo Dick Donnell Doug Fabick Lynn Fast 32 Kathy Ferguson Joan Freese Judy Genrich David Govero Karen Graham John Hagan Susan Haggerman Ann Hample John Heil Ron Hill Gerald Hook Vanetta Hynes Donna Jackson Christie Kozal Marcia Linderer 33 Ed Null Gary Picarella Melissa Politte Vicki Propst Alfred Radin James Rayburn Jim Reiner Brenda Resinger Dennis Robinson Michele Rosener Pam Roth Patti Roth Doug Rothweiler David Rowland Marty Rudloff Fred Runzi Larry Russell Pat Russell Jackie Sewald Butch Shepard Lana Spicer Keith Steiner Eddie Stricklin Morley Swingle David Taylor Darlene Trammell Rocky Tullock 34 Dana Vandiver Bob Wagner Tracy Wagner Kay Wilkinson Mike Williams Tim Wolk Becky Womack Cynthia Wulfers Jeff Young 35 36 37 Kim Adams Thomas Almany John Aithauser Marilyn Bange Mary Becker Diane Berry Susan Bond Gint Breeze Dena Brucdigam Norma Carr Ricky Carroll Robert Carrow Margaret Chapman Cheri Charleville Minta Cherry Rick Collier Fred Conte Jean Cook Mary Courtney Paula Cowan Gail DeGeare Debbie Denton Jeff Dill Barbara Dunker Mike Easter Janelle Edwards Chris Edwards Dan Evans Marion Far low Cheryl Farmer Ronald Ficken Rick Frasier Jayne Hammer Kevin Harmon Donald Harter David Hawkins Mike Henson Toni Herbert Tom Hersinger Chris Hess Connie Hill Joyce Hill Terry Holdinghausen Theresa Howard Sue Hunter Douglas Inman Pat Jarnigan Steve Jennings Michael Jokerst David Kozal Connie Knobloch Ken Kutscher David LaBrayare Cindy Lalumondier Janice Lalumondier Greg Lewis Larry Linderer Marty Long Karen Love David Mahew Don Maness Sylvester Mayes Ronnie Montgomery Steve Montgomery Kenny Moonier Cheryl Moss Shelley Nahlik Raina Neel Robert Neu Robert Noce Robert Peterein David Picarella Mary Jane Picarella Theresa Pigg Rene Portell Amanda Powell Jeanette Propst Clemens Radin Sandy Rose Glenda Ryneer Joe Saputo Mark Schilly Sally Schwab Steven Simmons 40 Pam Sloan Doug Smith Fawn Smith David Steppleman Mark Stites Phillip Tessereau Judy Trunk Mickey Ulmer Sibyl Visnovske Martin Vogt Linda Wiess Vicki Wigren Ron Wilkens Mike Williams Jerry Williams Cindy Wilmoth Pam Wilmoth 41 42 Ralph Aubuchon Dave Almany Vickie Arnette Alroy Becquette Jeff Billings Dennis Boyd Cathy Bradford Cindy Bradford Don Brewington Janet Browning Alan Bunting Steve Burch Jeff Carr Marvin Carrow Kenneth Chapman Steve Chitwood Mark Church Karen Cissel Sue Clifton Alexis Coleman Carol Combs Cathy Cook Laura Cook Janet Cowan Pamela Cowan David Courtney Cindy Crain Leslie Dean Eddie Decker Rob DeGeare David Denton John Dobbs Anita Dreyer Stephen Dumbauld Karen Dunker Becky Duren Brent Evans Becky Farmer Bradford Flecke Elizabeth Freese Darrell Gassier Linda Graham Cindy Grass Jane Grass Chris Greer Mary Greenfield Patty Griffin Don Gurlin Valerie Gulley Richard Hampton Cathy Hamor Marsha Hardin Tim Harmon Karen Harter Becky Hawkins Jerry Hawkins Gary Hawkins 45 Doug Heil Paul Henson Nancy Herbert Jeff Hodge Jim Holst Bob Hosutt Neil Howard Randy Hunter Rochelle Hynes Donald Jackson Sue Jennings John Johnston Andrea Jones Jeff Kettler Rhynda Kinder Cheryl LaBrayere Donald LaBrot Doug Landau Bobbie Leathers Kathy Linderer Cindy Linderer Jay Linderer Jeanne Marler Phil Marshall Jeffrey Masters Joan Masterson Lydia McBride 46 Annette McClanahan Rob MeGraw Rick Merseal George Myers Charles Miller Stewart Miller Bobby Moss Ray Neel Dennis Nelle Judy Papin Paul Pilliard Rob Politte Lonnie Price Colee n Pruit Melinda Pullen Patty Pusateri Debbie Quiros Carla Rawlins Harry Rayburn Leotta Redmond Donna Rhyneer Jackie Rosener Ricky Roussin Genrich Rudloff Tim Sansoucie Larry Sellman Roger Shepard Tommy Shepard Terry Skaggs Duncan Skiles 47 Freshmen Class Of 75 Ter i icer Martha Stricklin Lillian Trammel Sheree Ussery Mike Voelker Phillip Vogt Harold Walton Glenn Wells Chris Wester Eddie Wildy Dave Wilkinson John Williams Paula Williams Debbie Wilson William Winkler 51 Homecoming After a week of hard work, CCHS students produced some of the best floats ever built for the homecoming parade. In this year’s competition, the FHA submitted “What Ever Happened to Baby St. James”, Dramatics Club, “Tora, Tora, Tora, Tigers”, C Club “St. James Day Massacre”, Honor Society “CC and Company”, Library Club “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner”, COE “The Deadly Game”, and the Pep Club “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’. 52 “Catch 22” was submitted by the Freshman Class, while the Sophomore Class built the winning float, “The Greatest Show on Earth”. The Junior Class came in second place with their tank entitled “Gimme Shelter”, and the Senior Class came in third place with their version of “Mash”. The Pon Pom Girls and the Marching Band also added to the festivities of the parade. 53 u At top: Queen and her court. Below: Queen's dance. At right: Retiring Queen Nancy Church crowns Jane Stackley. At left: Queen Jane Stackley. Retiring queen, queen candidates, and their escorts are from left: Dave Billiard. Susan Jennings, Chess Johns, Vicki Wigrcn, Tom Tessercau, Jill Marshall. Greg Wolk. Nancy Church. Steve Biehle. Queen Jane Stackley, Judy Bone. Steve Dinolfo. Karen Graham. Tom Hill. Toni Herbert. Marty IX'an. Becky Hawkins. Danny Schcmbre. Football Hornets Take 3rd in JCC The 1971 Hornets placed third in the Jefferson County Conference finishing with an overall record of 5-4. Due to multiple injuries of starting players the Hornets season was a disappointment, dropping 3 games by a total of 6 points, the result of inexperienc- ed players competing against seasoned teams. All district fullback Steve Dinolfo was the one bright spot of the season leading the Hornets offense (which was 1 Oth in scoring in the St. Louis area), in scoring and rushing. With the experience that this year’s sopho- mores and juniors gained we hope that next year they bring the JCC Championship back to Crystal City. Below: Top picture, Hornets 1971 starting offensive unit. Left to right: M. Dean, T. Hill, T. DeClue, G. Picarella, G. Wolk; Co-Captain, S. Dinolfo; Co-Captain, S. De- Ment, C. Johns, M. Williams, T. Tessereau, D. Pilliard. Below, Bottom Picture: Hornets 1971 starting defensive unit. Left to right: M. Dean, T. Wolk, T. DeClue, S. Dinolfo, J. Bunta, C. Johns, T. Carrow, T. Hill, B. Spicer, T. Tessereau, G. Wolk. 56 57 58 “A” Team “B 59 Team Name No. Name No. Name No. Name No D. Pilliard . . . . 80 R. Collier .... 67 Schedule S. Burch 83 B. Spicer . . . . .20 T. Hill 18 M. Henson.... 58 D. Picarella 30 A. Bequette . . .32 T. Tessereau . . . 61 C. Nickless . . . 14 T. Holdinghausen . 51 B. Hosutt. . . . .12 M. Dean . . . . 88 G. Picarclla . . . 59 S. Montgomery . . 62 R. McGraw. . . .10 C. Johns 62 M. Williams . . . 63 Conference Play D. Wilkinson. . . . 32 K. Moonier. . . .34 G. Wolk 19 D. Mitchell . . . 41 Parmington Lost H. Rayburn . . . . 64 J. Williams. . . .60 S. Dinolfo . . . . 42 P. Tessereau. . . 16 Northwest Won J. Carr 42 K. Kutcher. . . .62 D. Schembre. . . 72 C. Breeze .... 66 Herky Won P. Henson 61 S. Dumbauld . .77 R. Snider 64 J. Reiner .... 85 Festus Lost J. Smith 52 D. Masters . . . .74 T. DeGue . . . . 71 J. Williams . . . 82 Fox Lost T. Sellman 11 J. Billings . . . .51 J. Bunta 74 B. Wagner .... 55 St. James Won B. Winkler 60 C. Edwards. . . .73 B. Spicer 9 T. Almany. . . 20 DeSoto Lost R. Carroll 31 D. Denton . . . .80 T. Wolk 89 S. DeMent. . . . 17 St. Pius won T. Skaggs Mgr. 1). Boyd . . . . .71 S. Mayes 21 M. Swingle. . . . 87 Hillsboro Won B. Peterein 50 M. Church . . . .82 T. Carrow . . . . 76 T. Blake 68 D. LaBrot 53 D. Gurlin.... .87 M. Vaccaro. . . . 86 E. Decker 66 D. Steppleman. .81 A. Bunting 73 D. Kozal .... .85 R. Montgomery . . 61 M Voelker 51 E. Wildy 21 59 Volleyball 1971 The 1971 Hornettes, under the direction of coach Mrs. Linda Jean Schultz, finished another successful season, taking third in the conference and finishing second in the Jefferson County Tournament. Varsity, left to right: P. Ruess (captain), D. Carr, D. Vance, J. Graham, B. Weible, J. Bone, C. Riney, K. Graham. Jr. Varsity, left to right: C. Hill, B. Hawkins, B. Duren, N. Herbert, C. Crain, S. Jennings, G. DeGeare (captain), J. Brown- ing, L. Weiss, T. Herbert, C. Greer, L. Graham, J. Edwards. Hornets Race to Conference And Regional Titles The 1971-72 Hornet Basketball Team had a highly successful season under the guidance of Coach Arvel Popp. Hornet highlights included: first-place in the Festus Tournament, capturing the Jefferson County Conference Title in undefeated fashion, and taking the Class “M” Regional Championship at Ironton, Missouri. The Hornets finished a fine season, posting a record of twenty victories and six defeats. The Hornets were led by 5’-l 1” All-Conference Guard Steve Biehle, who averaged 18.6 points per game, and 6’-3” All-Conference Forward Greg Wolk, who averaged 17 points per game and pulled down an average of 13 rebounds a game. 6’-5” Dave Pilliard hauled in an average of 10 rebounds a game and he along with 5’-9” guard Steve Dinolfo were standouts on the Hornet’s stingy defense. These four seniors will be greatly missed on next year’s squad. Juniors Scott DeMent, Dick Donnell, and Tim Wolk saw much action this past season and will be counted heavily upon next year. Below: The 1971-72 Hornet Basketball Squad. Seated, left to right: J. Hawkins, E. Null, S. DeMent, R. Donnell, W. Biehle, D. Montgomery. Standing: Coach Arvel Popp, S. Biehle, R. Miller, G. Wolk, D. Pilliard, T. Wolk, R. Hughes, S. Dinolfo, and M. Swingle, (Manager). 62 63 64 Top: Junior Varsity, First row, left to right: Robert Neu, David Kozal, Rob McGraw, Phil Tessereau, Clint Breeze, Jeff Billings, Bob Hossett, John Althauser. Second row: Don Harter, Ray Neal, Harold Walton, David Steppleman, Doug Heil, Rock Carrol. Below: District track team: Rob McGraw, Wayne Biehle, David Kozal, Steve Biehle, Clint Breeze, Phil Tessereau, John Althauser. At this meet the two mile relay team consisting of Sophomores David Kozal, Clint Breeze, Phil Tessereau and Freshman Rob McGraw took a close third. Junior Hurdler Wayne Biehle took fourth in the high hurdles and third in the low hurdles and Steve Biehle upped the Hornet point total by placing third in the 100 yard and 220 yard dashes, and First in the 440 dash. 67 Baseball 72 Hornets Struggle Through Losing Season Due to injuries to key personnel the Hornets ended their Conference season with a record of 3-5. Hopefully next year’s team will bring back a winning season to Head Coach Mills. Below, team picture: Front row: P. Henson, T. Al- many, M. Easter, T. Wolk, B. Spicer, T. Hill and J. Linderer. Back row, standing from left to right: S. Dinolfo, T. Tesser- eau, M. Dean, C. Edwards, C. Johns, D. Almany. 68 69 The Varsity (below) and the Jr. Varsity (above) led our A and B team to truimphsand defeats. The Varsity: Bobbie Weible, Michele Rosener, Judy Bone, Pam Ruess, Audrey Brown, Rhonda Byas, Judy Aubuchon, and Karen Graham. Jr. Varsity: Shel- ly Nahlik, Gail DeGeare, Minta Cherry, Toni Herbert, and Vicki Wigren. Both Varsity and Jr. Varsity attended Cheerleading Camp at Illinois State University at Normal, Illinois. They received 4 excellents in execution of cheers. 70 71 72 Top picture: The Drum Majorette for Crystal City for the 1971-72 year is Cathy Propst, Senior. Bottom Picture: The 1971-72 Majorettes are from left, Mary Jane Picarella, Sophomore, Janelle Edwards, Sophomore, Carla Rawlins, Freshmen, and Debbie Vance, Senior. The majorettes, along with the Pom Pon girls, and the Crystal City Marching Band, has provided the fans at Crystal City with an exciting and fun packed half time entertainment during football and basketball games. 74 TOP PICTURE: The 1971-72 Pom Pon girls are from left: Susan Bond (sophomore), Linda Weiss (sophomore), Jan Graham (senior), Fawn Smith (sophomore), and Connie Mill (sophomore). The Pom Pon girls sparked the enthusiasm of the Crystal City High School student body during half time of football and basketball games. What would have been a relatively dull half time, was made enthusiastic with a performance by the Pom Pon girls and the band. BOTTOM PUCTURE: Using their spare time for practice, the Pom Pon girls show their skill at half time of a Crystal City Hornets basketball game, with the stage band in the background. 75 First row: Judy Genrich, Toni Herbert, Kathy Bogue, Audrey Brown, Brenda Resinger, Janet Bins, Karen Laubengayer. Second row: Linda Weiss, Shelly Nahlik, Gail DeGeare, Dcna Brudigam, Sibyl Visnovkse, Cindy Lalumondier, Minta Cherry, Fawn Smith, Paula Cowan, Sheila Mil- ler, Susan Bond, Vicki Wcgrin. Third row: Sue Hunter, Cheryl Mangin, Denise Carr, Mary Jane Picerella, Cathy Coleman, Pam DeGeare, Sally Schwab, Tony Carrow, Bobby Wicble, Keith Steiner, Lynn Fast, Jeff Dill, Bob Noce, Mary Becker, Dan Schembre, Cheri Chareville, Debbie Denton, Karen Graham, Joan Freese, Marty Rudloff. Fourth row: Jim Parkins, Kevin Skaggs, Fred Runzi, Marley Swingle, Greg Lewis, Linda Davis, David Rowland, Chris Edwards, Fred Conte, Tom Hersinger, Doug Fabick, Steve Dinolfo, Syl Pagano, Kenny Kutscher, David Stepple- man, John Althauser, John Hagen, Tim Wolk, Rick Collier, Jim Hawkins. Drums: Ed Duran, Dick Mahew. Absent-Melissa Madison, and Clint Breese. 76 Stage and Cadet Band This year the Stage Band has performed for many occasions. Not only did they perform for most of the half time shows at basketball games, but they also obtained second place rating in the class M stage band contest. Members of the group include: First row-Lynn Fast, Dan Schembre, Mary Becker, Mark Church, Patty Griffin. Sec- ond row-Jim Hawkins, John Hagen, John Althauser, Laura Cook. Third row-Ed Dur- an, Syl Pagano, Kevin Skaggs, Fred Runzi, Morley Swingle. Pianist-Becky Hawkins. f Cadet Band members include: First row-Becky Hawkins, Kathy Linderer, Paul Hen- son, Paula Williams, Patty Griffin. Second row-Annita Dryer, Judy Papin, Jane Grass, Rynda Kinder, Mark Church, Don Jackson, Cindy Crain, Susan Clifton. Third row-Linda Graham, Harold Walton, David Denton, Jay Linderer, Kathy Cook, Rob DeGeare, Paul Pilliard, Don LaBrot, Raymond Nelle, Bob Hosutt, Laura Cook, Nancy Herbert, Cindy Linderer. Fourth row: Rob Politte, John Williams, Elbert Sut- ton, David Wilkinson, Jeff Carr. 78 Janet Bins, senior, received a one rating at district music contest on a flute solo. Laura Cook, freshman, received a one rating at dis- trict music contest on a trombone solo. Eddie Duren and Dick Mahew, seniors, both received one ratings on a drum solo; together, they also received a one rating on a drum duet. Judy Genrich, junior, Toni Herbert, Shelly Nahlik sophomores, and Melissa Madison, junior, received a one rating on their clarinet quartet. John Williams, Elbert Sutton, Jeff Carr, David Wilker- son and Rob Politte, freshmen, received a one rating on their drum ensemble. Not shown receiving one ratings are Karen Lauben- gayer, flute and piano; Dan Schembre, Mary Becker, Mark Church, and Lynn Fast saxophone quartet; and Jim Hawk- ins, John Alhauser, Laura Cook, trombone quartet. 79 Ensemble And Choir Top Picture: First row: Laura Cook, Sally Schwab, Karen Graham, Michelle Rosener, Christy Kozal, Chris Greer, Barbara Dunker. Second row: Joan Freese, Susan Bond, Jill Marshall, Jane Stackley, Jan Graham, Nancy Herbert, Cathy Coleman. Pianist; Becky Hawkins. New Music Groups Formed Bottom picture: First row: Karen Graham, Christy Kozal, Sally Schwab, Greg Lewis, John Bunta, Dan Schembre, Cindy Linderer, Jan Graham, Cathy Coleman. Second row: Linda Graham, Laura Cook, Michelle Rosener, John Heil, Dan Evans, Rick Miller, Wayne Biehle, Nancy Herbert, Susan Jennings, Dianne Berry. Third row: Susan Bond, Jill Marshall, Joan Freese, Tom Tessereau, Steve Dinolfo, Larry Joergens, Morley Swin- gle, Terry DeClue, Janet Bins, Chris Greer, Barbara Dunker. Fourth row: Jane Repp, Jane Stackley, Doug Fabick, Bob Swyers, Clint Breeze, Jim Hawkins, Steve Greer, Mike Henson, Cindy Lalumondier, Carla Rawlins, Susan Clifton. Pianist: Becky Hawkins. 80 First row, left to right: Becky Duren, Karen Graham, Chris Kozal, Sally Schwab, Corky Winkler, Terry Blake, Greg Lewis, Dan Schembre, Cin- dy Linderer, Jan Graham, Cathy Coleman, Cindy Wulfers. Second row: Pam Cowan, Jackie Sewald, Linda Graham, Laura Cook, Michele Rose- ner, John Heil, Dan Evans, Rick Miller, Wayne Biehle, Nancy Herbert, Susan Jennings, Dianne Berry, Cathy Linderer, Dana Cooper. Third row: Lisa Ussery, Donna Rhyneer, Liz Freese, Susan Bond, Jill Marshall, Joan Freese, Tom Tessereau, Steve Dinolfo, Larry Jocrgens, Morley Swingle, John Bunta, Terry DcClue, Janet Bins, Chris Greer, Barb Dunker, Marcia Linderer, Jeannie Marler. Fourth row: Vicky Amctte, Cindy Grass, Sheri Ussery, Cheryl Jackson, Judy Aubuchon, Jane Repp, Jane Stackley, Doug Fabick, Bob Swyers, Jeff Masters, Clint Breeze, Jim Hawkins, Steve Greer, Mike Henson, Cindy Lalumondier, Carla Rawlins, Susan Clifton, Glenda Rhyneer, Pam Roth. Pianist: Becky Hawkins. at Crystal City High School Lower left; Steve Greer and Susan Bond received “1” ratings at State Music Contest with vocal solos. 82 First row, left to right: Jan Graham-Treasurer, Rowe Snider-Parliamentarian, Danny Schembre-President, 3tcve Biehle-Vice President, Bobbie Weible-Secretary, and Steve Dinoifo. Second row: Gary Picarella, Phil Tessereau, Morley Swingle, Chris Kozal, Nancy Herbert, Bec- ky Duren, and Toni Herbert. Third row: Chris Greer, Theresa Pigg, and David Wilkinson. Not Pictured: Jim Reiner, Steve Jennings, and Mr. Paul Browning, Sponsor. Student Council 83 Debate Drama Crystal City finished third this year in the county De- bate conference. Varsity teams were Jan Graham and Rowe Snider, Steve Jen- nings and Bill Marler. The novice team of Sue Hunter and Sally Schwab placed fourth in novice competi- tion. DEBATE Front row: Marlyn Bangc, Sally Schwab, Sue Hunter. Back row: Jan Graham, Rowe Snider, Bill Marler. Not Pictured: Steve Jen- nings. DRAMA Back, left to right: Rick Miller, Steve Greer, Kathy Linderer, Cindy Linderer, Bill Marler, Cindy Wulfers, Cheryl Mangin, Jill Marshall, Lin- da Graham, Nancy Herbert, Sue Jennings. Middle: Joyce Hill, Sil Pagano, Pam Cowan, Susan Qifton, Jan Graham, Carla Rawlins, Kay Wil- kinson, Christie Kozal, Andrea Jones, Jane Hammer, Linda Locsch, Kay Lietterman, Denise Combs, Debbie Vance. Front: Lydia McBride, Pam Wilson, Sibyl Visnovske, Barbara Dunker, Sally Schwab, Jean Cook, Paula Cowan, Robin Chapman, Rowe Snider. 84 District LEFT, Front row: Sally Schwab, Jan Graham. Back row: Steve Jen- nings, Bill Marler, Rowe Snider. Front row: Sally Schwab, Kay Wil- kinson, Kay Leitterman, Jan Graham. Back row: Steve Jennings, Bill Marler, Rowe Snider, Ed Null. State Crystal City students participated in four speech tournaments this year, from local to state level. In the Northwest Invitational Tournament, Crystal City teams captured first place in both novice and varsity debate, in addition to a first in extemporaneous speaking. At the Annual County Speech Festival held at Jefferson College, no one from CCHS placed higher than second, but almost all participants reached the final round of competition. The highlight of the season was district contest, held at Southeast Missouri State College. The Debate teams, plus all indi- vidual events reached the finals. Excellent ratings were achieved by: Jan Graham; prose reading and Sally Schwab; poetry reading. Also qualify- ing for state with Superior ratings were: Steve Jennings, public speaking; Bill Marler; Radio Speaking; and Rowe Snider; Extemporaneous Speak- ing. Northwest Invitational LEFT, Front row: Sally Schwab, Jan Graham, Sue Hunter, Carla Rawlings. Back row: Steve Jennings, Bill Marler, Rowe Snider. Not pictured: Sue Jennings, Nancy Herbert. BELOW, Front row: Steve Jennings, Sally Schwab, Jan Graham, Kay Wilkinson, Pam Cowan. Back row: Bill Marler, Karen Graham, Rowe Snider, and Dana Van- diver. Jefferson County 85 First row: Dick Mahcw-President, Helen Weiss-Treasurer, Debbie Stcpplcman-Secretary, Janet Bins-Reporter, John Bunta, Bill McKee, Robert Carrow, Cathy Coleman, Pam DeGeare-Vice President, Pam Ruess, Jan Graham, Bobbie Weible, Steve Biehle, Vicki Wigren, and Chess Johns. Second row: Eddie Stricklin, Richard Neu, Alfred Radin, Cloyd Nickless, Ed Null, Marty Rudloff, Chris Kozal, Joan Freeze, Karen Graham, Theresa Pigg, and Sterling Cook, Sponsor. Third row: Mrs. Paulene Gruber-Sponsor, Gerald Hook, Doug Fabick, Bill Mar- lcr, Fred Runzi, Doue Rotnweiler, Renee'Ported, Cheryl Farmer, Sally Schwabb, Jayne Hammer, Dcna Bruedigam, and Linda Weiss. Fourth row: Phil Tessereau, Dick Donnell, Morlcy Swingle, David Kozal, Mike Henson, Bob Peterein, Rowe Snider, John Althauser, Tom Almany, uem Radin, Robert Neu, Barbara Dunker, Susan Bond, Marilyn Bange, Toni Herbert, and Shelley Nahlik. 86 F.H.A. Members of the F.H.A. are: Front row, left to right: Connie Ed- wards, Denise Combs, Rhonda Byas, Helen Weiss, Karen Yeager, Debbie Vance, Rovena Sutton. Second row: Lucille Radin, Marion Farlow, Donna Hopkins, Denise Carr, Jackie Downs. Pam De- Geare, Janet Bins. Third row: Lucida Radin. Doris Cartee. Foreign Language Club Foreign Language Club members are: Front row, left to right: Marty Rudloff, Robert Carrow, Kay Wilkinson, Pam Connors, Dena Bruedigam, Cathy Bogue, Cindy Wulfers. Second row: John Bunta, David Courtney, Rovena Sutton, Karen Dunker, Cheryl Farmer, Judy Trunk, Gerald Hook. Third row: Bill McKee, Pam Cowan, Susan Hunter, Susan Jennings, Mike Henson, Thersea Pigg. 87 C.O.E. Library Top left: Robin Linderer (left) and Gary Picarella (right) take time off from their work to pose for a picture. Top right. First row: D. Derque, H. Weiss, J. Lindsey. W. Kent, M. Unbdcnstock, T. Voelker. Second row: J. Davis, M. Picarella, R. Rosener, T. Horn, R. Pruneau, G. Picarella, L. McPhail. Third row: L. Sewald, R. Linderer (presi- dent), C. Aubuchon, E. Stricklin, F. Pruneau, R. Prater. Front row: C. Wester, J. Hammer, L. Radin, D. Cartee (president), J. Propst, S. Miller, D. Mitchell. Second row: J. Lyons, D. Cartee, L. Radin, R. Neal, S. Rose, R. Sutton, D. Musgrovc. 88 C Club Pep Club Front row, left to right: D. Schcmbre, M. Dean, S. Bichle, Vice-Pres- ident, G. Wolk, President, S. Dinolfo, T. Hill, T. DeGue, B. Spicer, and D. Pilliard. Second row: T. Wolk, C Johns, J. Bunta, M. Vacar- ro, T. Almany, M. Stites, C. Breeze, and G. Picarclla. Third row: T. Carrow, M. Swingle, M. Henson, P. Tessereau, L. Joergens, D. Kozal, S. DcMcnt, M. Williams. Absent from picture: T. Tessereau and J. Reiner. First row, left to right: K. Graham, M. Cherry, B. Weible, V. Wigren, A. Brown, Vice-President, G. DeGcare, R. Byas, J. Aubuchon, T. Herbert, M. Roscner, S. Nahlik, and P. Ruess. Second row: G Raw- lins, K. Linderer, P. Griffin, J. Freeze, K. Kozal, S. Jennings, C. Greer, D. Stcppleman, B. Hawkins, C. Combs, C. Hill, R. Kinder, D. Berry. Third row: S. Gifton, D. Vance, F. Smith, D. Denton, A. Powell, C. Crain, N. Herbert, C. Linderer, J. Graham, D. Cooper, L. Graham, D. Quiros, K. Love, S. Bond, L. Weiss. Absent from pic- ture: J. Bone. 89 The 1972 Publications Class, sponsored by Mr. Rodney Mills, introduced the new embossed emblem of the symbolic Crystal City Hornet on the cover of the 1972 yearbook. Through the editorial leadership of Janet Bins, this unique style was possible. In addition to the Crystalite, Rowe Snider and his staff of reporters and typists made the 1972 Crystal Mirror the extraordin- ary newspaper of CCHS. Rowe’s staff consisted of Janet Bins, Steve Biehle, Judy Bone, Rhonda Byas, Robin Chapman, Steve Greer, Chess Johns, Roger Noce, Dan Schembre, Bob Spicer, Tom Tessereau, and Greg Wolk. 90 92 93 Upper Page: Seniors practice hard to produce one of the best dramatic productions ever put on by CCHS students. Lower Page: Senior play cast includes: Back row: Mr. Gagnepain (director), Judy Bone, John Bunta, Jeff Broten, Gary Basset. Second row: Dana Cooper, Pam Ruess, Rowe Snider, Jan Graham. Row three: Robin Linderer, Deb Steppleman, Steve Greer, Dan Schembre, Charles Whitehead. Front row: Connie Edwards, Denise Combs, Robin Chapman, Linda Loesch, Deb Vance, and Kay Leitterman. 94 At Right: Scenes from the play. 95 96 . . . and Karen Was Queen . . . 97 Student Of the Month May’s Student of the Month: Miss Cathy Coleman April’s Student of the Month: Miss Pamela DeGeare March’s Student of the Month: Mr. Richard Mahew February’s Student of the Month: Miss Jan Graham January’s Student of the Month: Mr. Rowe Snider December’s Student of the Month: Miss Bobbie Weible November’s Student of the Month: Mr. John Bunta October’s Student of the Month: Mr. Steve Biehle September’s Student of the Month: Mr. Danny Schembre 98 Awards Day 1. Jan Graham and Rowe Snider are shown receiving the Debate Award. Rowe also received the Salutatorian Award, P.T.A. Award, Mo. School-College Relations Commission Cert, of Achievement, Washington Univer- sity School of Engineering and Applied Science Designa- tion of High School Senior Scholar, Central Methodist College Salutatorian Scholarship, Board of Trustees Salutatorian Scholarship to Jefferson College, Science Award, School Paper Editor Award. Jan also received a Vocal Music Award, Mo. School-College Relations Com- mission Cert, of Achievement, Curators Freshman Schol- arship to Missouri University. 2. Jim Parkin received a School Instrumental Award. 3. Debbie Vance is shown receiving the Girls’ School Ath letic Award. 4. Helen Weiss received the Business (C.O.E.) Award. 99 1. Jane Stackley received a Vocal Music Award. 2. Dick Mahew is shown receiving the English Award. He also received an Instrumental Music Award, and Mo. School-College Relations Commission Cert, of Achieve- ment. 3. Steve Dinolfo received the Arvel Popp Physical Education Award. He also received the Church Campus Award from William Jewel] College. 4. Steve Greer and Robin Chapman are shown receiving the Art Award. Steve also received a School Vocal Award. 100 1. Bobbie Weible is shown receiving the DAR award. She also received the Valedictorian Award, P.T.A. Award, Mo. School-College Relations Commission Cert, of Achievement, Curators Freshman Scholarships—Missouri University, Regents’ Scholarship Southeast Missouri State, and the Board of Trustees Scholarship to Jeffer- son College. 2. Ed Duren received the National Honor Society Scholar- ships. 3. Greg Wolk is shown accepting the Bob Abernathy Award. He also received recognition from the Mo. Cadet Patrol Academy. 4. Pam Ruess received the Arvel Popp Physical Education Award, Bookkeeping Award, Festus-Crystal City Rotary Scholarship Award to Jefferson College. 101 1. Cathy Coleman received the Outstanding Musician Award, Mo. School College Relations Commission Cert, of Achievement, Board of Trustees Music Scholarship to Jefferson College. 2. Kevin Skaggs and Karen Laubengayer are shown receiving the Danforth Award. Kevin also received the Arvel Popp Physical Fitness Award. Karen received the John Philip Sousa Award and a Piano Scholarship to Stephens Col- lege. 3. John Bunta is shown accepting the American Legion Award. John also received a School Vocal Music Award, and Mo. School-College Relations Commission Cert, of Achievement. 4. Dan Schembre received the Outstanding Jazz Musician Award. He also received a Board of Trustees Music Scholarship to Jefferson College. 102 1. Jim Hawkins received the Tuesday Music Club Award and the Sonateer Award. 2. Linda Davis received the Drama Award. 3. Debbie Steppleman received the Rosalind and Morris Golman Scholarship to Jefferson College, and the School Citizenship Award. 4. Janet Bins is shown receiving the Yearbook Editor Award. She also received a School Instrumental Award and the Pevely Bank Scholarship to Jefferson College. 5. Lucida Radin received the P.E.O. Award, Crisco Award, and Crystal City-Festus Lions Club Scholarship to Jeffer- son College. 103 A Generous Thank You Is Extended to Our Patrons of This Yearbook And Especially to Leon Ray, Photographer of the Stars, Who Has Been Our Official Photographer For the Crystalite BANK OF FURNITURE TOWN INC. PEVELY The Fresh New Look in Hiway 61 67 Home Furniture 479-5351 Styling Members FDIC Hiway 61 67 Drive-In Facilities 937-8696 Goodwin Brothers Construction Co. Adventure General Contractors Cycle Festus, Mo. Shop 937-6084 296-5441 Steel Erection Hiway 61 67 Steel Fabrication SUZUKI Charles Goodwin President 108 Sears Roebuck And Company Festus Flying Service Cessna PILOT CENTER 412 Main Street Festus, Mo. 63028 937-3641 Discover Flying L. A Perry Printing Co. Stoplight Auto Sales Offset and Letter Press 937-8088 107 Hway 61 67 937-5501 228 Bailey R ±, Crystal City, Mo., 63019 Fine Commercial Printing 109 Ready-Mixed Concrete Blocks—Concrete Haydite Precast Items Parking Curbs Indiana Limestone Hiway—61-67 937-2900 Dr. Angelo P. George optometrist 5326 Southwest 771-6767 Arnold, Mo. 296-5151 Festus, Mo. 937-4747 Call for day or evening appointment “eyes examined—glasses— contact lenses” Congratulations Class of 72 MAC’S IGA 335 Bailey Rd. Crystal City 937-2411 Joe Picarella T.V. Repair 306 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. 937-6701 937-3147 no Compliments of Quonset Inn Lanes F. W. Woolworth fun for the whole 109 Main St. Festus, Missouri family U.S. Hi way 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. General Mobile Homes Hi way 67 5 miles south of Festus, Missouri Phones Festus— 937-2106 Crystal City, 937-3620 Missouri Empire Real Estate and Insurance Agency, Inc. 937-5139 Walter Crain Pogolino’s 29 East Main Festus, Mo. for the best in Pizza's And other good foods Call: 937-6600 Liberty Cafe hiway 61-67 Breakfast—featuring hot biscuits milk gravy 6 a.m.—10 p.m. 937-6661 Mineweld, Inc. Everything for Welding Hiway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. 63019 John C. Shrum Locksmith Hwy. AA 937-5916 Patrons of Patrons of Yearbook Yearbook Dr. Robert Franke Dr. L. G. Hargis Dr. Andres S. Bonifacio Dr. Richard Carroll Dr. Allbee Dr. Louis Artman Dr. R. H. Donnell Dr. Logan Mayfield Dr. David S. Glasgow Dr. Robert Cayse Dr. Richard Romero Dr. Vincent Deles Dr. Alfred C. Ibaviosa Dr. Ray E. Weible Dr. Christ Mangos Patrons of Yearbook G K’s B B Que C H Variety State Farm Insurance Rechters DeClue Motor Service Patrons of Yearbook Don Ficken Construction Reiners Market Flamingo Restaurant Stylette Beauty Shop Bakers Service Station Paul V. Meyer—Standard Oil 113 Wedding Portraits Commercial Ozarks Federal Savings and Loan Associations IMAGE photography Farmington and Festus Insured Savings Bill Heiney 240 Main St. 937-7494 Festus, Mo. 63028 Real Estate Loans 937-7687 937-7633 L. D. Compton Const. Co. Glassworkers Union Larry D. Compton Local 63 P.O. Box 323 Festus, Mo. 937-5714 109 Mississippi Crystal City, Missouri 114 STOPLIGHT ALEXANDER RESTAURANT OFFICE SUPPLY DRIVE-IN INC. 1222 Hi way 61-67 500 Bailey Rd. 937-5171 Service Department 1222 Hiway 61 67 115 Twin Gables Mobile Home Court Route One,Box 40 Festus, Missouri 937-7341 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Loch Congratulations To The Class of 1972 DUNN’S SPORTING GOODS Everything for The Sportsman Hi Way 61-67 Pevely, Missouri Open 7 Days Crystal City Missouri GERALD’S MEN’S Theodoro’s WEAR Restaurant “Where Smart Men Shop” “Fine food since 1918” For the best in Catering Service 204 Main St. Festus, Mo. 937-5446 Dave and Jim Theodoro 937-3118 116 Compliments SMITHS JEWLERS of Keepsake CRYSTAL CITY Diamonds POLICE DEPT. Main Street Festus, Mo. 314 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. 937-2277 Chief of Police Earnest A. Carr WILBERTS MARKET INTERSTATE PAGANO’S MARKET SECURITIES CO. T. E. Tucker Sales Rep. Farmers Insurance Group 407 Main St. Festus, Mo. TUGGIE’S SPORTING CENTER Phone 937-4623 Gene Harter Plumbing Co. 117 CRYSTAL CITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 100 Bailey Road Crystal City, Missouri 63019 Elmer Sago Car Care Center Mechanical and Foreign Car Repair Complete Body and Frame Repair No. 3 Waggener Industrial Ct. Hwy. 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. 63019 Phone: 937-8106 CY6-8707 937-5779 118 Jack- Stoplight Fruit N- Jill Market 411 Bailey Rd. 937-3001 Clothing from Tots to Teens 106 Main Street Festus, Missouri 63028 Bill Yieda Jim Lakey Wrecker Service Shop Phone 937-5356 937-7425 CRYSTAL HEIGHTS AUTO BODY REPAIR Located at Yieda Auto Salvage Box 238 24 Hour Wrecker Service free Estimates Festus, Mo. 63028 119 DORSEY Prescription Pharmacy Crystal Burger Drive-in 2100 Hiway 61-67 Mississippi Ave. Crystal City, Mo. 937-6980 937-3900 Bank Financing Clyde Buff Ray Polette or Wayne Hall JOE’S FINA SERVICE The Discount Center Remington Tire Service Camper El Dorados Frolic and Starcraft Hi way 61-67 Crystal City Cobra Four Seasons Pickup Covers Missouri Phone: Hwy.67, Just So. Area Code 314 of 1-55 937-4640 Festus,Missouri 120 ' ff' V ( iv .-v 30MW£ TERRE «oT 121 Open 4:00 P.M. Closed Monday and Tuesday TWIN CITY DRUG PONZA PIZZERIA RESTAURANT 115 Mississippi Crystal City, Mo. 937-6001 508-510 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. 937-5905 Ravioli Lasagna, and Steaks and Spaghetti Chops VAUGHN INSURANCE AGENCY CRYSTAL CITY UPHOLSTERING CO. H.E. Vaughn, Jr. Insurance of All Kinds Established 1910 Complete Interior Decorating Upholstering Festus, Mo. Bus. 937-3206 Res. 937-3030 937-2596 G. Divine 520 Hi way 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. 937-2546 122 Quality at Mann’s Auto A Savings Sales Ken Stockham Hwy. 61-67 937-4011 Crystal City Stockham Oil Company Corky Manns Bill North Hwy. 67 South Festus, Mo. 63028 314-937-6822 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1972 u.s.s. Agri—Chemical Politte Funeral Home A Complete Courteous Full Service Mortuary 24 hr. Immediate Ambulance Service 937-3631 937-4444 201 Mississippi 204 Grand Crystal City Festus 123 Diamonds Watches ADOLPH JEWELERS The Store with Daily youth in mind News-Democrat 513 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. 12 East Main 937-5017 Engraving Repairs Festus, Missouri Mercury Heading WSfM Outboard Engines Compliments of f Vinyard Funeral Homes Theodoro’s One Festus—Crystal City— Herculaneum Stop 521 Hi way 61 937-4000 Festus 937-4646 Herculaneum 479-5432 124 COLONIAL DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Use Our Drive-In Window 7:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. 937-4244 Crystal Valley Supply 514 Bailey Road Crystal City, Missouri 937-5641 Home Owned and Operated By Ted and Bernice Bradford Festus, Missouri Open 8 A.M.—9 P.M. Six Days A Week The Prudential Insurance Co. of America Donald D. DeClue District Agent Campbell Realty Co. 610 Ridge, Festus, Mo. 937-7159 108 South 2nd St. Festus, Mo. Life Ins.—Health Ins. Annuities—Group Ins. Pensions Variable Contracts 937-2544 Office—937-2439 125 Compliments of MEIER MOTOR CO. TONY’S BARBER SHOP 119 Highway 61-67 937-3727 Bob, Bill, and Tony 712 Mississippi Ave. Crystal City, Mo. 63019 International Trucks Cub Cadet Tractors OVERBERG DECORATING CENTER CRYSTAL VILLAGE PHARMACY Crystal City, Mo. 405 Main St. 937-2742 Millard Randoll, PH.G. Prop. 937-2505 Complete Decorating Center Drapes, Wall Coverings, Carpets Your Health Headquarters We Maintain A Complete Record Of All Your Family’s Prescription Purchases 126 “Brands You Know at Prices You Like” 201 Main Festus, Mo. GRAHAM REALTY 124 Main Festus, Missouri 63028 127 T. V. VESSELL ABEL’S SINCLAIR STATION Photographer 314 479-4440 Main Grand P.O. Box 286 Festus, Mo. 937-7201 Wholesale PATRONS of the Electric Supply YEARBOOK Electric Supply Joyce Vessel Company Biggie Burger Hiway CC, Festus, Mo. 63028 296-5550 Smitty’s Dairy Creme St. Louis, Mo. 937-2060 Festus Flower Gift Shoppe Festus, Mo. Vaughn’s Dairy 128 D Supply Company Wholesale Food—Paper Items and Supplies Drive-ins Restaurants— Schools—Institutions 320 Bailey Rd. Crystal City, Mo. 63019 YE7-6400 Bus. 937-3335 Home 937-7364 Back Filling, Basements, Clearing, Roads and Ponds, White Rock, Sand, Gravel And Dirt ROBINSON’S Hwy. 61 South of Festus, Missouri Excavating and Trucking Complete Sewer Systems Septic Tanks Drain Fields Aeration Plants Lagoons Village Shoe Store Twin Gables Grocery 104 South 2nd St. Route No. 1 Festus, Missouri Doyle Gerry Hill Frank Carol Clerc Shoes of All Kinds 937-3012 129 TEXACO Oldsmobile— “Always A Step Ahead” 1004 Highway 67 Crystal City, Mo. 937-6177 Patrons of the Yearbook Sergeant Mrs. Eugene Butler Missouri State Highway Patrol Central Rexall Drugs Crystal Motel F. W. Harter Co. John E. Vaughn Ins. American Life and Accident Insurance Co. Russell’s Appliance Center Harold E. McFerron State Farm Insurance 124 Main Street Festus, Mo. 63028 Business Residence 937-2929 937-4382 130 THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES Lloyd N. Thuesen Representative 135 Main Street Festus, Missouri Business Phone 937-5583 Residential Phone 937-5181 BROWN’S SUPER MARKET Shop at Brown’s For Finer Foods 600 Sunshine Dr. Festus, Missouri DE GEE’S GOLMAN’S “Everyone’s Store” In The Heart Of Downtown Festus 117 Main, Festus, Mo. 134 J J Motors Auto Body Repairs Auto Body Painting 20 Jefferson Crystal City, Mo. Joe Madison philanthropist E. C. ROBINSON LUMBER CO. 528 Bailey Road Crystal City Missouri 937-3652 DECKERS FLORIST DECKER TUytldt 135 CRYSTAL CITY 136 STATE BANK Compliments of Mayor and Council of Crystal City 138 TRI-CITY HARDWARE HARDWARE, HOUSEHOLD, and GIFTS 529 BAILEY ROAD CRYSTAL CITY, MO. 937-2600 Jefferson County Press Times Crystal City Feed Seed Co. “The action Paper That Gets things Done. News-Advertising-and Quality Printing Highway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. 63019 Second and Mississippi Crystal City, Mo. 63019 Pho. YE 7-4141 Missouri NATURAL GAS Company For Better Living—gas, Naturally 140 Nelle Plumbing Company, Inc. New—Remodel—Contracting Miller Addition Crystal City, Mo. Office: 314-937-5209 Compliments of GOVERO OIL COMPANY Furnace and Stove Oil-Gasoline Propane Gas-Motor Oil-Tires and Accessories 937-6134—T.T. HWY., ROUTE 1, BOX 116 FESTUS, MO. Hair Fashion is our Profession welcome to CHANTILLY ROOM 102 SOUTH 2ND ST. Festus, Mo. 937-2443 Let us create a new Coiffure just for you!” 142 BURGER CHEF «BURGER - % CHEF j HAMBURGERS � c seu M UIONS nidi SHAKES Hamburgers French Fries Milk Shakes Soft Drinks Cheese Burger Fish Sandwiches Big Chefs Super Chefs Citizens Bank of Festus Drive-Inn 2nd Walnut Street Citizens Bank of Festus 101 MAIN STREET 145 PPG Industries Inc. Workers Nine Crystal City, Missouri 146 The Dow Chemical Co. Riverside Plant Congratulations to the Class of 72 BOX 387 Pevely, Missouri