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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1975 volume:

J . T. V v m ' m 1 DEDICATION TO PAUL H. BROWNING A familiar face to everyone at CC11S is Mr. Paul H. Browning. Mr. Browning, originally from Mound City, Missouri, has been teaching at Crystal for 26 years. Mr. Browning attended Mound City High School and went on to college at Tarkio, where he received his B.A. degree. He did graduate work at the University ot Missouri at Columbia and at Washington University. Mr. Browning then went on to get his M.A. degree at Colorado State College in Greeley, Colorado. He was very active in sports when he was in college. Mr. Browning was a World Class dashman in track. He also partici- pated in football and basketball. His first teaching job was at Rockport, where he taught for three years. He then taught at Festus for one year. Mr. Brown- ing started teaching at Crystal in 1938. After a few years, he went to work at PPG where he worked as a foreman for 11 years. After that time, he came back to Crystal City High where he is presently teaching. Mr Browning has taken part in school activities as assistant coach of both track and football and also Student Council sponsor. The classes that he teaches, or has taught, include Algebra I and II. Geometry, General Science, Biology, and Functional Math. Mr. Browning resides with his wife, Anna Mae, at 4017 Seventh Street in Crystal City. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ......................5 FACULTY..............................9 SENIORS.............................14 JUNIORS.............................28 SOPHOMORES .........................34 FRESHMEN............................40 SPORTS..............................48 ORGANIZATIONS.......................74 ADVERTISEMENTS 104 EDITOR'S MESSAGE Dear Friends: May brings about the end of another school year and the end of twelve long years of work for the class of 75. Yet, this is not the end of the road. The class of 75 will separate . .. each of you will take your own road into the future. College, a job, or marriage are some of the paths you must choose. But, which one shall you take? Remember all the events that took place in the year 1975 and at CCHS, Volleyball and Gymnastics Champs, the Senior Play, Ugly Teacher and Sexy Legs contests, the Prom, and feeling that diploma being placed in your hand. 1 hope this yearbook will help you recall the happenings at CCHS in 1975 when thumbing through it in future years. 1 hope you will always remember how much you gained here at CCHS. I believe the class of’75 chose a motto which should be expressed to every graduating class. Success is not wholly measured by what position you hold now, but by the obstacles you have overcome to attain your position. It makes a person sit down and think of what you have done and have gone through these past 12 years to become a SENIOR! It’s been a great year for the class of’75. Good luck to ’76, ’77, and ’78. 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION Pictured above are the members of the 1974-1975 Crystal City School Board of Education. Left to right: Joe Madison, Joe Pusateri, David Null, Louie Church, Grace Trautwein, and Dr. Pope. Not shown Florence Bond. At Left Dr. Ginton Pope, Superin- tendent of Schools. 5 ADMINISTRATION Dr. Pope was born in Cardwell, Missouri and when he was six his family moved to Kennett, Missouri where he re- ceived his first and secondary schooling. He received his Bachelors and Masters at Arkansas State University at Jonesboro, Arkansas. He received his Ed.S. Specialist in Education, at the University of Missouri, Columbia. He re- ceived his Ph.D. from the St. Louis University. Dr. Pope is very active in community affairs. He resides in Crystal with his wife, who is an elementary school teacher at Crystal, and his daughter. Kim. Mr. Maze, Crystal City High School’s New Principal was born in Poplar Bluff, Missouri. He attended the Poplar Bluff schools during his elementary and high school years. He obtained his B.M.E. at Arkansas State University, his M. Ed. and Ed. S. Specialist in Education at the University of Mo. at Columbia. He previously taught band and chorus at Fisk and at Chaffee, Mo. Mr. Maze was band director and then principal for four years at Campbell High before com- ing here. He presently resides on Ward Terrace in Crystal City with his wife Judy, his son Jay, and daughter Cami. His community affairs include a member of the Lions Club and a Boy Scout Council Member. 6 COUNSELOR AND WORKERS Row One: Sliercc Ussery, Becky Duren, Rynda Kinder. Row Two: John Williams, Liz Freese, Mark Church, Andy Jones. Row Three: Brad Shain, Nancy Herbert. Francis Gagnepain is a familiar face at Crystal City High School, but this year he changed his position in the faculty. He is now the Guid- ance Counselor. Mr. Gagnepain received both his B.S. and M.A. at Southeast Mo. State in Cape Girardeau. 7 SECRETARIES OFFICE WORKERS Row One: Becky Hawkins, Karen Dunker, Kay DcGonia. Row Two: Paula Williams, Carla Raw- lins, Kathy Lindcrer, Mrs. Dixon. Row Three: Richie Rudloff. 8 FUNNIES FACULTY 9 FACULTY Mr. Dyer Mr. Egbert Mrs. Gruber Mrs. Albano Mr. Berry Mr. Bogue Mr. Bowden Mr. Bresnahan Mr. Browning Miss Cunningham Mr. Fitzgerald Mr. Dodson 10 FACULTY Mr. Herbert Mr. Hosutt Mrs. LaRoure w $ Mrs. Michel Mr. Mills Mrs. Picarella Mr. Popp Mrs. Schultz Mr. Smith Miss WaUer Mr. Wills Mr. Woods 11 CUSTODIANS Mr. Pet ere in, right, and Mr. Pulliain, below right, are in charge of maintaining the facilities in our high school. They keep our classrooms and halls spotlessly clean year round. Mr. Cowan, below, takes care of the school grounds and football field. He’s often seen riding his trusty old tractor. We arc proud of all these men for tak- ing care of our school!! 12 LUNCHROOM WORKERS (At left) Mrs. Frank- ie Freese prepares to collect lunch money. (Bottom left) Mrs. Dixie Carr and Mrs. Alva Leitterman (bottom right) pre- pare for lunch hour rush. 13 14 SENIORS Class song: The Long and Winding Road (Lennon McCartney) The long and winding road that leads to your door Will never disappear, I’ve seen that road before. Lead me to your door. The wild and windy night that the rain washed away, has left a pool of tears crying for the day. Why leave me stand- ing here, Let me know the way. Many times I’ve been alone and many times I’ve cried. Any way You’ll never know the many ways I’ve tried But still they lead me back to the long wind- ing road. You left me standing here a long long time ago. Don’t leave me wait- ing here. Lead me to your door. But still they lead me back to the long, winding road, You left me standing here a long long time ago, Don’t keep me waiting here, Lead me to your door. Motto: “Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one lias reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. ’ Linda Graham Vice President Donna Johnson Secretary Bob Hosutt Treasurer 15 MEMORIES LIVE ON. SENIORS David Almany Ralph Aubuchon Jeff Billings Cindy Bradford Steve Burch Mary Brumfield JeffCarr Mark Church 16 CLASS OF 75 David Denton Anita Dreyer Karen Cissell Susan Clifton Laura Cook Pam Cowen Cindy Crain Lesley Dean Robert DeGeare 18 Karen Dunker Rebecca Duren Cathy Duvall Brent Evans Bradford Flecke Elizabeth Freese 20 Cindy Linderer Kathy Linderer Jay Linderer Andrea Jones Jeff Kettler John Kincaid Rynda Kinder Chryst Marlow Jeanne Marler Jeff Masters 21 Peggy Perry Paul PiUiard Robert Politte Patty Pusateri Debbie Quiros 22 Annette McClanahan Robert McGraw Charles Miller Stewart Miller Raymond Neel Judy Papin Carla Rawlins Donna Rhyncer Ric Roussin 23 Tim Sansoucie Tom Schcllingerhout Larry Sellman Roger Shepard Tom Shepard Tim Smetzer Jeff Smith Harold Walton John Williams Paula Williams Debby Wilson William Winkler Penny Woodson 25 SENIOR WHO’S WHO Senior Who's Who is elected each year by the Student Body. The Publications Class picks the categories and hands out ballots to the entire school for their voles. The outcome is presented on these two paces: Most Likely to Succeed: Becky Hawkins and Harold Walton Most Scholarly: Anita Dreycr and Harold Walton Most Talented: Becky Haw- kins and Paul Henson Best Personality: Cindy Lindcrerand Bob Hosutt Most 1 Tiendly: Brad Shainand Li I reese 26 Best Sense of Humor: Cindy Linderer and Paul Pilliard Most Athletic: Susan Jennings and Rob McGraxv SENIOR WHO’S WHO 27 JUNIORS Tammy Adams Coleen Albano Michele Anderson Bob Biggs Chris Boyles Virginia Chapman Greg Billings Eugene Buckner Eugene Cherry Chris Burks Mary Bye Ron Conardy Mark Bourisaw Jane Carr Cathy Cook Bruce Cooper Dana Davis Jane DeClue Phillipe DeGalzain Allen DeGeare 28 CLASS OF 76 Kathy DeRoussc Pam Derque Danny Dobbs Doris Downs Rhonda Durcn Karen Gregory Jean Hagan Russell Haley Nancy Hayden 29 Cathy Henson Jay Henson Phil Hess Tim Hogcnmiller Kay Jarnagin Rob Jett Patricia Kozal Linda LaBrier Tom LaFloure Jeff Lalumondier Karen Linderer Karen Loesch Janie Love Marilyn Madison Terry Mattison Greg McCreary Karen Miller Doug Moser Janet Murray Ross Neel 30 Troy Nieman Karen Pocius Jeff Propst Tim Propst Charlene Pruneau Francis Scauzzo Darlene Pruneau Karla Pruneau Roxanne Pullen Charles Radin Clark Reber Sharon Roesch David Rose Cindy Rothweiler Jo Marie Schrage Doris Shadowens John Siracusa 31 JUNIORS Mary Sopher Robin Stetnei Donna Steppleman Greg Stites Donakl Sweet Melinda Swindle Kevin Swyeis Diane TtammeU Debbie Vessel! Bonnie Watters Debbie Williams - 33 SOPHOMORES Tony Battrcal Florence Becker Tina Blechle Tini Blum Robert Bollinger Pat Bone JoAnn Bova Tony Bova Darin Brooks Sue Brumfield Clarice Bruss Tammy Bunting Barbara Burch Karl Burley Neil Caldwell Peggy Capps Kevin Casey 34 CLASS OF 77 Jeff Charleville Chris Church Mike Coleman Tammy Collier Cathy Cook Tammy Edwards Chris Evans Melissa Easter Laurie Edwards John Freese Rich Govero Lynn Grass Tim Grass Jim Gregory Grant Groat Sheila Hardin Dennis Harmon Jimmy Hawkins Charles Hein Melissa Hughes Kevin Kettler Bonnie Huls Linda Hurley Julie Jennings Christine Kavlick Ronnie Knoblock Michelle LaFloure 36 Lisa Lewis Chris Lindercr Missy Marler Tina McCormick Julie Miller Jim Mokwa Paul Mosby Francis Moser Ellen Priest Janet Primo Debbie Nelle Steve Nugent Chris Null Mike Peterien Carol Quiros John Ramey Lynn Reecht 37 Larry Reynolds Sandy Rhyneer Robin Riney Jane Riolo David Robinson Becky Roesch Robert Russell Frank Schellingerhout Cindy Schembre Sandy Schlueter Mary Beth Schwab Brenda Sellman Donna Sellman Merietta Shadowens Vicki Shain Karen Shepard Denise Smith 38 Paul Smith Debbie Spain Byrna Spicer Linda Tessereau Debbie Trammell Margie Tucker Lana Valleck Tina Vance Brad Vaughn Kenny Vogt Steve Walters Barbara Waters Scott Weiss Darrell White Larry Wigrcn Mark Williams Walter Williams Laura Woodson Robin Wright 39 FRESHMEN Donna Allen Beth Anderson Steve Aubuchon Sue Batchelor Joe Bccquette Denise Bingham Randy Bollinger Kent Bruss Penny Bye Denise Carr Donald Carrow Geraldine Casey Karen Chapman Sandy Cissell Donna Clark Vincent Coleman CLASS OF 78 Marcie Davis Eunice Darian f rank DeRousse Sheila Denier Donna Denton Rusty Dobbs Sandy Dobbs Robert Duren Bridget Duvall Danny Edwards Mark Edwards Vickie Edwards Tim Evans Chris Freese Gary Frey Kenny Gebhardt Ann Glasgow Danny Grass Allen Green Sonja Greer Chester Grohs Tina Halbrook Cindy Harmon Terry Harper Evelyn Hawkins Bryan Hayes David Henson Penny Hodge Scott Hogenmiller Pam Holeton Janet Hopkins Micheal Hulme Steve Jackson 42 Bill Madison Cindy Marlow r CO V Jim Miller Joy Miller Vanessa Johnson Mark Johnston Melissa Jones Craig Kettlcr Steve King Chris Kopp David Kutschcr Billy Lyons Kim Marshall Jackie Masters Annette Mayes Paul McClanahan Lynn McDaniel Gary McKabc 43 Dee Dee Mills Charles Mosby Drucy Moss Steve Murray Bernard Musgrove Danny Nausley Lloyd Niemann Theresa Pateck Kathy Perry Mark Pfotenhauer Sandy Picarella Debbie Pruneau Kevin Portell Bobby Ravellettc Kyle Pratt Donald Ray 44 Robert Schragc Tina Shephard Rex Smith Sharon Smith Tom Smith Jeff Swyers David Tipton Frances Trammell Doug Vaughn Patty Ridings Charlie Sample Kenny Rincy Tracy Seabaugh Dawn Rose David Shapiro James Rose Richard Schroeder 45 Kim Vaughn Rhonda Watkins Lou Ann Williams Brenda Wilmoth Gary McCabe and Mark Edwards Sandy Picarella; Sandy Dobbs and Patty Ridings; Scot McCreary, Lance Burger, and Linda Faulkner 46 47 49 VARSITY FOOTBALL Row one: Don LaBrot, David Denton, Brad Shain, Rob McGraw, John Kin- caid, Paul Henson, David Almany, Jeff Smith, Jay Linderer, David Glasgow, Don Gurlin, Bob Hosutt. Row two: Jeff Lalumondier, Brent Spicer, Alroy Becquette, Jeff Carr, Ron Conardy.Greg Billings, Tim Propst, Chris Richard- son, Russell Haley, Eugene Buckner, Chris Burks. Row three: John Siracusa, Allen DeGeare, Kevin Sweyers, Ross Neel, Frank Schellingerhout, Jim Mok- wa, Chris Null, Walter Williams, John Ramey, Brad Vaughn, Chris Boyles, Mike Coleman. SCHEDULE Sept. 3 Flat River There Lost 32-14 Sept. 20 Windsor Here Won 50- 6 Sept. 27 DeSoto Here Won 30- 0 Oct. 4 Festus There Won 27- 0 Oct. 11 Fox Here Lost 20- 7 Oct. 18 Herculaneum There Won 36- 6 Oct. 25 Hillsboro There Lost 17- 7 Nov. 1 Northwest Here Won 16-12 Nov. 8 St. Pius There Lost 14- 0 50 FOOTBALL ACTION 51 FOOTBALL ACTION 52 B-TEAM FOOTBALL Front row: Brad Vaughn, Walter Williams, Mike Coleman, Chris Null, Frank Schellingcrhout, John Freese, John Ramey. Second row: Rob- ert Schragc, Neal Caldwell, Lee Cook, Mike Peterien, Grant Groat, Larry Reynolds, Steve Jackson, Chris Freese, Charles Sample. Third row: Chris Kopp, Brian Hayes, David Schapiro, Doug Vaughn, Bill Madison, Tim Grass, Jay Henson, Larry DeGcarc. Fourth row: Donald Carrow, Kenny Vogt, Steve Aubuchon, Robert Duren, Jeff Charleville, Franky DeRousse, Lance Burger, James Miller, Jim Mokwa, Todd Taylor, Jim Hawkins. “B” Football-1974-1975 Crystal City 0 Fox 27 Crystal City 14 Northwest 30 Crystal City 22 Festus 12 Crystal City 0 Windsor 14 Crystal City 22 Hillsboro 0 53 H 0 M E C 0 M I N G 54 Homecoming Week is al- ways filled with fun and ex- citement for the students at CCHS. Floats are designed and built throughout the week. All the students engage in the special activities planned for each day of Homecoming Week. The week was highlighted with Hat Day on Monday. Tues- day the students wore their Hornet buttons. Wednesday, Hornet supporters brought pennants to school and Thursday wore their school colors. The week ended with Grub Day on Friday. All the floats were displayed that af- ternoon in the annual Home- coming Parade. “You don’t have a leg to stand on. “A WHOLE dump load! “How do you spell GOBBLEGUT?” “What’s BEHIND the door? i biE FLOATS . . . ROOT BEER, ORANGE, STRAWBERRY, AND HOMECOMING NO. 2 NO. 1 Pep Club “Return to Sender” For a whole week, students put aside their studies and pleasures to de- vote their time to constructing floats for the annual Homecoming parade. The theme of this year’s floats was based on Nostalgia with such titles as “The Last Of the Warriors,” “Hornet Graffiti,” “Jailhouse Rock, “Three Stooges Verse Hercules,” “Return to Sender,” and “The Lindy Hop Mop-Up.” NO. 3 National Honor Society “The Last of the Warriors' Drama Club “The Lindy Hop Mop-Up 55 HOMECOMING 0 N 0 R A R I E S Senior candidates: Nancy Herbert, Cindy Linderer; Sophomore candidates: Linda Tessereau, Julie Jennings; Freshman candidates: Kyle Pratt, Donna Allen; Junior candidates: Marissa Greenfield, Cindy Rothweiler. Front row: Linda Tessereau,Cindy Rothwcilcr-second runner up, Kyle Pratt. Back row: Marissa Greenfield, Jul- ie Jennings- third runner up, Cindy Linderer-Quecn, Nancy Herbert-first runner up, Donna Allen. 56 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL VARSITY RECORD St. Pius won 15-4,15-4 Windsor won 15-5,15-7 DeSoto won 15-11,15-1 Herculaneum won 15-1,15-2 Hillsboro won 15-4,15-4 Northwest won 9-5,14-16,15-4 b est us won 15-4,15-7 Fox won 15-1,15-1 County Tournament Herculaneum won 15-4,15-8 box won 17-15,15-9 DeSoto won 15-7,15-4 District Tournament Northwest won 15-3,15-13 Hillsboro won 15-3,15-9 Festus won 15-8,15-1 JR. VARSITY RECORD St. Pius Lost 15-4,11-15,8-15 Windsor won 15-5,15-8 DeSoto won 15-4,15-7 Herculaneum won 15-5,15-10 Hillsboro won 15-0.15-13 Northwest won 15-7,15-0 Festus won 15-8,15-5 Fox won 15-12,15-8 County Tournament Fox won 16-14,15-0 St. Pius won 15-3,15-10 DeSoto won 15-10,9-15,15-13 Front row, left to right: Cindy Rothweiler, Doris Downs. Second row: Donna Stepplcman, Linda Graham,Tammy Adams. Third row: Cindy Crain, Nancy Her- bert, Sue Jennings, Trish Kozal, Julie Jennings. J.V. V 0 L L E Y B A L L I ront row: Kim Vaughn, Byrna Spicer, Kay Dcgonia,Tina Vance, Beth Anderson, Janet Hopkins. Second row: Tina Shep- ard, Vanessa Johnson, Missy Marler, Linda Tessereau, Donna Sellman, Dawn Rose. 58 WE ARE NO. 1 Varsity: County Champs Tournament Champs Regional Champs Jr. Varsity: County Champs Tournament Champs The Hornet volleyball teams, under the direction of Mrs. Linda Jean Schultz, had a very successful season this year. The Varsity compiled a per- fect record of 8-0 in conference play and won both the county and district tournaments. The Junior Varsity, fol- lowing in their elders footsteps, won the county tournament in the Junior Varsity Division. They finished with a record of 7-1, winning the conference title. 59 VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row: David Rose, Jeff Carr, Paul Henson, Tim Propst, Bob Hosutt, Rob McGraw, Robbie Schrage. Second row: Dave Almany, Chris Boyles Alan DeGeare, Paul Pilliard, Bruce Cooper, Harold Walton, Kevin Swyers,and Brad Shain. SCHEDULE Dec. 2-7 Dec. 13 Dec. 17 Dec. 20 Dec. 26-31 Jan. 3 Jan. 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 21 Jan. 24 Feb. 1 Feb. 4 Feb. 7 Feb. 11 Feb. 14 Feb. 18 Feb. 21 Feb. 24 Vianney Tournament Perry ville Won Festus Won Lutheran South Lost Normandy Christmas Tournament Cape Central Won Northwest Won Pacific Won Windsor Won Festus Lost Festus Tournament 2nd place Cleveland Lost DeSoto Won Herculaneum Lost Fox Won St. Pius Won Hillsboro Lost State Regional Tournament Crystal City Hornets accept the second place trophy at the Festus Tournament. 60 VARSITY BASKETBALL ACTION J.V. BASKETBALL Row one: John Freeze, John Ramey, Paul Mosby, Chris Church, Jim Gregory, Tony Bova. Row two: Pat Bone, Mike Coleman. Fred Maze, Darrell White, Larry DeGeare, Jim Mokwa, Mark Williams. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. l-'eb. 13 17 20 3 14 17 21 24 30-Feb. 1 4 7 11 14 18 21 SCHEDULE Perryville Here Festus Here Lutheran South There Cape Central Here Northwest There Pacific Here Windsor There Festus There St. Pius Tournament Clevela nd There DeSoto Here Herculaneum There Fox Here St. Pius Here Hillsboro Here I s? Won Won Won Lost Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won 62 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row one: Kenny Gebhardt, David Tipton, Lance Burger, Chris Freese, David Schapiro, Frankie DeRousse, Charles Sample, Steve Aubuchon. Row two: Joe Bequette, Bill Madison, Donald Carrow, Danny Nausley, Steve Jackson, David Henson, Scott Hogenmiller. 63 GYMNASTICS TEAM Crystal City High School is very proud of their girls’ gym- nastic team. This year the Inter- mediate team ended the season with a perfect record, while the Beginners only lost one meet. Both teams took first place at the County Gymnastics Meet. Front row, left to right: Sandy Cissell, Kathy Perry, Dawn Rose, Nac Spicer, Cindy Rothweiler, Cathy Henson. Middle row: Cathy Cook, Beth Anderson, Donna Allen, Tina Vance, Beth Shapiro, Laurie Edwards, Tammy Edwards. Back row: Mrs. Linda Jean Schultz, Coach, Sue Jennings, Kyle Pratt, Mar- issa Greenfield, Marilyn Madison, Nancy Herbert. 64 GIRLS’ TRACK First row, left to right: Nancy Herbert, Cindy Lindercr, Linda Graham, Susan Jennings. Second row: Tina Blechle, Donna Allen, Vanessa Johnson, Penny Hodge, Sandy Picarella, De De Mills, Kim Vaughn, Anne Glasgow, Sharon Roesch. Third row: Florence Becker, Bridget Duvall, Tammy Ad- ams, Patricia Kozal, Becky Roesch, Linda Tessereau, Julie Jennings, Brenda Scllman, Donna Stepplcman. Fourth row: Donna Sellman, Nancy Hay- den, Coke Albano, Kay DeGonia, Jane Riolo, Carol Quiros, Kay Jarnigan, Missey Marler, Beth Schapiro. Tammy Adams, Susan Jennings, and Julie Jennings represented Crystal City High School in the Girl’s State Track Meet. In the District Track Meet, Tammy placed first in the shot put divi- sion, Susan placed fust in the hurdles, and Julie placed first in the half-mile and the mile. At State, Julie won two first places- the half mile and the mile. Julie’s time in the mile set a new na- tional school-girl’s record. Her time was 5 minutes and 7 10 seconds. BASEBALL “75 VARSITY Front row, 1 to r: Steve Aubuchon, Chris Freese, Charles Sample, Roger Sheperd, John Freese, Bill Madison, Pat Bone. Back row: Lesley Dean, Jay Lindcrer, John Ramey, Chris Lindercr, Gene Buckner, Raymond Neel. Varsity Record Herky Lost 10-5 Herky Lost Windsor Lost 11-3 Festus Lost 18-8 DeSoto Won 7-8 Herky Lost 14-4 Windsor Won 7-10 Hillsboro Lost 9-6 Herky Lost 8-1 St. Pius Lost 7-0 Fox Lost Northwest Lost St. Francois Borgia Lost 66 BASEBALL “75” JR. VARSITY Left to right: Lance Burger, Neil Caldwell, Robert Schrage, Richard Schroeder, Brian Hayes, Scott Hogenmiller, Paul McClenahan, Darin Brooks. Coach Rodney Mills 67 BOYS’ TRACK First row: David Schapiro, James Rose, David Tipton, Charles Mosby, Kevin Port ell, David Henson, Chris Kopp. Second row: Chris Evans, Francis Moser, Mike Peterein, Mike Coleman, Frank Schellingcrhout, Larry Wigren, Robert Russell, Chris Church, Larry DeGcare, Paul Mosby. Third row: Tim Smetzer, Kevin Swyers, Brad Shain, Jay Henson, Tom Schcllingerhout, Alan DeGeare, Phil Hess, Harold Walton, Paul Henson, Bob Hosutt. 68 BOYS’ TRACK 69 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders, From left to right: Marissa Greenfield, Cindy Rothweiler, Becky Hawkins, Susan Jennings, Nancy Herbert, Cindy Lindcrcr, Marilyn Madison, Linda Graham. Pictured below are snapshots of the cheerleaders. INDIVIDUAL CHEERLEADERS J.V. CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Jane Riolo, Kay DeGonia, Debbie Cooper, Kathy Cook, and Tammy Edwards. 72 DRILL TEAM Front row: Clarice Bruss, Brenda Sellman, Betty Perry, Jo Marie Schrage. Second row: Missey Easter, Florence Becker, Donna Sellman, Bonnie Huls. Bonnie Huls Florence Becker Garice Bruss Jo Marie Schrage Brenda Sellman Donna Sellman 73 PEP CLUB Row one, left to right: Marilyn Madison, Cathy Cook, Marissa Greenfield, Kay DcGonia, Linda Graham, Vice-President, Susan Jennings, Jane Riolo, Cindy Linderer, Tammy Edwards, Becky Hawkins, Debbie Cooper, Nancy Herbert. Row two: Vanessa Johnson, Lou Ann Williams, Dawn Rose, Laurie Edwards, Jo Ann Bova, Donna Sellman, Missy Easter, Jo Marie Schrage, Betty Perry, Brenda Sellman, Liz Freese, President, Kay Jamagin, Secretary, Janie Love, Julie Jennings, Jeff Carr, Linda Tessereau, Lynn McDaniel, Kathy Perry, Donna Clark, Sharon Roesch. Row three: Beth Schapiro, Peggy Capps, Julie Tull, Lana Valleck, Karen Linderer, Vicki Shain, Clarice Bruss, Florence Becker, Bonnie Huls, Marjorie Tucker, Janet Primo, Kathy Henson, Peggy Perry, Beth Anderson, Donna Allen, Kyle Pratte, Sandy Cissell, Melissa Marler, Karen Cis- sell, Rhonda Durcn. Back row: Cindy Schembre, Lisa Lewis, Carol Quiros, Tammy Collier, Denise Carr, Dee Dee Mills, Ann Glasgow, Debbie Quiros, Donna Steppicman, Melinda Swingle, Ron Conardy, Harold Walton, John Kincaid, Mary Beth Schwab, Evelyn Hawkins, Barb Watters, Sheila Denier, Kim Vaughn. C-CLUB R°W one left to right: jay Linderer, Mike Coleman, Tim Props., Jeff Lalumondier, Rob McGraw, Treasurer, Brad Shain, President, Walter W, hams. Brad Vaughn. Row two: Greg Billings. Russell Haley, Chris Boyles, Harold Walton, Paul Henson, Jeff Carr, Bob Hosutt, Secretary, Gen, Buckner, Chris Null, frank Schellingcrhout. Back row: Alan Degearc, Kevin Swyers, Paul Pilliard, Brent Spicer, David Denton, Alrov Bequetf David Almany,Tom Schcllingerhout, Don LaBrot.and Jay Henson. M 74 BOOSTERS CLUB The Boosters Club is the newly organized club at our school this year. The club is designed to promote the school’s activities such as sports, music, and other such programs. The first Boosters Club president is Mr. Brad Shain. The Vice-president is Mr. Bill Carr. Karen Lalumondier is serving as Secretary, while Bob Freese is taking care of the treasury. The club’s activities have included selling “Hornet” buttons and raffling off basketballs at basketball games. 75 CCHS TWIRLERS Front row, left to right: Tina Vance, Rynda Kinder,and Brenda Wilmoth. Back row: Con- nie Dallas, Penny Hodge, Carla Rawlins, Debbie Quiros, Karen Lindcrer, and Laurie Ed- wards. 76 CCHS SENIOR BAND Row one, left to right: Francis Scauzzo, Linda LaBrier, Debbie Cooper, Debbie Nelle, Paul Henson, Beth Schapiro, Becky Hawkins, Mary Beth Schwab, Karen Miller, Michelle Anderson, Julie Tull, Liz Glasgow. Row two: Jane Riolo, Mike Peterein, Jo Marie Schrage, Garice Bruss, Betty Perry, Doris Downs, Tina Blechle, Beth Anderson, Peggy Capps, Linda Tesscreau, Lisa Lewis, Jean Hagan, Susan Gifton. Kathy Henson, Kay De- Gonia, Donna Sellman, Donna Allen. Row three: Carol Quiros, Debbie Spain, Karen Gregory, Florence Becker, James Rose, Nancy Herbert, Kar- en Linderer, David Donnell, Harold Walton, Tim Dyer, David Denton, David Glasgow, Donna Steppleman, Tina Vance, James Gregory, Larry Wig- ren, Kathy DeRousse, Bryan Hayes, Bill Madison, Cathy Cook, Chris Copp. Standing: Frank Schellingerhout, Bobby Bollinger, Tim Blum, Pat Bone, Greg McCreary, Bob Hosutt, Laura Cook, Dawn Rose, Kyle Pratte, Michael Hulme, Peggy Perry, Chris Freese, Don LaBrot, Greg Ferguson, Nancy Hayden, Robin Wright, John Freese, Larry Reynolds, Mike Coleman, Tammy Collier, Donald Sweet, and Kevin Kettler. Practice, Practice, Practice. That’s what it takes to have a good Senior Band. The Band has seen a lot of action this year. They have performed at home football and basketball games. They also held a Winter Concert and a Spring Con- cert. This year the Band was under the direction of Mr. Mark Woods. 77 CADET BAND INSTRUMENTAL CONTEST Front row, left to right: Lynn McDaniel, Donna Clark, Jackie Masters, Joy Miller, Vanessa Johnson, Kathy Perry. Second row: David Schapiro, Kevin Kettler, Ann Glasgow, Michael Hulme, David Henson, Mark Edwards, Richard Schroeder, Mark Pfotcnhauer, Kevin Portell, Kent Bruss, Scott McCreary, Marcie Davis, Scott Hogcnmiller, Mr. Woods, Director. The trumpet trio of Larry Wigren.Tim Dyer, and John Freese received a I rating at district contest. Michele Anderson received a II rating at district. Liz Glas- gow and Julie Tull both received I ratings at district contest. The french horn quartet of Linda Tessereau, Susan Clifton, Jean Hagan, and Lisa Lewis (not shown) received a I rating at district. 78 CHORUS First row, left to right: Sheila Denier, Kathy DeRousse, Cathy Cook, Peggy Capps, Tina Blechle, Cindy Marlow, Cathy Henson, Cindy Schembre, Sandy Cissell, Linda Graham, Nancy Herbert, Julie Jennings, Lisa Lewis, Nancy Hayden, Marilyn Madison, Lana Vallcck, Janet Crouthers, Arlan Crouthers, Linda Faulkner, Donna Allen, Joann Bova, Evelyn Hawkins, Sharon Roesch. Second row: Karen Cissell, Penny Hodge, Marcic Davis, Beth Schapiro, Theresa Patek, Julie Miller, Lynn McDaniel, Karen Miller, Melinda Swingle, Liz Glasgow, Liz Freese, Jane Riolo, Kay DcGonia, Mary Beth Schwab, Kim Vaughn, Denise Carr, Tina Halbrook, Tina Sheppard, Dawn Rose, Linda Tessercau, Florence Becker, Beth Anderson. Third row: Mary Bye, Laurie Edwards, Missey Marler, Geraldine Casey, Karen Linderer, Patricia Kozal, Robert Russell, Francis Moser, Doug Moser, Mike Coleman, David Schapiro, Chris Kopp, Bill Madison, Gark Reber, Bob Bollinger, Mark Pfotenhauer, Kevin Patek, Kent Bruss, Chris Freese, Cindy Linderer, Pam Holeton, Tammy Adams, Vanessa Johnson, Kyle Pratte, Donna Clark. Fourth row: Anne Glasgow, Shcrce Ussery, Lou Ann Williams, Kevin Casey, Chris Null, Brad Vaughn, Chris Church, Walter Williams, Steve Jackson, John Ramey, Tony Bova, David Henson, Bryan Hayes, Harold Walton, Tim Dyer, Scott Hogenmiller, John Freese, Greg Stites, Tim Blum, Kay Jarnigan, Jackie Masters, Jeanne Marler, Karen Harter. Pianist: Becky Hawkins. ALL-STATE CHORUS 79 CHOIR AND GIRLS ENSEMBLE bove Choir: Becky Hawkins, at piano. First row: Karen CisseU, Cathy Henson. Linda Graham Sandy Cissell. Melinda swingle, 'indy Schembre, Nancy Herbert, Sue Jennings. Julie Jennings. Lisa Lewis, Nancy Hayden, Lana Valleck. Second row. Cathy Cook Pristine Kavlick. Beth Schapiro, Peggy Capps. Liz Freese, Liz Glasgow, Carla Rawlins. Marilyn Madison. Jane r Third row: Francis Moser, William Winkler, Doug Moser, Mike Coleman, David Schapiro, David Glasgow Clark Rebcr, Bobbie Biggs. Tim Dyer, Kevin Patek, Grant Groat, Cindy Lindercr. Fourth row: Chris NuU, Brad Vaughn, Chris Church, John Ramey, Paul Henson, Harold Walton, John Freese, Tim Blum, Chris Freese, Greg Stitcs. [elow Girls Ensemble: Becky Hawkins, at piano. Front row: Karen Cissell, Melinda Swingle, Linda Graham, Cathy Henson, Cindy chembre, Nancy Herbert, Susan Jennings, Lisa Lewis, Nancy Hayden. Second row: Cathy Cook, Peggy Capps, Liz Freese, Liz Glas- ow Beth Schapiro, Jane Riolo, Marilyn Madison, Florence Becker, Carla Rawlins. 80 EXECUTIVE BOARD AND VOCAL CONTEST Left to right: Clark Reber, Liz Glasgow, Liz Freese, Becky Hawkins, and Paul Henson. First row, left to right: Cindy Jo Schembrc, Cathy Cook, Becky Hawkins-accompanist, Lisa Lewis. Back row: Clark Reber, Nancy Hayden-accompanist, Nancy Herbert, and Beth Schapiro. Nancy Herbert and Clark Reber both received 1 ratings at the vocal contest. Nancy also received a I rating at the state contest in Col- umbia. 81 STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES Stewart Miller, Student Council President The Student Council of 1974-75 sponsored many activities this year such as (top left to right) the 50’s Day, Twirp Dance, Student Council Elections, and (bottom) Ugly Teacher Contest, Assemblies, and the Elks Can Drive. Members of the Student Council are President Stewart Miller, Vice-president Mark Church, Secretary Becky Hawkins, Treasurer Patty Griffin, and Parliamentarian Paul Henson. Representatives include Senior David Glasgow, Juniors-Liz Glasgow, Greg Ferguson, Eugene Cherry, and Michelle Anderson. Sophomores are Jim Mokwa, Brad Vaughn, Cathy Cook, and Larry Wigren. Freshmen-David Schapiro, Sandy Cissell, Dawn Rose, and Beth Anderson. Sponsors were Mr. Wills and Mr. Herbert. 82 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row, left to right: Patty Griffin,Tina Vance, Cindy Schembrc, Brad Vaughn, David Glasgow, Harold Walton, Becky Hawkins, Liz Freese, Paul Henson, Janie Love, Marissa Greenfield, Nancy Hayden, Laura Cook, Becky Durcn. Second row: Linda Graham, Paula Williams, Debbie Quiros, Kathy Linderer, Tina Blechle, Debbie Cooper, Beth Schapiro, John Ramey, Tim Blum, Karen Dunker, Lana Valleck, Liz Glasgow, Annette Mc- Clanahan, Coke Albano, Sharon Roesch, Michele Anderson, Clarice Bruss, Kay DeGonia, Karen Cissell. Third row: Nancy Herbert, Sherce Usscry, Frances Seauzzo, Connie Dallas, Carol Quiros, Jane Riolo,Greg McCreary, Anita Dreyer,Tim Dyer, Lisa Lewis, Linda Tessereau, Julie Jennings, John Freese, Frank Schellingerhout, Bonnie Huls, Christine Kavlick, Martha Stricklin, Jackie Rosener, Jo Ann Greer. Fourth row: Sue Jennings, Karen Harter, Jean Hagan, Linda LaBricr, Pam Cowan, Julie Miller, Jay Henson, Chester Grohs, Tom Shellingerhout, Mike Peterein, Neil Caldwell, Chris Null, Francis Moser, Robert Polittc, Russell Haley, Clark Reber, Walter Williams, Larry Reynolds, Cathy Cook. The National Honor Society has been involved in several ac- tivities this year. The Society sponsored the student helper pro- gram at the grade school and the march for Cerebral Palsy. Every year the NHS gives a $100 scholarship to a non-member. To earn the money, they sold CCHS pins and held a bake sale. This year Susan Clifton was the recipient of the scholarship. 83 LIBRARY AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS Library Club: Left Bottom row: Evelyn Hawkins, Annette McClanahan Pres., Debbie Wilson V. Pres., Nancy Hayden Trcas., Michelle Anderson Sec., JoAnn Bova. Middle row: Connie Dallas, Karen Cissell, Brenda Scllman, Donna Sellman, Janie Love. Top row: Linda LaBrier, Peggy Perry, Jean Hagan, Colleen Alba- no, Pam Cowan. Below Foreign Language Club: First row: David Schapiro, Clark Reber, Jay Henson, Chris Kopp, Greg McCreary, Jean Hagan, Russell Haley, John Dyle. Row two: Ann Glasgow, Jane Riolo, Linda Tesscreau, David Glasgow V. Pres., Michele Anderson Sec. and Treas., Laura Cook Pres., Greg Ferguson, Donna Allen, Kyle Pratte. Row three: Vivian Dyle, Joy Miller, Beth Schapiro, Clarice Bruss, Laurie Edwards, JoAnn Bova, Carol Quiros, Julie Tull, Robin Wright, Beth Anderson, Nancy Hayden. Row four: David Donnell, Jay Henson, Jane Love, Melinda Swingle, Linda LaBrier, Pam Cowan, Julie Miller, Pat Goff, Connie Dallas, Dee Dee Mills, Philippe DcFalzain, Neil Caldwell. 84 F.H.A. AND C.O.E. CLUBS Front row, left to right: Margie Tucker, Janet Primo, Janet Crouth- ers, Jo Marie Schrage, Betty Perry, Mrs. Picarella, Tina Halbrook. Second row: Sandy Dobbs, Rynda Kinder, Cindy Linderer, Debbie Quiros, Bridget Duvall, Karen Chapman. Third row: Carla Rawlins, Karen Linderer, Marissa Greenfield, Sheree Ussery, Sandy Rhynecr. Front row, left to right: Patty Pusateri, Cindy Crain, Secretary, Tim Propst, Raymond Neel, President, Don Gurlin, Patty Griffin, Becky Duren, Mark Church. Second row: Jeff Smith, Larry Sellman, John Williams, Vice-President, Debbie Williams, Jackie Rosener, Debby Wilson, Susan Jennings, Treasurer. Third row: Mr. Bresnahan, Danny Dobbs, Tom Shepard, Bill Winkler, Rich Rudloff, John Kincaid, Jeff Billings, Rob Jett, Stewart Miller. 85 DEBATE TEAM Front row, left to right: Tim Dyer, Larry Wigren, Paula Williams, Laura Cook. Middle row: Ann Glasgow, David Glasgow, Michele Anderson, Cin- dy Schembre. Back row: Clarice Bruss, Kevin Kcttler, Lynn McDaniel, Lou Ann Williams. Front row, left to right: Cathy Cook, Sec., Peggy Perry, V. Pres., Pam Cowen, Pres., Ann Glasgow, Trcas. Second row: Dee Dee Mills, Cindy Marlow, Janet Crouthers, Arlen Crouthers, Tina Hallbrook. Third row: Joy Miller, Jackie Masters, Karen Miller, Bet- ty Perry, Jo Marie Schrage. Back row: Debbie Wilson, Linda La- Brier, Grant Grote, Chris Church, Peggy Capps. DRAMA CLUB 86 JUST FOR FUN Mr. Mills proudly accepts the coveted award of the “Ugly Teacher. The students at Crystal High School went back in timeto the days of the 50’s. Lana Valleck and Tammy Collier were first place winners of the “Jitterbug Contest. ’ Senior Don LaBrot poses while being crowned the winner of the “Sexiest Legs contest. 87 88 89 The Senior Play for 1975 was entitled “YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU.” The students were under the direction of Mrs. Patricia Michael. The cast includes the following: Carla Rawlins Rynda Kinder Pam Cowan Bill Winkler Brad Shain Jerry Halley Jeff Smith David Glasgow Cindy Linderer Brent Evans Paul Henson Mark Church Paul Pilliard Martha Stricklin Harold Walton Susan Clifton Jeff Hodge Becky Hawkins John Kincaid Andrea Jones Mark Church Peggy Perry Annette McClanahan Stewart Miller Chryst Marlow Paula Williams Nancy Herbert Sue Jennings Debbie Quiros Penny Sycamore Essie Carmichael Rheba Mr. DePinna Ed Carmichael the Man Donald Grandpa Alice Sycamore Henderson Tony Mac Kolenkhov Gay Mr. Kirby Mrs. Kirby Paul Olga Jim Assistant Director Assistant Director Production Manager Set Director Stage Manager Lighting Director House Manager Stage Crew Stage Crew Stage Crew The basic theme of the play was a conflict between the unusual carefree Sycamores and the sophisticated high-class Kirbys. Trouble and confu- sion arise when the Kirbys are forced by their son, Tony to visit Alice’s parents, the Sycamores. The Sycamores have some very unusual habits which caused some confusion, when the government stepped in. But in the end both families learned a lesson from each other. 91 ITS MONDA Y-: 92 THE WORK BEGINS . . . . 93 94 LINDA AND HER COURT The theme for the prom this year was UTOPIA-the perfect world. The Ju- niors worked from Sunday to Saturday preparing the gym for the dance and to crown the queen. This year the queen candidates Below were Debbie Qurios, Liz 1-reese, and Linda Graham with retiring queen Mary Jane Picarcl- la. The lucky girl was Linda Graham Left. Above we see her accepting the crown from Mary Jane. 95 PUBLICATIONS 96 CLASS OF 1975 Yearbook Editor Patty Griffin School Paper Editor Cindy Linderer The Publications Class is designed to train the students in selling ads, laying out the yearbook and putting out a school pa- per. They also keep the town papers in- formed of all the activities that go on throughout the school year. Yearbook Layout Editor Annette McClanahan Co-Editor School Paper Linda Graham AWARDS AND At top left, Valedictorian Harold Walton accepts the John Philip Sousa Award from Mr. Woods. Top right, Salutatorian Becky Hawkins accepts the Tuesday Music Club Award from Irma Jennings. Annette McClanahan accepts the Citizenship Award from Mr. Maze. Some of the scholarship winners are shown at the bottom with Mr. Gagncpain. 98 HONORS 99 A WARDS AND HONORS Top left. Anita Dreyer receives the Math Award from Mr. Bowden. Top right. Bob Hosutt receives the Athletic Award from Coach Popp. Above, Cindy Lindcrcr receives the Home Ec Award. Right, Susan Jennings is recognized as the Scholar Athlete. 100 GRADUATION—CLASS OF 1975 May 30, 1975. We are getting ready in the study hall. No fire tonight, but it’s warm enough anyway. Mr. Herbert and Mrs. Gruber hustle around us, giving directions, answering last minute questions. On some faces, tears mix with sweat and roll down cheeks. Too soon for tears, though. “Is my cap on straight?” “Don’t forget who you follow.” Soon, now. Very soon. 101 GRADUATION Brad Shain, our class president, leads us over for the big moment. Dr. Clinton Pope recognizes Harold Walton for being Valedictorian, and Becky Hawkins for being Salutatorian. Brad’s speech is just fine. Admiral Roy Hoffman, Class of 43, gave a very interesting address—even though we fidgeted just a little. Mr. Louis Church, Board of Education president handed us our diplomas, and it was all over except for the Recessional, family, friends and perhaps a party. 102 AT LAST . . . GRADUATES! CRYSTAL BURGER DRIVE-IN E. C. ROBINSON LUMBER CO. 937-6980 Prices Right Prompt Delivery 2100 Hi way 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. 528 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. 937-3652 SIMPSON’S HOME CENTER SEARS 511 Baily Road Crystal City, Mo. In Festus a 937-9655 t TcHw, “The Friendly YL F d,y Ones” Phone 937-8672 104 GRANT CITY We Are An Equal Opportunity Employer Twin City Mall Shopping Center The More For Your Moneys Worth Store Truman Blvd. Festus Crystal City, Mo. (Hwy 61-67) 105 POGOLINO’S JERRY’S CRYSTAL FINA 29 E. MAIN FESTUS, MO. HWY 61-67 CARRYOUTS 937-6600 . K K AUTO PARTS JONES CHEMICAL We Buy Wrecks CHEMICALS OF ALL TYPES HWY-61 937-8511 Hwy-A Silica 937-9145 10« CRYSTAL CITY DRIVE-IN BANK Truman Blvd. MOTOR BANK Crystal City, Mo. LAVON’S CERAMICS —Duncan Dealers 155 Arlie Dr. (Crystal Heights) Crystal City, Mo. 63019 Gifts Made to Order Firing and Instructions Greenware Supplies Slip LaVon Pace 937-2672 937-5501 Hwy. 61-67 Crystal City Mo. 63019 STOPLIGHT AUTO SALES We Buy, Sell, and Trade All Makes and Models Used Cars and Trucks Larry Gebhardt Leo Gebhardt Nursery Landscape Architects TWIN CITY LANDSCAPING SPRAY SERVICE Crystal City, Mo. 937-3866 63019 Finish Grading SMITH MONUMENTS Wm. R. “Bill” Smith 301 Tenth Street Crystal City, Mo. 937-4931 108 COMMERCE BANK OF FESTUS Oldest Bank in Jefferson County 101 Main Street Festus, Missouri 109 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Tuggie’s Sporting Goods Cooper Shoe Store A great number of professional people have provided fiscal assistance. We extend our sincere thanks. Ashley’s Discount Store Ogle’s Record Shop G.K.s Barbecue Kohler City Tom Boy Market Central Rexall Drug YEARBOOK STAFF Taylor Fabric Shop Donnelly’s Barber Shop T.E. Tucker Insurance Tony’s Barber Shop John E. Vaughn Insurance Stylet Beauty Shop Anthony G. Tumminello CPA Miss Modern Style Shop American Finance Corporation Witte Photography Kenco Enterprises Corporation F. W. Harter Pevely Fina Mr. Harvey’s no NELLE PLUMBING COMPANY, INC. New-Remodel-Contracting Miller Addition Crystal City, Missouri Office: 314-937-5209 BUFF’S DISCOUNT CENTER INC. YARN CENTER Ray Politte Clyde Buff Complete Line • Four Season • Starcraft • Frolic • Hi Low • Cobra • Smokey Barbara Fasnut Venture—5th Wheels Pick-Up Covers From 30 to 54 Inches 937-5858 937-4640 ‘New Used Campers Just i mile • Mobile Homes South of 1-55 on Hwy 67 Ninth and Delmar Festus, Mo. 112 Metal Steel Buildings Fabrication H R BLOCK COMPANY GOODWIN BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION Tax Bookkeeping Service General Contractors 937-6084 117 Mississippi Ave. Crystal City, Mo. Festus, Mo. 937-3370 QUONSET INN LANES AUTO REPAIR CENTER High School Bowlers Special Rates Senior Citizens League Mechanical Body And Wrecker Service Men’s Day League U.S. Highway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. 937-2118 301 S. Adams Festus, Missouri 113 Monuments JAMES R. CADY MORTUARY Funeral Service Phone 937-3677 609 Highway 61 Crystal City (Festus), Mo. Complete f — ” w i? mm fiePA R nq •pninTinq MM cem cmminS'DeTROiTMseis A4 ur � O 1 7 Testate inspection HARRY THURMAN Hwy 67 937-2182 P.P.G. INDUSTRIES, INC. Works Nine Crystal City, Missouri STAN JOHNSTON TOWING REBER TRAVEL SERVICE Suite 208 Commerce Bank Bldg. 101 Main St. Festus 24 Hour Towing Service • Airline Tickets • Tours • Cruises • Hotel Reservations • Car Rental • Bus Tours Pevely, Missouri 63070 Call 937-3070 Bert Reber, Manager TWIN CITY DRUG POINT SUPPLY Hwy 110 at US 67 115 Mississippi Avenue Crystal City, Missouri Plumbing, Electrical And Building Supplies Phone: 937-6001 Area’s Fastest Growing Business of Its Kind 520 Truman Blvd. Hi way 61-67 Festus, Mo. John D. Williams Broker—President Residence 937-6490 937-7725 937-2796 St. Louis Line 296-5425 ROTARY DRILLING SUPPLY, INC. Air Compressor Tools Generators—Water Pumps Hose-Fittings— O” Rings Large Stock of Air Hydraulic Hose Fittings. All Types And Sizes Machine Cut Pressed While You Wait Hi way 61-67 937-4800 rtvilrlii DON FETTE m Ml 1 Ml W M MUSIC CENTER 36 Main Festus, Mo. 63028 39 Main Street Festus, Missouri 937-4632 117 Co-Ed Garment Co. Lucas Airport Rd. 937-4676 Compliments of POLITTE FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Experienced Drivers “Brands You Know” At “Prices You Like” 201 Main St. Festus, Mo. SHIVELBINE’S MUSIC STORE, INC. A Friend of the Band VOGUE DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 6th St. Crystal City, Mo. Hwy. 61-67 937-8800 HOME FURNITURE CO. Fine Quality Furniture Free Delivery 411 W. Main 937-8687 JOE MADISON Limited Supply of Little Sunbeam Magenta Luminators in Stock at 103 Mississippi Ave. Crystal City, Mo. Sole Distributors for The Little Sunbeam Magenta Luminator And The Hiccup Regulator Valve, in the United States OZARK BULLDOGS DETACHMENT MARINE CORPS LEAGUE 937-8466 “Once a Marine-Always a Marine OZARK FEDERAL SAVINGS CONGRATULATIONS AND to CLASS of ”75” LOANS ASSOCIATION Farmington and Festus KNIGHTS Insures Savings OF Real Estate Loans COLUMBUS 1230 937-7689 937-7633 120 Fine Foods HUTSON CRYSTAL CAFE Glass and Glazing Company 107 Mississippi Avenue Crystal City, Mo. Glass for All Purposes 937-8875 Dess Plaza 937-6505 PANCAKE STEAK HOUSE MACLAY CONCRETE Highway 67 Ready-Mixed Concrete Blocks-Concrete and Haydite Precast Items Parking Curbs Indiana Limestone 937-7949 Highway 61-67 937-2900 121 Bill Thomure Bob Thomure 937-5366 937-2331 STATE FARM INSURANCE THOMURE’S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Robert J. Graham Don Golterman 937-8102 Crystal Heights Rd. 106 S. Second Rural Rt. 4 Box 102x Festus, Mo. Festus, Mo. For All Your UNITED GLASS Office Needs AND Come to CERAMIC WORKERS OF ALEXANDER NORTH AMERICA OFFICE SUPPLEY Crystal City Local No. 13 109 Mississippi Avenue 937-3616 Crystal City, Missouri Box 126 1222 Hwy 61-67 Truman Blvd. Phone Crystal City 937-4218 OPEN DAILY 122 Marine, Tropical Fish And Pet Supplies JOE PICARELLA T.V. BRAUN’S AQUA BARN RR3 Hwy CC 3 Mi. South of Festus Mo. 306 Bailey Rd. Crystal City, Mo. 63019 937-4584 937-6701 WAL-MART Of the Twin Cities CRYSTAL CITY FEED SEED CO. Hwy 61-67 N 937-9636 Best Wishes To the “Class of 75” Hiway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. 63019 Phone: 937-4141 From All The Employees At GENE and MARY REIFSTECK WAL-MART 123 Office: GLASCO 937-9622 Electric Company Home: ROTH Jefferson County 638-2932 Automotive, Inc. Division Highway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. Parts and Supplies for Jack Cummings All Makes of Cars Manager Machine Shop Highway 61-67 North Service Festus, Missouri 937-3672 937-4004 _ Owned and Operated by Sonny and Ann Winston 937-4667 223 Main St.—Festus, Mo. E B ELECTRONICS 207 Main Street Festus, Mo. 937-2812 T.V.’s Stereo—Cassette Sales—Service Sales-Service 124 DORSEY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 108 Mississippi Ave. Crystal City, Mo. JEFFERSON COUNTY’S FIRST PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY TEXACO MOTORS SALES 1004 Hwy-61 TEXACO Hair Fashion Is Our Profession Welcome CHANTILLY ROOM 102 South 2nd St. Festus, Mo. 937-2443 Let Us Create A New Coiffure Just For You! OVERBERG DECORATING CENTER 405 MAIN STREET 937-4674 Complete Line of Paint Wall Coverings and Carpet 126 DUNN’S SPORTING GOODS Hwy. 61 67 479-4240 Bobs Sinclair Service 400 Baily Rd. 937-5911 • PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED • PHOTO GREY • MOD WIRES Appointment for Eye Examinations” by Eye Physicians Arranged for Your Convenience DOCTORS OPTICAL SERVICE INC. 101 First Street Crystal City, Mo. 63019 937-2121 • PLASTIC LENSES • INDUSTRIAL SAFETY GLASSES USS AGRI-CHEMICALS USS Division of United States Steel Corporation Mail: P.O. Box 140 “OPEN 7 DAYS” THEODORO’S RESTAURANT “Fine Food Since 1918” PRIVATE BANQUET FACILITIES AT THEIR BEST 530 BAILEY ROAD CRYSTAL CITY, MO. PHONE: 937-3118 ELFRANK AUTO REPAIR JIM and MIKE FESTUS, MISSOURI 63028 P.O. BOX 102 937-3230 JEFFERSON COUNTY HOME CENTER HWY 61 AT SCENIC DR. HERCULANEUM MO. 63048 LAIBEN REALTY 205 HIWAY 67 CRYSTAL CITY PHONE: 937-2776 TRI-CITY HARDWARE Company True Value Hardware 529 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. 63019 937-2600 P. N. HIRSCH 937-8501 TWIN CITY MALL ROHLMAN 10 Main Street Festus, Missouri 63028 Telephones 937-4611 and 937-4612 St. Louis Phone 269-0200 KORDSMEIER Best Wishes to Class of “75” 131 CRYSTAL CITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 106 Bailey Rd. Crystal City, Mo. 63019 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN BUCKET The Colonel's famous bucket of finger lick- I n• good chicken and special flxln's. Serves 5-7 people. BARREL This generous supply of fin- ger lickin' good” Kentucky Fried Chicken is enough to serve 7-10 people. IT’S FINGER LICKIN’ GOOD' North Second Street Festus, Mo. FESTUS FLYING SERVICE, INC. Aircraft-Charter Passenger-Freight 24 Hour Service Festus, Missouri 63028 Rt. 4 Box 84 Phone: 314 937-2228 COMPLIMENTS Of PRATTE’S PHARMACY COMPLIMENTS Of Prompt Professional Service PAGANO’S MARKET 116 Walnut, Festus, Mo. 937-8121 133 “Specks Bill La Brier La Brier DECKER FLORIST CRYSTAL AUTO BODY Free Estimates decker.� Route 4 P.O. Box 335 Festus, Missouri 937-4057 202 Main Street Festus, Missouri BIGGIE BLUE FOUNTAIN BURGER MOBILE HOME SALES Tuesday thru Sunday Highway 61 11 A.M.—11 P.M. Festus, Missouri West Main 937-6085 Festus, Missouri 937-6507 134 TWIN GABLE GROCERY AND MOBILE HOME COURT Rt. 1, Box 40 Festus, Missouri 937-6957 Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Govreau GERALDS MEN’S WEAR “Wear SMART MEN Shop Twin City Mall Truman Blvd. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS of “75” COAST-TO-COAST 114 Main Street Festus, Missouri RUSSO REXALL PHARMACY First Station Street Herculaneum, Mo. 135 CRYSTAL CITY STATE BANK Over six decades of service to Crystal City and Festus Member: F.D.I.C. Crystal City| State Ban' First Union Group 136 TRASK H°| storAg£ 937- 2800 116 MISS. AVE. CRYSTAL CITY MO. United Wan Lines UNITED VAN LINES WAYNE TRASK MOVING STORAGE, INC. American School Of Cosmetology 108 Main 937-5960 John Cope’s Diamonds Watches FESTUS FLOWER GIFT SHOPPE ADOLPH JEWELRY Flowers and Gifts For The Store With Youth in Mind All Occasions 513 Bailey Road 229 Main Street Crystal City, Mo. 937-5017 Festus, Missouri 63028 Engravings Repairs . For Fashion and Quality Shop FULTS GOLDE’S DEPT. STORE FLORIST Bailey Road Twin City Mall Truman Blvd. Crystal City, Mo. Crystal City, Mo. 937-4696 937-3601 Serving the Twin City Area Open Daily 9:30 a.m.—9:30 p.m. w 937-9185 Customer’s Invoice Serving the Twin City Area SHAPIRO BROTHERS INC. DAIRY QUEEN Ninth and Delmar Street Hi way 61-67 Phone 937-7115 Festus, Missouri Iron Metal Scrap Structural Steel MISSOURI WESTERN AUTO NATURAL GAS , 238 Main St. ASSOCIATE STORE Crystal City, Mo. Festus, Mo. Tires-Batteries-Gasoline Automotive Service Appliances Television Houseware Paint Sporting Goods For All Your Gas Mower Tillers Appliance Needs Hardware 139 VINYARD FUNERAL HOMES 140 CRYSTAL VILLAGE PHARMACY Your Health Headquarters Millard Randoll, Ph. G. Prop. 937-2505 Crystal City, Mo. ACLI ANALYST CONSULTING LABORATORIES, INC. Consulting Analytical Services 104 S. Second St. QUALITY CLEANER LAUNDRY 206 Main St. Festus, Mo. 937-4244 SMITH JEWELERS Keepsake Diamonds Bridal Registry Wedding invitations China Crystal Silver 37 Main Street Festus, Mo. 141 DE-GEE’S SUPERMARKETS Hillsboro Plaza Other Locations Westland Shopping Center 714 Main Street, DeSoto, Mo. Main Street, Bonne Terre, Mo. 14? ROUSSIN GLAZE WELDING AND FABRICATING SHEET METAL Pevely, Missouri CsJ international or UTICA Jr Phone 479-5408 Holdinghousen Drive Crystal City, Missouri 63019 Phone 937-6527 TWIN CITY POWER EQUIPMENT CRYSTAL TIRE COMPANY Service All Makes-Parts Available Hwy 61-67 Crystal City, Missouri Phone 937-3674 Excellence Is the Standard Hwy 61-67 Phone-937-8969 143 DOW CHEMICAL, U.S.A. V m tRAG y A LU QC § V N Congratulations to the Class of ‘75’ 85 Riverside Plant Pevely, Missouri MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF CRYSTAL CITY Wake Up Sharp With Your Good Morning Compliments of DAILY PRESS- TIMES F. W. WOOLWORTH Featuring: The Spotlight Youth Section 109 Main Street Phone 937-2811 Festus, Missouri To Subscribe Crystal City, Mo. | 1 E D STYLE AND BRIDAL SHOP Main Street Festus, Missouri HAROLD E. 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