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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1976 volume:

CRYSTAL CITY HIGH SCHOOL CRYSTAL CITY, MO. VOLUME 25 Editor—Janie Love o-Editor—Coke Albano Lay-out Editor—Jo-Ann Greer Copy-Editor—Marilyn Madison DEDICATION The 1976 Crystalite Yearbook has been dedicated to Mrs. Delores Ann Dixon. Mrs. Dixon and her husband, Paul, reside at 403 Tenth Street, Crystal City. Before working here, Mrs. Dixon was employed in the grade school for several years. Later, she became a secretary at the high school Mrs. Dixon has three main interests—Jenny, Sara, and Jamey-her grandchildren. We are all appreciative of the hard work and interest Mrs. Dixon has shown in our school and in the students. EDITOR’S MESSAGE Dear Friends: The past four years at Crystal City High School have been only a small part of my life. Now that I’ve graduated and have received my diploma, I’m no longer and never will again be a high school student. When I was a freshman I never imagined that the years would go by so fast. All that I’ve been through .. . friends, school functions, sports activi- ties, and daily class hours, have all been worth it. I know I’m going to miss the school and all my friends, but the feel- ing of a diploma in your hand is a great feeling. I wouldn’t trade that now for anything. As a word of advice, (I always was know for giving ad- vice, and usually when it wasn’t needed) I hope that every one of the underclassmen will begin now to make the best of their remaining years in high school. Sure, have fun, but don’t be afraid of becoming overeducated because there is al- ways room for more. Yearbook Editor ■ 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration............................................4 Faculty...................................................7 Seniors ..................................................9 Juniors..................................................22 Sophomores...............................................26 Freshmen ................................................30 Girl’s Sports............................................64 Boy’s Sports.............................................72 Organizations............................................40 Activities ..............................................80 Advertising .............................................92 rr Mr. Maze, Crystal City High School’s new Superintendent of Schools Kenneth Foushee, Principal Pictured above are the members of the 1975-1976 Crystal City School Board of Education. Left to right: Joe Madison, Jim Graham, David Null, Louis Church, Grace Trautwein, Evelyn Donnell, Florence Bond, and James Maze. SECRETARIES Mr. Foushee’s secretaries: Mrs. Dixon Mrs. Briggs Mr. Maze’s secretaries: Mrs. Rogers Mrs. Schunks CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Leitterman Mrs. Freeze Mrs. Carr CUSTODIANS Mr. Peterein Mr. Pulliam Mr. Cowan 5 OFFICE WORKERS OFFICE WORKERS Top right Picture: Mary Rhynecr, Jay Henson, Michelle LaFloure, Jeff Lalumondier, Janet Primo, Roxanne Pullen, Drucy Moss, Karen Linderer, Sandy Cissell, Becky Roesch, Marilyn Madison, Margie Tucker. COUNSELOR WORKERS Middle Left: Janie Love, Michelle LaFloure, Karen Gregory, Debbie Vcssell, Marissa Greenfield, John Ramey, Sandy Rhynecr, Michele Anderson, Tammy Collier, Lana Vallcck, Marilyn Madison. Mrs. Albano Foreign Language Mr. Berry Shop Mr. Bogue History Mr. Bowden Math Miss Cronin Geometry Miss Cunningham Business Mr. Dodson Shop Math Mr. Dyer Library Driver’s Ed. Mr. Egbert Chorus Mr. Fitzgerald Special Ed. Mr. Fyke C.O.E. Mrs. Gruber Business 7 Mr. Mills Language Arts Publications Mrs. Picarella Home Ec Mr. Popp Boys P.E. Mrs. Schultz Girls P.E. Mr. Sherman Senior Cadet Band Mr. Smith Science Mrs. Smith Language Arts Miss WaUer Language Arts Mr. Wills Language Arts Social Studies 8 OFFICERS SHOULDER RESPONSIBILITY Philip Michael Hess President Janie Love Secretary James Gregory McCreary Vice-President Marissa Greenfield Treasurer Class Motto: When you put your hand in a flowing stream, you touch the last that has gone before and the first of what is still to come. Leonardo da Vinci Class Song: I Wish You Peace Eagles Class Colors: Silver and Blue Greg Billings Chris Birks Eugene Buckner Jane Carr Eugene Cherry Bruce Cooper Jane DeClue Alan DeGeare Kathy DeRousse Rhonda Duren 10 11 Cathy Henson Jay Henson Tim Hogenmiller Kay Jarnagin Robert Jett 12 13 Karen Loesch Marilyn Madison Terry Mattison Bob McClanahan Karen Miller Ronald Miller Doug Moser Janet Murray Ross Neel Betty Perry U 15 Karla Pruneau Roxanne Pullen Charles Radin Clark Reber Chris Richardson Sharon Roesch David Rose Cindy Rothweiler Frances Scauzzo JoMarie Schrage 16 18 Greg Stitcs Donald Sweet Melinda Swingle Kevin Swyers Diane Trammell Debby Vessell Debbie Williams 1776—1976 A CREED FOR YOUNG AMERICANS I do not choose to be a common man. It is my right to be uncommon, if I can. I seek opportunity—not security. I do not wish to be kept citizen, humbled and dulled by hav- ing the state look after me. I want to take the calculated risk; to dream and to build, to fail and to succeed. I refuse to barter incen- tive for a dole. I prefer the challenges of life to the guaranteed existence; the thrill of fulfillment to the stale calm of utopia. I will not trade freedom for beneficence nor my dignity for a handout. 1 will never cower before any master nor bend to any threat. It is my heritage to stand erect, proud and un- afraid; to think and act for myself, enjoy the benefit of my creations and to face the world boldly and say—“With God’s help, this I have done.” All this is what it means to be an American. Dean Alfange 19 WHO’S WHO Senior Who’s Who shows the outstanding musical talents of Nancy Hayden and Clark Reber, Most Talented? Embraced, Most f riendly Jean Hagan and Greg McCreary. Writing on the bathroom wall, Liz Glasgow and Greg Ferguson, Best School Citizen. Tammy Adams and Alan DeGeare had a knockdown drag-out Fight, Most Athletic. Most School Spirit, Cindy Rothweiler and Jeff Lalumondier. (Across bottom) Best Sense of Humor, Greg McCreary and, down below, Janie Love. Best Personality, Janie Love and Clark Reber. A hat for the oc- casion, Most Scholarly Phil Hess and Michele Anderson. They never forget, Greg Fergu- son and Liz Glasgow. Most Dependable. Most Likely to Succeed, Phil Hess and Michele Anderson. 20 21 Jeff Charleville Chris Church Mike Coleman Tammy Collier Cathy Cook Lee Cook Debbie Cooper Connie Dallas Larry DeGeare Kay DeGonia David Donnell James Dreyer Danny Duvall Tim Dyer Missy Easter Debbie Edney Laurie Edwards Tammy Edwards Chris Evans Craig Evans John Freese Ricky Govro Lin Grass Tim Grass Jim Gregory Grant Groat Sheila Hardin Dennis Harmon Linda Hurley Julie Jennings Chris Kavclick Kevin Kettler Michelle LaFlourc Lisa Lewis Chris Linderer Tina McComack Fred Mayes Missey Marler Chris Meng Julie Miller Jim Mokwa 22 Becky Roesch Robert Russell Beth Schapiro Frank Schellingerhout Cindy Schcmbre Sandy Schlueter Mary Beth Schwab Brenda Scllman Donna Sellman Marietta Shadowens Vicki Shain Karen Sheppard Denise Smith Paul Smith Debbie Spain Bernie Spicer Byrna Spicer Terry Stewart Mike Sweeney Linda Tessereau Debbie Trammel Margie Tucker Julie Tull Tina Vance Brad Vaughn Kenny Vogt Steve Walters Barb Watters Scott Weiss Barrell White Larry Wigren Mark Williams Walter Williams Laura Woodson 24 SOPHOMORES 78 Donna Allen Beth Anderson Steve Aubuchon Joe Becquette Denise Bingham Kent Bruss Lance Burger Penny Bye Denise Carr Don Carrow Steve Carter Geraldine Cayce Sandy Cissell Donna Clark Vince Coleman David Crannick Arlen Crouthers Janet Crouthers Eunice Darian Marcy Davis Donna Denton Frankie DeRousse Rusty Dobbs Sandy Dobbs Robbie Duren Bridget Duvall Danny Edwards Mark Edwards Vickie Edwards Tim Evans Linda Faulkner Chris Freese Gary Frey Kenny Gebhardt Anne Glasgow Dan Grass Allen Green Sonja Greer Chester Grohs Tina Halbrook Evelyn Hawkins Bryan Hayes David Henson Penny Hodge Pam Holeton Janet Hopkins Mike Hulme Steve Jackson Vanessa Johnson Craig Kettler Steve King Chris Kopp David Kutcher Billy Lyons Gary McCabe 26 27 SOPHOMORES 78 Paul McClanahan Scot McCreary Lynn McDaniel Bill Madison Cindi Marlow Kim Marshall Jackie Masters James Miller Joy Miller DeDe Mills Charles Mosby Drucy Moss Steve Murray Bernard Musgrove Lloyd Niemann Dan Nausley Jesse Nottingham Kevin Patek Theresa Patek Kathy Perry Sandy Picarella Kevin Portell ( Kyle Pratte Debbie Pruneau Mark Ptotenhauer Bobby Ravellette Donald Ray Patty Ridings Kenny Riney James Rose Charles Sample Robert Schrage Richard Schroeder Tracy Seabaugh Tina Sheppard Sharon Smith Jeff Swyers Francis Trammell Kim Vaughn David Tipton Todd Taylor Lou Ann Williams Brenda Wilmoth Doug Vaughn 28 29 FRESHMEN 79 Shane Adams Mark Albano Tonda Barks Mary Ann Battreal Sandy Becker Jay Becquettc William Bingham Dale Blechle Jacqui Bond Chris Bridges John Bunn Barry Burley Ernie Carr Tim Carr Ricky Carrow Tammy Carter Kurt Cayce Beth Charleville Denise Chotrow Vince Conte Chris Cook Ricky Cook Mike Crannick Buddy DeRousse Bill Dodson Brian Donnell Yvonne Downs Loretta Doyle Steve Dyer Tye Edwards Kim Gamel John Garrett Kelly Gibson Todd Graham Larry Green Susie Groat Cathy Hagan Kitrena Hedgecorth Brian Henncman Mike Henson Shelly Henson Barb Hess Terry Hughes Cindy Hull Paul Hutto Christy Jackson Mary Johnson Rosalie Kennedy Bruce King John Kottwitz Steve Kozal Lori Leftridge Deby LeMar Lynn Lindercr Cindy McClanahan 30 FRESHMEN 79 Paul McCormack Jay Maze Bob Medley Chris Meyer Denise Miller Lori Miller David Mills Sandy Montgomery Maurice Mosby Debbie Murphy Jane Murray Robert Nahlik Linda Nash Rhonda Neel Jane Nottingham Greg Nugent Kurt Patterson Nancy Perry Paula Pittman Karen Pruncau Anthony Radin Randy Ramey (• Rick Ramsey Eric Ravellette Brian Reheisse Mary Rhyneer Greg Riolo Jack Rothweiler Angela Saputo Terry Sellman Matt Smith Carla Sopher Clark Sopher David Staley Tim Stewart Brad Stites Kin Trask Donald Vogt Randy Walters Candy Whaley Tony W hite Virginia Wilson Debbie Wigren Vicky Woodson Connie Winkler John Yeager Sandy Yeager Sara Young 32 33 Frances Scauzzo March Sharon Roesch April Liz Glasgow May Jo-Ann Greer December Janie Love January Jean Hagan February STUDENTS OF THE MONTHS Greg Ferguson September Michele Anderson October Phil Hess November MAN! This year the CCHS Student Council sponsored a three day Fool’s Week. During this week the students participated in a Twirp Day, then reverse Twirp Day, and “shagged” on into a 50’s Day! To bring the week to a close, Friday, March 26, a Fool’s Dance was held and stu- dents were auctioned off as slaves for punishment of their actions during Fool’s week. 36 37 KIDS AND 38 KABOODLES 39 Left to right. 1st row-Eugene Cherry, Greg Fergu- son, Michele Anderson, Liz Glasgow, Jean Hagan, Russell Haley. 2nd row-Clarice Bruss, Cathy Cook, Larry Wigren, Jim Mokwa. 3rd row-David Henson, Beth Anderson, Donna Allen, Anne Glas- gow, 4th row-Steve Dyer, Brian Donnell, Suzy Groat, Sandy Montgomery. 40 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row L to R: Tina Blechle, Lisa Lewis, Cindy Schembre, Anne Glasgow, Liz Glasgow, Nancy Hayden, Michele Anderson, Janie Love, Sharon Roesch, Jay Henson, Lynn McDaniel, Brad Vaughn, David Kutcher, Bob McClanahan. Second row L to R: Mr. Smith, Francis Moser, Lana Valleck, Clark Reber, Danny Grass, Coleen Albano, Jane Riolo, Russell Haley, David Schapiro, David Henson, Linda Tcsscrcau, Julie Jennings, Cathy Cook, Debbie Cooper, Connie Dallas, Mrs. Gruber. Third row L to R: Neil Caldwell, Kevin Kettler, Frank Schellingerhout, Larry Reynolds, Tim Dyer, John Freese, Chris Kopp, Carol Quiros, Beth Schapiro, Florence Becker, Arlen Crouthers, Janet Crouthers, Clarice Bruss, Kay DeGonia, Julie Mil- ler. Fourth Row: L to R: Chris Null, Walter Williams, Marissa Greenfield, Jackie Masters, Beth Anderson, Kyle Pratte, Donna Allen, Sandy Cissell, DeeDcc Mills, Linda LaBricr, Jean Hagan, Lou Ann Williams, Greg McCreary, Jo-Ann Greer, Cindy Marlow, Charles Radin. 41 DRAMA 1st row L to R: Anne Glasgow, Cathy Cook, Chris Church, Arlen Crouthers, Janet Crouthers, Mrs. Smith. 2nd row L to R: Clark Reber, Cindi Marlow, Jackie Masters, Christy Jackson, Linda LaBrier, Joy Miller, Peggy Capps. 3rd row L to R: Janie Love, Julie Miller, Gary McCabe, Tina Halbrook, David Donnell 4th row L to R: Tina Blechle, Liz Glasgow, Matt Smith, Chris Cook, Randy Walters. FOREIGN LANGUAGE 1st row L to R: Becky Roesch, Carol Quiros, Linda Tessereau, Clarice Bruss, Greg Ferguson, Greg McCreary, Larry Wigren, David Donnell, JoAnn Bova, Greg Nugent, Mrs. Albano. 2nd row L to R: KylePratte, Donna Allen, Beth Anderson, Clark Reber, Peggy Capps, Melinda Swingle, Janie Love, Kay DeGonia, Joy Miller, Michele Anderson, Frances Trammell, Jay Becquette. 3rd row L to R: David Henson, Chris Church, Chris Kopp, DeeDee Mills, Frances Scauzzo, Beth Charleville, Tonda Barks, Sandy Becker, Debbie LeMar, Laurie Ed- wards, Connie Dallas, Bill Dodson, Tim Fisher, Rob Coleman. 4th row L to R: David Tipton, Russell Haley, Jim Gregory, Scott Hogen- miller, Bill Madison, Steve Aubuchon, David Schapiro, Jean Hagan, Linda LaBrier, Debbie Murphy, Beth Schapiro, Mary Rhyneer, Missey Marler, David Mills, Neil Caldwell, Alan DeGeare, Jane Riolo. 42 COE AND FHA COE Front row (1 to r) Mr. Eyke, Lora Wood- son, Kevin Swyers, Jo Marie Scharage, Mary Sopher, Ross Neel, Chris Lindercr, Mark Williams, Jeff Propst. Second row, Karen Miller, Danny Duval, Tim Propst, Robert McClanahan, Steve Walters, David Rose, Robb Jett, Tim Hogenmil- ler, Charlene Pruneau, Chris Birks, Tony Bova, Betty Perry. Not shown-Debbie Williams. Bonnie Bieser, Bruce Cooper FHA Front row (1 to r) Janet Primo, Tina Hal- brook, Teresa Patek, Kathy Perry, 2nd row-Chris Bridges, Jane Murray, Arlen Crouthers, Penny Woodson, Mrs. Picer- alla, 3rd row-Sarah Young, Kim Camel, Sandy Ryhner, Sonja Greer, Janet Crouthers Mayor Jornagin signed the proclamation declaring National FHA “Hero” Week. 43 DEBATE First row L to R: Clarice Bruss, Peggy Capps, Michele Anderson, Cindy Schembre. Second row L to R: Cathy Cook, Nancy Hayden, Tim Dyer, Larry Wigren, Lou Ann Williams, Lynn McDaniel. Top picture: Peggy Capps and Clarice Bruss display their first place award in debate which they received at the district tourna- ment. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club was very active this year. They handled the concession stand at all home 8th and 9th grade basketball games. They also bought material for the Library. During the Spring they also enjoyed a trip to Six Flags. First row left to right: Jo-Ann Bova, Coke Albano (Pres), Jean Hagan (V. Pres.), Donna Sellman (Sec), Nancy Hayden (Trcas), Diane Trammel. 2nd row: Deby LeMar. Barb Hess, Jo-Ann Greer, Brenda Sellman. 3rd row: Mi- chele Anderson, Janie Love, Debbie Murphy. 4th row: Shelly Henson, Brid- get Duvall, Linda LaBrier, Kathy Hagan. 45 C CLUB PEP CLUB 1st row L to R: A. DeGcare, K. Swyers, P. Bone, T. Propst, L. De- Geare, B. Vaughn, J. Lalumondier, J. Ramey. 2nd row L to R: P. Hess, R. Haley, R. Schrage, F. DeRousse, C. Richardson, B. Madison, E. Buckner, J. Henson, J. Freese, C. Null, J. Mokwa, F. Schellinger- hout, W. Williams. Kneeling: C. Cook, C. Rothweiler, K. Perry, K. DeGonia, D. Allen, T. Edwards, K. Pratte, L. Edwards, B. Anderson, M. Greenfield, M. Madi- son. 1st row L to R: C. Marlow, R. Duren, M. Schwab, J. Schrage, F. DeRousse, K. Jamagin, Pres; J. Riolo, V. Pres.; K. Linderer, Sec.; D. Steppleman, Treas.; J. Primo, C. Bruss, F. Becker, B. Schapiro. 2nd row L to R: A. DeGeare, D. Vessell, C. Henson, M. Swingle, J. Love, L. McDaniel, D. Murphy, J. Bova, C. Dallas, L. Valleck, C. Quiros, d. Cooper, M. Marler, L. Tessereau, J. Jennings, S. Cissell. 3rd row L to R: B. Madison, G. Ferguson. A. Saputo, C. Whaley, B. Hess, C. So- pher, C. Winkler, J. Ramey, T. Propst, D. Wigrcn, S. Groat, S. Schlue- ter, B. Burch, D. Carr, D. Sellman. 4th row L to R: D. LeMar, S. Bec- ker, R. Neel, K. Trask, E. Cherry, R. Haley, S. Montgomery, L. Ecft- ridge, C. Hagen, J. Bond, J. Lalumondier, L. Linderer, N. Perry, T. Collier, V. Shain, D. Clark, L. Williams, T. Patek. 46 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 75—76 Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders: Beth Anderson, Kyle Pratte, Donna Allen, Kathy Perry Varsity Cheerleaders: Cathy Cook, Jane Riolo, Kay DeGonia, Cindy Rothweiler, Marilyn Madison, Marissa Greenfield, Laurie Edwards, Tammy Edwards FOOTBALL Varsity Bottom Row, kneeling, L to R: R. Haley, C. Freese, F. DeRousse, J. Freese, R. Russell, J. Ramey, J. Lalumondier, G. Groat, M. Pcterein, W. Williams. Center Row, L to R: B. Madison, G. Buckner, B. Vaughn, T. Propst, K. Swyers, C. Null, C. Evans, T. Blum, C. Richardson, D. Har- mon, L. Grass. Top Row L to R: J. Mokwa, L. Reynolds, G. Billings, A. DeGcare, S. Jackson, L. DeGeare, P. Bone, C. Birks, M. Coleman, C. Meng Junior Varsity Front Row L to R: Kent Bruss, Tye Edwards, Rick Ramsey, Todd Graham, Lance Burger, Charles Sample, Chris Meyer Second Rowr, L to R: Kurt Casey, Larry DeRousse, Richard Schroeder, Chris Freese, Brian Donnell, Maurice Mosby. Robert Nalik, Steve Aubuchon, Vince Conte Third Row, L to R: Jay Becquette, Kurt Patterson, Chris Kopp, David Henson, Scott Hogenmillcr, Mike Henson. Greg Riolo, Bill Madison, David Mills, Doug Vaughn 49 SCHEDULE 1975 Schedule Varsity Flat River Lost 20- 0 Windsor Won 20- 8 DeSoto Lost 7- 6 Festus won 14- 8 Fox Lost 7- 0 Herculaneum Lost 7- 6 Hillsboro Lost 6- 0 Northwest Lost 14- 0 St. Pius Lost 7- 6 Junior Varsity Windsor Won 36- 8 DeSoto Tie 6- 6 Festus Lost 20- 6 Fox Lost 20- 0 Herculaneum Lost 24-12 Hillsboro Won 14-12 Northwest Lost 23- 0 St. Pius Lost 16- 0 50 HARD WORK. BUT WORTH IT! The students at CCHS worked energetically during Homecoming week. The end of the week was climaxed by some of the most unique floats ever built. The theme was based on “Patriotic Quotes” commemorating our Bicenten- nial Celebration. Homecoming is a big event for everyone. 5t ir QUEEN MARISSA GREENFIELD 54 The twirlers of CCHS for 1975 are L to R—Connie Dal- las, Karen Linderer, and Tina Vance. These girls performed all home football games and marched in the annual Home- coming and Christmas Parade with the Band. We are proud and congratulate the twirlers on the fine performance they gave this year to entertain the spectators at the games. The Drum Majorette for the CCHS Marching Band is Elizabeth Glasgow. Liz marches with and conducts the band at all football games and parades. DRILL TEAM The 1975-1976 Drill Team members are kneeling L to R: Barb Watters, Clarice Bruss, Mary Beth Schwab, Cindi Marlow. Standing, Janet Primo, Rhonda Duren, Evelyn Hawkins, Flo Becker, Jo Marie Schrage. The girls practiced hours after school. These hours of long hard practice paid off during their performances at the half time shows of all home basketball games. % 55 GUYS, GALS, GANGS AND GROUPS ALL STATE AND EXECUTIVE BOARD 1st row L to R: Marilyn Madison, Peggy Capps, Lisa Lewis, Lisa Lewis-Treasurer Nancy Hayden. 2nd row, L to R: Clark Reber, Chris Liz Glasgow-Business Mgr. Church, Tim Dyer. Clark Reber-President Nancy Hayden-Secretary Beth Schapiro-Vice-President 58 CHORUS AND CHAMBER CHOIR 1st row from left to right: Debbie Wigren, Sandy Cissell, Cathy Henson,Cindy Schembre. Melinda Weingle, Suzy Groat, Peggy Capps, Francis Moser, Brian Donnell, David Schapiro, Tim Dyer, Clark Reber, Steve Dyer, Butch Nahlik, Kevin Patek, Lisa Lewis, Beth Anderson, Julie Jennings. Lynn Linderer, Nancy Hayden. 2nd row from left to right: Missy Marler, Chris Kavlick, Anne Glasgow, Cathy Cook, Jacqui Bond, Liz Glasgow, David Henson, Chris Kopp, John Ramey, Brad Vaughn, Chris Church, John Freese, Tim Blum, Chris Freese, Brian Hayes, Greg Stites, Marilyn Madison, Jane Riolo, Sandy Montgomery, Florence Becker, Kay Jamigan. 3rd row from left to right: Lou Ann Williams, Lynn McDaniel, Tina Blechle.Barb Hess, Joy Miller, Mike Henson, Gary McCabe, Greg Riolo, Bruce King, Todd Graham, Steve Kozal, Jay Becquette, Bill Dodson, Mike Sweeney, David Mills, Tye Edwards, Kenny Gebhardt, Cathy Hagan, Paula Pittman, Pam Holeton, Arlen Crouthers, Janet Crouthers, 4th row from left to right: Lori Leftridge, Geraldine Casey, Theresa Patek, Cindy Marlow, Kelly Gibson, Lori Miller, Tammy Carter, Mary Rhyneer, Mary Johnson, Debbie Murphy, Carla Sopher, Tina Holbrook, Sissy Hawkins, Candy Whaley, Donna Clark, Jackie Masters, Connie Winkler, Angie Saputo, Vanessa Johnson. 1st row from left to right: Julie Jennings, Clark Reber, Peggy Capps, Tim Dyer, Lisa Lewis, John Freese, Cathy Cook. 2nd row from left to right: Chris Freese, Liz Glas- gow, Chris Church, Marilyn Madison, Steve Dyer, Cindy Schembre, Brian Donnell, Nancy Hayden Acc: Beth Schapiro 59 GIRLS ENSEMBLE CHOIR First row L to R: Sandy Cissell, Suzy Groat, Cathy Henson, Melinda Swingle, Cindy Schembre, Peggy Capps, Lisa Lewis, Lynn Linderer, Paula Pittman, Nancy Hayden. Second row L to R: Anne Glasgow, Cathy Cook, Jacqui Bond, Liz Glasgow, Jane Riolo, Florence Becker, Beth Anderson, Marilyn Madison. Acc: Beth Schapiro. First row L to R: Cindy Schembre, Steve Dyer, Julie Jennings, Tim Dyer, Peggy Capps, Clark Reber, Lisa Lewis, Cathy Cook. Second row: Tim Blum, Florence Becker, Chris Kopp, Liz Glasgow, Chris Freese, Jane Riolo, Chris Church, Melinda Swingle, John Freese, Marilyn Madison. Third row: Brian Hayes, Sandy Cissell, Lynn Linderer, David Schapiro, Jacqui Bond, Butch Nahlik, Nancy Hayden, Brian Donnell, Anne Glasgow, John Ramey. Fourth row: David Hen- son, Brad Vaughn, Suzy Groat, Greg Stites, Cathy Henson, Sandy Montgomery, Kevin Patek, Chris Kavelick, Francis Moser, Beth Ander- son. Acc: Beth Schapiro. 60 SENIOR BAND First row: Frances Scauzzo, Linda LaBrier, Jane Riolo, Clarice Bruss, Beth Schapiro, Suzy Groat, Michele Anderson, Liz Glasgow, Julie Tull. Sec- ond row: Carol Quiros, Karen Gregory, Florence Becker, Debbie Spain, David Rose, Debbie Wigren, Jacqui Bond, Mary Beth Schwab, Joy Miller, Cathy Henson, Kathy Perry, Vanessa Johnson, Donna Allen. Third row: Lynn McDaniel, Donna Clark, Sandy Montgomery, Jackie Masters, Karen Linderer, David Donnell, Nancy Hayden, Cindy Schembre, Chris Kopp, Cathy Cook, Bill Madison, David Mills, Todd Graham, Anne Glasgow, Tine Blechle, Beth Anderson, Peggy Capps, Linda Tesereau, Lisa Lewis, Jean Hagan. Fourth row: David Schapiro, Vince Conte, Tim Blum, Pat Bone, Phil Hess, Greg McCreary, Tim Dyer, Jim Gregory, Brian Donnell, John Freese, Kathy DeRousse, Kent Bruss, Scott McCreary, Butch Nahlik, Steve Dyer, Kevin Portell, Scott Hogenmiller, Tammy Collier, Jay Maze, Kirk Cayce, Don Sweet. Standing: Mike Hulme, Terry Sellman, Chris Freese, Kyle Pratte, Steve Kozal, Chris Cook, Chris Church, David Henson. 61 Row 1, seated, L to R: Brian Donnell, Freshman Representative, Donna Allen, Sophomore Representative, Clarice Bruss, Junior Representative, Karen Gregory, Senior Representative. Row 2, standing, L to R: Mr. Sherman, Director, Liz Glasgow, Drum Majorette, Treasurer, Greg McCreary, President, Vanessa Johnson, Secretary, Karen Linderer, Twirler Representative. Not pictured, Phil Hess, Vice President. 62 CADET BAND AND DISTRICT CONTEST First row, L to R: Chris Meyer, Mary Johnson, Tonda Barks, Barb Hess, Lynn Lind- erer, Cathy Hagan, Deby LeMar, Shelly Henson. Second row, L to R: Jay Bcquette, Bill Dodson, Paula Pittman, Nancy Perry, Christy Jackson, Greg Riolo, Brad Stites, Mr. Sherman, Shane Adams, Sandy Becker, and John Garrett At left is Cathy Cook, who received a I rating at District Music Contest on her saxo- phone solo. Beth Schapiro recieved a I rating on her piano solo. At lower left is Anne Glasgow and Beth Anderson, sophomores and Linda Tessereau and Peggy Capps, ju- niors. They received a I rating on their French Horn Quartet at Hillsboro. At lower left is Lisa Lewis, Clark Reber, and Cathy Cook. They received I ratings at District level in vocal Solos. 63 64 The 1975 Homettes, under the direction of Coach Linda Jean Schultz, finished another successful season, taking first in county and second in district. Varsity, L to R standing: Kay DeGonia, Julie Jennings, Missy Marler, Tammy Adams (Captain), Na Spicer, Mrs. Schultz, Coach. L. to R kneeling: Debbie Cooper, Tina Vance, Cindy Rothweiler, Doris Downs. Jr. Varsity, L to R Back: Vanissa Johnson (Captain), Bridget Duvall, Tina Sheppard, Debbie Murphy, Kathy Hagan, Sandy Mont- gomery, Lori Leftridge, Coach Schultz. L to R front: Sandy Yeagar, Janet Hopkins, Candy Whaley, Lynn Linderer, Suzy Groat. 65 GIRLS BASKETBALL The 1975-1976 Girl’s Basketball team had a very successful season this year. It has been 30 years since Crystal City has had a girl’s bas- ketball team. The team consisted of 12 girls who devoted time to make this season a successful one. The team members are: L to R: Lynn McDaniel, Jane Riolo, Connie Dallas, Becky Roesch, Dee Dee Mills, Lou Ann Williams, Coach Pauline Gruber, Vanessa Johnson, Tammy Adams, Debbie Murphy, Nancy Hayden, Coke Albano, Don- na Steppleman, and team manager Barb Hess. Crystal City . . 39-16 ... Crystal City . . 40-31 ... Crystal City . . 28 - 32 ... Crystal City . . 43-25 ... Crystal City . . 25 -22 ... Crystal City . . 20-32 ... Regional Tournament Crystal City . . 24 -22 ... St. Pius Crystal City . . 28-48 ... 67 68 -CONFIDENCE The 1976 Girl’s Track Team consisted of (from left to right, above) kneeling, Theresa Patek, Donna Steppleman, Tammy Adams, Missy Marler, Tina Blechle, Candy Whaley, Debbie Murphy, Jane Riolo, Susie Groat. Second row, Shiela Henson, Dee Dee Mills, Becky Roesch, Kay Jarnagin, Sandy Montgomery, Linda Tessereau, Cathy Hagan, Coke Albano, Donna Allen, and Sandy Yeager. Not Pictured Julie Jennings. The track team had some fine workers and a fine Coach, Mrs. Jean Schultz. Throughout the season, hard work and plenty of practice kept the team going. The picture to the left shows Tammy Adams throwing the shot for a possible record. The five girls pictured above all qualified for the state track meet held at Lebanon, MO 69 1975-76 GYMNASTICS TEAM 1st row from left to right: Candy Whaley, Cindy Roth- weiler, Nancy Perry, Laurie Edwards, Tammy Edwards. 2nd row from left to right: Cathy Cook, Suzy Groat, Donna Allen, Kay DeGonia, Kathy Perry 3rd row from left to right: Coach Jean Schultz, Sandy Mont- gomery, Beth Schapiro, Donna Scllman, Kyle Prattc, Cathy Henson, Beth Anderson. Not Pictured, Tina Vance and Na Spicer. BASKETBALL Left to right. 1st row-Chris Freese, Charles Sample, Frankie DeRous- se, Brian Hayes, David Tipton, Kenny Riney, Student Manager. 3rd row-Mr. Herbert, Coach, Bill Madison, Scott Hoganmiller, Steve Jackson. David Henson, Danny Nausley, Greg Riolo. FRESHMAN Left to right. 1st row-Terry Sel- man, Butch Nahlik, Mark Albano, Todd Graham, Buddy DcRousse, Brian Donnell, Brad Stites Stu- dent Manager. 2nd row-John Yeager, Jay Bequette, Mike Hen- son, Steve Kozal, Maurice Mosby, David Mills, Mr. Bowden, Coach. VARSITY BASKETBALL 73 BASKETBALL 74 BASEBALL Some of the Crystal City Hornet baseball players are shown with some The baseball team for 1976 was: First row, Lance Burger, Greg Riolo, of their baseball skills: fielding, pitching, batting, and stealing. Butch Nahlik, Chris Freese, John Ramey, John Freese, Steve Au- buchon, David Tipton, Richard Schroder. Second row. Bill Madison, Scott Hogenmiller, Pat Bone, David Mills, Jay Bequette, David Coop- er, Ross Neel, Bryan Hayes, Jim Gregory. Not pictured, Charles Sam- ple. 75 76 BOY’S TRACK Varsity and Jr. Varsity Track Kneeling L to R: D. Blechle, T. Graham, S. Dyer, R. Ramsey, G. Nu- gent, V. Conte. Standing L to R: D. Rose, D. Shapiro, F. Moser, L. Wigren, M. Peterein, F. Schellingerhout, M. Coleman. Last row L to R; T. Sellman, D. Crannick, D. Moser, M. Henson, A. DeGeare, C. Kopp, B. Vaughn, J. Charleville, C. Church, D. Henson. State Track To qualify for the State track meet, these men had to place either first or second in the District track meet. They are: First row, T. Sellman, B. Vaughn, L. Wigren, M. Peterein, and D. Henson. Second row, A. DeGeare, F. Schellingerhout, M. Coleman. 77 PUBLICATIONS The 1976 Publications class, under the direction of Rodney Mills, is responsible for producing the school yearbook, The Crystalite, and to publish a monthly school newspaper, The Mirror. The Pub- lications class also functions as a public relation between the school and the com- munity. Members of the Publications class are: Marilyn Madison, Marissa Greenfield, Coke Albano, (asst, yearbook editor), Rhonda Duren, Debby Vessell, Melinda Swingle, Donna Steppleman, (newspaper editor), Karen Gregory, (asst, news- paper editor), Linda LaBrier, Sharon Roesch, Debbie Williams, Janie Love, (yearbook editor), Nancy Hayden, (photographer), Jo-Ann Greer, (lay-out editor), Phil Hess, Greg Ferguson, John Siracusa, and Greg Stites. 78 SENIOR PLAY A play seems so much better when you are acquainted with the people involved. You might even find an idol among these amateur, yet de- lightful actors. The 1976 Senior play was “Here Come the Brides,” under the direction of Mrs. Pat Smith and student director Phil Hess. The cast in- cluded the following: The happenings occur on a sunny summer afternoon. To express the plot briefly, “One young man takes advantage of one rich uncle.” Jimmy Took, a young bachelor, is receiving checks from his rich uncle. These checks sup- port his non-existent bride and himself. Uncle Dan arrives to meet this “bride” and present her with a check. Through crossed wires, three imitation brides appear-two of them—men dressed as women and the other Jimmy’s sweet- heart, Madge. Clark Reber Greg McCreary Linda LaBrier Liz Glasgow Russell Haley Marilyn Madison Don Sweet Coke Albano Karen Loesch Debbie Williams Donna Steppleman Jimmy Took Bill Thompson Aunt Ellen Thompson Madge Burns Uncle Dan Peggy Westfield Mr. Oswald McDaniel Mrs. Duvalle Smythe Bubbles Duvalle Lady Macbeth 82 THE LAND OF OZ 83 The 1976 Junior-Senior Prom, Land of Oz, was the end result of hard work by the Juniors. The hopes of the Ju- nior class were to construct a Prom in honor of the grad- uating Seniors. Freshmen serving food at the Prom depicted charac- ters from Oz. They are pictured below from left to right. Farmer Steve Kozal, Munch kin Sandy Becker, Cowardly Lion Christy Jackson, another munchkin Nancy Perry, Farmhand Steve Dyer Tin Man Sandy Montgomery, Scarecrow Cathy Hagan, and Farmhand Shane Adams. Pictured at the right is Janie Love receiving her crown from Retiring Queen Linda Graham. 84 AND JANIE IS QUEEN . . . The highlight of the 1976 Junior- Senior Prom was the crowning of the queen. Janie Love became queen of the Land of Oz. She was escorted by Tim Blum. Janie was presented with ruby slippers from Oz by Tina Vance, the Good Witch. Other candidates and their escorts in the court were Melinda Swingle and Rick Smock, Liz Glasgow and Eugene Buckner, Tammy Adams and Terry Stewart, and Retiring Queen Linda Graham and Ronnie Rayburn. The annual Honors Day Program was held on Friday, May 21, 1976. Michele Anderson, captur- ing sixteen awards, led a host of honorees. This day is set aside to honor the outstanding students of Crystal City High School. The awards included such things as academic awards, scholar- ships, and athletic awards. Parents and friends were invited to attend. Pictured above (top) are Michele Anderson, Vale dictorian, and Jo-Ann Greer, Salutatorian, re- ceiving their respective awards from Mr. Foushee. (Middle) Janie Love is shown receiving the Sec- retarial Award from Mrs. Gruber (Bottom) Mrs. Jennings presenting Greg Mc- Creary with the Tuesday Music Club award. 86 id b 1 nr— Pictured above from left to right are Alan DeGeare recieving the Bob Abernathy Award from Miss Carol Abernathy. Greg Ferguson presenting the Student Council Gift to the Mr. Foushee. Alan DeGeare and Kevin Swyers are presenting re- tiring Coach Popp with a rod and reel from the T’ Club. Debby Vessell recieving the Optimist Club Scholarship. Shar- on Roesch and Eugene Cherry are presented with the Arvel Popp Physical Education Awards. 87 In the above pictures, Tammy Adams is shown receiving the School Athletic Award-Girl from Mrs. Jean Schultz. From left to right, Russell Haley received the Jefferson R-7 Scholarship from Mr. Neavill and Mrs. Bohncrt. Eugene Cherry was the recipient of the Edward Rapp award presented by Mr. Be- quette. Donna Steppleman is shown receiving the National Honor Society Scholarship from Mr. Gagnepain. Liz Glasgow received the John Philip Sousa Award which was presented by Mr. Sherman. On Friday, May 28, 1976, the Grad- uation ceremony was held for the Senior Class. Pomp and Circumstance played as candidates for graduation marched in- to the gymnasium. Presentation of the Class of 76 was made by Mr. Kenneth Foushec and dip- lomas were received from Mr. James Graham. Michele Anderson, Valedictorian, gave a very inspiring speech on the re- sponsibility of each person to accept learning and education and to pass our knowledge on to others. Jo-Ann Greer, Salutatorian, Spoke on personal and individual goals that each of us should set for ourselves and strive to attain. The completion of our high school years indicates to us all that the world is a big and wonderful place and just waiting for each of us to challenge it. 90 TIME RUNS OUT . . . Putting a yearbook together is quite an experience. Over the years I have shared this experience with some great kids. Since this probably the last CRYSTALITE that I will sponsor, I am taking this space to pay tribute to the 1976 staff. You should know that there would be no yearbook without the hard work and dedication of Jo Ann Greer, Coke Albano, Linda LaBrier, Nancy Hayden, Donna Steppleman, and Janie Love. A special tribute to the Mirror editor, the magnificent Donna Steppleman. GOOD LUCK 76. Nancy says farewell to a friend. 9? CRYSTAL CITY DRIVE-IN BANK TRUMAN BLVD. MOTOR BANK Crystal City, Mo. DORSEY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 108 Mississippi Ave. Crystal City, Mo. SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Food Paper Items Supplies for JEFFERSON COUNTY’S PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Drive-Ins Restaurants Schools Institutions 1101 Vine Street Festus, Mo. QUALITY CLEANERS Tony’s Barber Shop Reiner’s Market Rotary Drilling Supply Crystal City Feed Doctor's Optical Werner Bros. Roofing Kohler City Market Jane’s Beauty Shop Franke’s—Buick, Pontiac, GMC Inc. William A. Spradling Real Estate LaVon Ceramics Taylor Fabric House Hair em' Room Doctor Franke LAUNDRY 206 Main St. John Vaughn Festus, Mo. Jim Edrich Standard Service 937-4244 L. D. Compton Construction Co. Dimension Tool and Machine Co. Gerald’s Mens Wear, Inc. Politte Funeral Home CRYSTAL VILLAGE PHARMACY Crystal City Your Health Headquarters Festus Herculaneum Millard Randoll, Ph.G. Prop. 24 Hour Ambulance Service 937-2505 Experienced Drivers 937-3631 937-4444 Crystal City, Mo. 94 LUCAS AUTO SALES AND SERVICE 207 S. Mill St. Festus, Mo. 937-5413 Dodge Dodge Trucks American School of Cosmetology 108a Main St. Festus, Missouri Phone 937-5960 95 INSURANCE INVESTMENTS KEN PATTERSON 937-5583 Office 1215 Truman Blvd. Crystal City, Mo. 63019 937-3737 Wm. Mooney, Owner Installation Service Repairs Distributor of Electromode Heating fittttg Rabiator SCHRAGE ELECTRIC SERVICE Hwy. 61-67 At 10th Street Crystal City, Missouri 63019 Electrical Contractors 311 Taylor Ave. Crystal City, Mo. New, Used, and Rebuilt Robert Schrage Radiators since 1951 Phone: 937-3968 TRI-CITY HARDWARE COMPANY TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 529 BAILEY ROAD CRYSTAL CITY, MO 63019 937-2600 “Specks” Bill LaBrier LaBrier POGOLINO’S CRYSTAL AUTO BODY 29 E. Main Festus, Mo. Free Estimates Route 4 P. 0. Box 335 Festus, Missouri Carryouts 937-4057 937-6600 Compliments Congratulations of to the Class of ’76 GOVERO OIL COMPANY MCDONALDS 100 Twin City Mall TT Hiway Crystal City, Mo. 98 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! Co-Ed Garment Co. Lucas Airport Rd. 937-4676 Monuments JAMES R. CADY MORTUARY Funeral Service Phone 937-3677 609 Highway 61 Crystal City (Festus), Mo. DUNN’S SPORTING GOODS Hwy. 61 67 479-4240 100 P. N. HIRSCH 937-8501 TWIN CITY MALL @ uss Agri-Chemicals Division of United States Steel Corporation P.O. BOX 140 CRYSTAL CITY, MISSOURI 63019 101 Thunderbird Lanes WEHNER’S Awards and Trophies Hwy 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. 63019 937-7175 Phone (314)—937-3829 Your Family Recreation Center Congratulations to the Class of “76” 409 Edgewood Lane Festus, Mo. 63028 Art Wehner Russo Pharmacy STOPLIGHT RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN 915 Station Street Herculaneum, Mo. Phone 479-5215 500 Bailey Rd. 937-5471 102 COST PLUS AUDIO AT CO$T PLUS AUDIO it is our philosophy and intent “to fulfill a long neglected need for an audio specialist in Jefferson County.” We do this by displaying and demonstrating a large selection of audio equipment and accessories for both car and home. We provide our clientele with information and services keeping them abreast of the latest developments within the audio field—a continuing interest in their audio needs—Also by selling and operating audio lines at cost plus figured from our wholesale, low overhead, and a modest profit—thus enabling us to have prices competitive with or far below those “ST. LOUIS giants” CO$T PLUS AUDIO is growing to fill your needs—stop by or call and tell us which audio lines interest you—we exist solely to serve you. COST PLUS AUDIO, the stereo saving place is at 911 Truman Boulevard, Crystal City, MO. We are open 11 to 9 on weekdays and 9 to 6 on Saturday. Phone number—937-5121 Bill Thomure 937-5366 Bob Thomure 937-2331 THOMURE’S AUTOMOTIVE 937-8102 Crystal Heights Rd. Rural Rt. 4 Box 102x Festus, Mo. 63019 LAIBEN REALTY 205 HI WAY 67 CRYSTAL CITY PHONE: 937-2776 ROTH Automotive, Inc. Highway 61-67 Crystal City, MO. Parts and Supplies for All Makes of Cars Machine Shop Service 937-3672 937-4004 JEFFERSON COUNTY HOME CENTER HWY 61 AT SCENIC DR. HERCULANEUM MO. 63048 F. W. Harter Elmo Blum S S Kawasaki Twin City Honda Tom Tucker Inc. Fults Flourists Tom’s Cove Twin City Animal Hospital Montgomery Ward Cook’s Fish Bowl Clark’s Barber Shop Lucas Auto Sales Bessand Auto Store Highway Zepher Stylette Beauty Shop Patrons of the Year Book Dr. Cayse Dr. Lane Dr. Rehm Dr. Bai Dr. Weible Dr. Ortman Dr. Glasgow Dr. Verzola Dr. Kister Dr. Ruishhoff Cecil Elizabeth Partnee RIVER CEMENT CO. BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 76 105 Commerce Bank Of Festus BANK FACILITY 101 Main Street 2nd and Walnut 106 DONALD M. BAUER INSURANCE AGENCY ROUSSIN SHEET METAL Internationa P. 0. BOX 159 IMPERIAL, MO 63052 “DON BAUER” 467-6111 HOLDINGHAUSEN DR. CRYSTAL CITY, MO Phone 937-6527 WAGNER VINYARD OPTICAL CO. FRANK WAGNER OPTICIAN FUNERAL HOME 616 W. MAIN Festus, MO 101 Mississippi Crystal City, MO 937-9191 937-4646 3543 Ritz Center Mehlville, MO Hi-Way 61-67 487-1212 Pevely, Mo. 107 TUGGIE’S SPORTING GOODS ELFRANK If it’s for sports, we have it. AUTO REPAIR Check with us before you James Elfrank buy. We know we can give you the best deal. P. 0. Box 182 Palliet St. Over 25 years. Festus, Missouri Phone 937-5688 Phone 937-3230 216 Main Festus, Mo. STATE FARM DAN’S INSURANCE AUTO TOP ENTERPRISES Harold E. McFerron 208 Main Street COMPLETE AUTO, BOAT AIRCRAFT COMMERCIAL UPHOLSTERING VANS VAN SUPPLIES Festus, Missouri DAN SHORT BUS. 937-4006 HOME 937-7107 Phone: Bus. 937-2929 NO. 2 CAVE INDUSTRIAL DR. Res. 937-4382 CRYSTAL CITY, MO. 108 DOW CHEMICAL, U.S.A. Congratulations to the Class of “76’ Riverside Plant Pevely, Missouri CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 ST. JOE MINERALS CORPORATION Main Street Herculaneum, Mo. 479-5311 Shapiro Brothers, Inc. Ninth and Delmar Street Festus, Mo. 937-9185 Iron and Scrap Metal Compliments of WAYNE TRASK Moving Storage Inc. Local and Long Distance Moving in Sanitized Vans. Agent—United Vans 937-2800 296-2070 Compliments Of PAGANO’S MARKET ADVENTURE CYCLE SHOP Suzuki Sales—Service Hwy 61-67 Festus, Missouri Gus Beffa—Mgr. 937-8164 Metal Buildings GOODWIN BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION General Contractors 937-6084 Festus, Mo. Steel Fabrication 112 (0 g phrrs photography ocassions THE UPHOLSTERY HOUSE portraits commercial wedding and schools 114 South Second St. Festus, Missouri 63028 Highest Quality Furniture Upholstery Studio Phone—937-8622 Award Winning Photography Seven N. 6th Street Festus, Mo. 937-8590 For Fashion and Quality Shop GOLDE’S DEPT. STORE Twin City Mall Truman Blvd. Crystal City, Mo. 937-3601 SMITH JEWELERS Keepsake Diamonds Bridal Registry Wedding Invitations China Crystal Silver Open Daily 9:30 a.m.—9:30 p.m. 37 Main St. Festus, Mo. 113 “OPEN 7 DAYS” THEODORO’S RESTAURANT TWIN CITY POWER EQUIPMENT Fine Food Since 1918” PRIVATE BANQUET FACILITIES AT THEIR BEST Service All Makes—Parts Available Tool Rental 530 Bailey Road Crystal City, MO. PHONE: 937-3118 Hwy 61-67 Phone—937-8969 GLAZE WELDING AND FABRICATING John Cope’s FESTUS FLOWER GIFT SHOPPE Flowers Gifts Pevely, Missouri For All Occasions Phone: 479-5408 229 Main Street Festus, Missouri 63028 114 GENE HARTER, CO. THE YARN CENTER 9th Delmar 304 Bailey Rd. Crystal City, Mo. Festus, Mo. 937-2034 Phone—937-3613 Cuality Yarns for Ouality Garments Repairs, Remodels Installations Art, Needle work, Patterns, Accessories, Instructions Downings Mill St. Market 500 North Mill Festus, Mo. Open 7 days free delivery Phone: 937-5431 DECKER FLORIST decker HoTlot 202 Main St. Festus, Missouri ns P.P.G. INDUSTRIES, INC. Works Nine Crystal City, Missouri CRYSTAL CITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 106 Bailey Rd. Crystal City, Mo. 63019 BRAUN’S AQUA BARN Tropical Marine Fish Aquarium Supplies Exotic Birds • Reptiles and Rodents Phone: 937-4584 V a mile: Highway CC off Highway 67 DIX SHOE OUTLET Name brand shoes At closed out prices Highway 61-67 Barnhart, Mo. Phone: 467-5465 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Crystal City, Missouri Tires—Batteries—Gasoline Automotive Service Appliances Television Houseware Paint Sporting Goods Mower Tillers Hardware FESTUS FLYING SERVICE INC. Aircraft—Charter Passenger—Freight 24 Hour Service Festus, Missouri 63028 Rt. 4 Box 84 Phone: 314 937-2228 E B ELECTRONICS 207 Main St. Festus, Missouri 937-2812 TfNiTH Sales Service RAY ROSE STUDIO 409 Bailey Rd. Crystal City, Mo. 937-2500 “Photographer to the Stars” Your Official PHOTOGRAPHER r TWIN GABLE iC' C v GROCERY AND MOBILE HOME COURT Rt. 1, Box 40 E D Festus, Missouri STYLE AND BRIDAL 937-6957 SHOP Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Goureau Main Street Festus, Missouri 119 COMPLIMENTS OF FOR ALL YOUR OFFICE NEEDS COME TO PRATTES PHARMACY ALEXANDER OFFICE SUPPLY 937-3616 Prompt Professional Service 116 Walnut, Festus, MO. 937-8121 1222 Hwy 61-67 Truman Blvd. Crystal City OPEN DAILY CRYSTAL BURGER DRIVE-IN TWIN CITY DRUG 937-6980 115 Mississippi Ave. Crystal City, Missouri 2100 Highway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. 63019 Phone: 937-6001 120 MACLAY CONCRETE JOE PICARELLA T.V. Ready-Mixed Concrete Blocks—Concrete and Haydite Precast Items Parking Curbs Indiana Limestone 306 BAILY RD. CRYSTAL CITY, MO. 63019 Highway 61-67 937-2900 937-6701 jlelfeAion Countu Crystal Heating Cooling Service, Inc. 3 locations to serve you U CU I Bank Crystal City Arnold Bonne Terre TRUST COMPANY Laurel Moore President HILLSBORO, MISSOURI 63050 789-3306 296-5695 Member BANKING F.D.I.C. Since 1911 121 Gmrit Citu KNOWN FOR VALUES . .two easy ways to “Charge-it” at TWIN CITY MALL-HWY. 61-67 CRYSTAL CITY VOGUE DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 6th Street Hwy. 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. 937-8860 the st. . KBMk .Otti gk Owned and Operated by Sonny and Ann Winston 937-4667 223 Main St,—Festus, Mo. glasco H and R Jack AUTO SALES ELECTRIC Cummings COMPANY Manager We Buy, Sell, or Trade Jefferson County Division USED CAW GOOD WISHES All Makes of Compliments of Used Cars and Truck Glasco Electric 1108 Hwy 61-67 CRYSTAL CITY, MO. Co. Telephone: Hwy. 61-67 North 937-7630 Festus, Mo. 63028 937-9662 Don Hudson John Ramey OWNERS 123 Compliments of Sam Ogle Chrysler Plymouth HWY 61-67 6th Street 937-3100 Quonset Inn Lanes High School Bowlers Special Rates Senior Citizens League Men’s Day League U.S. Highway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. 937-2118 Diamonds Watches Adolph Jewelry The Store With Youth in Mind 513 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. 937-5017 Engravings Repairs “Brands You Know” At “Prices You Like” Dustin’s 201 Main St. Festus, Mo. State Farm Insurance Robert J. Graham Don Golterman 106 S. Second Festus, Mo. 125 Going or Coming? . . . You Have It All at Reber Travel Suite 208 Commerce Bank, Festus, Mo. Dial 314 937-3070 Country Kitchens Pevely, Mo. Highway Z 55 479-3113 Vanity Footwear 212 Main St. Festus, Mo. 63028 126 Gannons Market 600 Sunshine Drive Festus MO Congratulations To Class of “76” Stoplight Fruit Market J J Thanks to Motors Everyone Helping Me Wend My Body Work Way Through My Expert Painting School Career at The Crystal City 20 Jefferson Schools. 937-6658 Marilyn Madison 127 Congratulations To Class of “76” Jack Jill Shop Knights Of Columbus 106 Main Street 1230 Festus, Missouri 937-3873 Crystal City, Mo. Bobs Mobil Russo Rexall Service Pharmacy 400 Bally Rd. 1 Station Street Crystal City, Mo. Herculaneum, Mo. Robert Musgraves 63048 128 Congratulations to the Class of “76” Mac’s IGA 335 Bailey Rd. Crystal City, Mo. Texaco Motor Company Oldsmobile 4 1004 Highway 67 Phone:937-6177 Crystal City, Mo. Home Phone: 937-3791 Photo Grey Lenses Contact Mod Wires Lenses Fashions Frames Look Optics 214 Main St. Festus Phone 937-3130 Plastic Lenses Industrial Safety Glasses Dr. Rutledge 130