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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

1982 CRYSTALITE VOLUME 31 CRYSTAL CITY HIGH SCHOOL CRYSTAL CITY, MISSOURI THE CRYSTALITE HONORS Mrs. Delores Dixon The yearbook staff this year wishes to dedicate the yearbook to the woman who has kept our school running for many years: Mrs. Delores Dixon, secretary to the principal. Mrs. Dixon lives in Crystal City with her husband. Paul, who is employed at P. P. G. They have a daughter. Kathy, who graduated from CCHS in 1964, and lives in Crystal City with her husband. They also have three grandchildren. James. Sara, and Jenny. Before coming to the Crystal City School System. Mrs. Dixon was secretary to the Prosecuting Attorney of Franklin County. Deputy Circuit Clerk of Franklin County, and conducted vision and hearing tests for the Jefferson County Flealth Department. She began working for the Crystal City School System in the fall of 1962. when she worked at the grade school under the principal. Jerry Ryan. She worked at the grade school for two years and then moved to the high school. Since then, she has worked under five different principals: Mr. Rapp. Mr. Maze. Mr. Foushee. Mr. Bowles, and Mr. Papadakos. Mrs. Dixon enjoys sewing, making clothes for her grandchildren, and is interested in antiques. Upon retirement. Mrs. Dixon looks forward to traveling and being able to have more time to pursue her other interests. Thank you. Mrs. Dixon, for all your help and good luck from the Crystal City School System and its students. EDITOR’S MESSAGE 0 Andrea Oder-Collier. Editor Dear Friends. I would like to say that I have tried my best to make this the best yearbook ever. Barring all darkroom, staff, and or time problems, I feel that I have accomplished just that. It is my hope that you appreciate and like this book. There have been a few people who have worked many hours producing it. May all of you have a good yearl Sincerely, Cck, - Co'C(jlc He Andrea Oder-Collier Yearbook Editor June 10. 1982 3 THE YEARBOOK STAFF Mr. Stone. Advisor. I Cheryl Cohoon, Newspaper Editor. Photographs byi James Stone. Melissa Miller, Terri Kennedy, Jeff Williams, Ginger Axley, Jeff Church. Scott Wagner. Crystal Image. Robin Duren, Assistant Yearbook) Andrea Collier. Yearbook Editor. Robynne Anderson. Photography Editori Jeff Church, Darkroom Technician) Melissa Miller. Photographer. 4 4 Jeff Williams and Brenda Roesch, Copy Editors) Paul Eisenbeis. Lay-Out Editor. THE PUBLICATIONS STAFF Bottom Row: Cheryl Cohoon, Beth Perry, Jeff Church. Jeff Williams. Scott Wagner. Paul Eisenbeis. Middle Row: Andrea Collier. Jill Johnston. Tami Fortney. Terri Kennedy. Robynne Anderson. Top Row: Brenda Roesch. Robin Duren, Melissa Miller. Not Pictured: Ginger Axley. Business Manager. 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration - Dreams of Guidance ............ 7 Sports - Dreams of Winning .................... 17 Activities - Dreams of Accomplishment ......... 45 Organizations - Dreams of Accomplishment ...... 61 Junior High - Earliest Dreams ................. 75 Freshmen - The Dream Begins to Grow ........... 91 Sophomores - The Dream Begins to Grow ......... 97 Juniors - Dreaming of the Future ............. 103 Seniors - Realization of Our Dreams .......... 109 WORSTS 3L0 [M 6 ADMINIS Mr. James Maze. Superintendent. SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. Dave Null. Mr. Kenneth Evans. Mrs. Barbara Johnston. Mr. Dick Perry. Mrs. Mary Flo Schunks. Secretary. Mrs. Diana Tipton. Secretary. TRATION Mr. James Maze. Mrs. Grace Trautwein. Mr. James Graham. Mr. Henry Bryant. Mr. Roger Papadakos. Principal. Office workers: Paul Eisenbeis. Pam Axley. Jill Johnston. Dana Hampton. Tami Fortney. Kim Paul. Not Pictured: Jeff Williams. Mrs. Delores Dixon. Secretary. 9 COUNSELOR Woody Gagnepain, High school Counselor, conducts the Career Awareness program which prepares students for life after school and throughout their college years. He is also a bus chaperone for pep club and the debate coach. Mr. G. met with groups of Freshmen this year to discuss their future plans and to help them line out their classes for their remaining years in high school. He gave Sophomores an interest test. This test helped to match up student interest and personality with different fields in the job market. Early in the fall Mr. Gagnepain gave the Juniors a P. S. A. T. test. This enables the Juniors to compare themselves with other high school juniors who plan on attending college. The test also qualified them for the National Merit Scholarship Program. The Seniors this year looked to Mr. Gagnepain for his help and in their search for the right college or university. He tried to meet with each senior and find out what their plans were and do what he could to help them. Mr. G. also does numerous other things throughout the year to aid the students with their problems. Mr. F. J. Gagnepain. Counselor. 10 Mr. Gagnepain scheduling students for next year. The Counselor Office Workers for 1981-82 school season were Andrea Collier. Melissa Miller. Brenda Roesch, Kim Seabaugh. Terri Kennedy. Robin Wilson, Donna Flynn, Robin Duren. and Kathy Herbert. CUSTODIANS CAFETERIA Cafeteria Worker : Mr . Carr and Mr . LaBrot. Custodian: Mr. Waymire. The custodians and cafeteria workers are some of the people who help make our school run more smoothly and also look alot neater. The cafeteria workers try their best to make the students’ lunch period run smoother and faster. The custodians help keep the inside of the building clean, the actual building clean, and also the area around our school looking nice. Thanks to all of these workers for such a fine jobl Custodian: Donnie Vogt. FACULTY 12 Mrs. Patricia Oetting. Foreign Language. Mr. Greg Coffey. Social Studies. Left: Mr. Donald Hosutt. Social Studies and Science. Right: Mrs. Clara Jo Picarella. Home Economics. Left: Mr. Dodson. Industrial Arts. Right: Mr. Smith. Science. Left: Mrs. Gruber. Business. Right: Mr. Sherman. Instrumental Music. Left: Mr. Egbert. Vocal Music. Right: Mr. Dyer. Librarian. Miss Roth. Business. 15 SPORTS 17 I VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Standing: Debbie Alleni Lisa Propst. Captain� Dana Hamptoni Sandy Cohoon� and Laura Jordan. Top: Jill Johnston, Co-Captain� and Brenda Roesch. The varsity cheerleaders were very active this year. During the summer they attended a camp at Missouri Valley College. Marshall. Missouri. While at camp they won a Spirit Stick and brought home a superior blue ribbon. The cheerleaders also had many pep assemblies during the year to support the athletic events at C. C. H. S. They went on trips with the boys varsity basketball team to Poplar Bluff. Giedon. and to the state championship at Columbia. To go on these trips the girls raised money just as they did to go to camp. Overall, the cheerleaders had a good season and really enjoyed themselves. Above: Varsity cheerleaders cheer the Hornets on to state. Left: Brenda and Debbie in the middle of a pep assembly skit. J. V. CHEERLEADERS The junior varsity cheerleaders of 1981-82 went to camp at Missouri Valley College in Marshall. MO. They received a superior blue ribbon to bring home and shared in bringing home a Spirit Stick with the varsity cheerleaders. They participated in pep assemblies and cheered many of the athletic teams to victory. In the future they will go on to make a good varsity squad. Kneeling: Jennifer Perry. Standing: Beth Katzenberger. Thalia Rogers, and Connie Miller. Top: Ruth Ingrum. 19 POM PONS Pommies perform at pep rally. Debbie Haffer Vickie Kettler. Kim Paul, and Linda Lucas. Standing: Teresa Hammers, Vickie Kettler. Kim Paul. Michelle Johnson, and Crystal Johnson. Kneeling: Chelly Meese. Linda Lucas. Gidget Elliott. Debbie Haffer. and Karen Hulvey. 20 CROSS COUNTRY Back row: Robynne Anderson, manager) Coach Wills, Jeff Elbl, Kris Blunk, Jimmy Jennings, Andy Glasgow. Jeff Raines. Leslie Oberlatz� manager, Vicki Sherman. Front row: Bill Quick, Troy Gurlin, Lee Cunningham, Greg Reecht, Kathy Herbert. Marty Elbl. Skip Raines. John Bowles. Craig Wilson. The cross country team had their best season ever this year. They began the year with a second place at the Northwest Invitational. Throughout the year they racked up many first and second places: first at Hancock, second at the Metro Meet, second at Clayton, and second at the Conference Meet. At the District meet the team placed second, which qualified them to go to State. At the State Meet in Jefferson City the team placed fourth overall but was number one 2A-school in the state. The medal winners at State were Jim Jennings with a second place, and Greg Reecht who finished in the eighth spot. Jim and Greg were also named to the all-state cross country team. 22 LOSING STREAK IS BROKEN Perhaps the way to describe the highlight of the football season can best be done by Brent Vaughn’s ’’Most Memorable Event of 1981.” My most memorable moment was the Crystal vs. Herky football game. In this game we shed the loser” image. After leading throughout the entire game we dropped behind 21-39. With a little over 2 minutes left in the game we got in the huddle and said This is it.” We drove 80 yards in 3 plays with Pat Linderer taking it in from 3 yards out to win 2501. This is the most memorable moment for me because of what happened after the game. When the clock ran out. the field filled with our” fans! The fans that didn’t believe in us anymore finally knew we could win. You had to be in this situation to know what I mean. Anybody there will tell you that the ”bus scene”afterwards was fantastic. So I would like to thank the fans of our football team this year for my most memorable moment. Overall, the team's record was 3-5. Their wins were over Herculaneum, St. Pius, and DeSoto. In conference they were fourth. Next year the team loses their quarterback, Brent Vaughn, and their receiver, Alan Caldwell. But they have gained the Tri-Captain ! Darryl Jackson. Randy Rhyneer. Brent Vaughn confidence that makes them losers no more. Row One: Pat Kinder, Tim Almany. Brett Eggemeyer. Richie Cook, Robbie Rainwater, Pat Linderer. Dwayne Labruyere. Robbie Bradshaw. Butch Patterson. Joe Kincaid. Steve Smetzer. Row Two: Coach Mill . Dan Riney. John Holdinghausen. Kenny Bradley. Tim Morris. Brent Vaughn. Randy Rhyneer. Scott Wagner. Alan Caldwell. Brad Howard. Dale Eggemeyer. Row Three: Coach Cook. Greg McCreary. Jeff Madsen. John Lucas. Chri Bequette. Scott Colliner. Darryl Jackson. Jim Almany. 24 Above: Receiver Alan Caldwell. Right: Hornets practicing at Fults Field. Above left: Dwayne Labruyere and Pat Linderer in action. Above right: Quarterback Brent Vaughn. J. V. FOOTBALL First Row: Dan Eubanks. Darin Coleman. Steve Monroe. Curt Meyer. Mike Coppedge. Brad Goodwin. Second Row: Jim Fischer, Terry DeRousse. C. J. Bowles. Ed Cohoon. Mr. Greg Coffey. AUTOGRAPHS Back Row: Greg Coffey. Coachi Mark Short; Kris Blunk; Ed Cohoon; Jeff Raines; Courtney Anderson; Philip Kirland. Front Row: Curt Meyer. Deron Edwards, Tony Aubuchon. Craig Wilson. Bryon Coleman 27 J. V. BASKETBALL Kneeling: Steve Smetzer, manager: Butch Patterson, Brian White, Willie Heberlie, Richie Cook. Standing: Robbie Bradshaw. Drew Null, John Holdinghausen. Randy Tuller. Tim Almany, Jeff Elbl. 2$ Above left: Schrage looks on as Brian White concentrates on making a basket. Above: Randy Tuller fights to get the jumpball for the Hornets. Left: Drew Null takes a rest and smiles for the camera. J. V. BASKETBALL Kneeling: Amy DeGonia. Kelly Blacklock, Kathy Wansley. Lynn Church. Kristi McDaniel. Standing: Coach Rugraff. Debbie Vernon. Allyson Mace. Michelle Carron, Kathy Bhat. manager. Above: Mrs. Rugraff talks seriously as the team listens to her instructions. Right: Allyson Mace caught in action as the rest of the team watches. The junior varsity basketball team ended their season with a 14-4 record. They had a very successful season. They won the Jefferson County Conference on the junior varsity level. They worked well as a team. Even though they were small in numbers, they were very big on the court and proved this to the teams they played. The outlook for the varsity level looks very good with these girls coming up. Keep 29 up the good work, you're doing well, girls. SECOND IN DISTRICT The Varsity Volleyball Team finished their season with a record of 11-12. They received 4th place in the Meramac Tournament. 3rd in the DeSoto Tournament, and 2nd place in their District. Their season was not one of consistency but one of playing hard and working well together as a team. The girls learned and worked together as a team throughout the entire season, which is a sign of a good team. When the All-Conference Team was picked, the Hornets were represented by junior. Faith Zimmerman and senior. Robin Duren. They were both elected as all around players. The team was managed this year by Kimberly Seabaugh� helping her was statistician. Linda Zimmerman. The team also had two traveling linesmen that did a very good job: they were Craig Wilson and Jeff Raines. Varsity Volleyball Captains Robin Duren and Robin Wilson 30 Back Row: Craig Wilson� Cindy Rugraff. Coachi Robin Durem Trina Johnson� Faith Zimmerman� Laura Jordan� Theresa Becker. Assistant Coach� Kimberly Seabaugh. Front Row: Laura Hite. Brenda Roesch. Debbie Allen. Kelly Labruyere. Robin Wilson. Kris Pratte. Amy Degonia. 31 Faith makes DeSoto opponent eat spike. VOLLEYBALL J. V. Volleyball: First row: Lisa Welsh. Judy Bingham. Ruth Ingram. Carol Mills. Kristi McDaniel. Lynn Church, and Michelle Carron. Standing: Linda Zimmerman. Mrs. Rugrafft coach. Debbie Vernon. Doreen Dukes. Miss Becker� student teacher, and Jeff Raines. Kneeling: Rae Ann Fleig. Michelle Johnson. Kelly Blacklock. Courtney Anderson. Standing: Coach DeGonia. Allyson Mace. Karla Huskey. Peggy McFarland. Lisa St. Clair. BASEBALL Front: Kristi McDaniel, manager) David McDowell) Brett Eggemeyen Deron Edwards; Jim Schrage Darren Kempfen Randall Rhyneen Robby Bradshaw) Steve Smetzer. manager. Center: Vicki Vandiver, manager) Tim Almany) Butch Jones Drew Null) Robby Lovell. Back: Mr. Bowden, coachi Brad Howard) Chris Bequette Jim Almany Tim MorriSi Alan Caldwell. Captains: Alan Caldwell and Brad Howard. Although the Hornet baseball team had a hard time at the beginning of the season, they improved their skills tremendously toward the end of the season. The 1982 baseball team ended their season with a record of six wins and fifteen losses. Many of the Hornet losses were closer than they appear to bel In the District Tournament, the Hornet team advanced to the semifinals and were defeated by Brentwood. The Hornets are planning to fight a lot harder next yearl 34 TENNIS Kneeling: Jo Ellen Wrighti manager, Kim Seabaugh, Brenda Roesch, Kathy Brown. Chris Pratt. Leslie Oberlatz. Mike Oberlatz. Standing: Roger Biggs. Jeff Raines. Kevin Dallas. Jeff Church. Marty Elbl. Jeff Elbl. Skip Raines. The 1981-82 tennis team performed exquisitely throughout the tennis season. They ended their season with a record of thirteen wins and no losses. Also, they attained the conference title by defeating DeSoto who had been undefeated until challenging the powerful Hornets. Furthermore, the Hornets went on to attain the district championship. In the District Tournament. Jeff Elbl contributed to the Hornet win by his victory in the first two rounds of play. Skip and Jeff Raines won third place in doubles competition and Marty Elbl won his third district singles championship which made him eligible to advance to the 1982 State Playoffs. At the State Tournament. Marty won his first round of play and was defeated in the second round. Congratulations to the tennis team for such a great season!! 36 Above left: Kevin Dallas concentrates on his backhand. Above right: Jeff Elbl is pleased with his performance. THEY WERE ON THEIR WAY This year the Girls Varsity Basketball Team ended their season with a record of 200. They have achieved the titles of Jefferson County Conference Champs. District Champs. Regional Champs, and State quarter finalists. The Girls were defeated by three teams this year: Oakville. Cleveland, and Scott County Central. Due to an ineligible player. Cleveland was forced to forfeit their wins to the Hornets, upping our record. Scott County Central defeated the Hornets by three points in the State Quarterfinals and went on to win the Girls State 2A Championship. Though the girls were defeated and did not make it to State playoffs, they were ranked 2nd behind Scott County Central in the final state coaches' poll. Captain for the team this year was Faith Zimmerman who was assisted by Co-Captain Trina Johnson in leading the team. Leading in the statistics for the team this year was Trina Johnson for rebounding. Kris Pratte for scoring, and Monique Ravellette for steals and assists. This season we had four girls elected to the Jefferson County All-Conference Team. Trina Johnson and Kris Pratte were elected to the First Team, and Faith Zimmerman and Monique Ravellette were elected to the second team. All the girls this year worked very hard and played well as a team. Along with the excellent playing by the team members, the team was managed very successfully by Kathy Bhat. She helped the girls to prepare for the games and did all the necessary preparations concerning equipment, statistics, and scorekeeping. A Trina 1st row: Robin Duren, Trina Johnson. Faith Zimmerman. Dana Hamton. Kelly Labruyere. and Kathy Bhati manager. 2nd row: Donna Hayes. Leslie Oberlatz, Sandy Cohoon, Kris Pratte. and Monique Ravellette. 39 ON TO STATE IN '82! The 1981-82 Crystal City basketball team brought down the curtain on another successful, exciting year. Under the coaching of Rolla Herbert, Jr., the team compiled an overall record of 24-7 taking 2nd place in the Vianney and County Day tournaments and 3rd place in the Festus Tournament. They also took 2nd in conference play with a 5-1 record, losing to DeSoto. They then went on to win their 2A regional and then took 3rd place in State 2A playoffs. Seniors Darreld Pratt and Mike Meyer were selected to the 1st Team and Jim Jennings was chosen 2nd Team All Conference. Mike Meyer also tied for 'Player of the Year” and Jim Jennings was chosen 2nd Team All-State. Tri-captain Jimmy Jennings. Other captains are Mike Meyer and Darreld Pratt. Standing: Coachi Rolla Herbert. Jim Almany. Chris Bequette. Jim Jennings. John Lucas. Randy Tuller. Greg McCreary. Mike Meyer. Manager, Roger Biggs. Kneeling. Lee Cunningham. Brian White. Darreld Pratt. Alan Caldwell. Dan Riney. Pat Kinder. 40 Above Left: Mike Meyer showing his ability. Above Right: Alan Caldwell stretches to scorel Right: Another moment of Hornet teamwork. Below: Hornet team in action. TRACK Front Row: Ruth Ingrum. Laura Brown. Lynn Church. Debbie Proffer. Denise Sewald. Amy DeGonia. Monique Ravellette. Center Row: Liz Hazen. Robin Wilson. Debbie Allen. Robin Duren. Debbie Vernon. Courtney Anderson. Rae Ann Fleig. Back Row: Carol Mills. Sandy Cohoon, Peggy McFarland. Faith Zimmerman. Dana Hampton. Allyson Mace. Nancy Hurley. Coach Rugraff. Not Pictured: Sherry Hurley. Manager. Girls track under the coach of Mrs. Rugraff had a busy schedule this year. They had meets at Hillsboro. Windsor. St. Gen. Farmington. Potosi. Festus, and some meets at home. At the District meet in John Burroughs 8 girls qualified for the state meet. At the state meet the girls made a very good showing with Peggy McFarland's 3rd place in the 200 meter low hurdles. Dana Hampton’s 3rd place in the 100 meter low hurdles, and Robin Duren’s 10th place finish in the 800 meter run. This year boys track had a very successful season. It included meets at DeSoto. Festus. Oakville. Herculaneum, and Vianny. The District meet was held at John Boroughs, where six Hornets qualified for the state meet. At the State meet in Jefferson City the Hornets did quite well. Jim Jennings placed first in the 1600 and 800 meter race. Greg Recht placed first in the 3300 meter run. Andy Glasgow placed fourth in the 800 meter run. The mile relay of the team (Jennings. Eggemeyer. Glassgow. and Riney) placed second in the 3-mile relay. The relay team of (Jennings. Cunningham. Eggemeyer. and Glasgow) placed first and set a new state record. All of these top finishes gave the Hornets a total of 54 team points which was good enough to give them second place in the state. 43 HOMECOMING The theme for the 1981-82 homecoming was commercials. The float that received first place was the C. O. E. float, with the caption Built Hornet Tough. Second place was Seniors Give that Hornet a Blue Ribbon.” Third place went to the Juniors Thou Shalt Serve Lancers on Homecoming Night.” The dance was held the Saturday after the Homecoming game, celebrating our 38-6 victory over the St. Pius Lancers. First place float built by the C. O. E. class Mr. Papadakos on Homecoming Day. GIVE that hornet a 5HSLT SEME LWCER5 HonEfornNS night Third place float built by the Class of 83. Second place float built by the Class of 82. HOMECOMING’ 81 The 1981-82 Homecoming Queen was Terri Kennedy, escorted by Dwayne Labruyere. Brenda Roesch. escorted by Pat Linderer, was first runner up. Robin Wilson, escorted by Dale Eggemeyer. was second runner up. Other senior candidates with their escorts were Tami Fortney and Mike Meyer. Kathy Herbert and Joe Kincaid, and Donna Vernon and Skip Raines. The Freshman attendants and escorts were Regina Giles and Brent Vaughn. Lisa Welsh and Jeff Williams. The Sophomores were Carol Mills and Dan Riney. and Jennifer Perry and Jeff Church. The Juniors were Mary Henson and Alan Caldwell, and Carol Kopp and Jim Jennings. 1981 Homecoming Queen: Terri Kennedy 48 First Runner Up: Brenda Roesch Second Runner Up: Robin Wilson PROM’ 83 Prom Queen. Kathy Herbert and Prom King, Mike Meyer. The 1981-83 Senior Prom was held at the Crystal City High School Gymnasium on Saturday. May I, at 8:00 p. m. The theme of this year’s prom was Southern Nights. and once again the Junior Class did an excellent job with the decorations. The music for the evening was provided by Osage. The King and Queen Candidates were Jill Johnston, escorted by Darreld Pratt� Kathy Herbert, escorted by Mike Meyer� Linda Zimmerman, escorted by Jeff Williams� Lisa Propst. escorted by Skip Raines� Michelle Burch, escorted by Jimmy Jennings� and Tami Fortney, escorted by Dwayne Labruyere. The second runners-up were Michelle Burch and Dwayne Labruyere. The first runners-up were Linda Zimmerman and Jimmy Jennings. The 1983 Prom King And Queen were Mike Meyer and Kathy Herbert. The retiring King and Queen were Nannette Null and Jeff McCreary. Left: King and Queen enjoy their dance. Right: The crowning of the New Prom King and Queen. Candidate Jeff William and First Runner-Up Linda First Runner-Up Jimmy Jenning and Second Runner Up Zimmerman Michelle Burch Candidate Skip Raines and Lisa Propst Candidates Darreld Pratt and Jill Johnston 51 Left: Second Runner-Up Dwayne Labruyere and Candidate Tami Fortney THE PLAYS REST ASSURED Mrs. Morlock ......... George ............... Mr. Morlock .......... Miss Akers ........... Jessica .............. Mary ................. Dr. Brown Joe Lanconi Luigi ................ Mildred .............. Jake ................. Lucifer .............. Mrs. Schmaltz ........ Martha ............... Frinck ............... ..... Beth Perry ... Scott Edwards ..... Dan Dwyer ..... Lea Ramey .. Rhonda Smith .. Connie Miller .... Rod Roberts .... Mike Cords .. Barb Williams .. Jerry Stewert .. Eric Singelton .. Teresa Masters .... Kathy Bhat Faith Zimmerman A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS Linus ........... Charlie Brown .... Lucy ............ Sally ........... Schoeder ........ Pig Pen ......... Peppermint Patty Marcy ........... Snoopy .......... .. Dan Dwyer Scott Edwards Teresa Masters ... Pam Axley .... Jeff Church .... Richie Cook . Connie Miller ... Beth Perry .... Rod Roberts THE SKELETON WALKS Dr. Fcrsig ................ Mrs. Hubbard .............. Ollie ..................... Bobby ..................... Kinks ..................... Mrs. Donahue .............. Elaine .................... Anne ...................... Mrs. Embrey ............... Bill ...................... .... Mike Cords .. Dan Dwyer . Melissa Miller Brad Goodwin Andrea Collier .. Ginger Axley ..... Kathy Bhat . Connie Miller Teresa Masters .... Rod Roberts 53 Mrs. Wade. Director of all productions. HOEDOWN Hoedown King Candidates: left to right: Pat Linderer. Jimmy Almany. Brad Howard. Brent Vaughn. Darrell Jackson. First Runner Up: Jimmy Almany This year’s Hoedown was held on April 3. The Hoedown is sponsored by the Student Council and the king candidates are selected also by the Student Council. There was applebobbing and a spaghetti eating contest, which was won by Brent Vaughn. Entertainment was provided by the DeRousse’s Band. 1982 Hoedown King: Brad Howard 54 SENIOR’S WHO’S WHO PRETTIEST EYES SHYEST Kathy Herbert Liz Hazen Darreld Pratt Jimmy Almany MOST OUTGOING BEST BODY Jill Johnston Donna Vernon Darrell Jackson Mike Meyer BIGGEST FLIRT BEST LOOKING Theresa Whitehead Terri Kennedy Brent Vaughn Dwayne Labruyere MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT MOST ARTISTIC Brenda Roesch Melissa Miller Brad Howard Gary Blechle MOST LIKEL Y TO SUCCEED BEST PERSONALITY Barbara Williams Robin Wilson Skip Raines Jeff Williams MOST ATHLETIC Trina Johnson Jimmy Jennings 57 STUDENTS OF THE MONTH SEPTEMBER Skip Raines OCTOBER Brenda Roesch NOVEMBER Alan Caldwell DECEMBER Barb Williams JANUARY Robin Wilson FEBRUARY Kathy Herbert MARCH Jimmy Jennings APRIL Jeff Williams MAY Lisa Propst 58 AWARDS DAY Barb Williams: Valedictorian Scholarship to Jeffco. Curators Scholarship to Mizzou. Wurdack Scholarship from UMC of Agriculture. Vinyard Scholarship. Spanish IV Award. Science Award. Math Award. English Award. Florence Pursall Award. Missouri School and College Relations Commission Certificate. Alan Caldwell: Scholarship to Washington Univ., Salutatorian Scholarship to Jeffco. French II Award. Ben LaPreste Award. M. S. C. R. Commission Certificate. Kathy Herbert: American Legion School Award. Music Directors' Award. John Philip Sousa Award. Honor Choir Award. Regents Scholarship to NEMO. M. S. C. R. Commission Certificate. Skip Raines: Typing Award. Vocal Music Award. French II Award. M. S. C. R. Commission Certificate, Presidential Scholarship to SEMO. Jeff Williamst Board of Trustees Academic Scholarship to Jeffco. Yearbook Copy Editor Award. Citizenship Award. M. S. C. R. Commission Certificate. Jimmy Jennings: Bob Abernathy Award. Amateur Athlete of the Month Award from St. Louis Amateur Sports Council, U. S. Army National Scholar Athlete Award. St. Louis Area Scholar - Athlete Award. Vocal Music Award. School Athletic Award. M. S. C. R. Commission Certificate. Athletic Scholarship to Mizzou. Lisa Propst: Honor Choir Award. Instrumental Music Award. M. S. C. R. Commission Certificate. Rosalind and Morris Golman Scholarship to Jeffco. Andrea Collier: Yearbook Editor Award. Missouri Natural Gas Scholarship to Jeffco. M. S. C. R. Commission Certificate. Brenda Roesch: Honor Choir Award. Accounting Award. Yearbook Copy Editor Award. Scholarship to NEMO. M. S. C. R. Commission Certificate. Melissa Miller David E. Henry Memorial Scholarship to Jeffco. P. E. O. Award. Art Award, M. S. C. R. Commission Certificate. Cheryl Cohoon: Newspaper Editor Award. Vinyard Scholarship, M. S. C. R. Commission Certificate. Chip Hartless: M. S. C. R. Commission Certificate. Sherry Hurley: COE Award. Home Economics Award. Missouri School and College Relations Commission Certificate. Linda Zimmerman: Eward Rapp Award. Jefferson R-7 Scholarship. Jeff Church: Vinyard Scholarship. Darkroom Technician Yearbook Award. Honor Choir Award. Instrumental Music Award. Robin Durem School Athletic Award. Assistant Yearbook Award. Athletic Scholarship to Northland College. Robin Wilson: Vocal Music Award. D. A. R. Award. Citizenship Award. Athletic Scholarship to Utah Technical College. Patty Shepard: Vinyard Scholarship. Vocal Music Award. Brent Vaughn Vocal Music Award. Vinyard Scholarship, Presidential Scholarship to SEMO. Paul Eisenbeis: Orthoband Company Scholarship. Glass and Ceramic Workers Local 63 Scholarship to Jeffco. Lay-out Editor Yearbook Award. Dan Dwyer: Drama Award. VFW Scholarship to Jeffco. Robynne Anderson: Vocal Music Award. Photography Editor Yearbook Award. Michelle Burch: AAUW Scholarship to Jeffco. Beth Perry. CCHS National Honor Society Scholarship. John Paul: Commerce Bank of Festus Scholarship to Jeffco. Trina Johnson: Amel Popp P. E. Award. Athletic Scholarship to Meramec College. Randall Rhyneen Scholarship to Concordia College. Scott Edwards: Drama Award. Terri Kennedy: Art Award. Dale Eggemeyen Arvel Popp P. E. Award. Barb Henson: Business Manager Yearbook Award. Ginger Axley: Business Manager Yearbook Award. Laura Jordan: Representative to Girls State. Leslie OberlatZ: Alternate to Girls State. Marty Elbl: Boys State Representative. Chris Bequette: Boys State Representative. Lee Cunningham: Boys State Representative. Roger Biggs: Boys State Representative. David McDowell: Alternate to Boys State. Beverly DeClue: Shorthand Award. Andy Glasgow: Spanish Award. Lee Cunningham: Spanish II Award. Jeff Elbl. Spanish II Award. Chris Bequette: Speech Award. Faith Zimmerman: Speech Award. Kathy Bhat: Sophomore Pilgrimage Representative. Roger Biggs: Representative to Missouri Freedom Forum. Marty Elbl: Representative to Freedom Forum. 60 Hornet fans at Regional Basketball Tournament at Mineral Area College. tv 4 -i .. 1 M 4 V • - • ' tV . - Mr Oi v. y «h w c -■‘Vk ? ;• K V ; „ A ► V, iS 'T � -' ■ SL y v- x. + « t : � «v LN A - x . :. '• j f . V'“ ■ V - O • r. , I . V. fc ; , • ', r'V . ' V ;;; ■r . V « 4l .• V v-« Vf � T' ft � ' k i.v ti- v ?. k i-A ■•■! %' -y • - V tr £ 3 v v; r ' £ ' r t • li- ft BT a A 1 , Mfc SENIOR BAND Front Row: Lisa Propst. Robin Wilson. Jo Ellen Wright. Jennifer Perry. Cheryl Marlow, Jane Pfotenhauer. Kathy Wansley. Margaret Winkler. Center Row: Kelly Curtis. Vicki Vandiver. Angie Parker. Dana Hampton. Kristi McDaniel. Michelle Carron. Kelly Harmon. Chelly Moose. Drew Null. Carol Kopp. Greg McCreary. Thalia Rogers. Carol Mills. Mary Henson. Vicki Sherman. Back Row: Laura Jordan. Sandy Cohoon, Barbara Williams. John Holdinghausen. Richie Cook. Tony Popovsky. Brett Eggemeyer, Donna Hayes, David McDowell, Scott Collier, Jon Polite. Chipper Hartless. Jeff Littrell. Kris Pratte. Jeff Church. Vickie Kettler. Kathy Herbert. Lynn Church. Faith Zimmerman, Jim Birkemeyer, Darren Kempfer. Dan Eubanks. Brad Goodwin. Kevin Russell. Brian White. Dan Riney. Kathy Bhat. Pat Mellor. Mr. Sherman. Not Pictured: Leslie Oberlatz. Senior band participates in many activities during the year. In the fall, marching season occupies the band s time and it marches in all home football games, and in the Homecoming, and Christmas parades. The end of the 1981-82 marching season brought a close to a long era of 19 years when new marching uniforms were ordered and the traditional C. C. H. S. uniforms were worn for the last time. The C. C. H. S. senior band also has a busy concert schedule. It gives a Christmas and a Spring Concert. Crystal also participates in the District Contest both as a band and with soloists with great success. Opportunities such as clinics and all county band selections also add to the quality of the C. C. H. S. senior band. Another year ends with the band playing at the commencement exercises. Officers.- Sitting: Kristi McDaniel. Robin Wilson. Kathy Herbert, Mary Henson. Standing: Linda Lucas. Robynne Anderson. Jeff Church. Laura Jordan. CADET BAND Front Row: Lisa Welsh, Karla Huskey, Crystal Johnson. Amy DeGonia. Linda Lucas, Michelle Johnson. Peggy McFarland. Back Row: Bryan Coleman. Philip Kirkland. Jeff Raines. Mike Oberlatz. Allyson Mace. Lola Lucas. Craig Wilson. Ed Cohoon. Rae Ann Fleig. Courtney Anderson. Sam Burgan. Kay Burdin. Karen Parrot. Gidget Elliot. Lori Meyer. Kelly Blacklock. Lou Ann Wright. Standing: Dan Eubanks, Kris Blunk. Brad Goodwin. Mr. Sherman. The Freshman band during a performance. 63 Drum Majorette: Laura Jordan CHOIR Concert Choir: First row: Mary Henson. Chip Hartless. Kathy Bhat. Chris Bequette. Brenda Roesch. David McDowell. Thalia Rogers. Brent Vaughn, and Vicki Sherman. Second row: Roger Biggs. Kelly Curtis. Darren Kempfer. Laura Jordan. Craig Wilson. Lisa Propst. Jeff Church. Kathy Herbert. Jeff LittreU. and Robin Wilson. Third row: Beth Perry. Dale Eggemeyer. Chris Geiler. Drew Null. Rae Ann Fleig. Skip Raines. Peggy McFarland. Greg McCreary. Robynne Anderson, and Jimmy Jennings. Fourth row: Butch Jones. Kay Burdin. Troy Gurlin, Carol Kopp. Jeff Raines. Carol Mills. Pat Mellor. Ginger Axley. Brett Eggemeyer. Kristi McDaniels, and Alan Strange. Not Pictured: Cheryl Cohoon and Patty Shepard. Concert Choir is an auditioned select group of 42 members. The concerts given this year by the Concert Choir were the annual Christmas Concert, which was almost cancelled by record snowfall, the Spring Concert, the Fund-Raising Concert, aimed at raising money for the Choir’s trip to the Worlds of Fun Festival of Choirs held at Kansas City in May, and the District Music Contest where the Choir received an overall rating of I. The Concert Choir again overwhelmed the judges at the Worlds of Fun Festival and returned to Crystal City with the Class A Division Championship trophy and also the Sweepstakes trophy. The choir also performed at the Baccalaureate Service and at the Commencement Ceremony. This year their performances were outstanding and enjoyable. 64 Concert Choir Officers: President. Skip Rainesi Vice President, Laura Jordani Secretary, Kathy Herbert, Treasurer. Mary Beth Henson, and Business Manager, Brent Vaughn. GIRLS ENSEMBLE GOES TO TAN-TAR-A First Row: Patty Shepard. Thalia Rogers. Rae Ann Fleig. Kathy Bhat. Jennifer Perry, Mary Beth Henson, and Kristi McDaniel. Second Row: Margaret Winkler. Cheryl Cohoon, Ginger Axley, Beth Perry. Vicki Sherman. Robynne Anderson. Brenda Roesch, Lynn Church. Lisa Propst. Third Row: Robin Wilson. Carol Mills. Allyson Mace. Kelly Curtis. Laura Jordan, Peggy McFarland. Carol Kopp, Kathy Herbert. The Girls Ensemble this year had one of its finest years ever because of their acceptance to the State Convention at Tan-Tar-A Resort. The Girls Ensemble was chosen as the only girls choir in the state of Missouri to sing for the Missouri Music Educators Association. It was an exciting, if not a fun trip for the girls. It meant a lot of extra work rehearsals, but in the end it was well worth the effort that the girls and Mr. Egbert put into it. Along with singing at the convention, the girls also sang their annual Christmas concert and spring concert. They also sang at Robinhood Restaurant in Pevely for the Jefferson County Retired Teachers Association in March. Congratulations Girls on a fine yearl One of the many Girls Ensemble rehearsals. MUSIC INTERMEDIATE CHORUS: At piano: Lisa Propst. First row: Lori Meyer, Pam Axley. Jennifer Perry, Jo Ellen Wright. Danny Eubanks. Mike Cords, Brian Coleman, Philip Kirkland. Debbie Proffer, Regina Giles. Linda Lucas. Second row: Lou Ann Wright. Gidget Elliot, Courtney Anderson. Lisa St. Clair. Sam Burgen. John Holdinghausen, Richie Cook. Kris Blunk. Mike Oberlatz. Lynn Church. Lisa Welsh, Amy DeGonia. Margaret Winkler. Third Row: Karla Huskey. Connie Miller. Sandy Cohoon, Vicki Vandiver, Ed Cohoon. Jim Birkenmeyer, Gene Bins, Greg Reecht. Lola Lucas. Allyson Mace. Denise Sewald. Kelly Blacklock. 66 ALL DISTRICT CHOIR: Front row: Mary Henson. Brent Vaughn. Carol Kopp. Skip Raines. Rear: Lisa Propst. Thalia Rogers. Jeff Church. Chipper Hartless. CONTEST: Front: Melinda Frey. Bobbi Jo Graham. Kris Pratte. Molly Mills. Jill Cook. Center: Kathy Bhat. Linda Lucas. Amy Degonia. Michelle Johnson. Peggy McFarland. Carol Mills. Thalis Rogers. Mary Flenson. Vicki Sherman. Kathy Herbert. Rear: Jo Ellen Wright, Kristi McDaniel. Barbara Williams. Drew Null. Chipper Hartless. Jeff Littrell. Allyson Mace. Rae Ann Fleig. Courtney Anderson. Kay Ann Burdin. CONTEST: Front row: Ginger Axley. Kathy Bhat. Kathy Herbert. Brenda Roesch, Rae Ann Fleig. Lisa Propst. Jeff Church. Craig Wilson. Back row: Brent Vaughn. Mary Henson. Vicki Sherman. Carol Kopp. Carol Mills. Chipper Hartless. There were seven Senior Band members chosen to perform with the All County Band at the Jefferson College Field House on Friday. April 16 at 7:00 p. m. Selection is by audition which was held at Festus High School and included students from all over the county. The band members were Laura Jordan. Bassooni Greg McCreary. Alto Sax� Pat Mellor. Tuba� Drew Null. Alto Sax� Kris Pratte. Cornet� Vicki Sherman. French Horn� and Vicki Vandiver. Clarinet. 67 C-CLUB This Year's C-Club sponsored the annual homecoming dance which was held on October 10th. They decorated the gym, furnished the refreshments, and selected the queen candidates and attendants for the homecoming dance. The C-Club also decorated a truck for the homecoming parade. The homecoming activities this year were a huge success. All members of the C-Club are Varsity Lettermen and pay annual dues to the C-Club. This year’s C-Club officers were President, Jimmy Jennings; Vice President, Lee Cunningham; Secretary Treasurer, Mike Meyer. First Row: Billy Quick, Skip Raines. Jeff Elbl. Jeff Church. Alan Caldwell. Steve Smetzer. Second Row: Richie Cook. Robby Bradshaw. Brad Howard. Kathy Herbert. Kris Pratte. Debbie Allen. Robin Wilson. Jimmy Tuller. Troy Gurlin. Third Row: Brenda Roesch. Mike Meyer. Lee Cunningham. Marty Elbl. Dale Eggemeyer. Scott Collier. John Holdinghausen. Brett Eggemeyer. Darren Kempfer. Fourth Row: Pat Linderer. Greg Reecht. Jimmy Almany. Dwayne Labruyere. Jimmy Jennings. Not Pictured: Pat Kinder. 68 PEP CLUB Officer : Vice-President. Leslie Oberlatz, President. Laura Jordan, Secretary. Dana Hampton, Treasurer. Craig Wilson. The Pep Club for this year was an organization that got alot of participation. Because of our new principal the pep club really got things going. The organization has a new constitution with a new set of rules, which helped in getting alot of people who were very enthusiastic to join and organize the whole club. At many of the games the pep club sat in a roped off section together and most of the members wore red shirts to indicate that they were part of this club. The club really cheered and were a great help to the cheerleaders. Hopefully this will continue and grow into a larger and better organization in the years to come. First Row: Dana Hampton. Laura Jordan. Sandy Cohoon. Thalia Rogers. Beth Katzenberger. Connie Miller. Jennifer Perry. Lisa Propst. Jill Johnston. Debbie Allen. Second Row: Richie Cook. Curt Meyer. Chris Geiler. Mary Henson. Donna Hilburn. Brian Coleman. Donna Hayes. Melissa Miller. Andrea Collier. Linda Lucas. Mike Oberlatz. Third Row: Pam Axley. Leslie Oberlatz. Peggy McFarland. Ginger Axley. Debbie Haffer. Teresa Hammers. Kris Pratte. Craig Wilson. Kelly Blacklock. Beth Perry. Cheryl Cohoon. Fourth Row: Karla Huskey. Lisa St. Clair. Lisa Welsh. Regina Giles. Kathy Bhat. Michelle Johnson. Crystal Johnson. Philip Kirkland. Amy DeGonia. Debbie Proffer. Rae Ann Fleig. Michelle Carron, Courtney Anderson. Fifth Row: Greg Reecht. Carol Kopp. Skip Raines. Jon Politte. Jeff Church. Carol Mills. Kathy Herbert. Faith Zimmerman. Dale Eggemeyer. Jeff Raines. Ed Cohoon. Kris Blunk. Kenny Bradley. Not Pictured: Brenda Roesch. FHA LIBRARY CLUB FHA: First Row: Debbie Haffer. Debbie Proffer, Veronica Fiilburn, Paula Ashlock. Lea Ramey. Second Row: Lisa St. Clair. Mary Holloman, Nancy Hurley. Donna Hilburn. Missy Hardin. DeAnna McAnnally. Third Row: Crystal Johnson. Regina Giles. Becky Boyer. Kim Hastings. Not Pictured: Sherry Hurley. Cindy Ashlock. Teresa Hammers. Officers« Veronica Hilburn, Debbie Haffer. Paula Ashlock. Cindy Ashlock. Teresa Hammers, and Lisa St. Clair. Library Club: First Row: Karen Hulvey, Kristi McDaniel, JoFllen Wright, Jennifer Perry, Nancy Hurley. Jess Tibbs. Second Row: Patty Shepard, Amy Degonia, Courtney Anderson, Rae Fleig. Sherry Hurley. Gene Bins. Third Row: Lea Ramey. Deanna McAnally, Peggy McFarland. Carol Mills. John Bowles. Fourth Row: Rod Roberts. Charles Cannon, Dale Eggemeyer. Scott Eskridge. Officers.- Billy Quick. Kristi McDaniel, and Charles Cannon. 70 DEBATE NHS Debate: First Row: Mike Oberlatz. Kay Burdin, Linda Lucas. Second Row: Beth Perry. Dan Eubanks. Jeff Church, Chris Bequette. National Honor Society: First Row: Lisa Propst. Brenda Roesch. Andrea Collier. Beverly DeClue. Cheryl Cohoon. Barbara Williams. Angie Parker. Second Row: Marty Elbl. Kathy Herbert. Kris Pratte. Robin Wilson. Jeff Church. Third Row: Lee Cunningham. Roger Biggs. Skip Raines. Jimmy Jennings. Alan Caldwell. Dan Dwyer. Officers: Skip Raines. Jeff Williams. Kathy Herbert, and Robin Wilson. FOREIGN LANGUAGE First row: Beth Katzenberger. Michelle Johnson, Robin Wilson. Darren Kempfer, Andrea Collier. Terri Kennedy. Mary Beth Henson. Steve Smetzer. Second row: Kelly Curtis, Carol Kopp. Chris Pratt. Leslie Oberlatz. Kelly Labruyere. Beth Perry. Barbara Williams. Lee Cunningham. Laura Jordan. Butch Jones. Third row: Cindy Butler. Beth Moore. Cheryl Cohoon. Jeff Church. Jeff Williams. Skip Raines. Alan Caldwell. Fourth row: Charlie Cannon. Sherry Risse. Faith Zimmerman. Tony Poposky, Chris Bequette. Jim Schrage. Jeff Elbl. Jon Politte. Jeff Madsen. COE n First row: Paula Propst. Cindy Schroeder. Kim Mellor, Tony Rhodes. Deneen Mains. Teresa Whitehead. Donald Picarella. Dan Riney. Doug Johnson. Second row: Kevin Madonna. Sherry Risse. Crystal Mills. Katy Bradley. Sherry Hurley. Tharon Rogers. Third row: Tim Williams. Charlie Ragoosa, Lee Hyde. Eric Singleton. Mr. Poe. DRAMA CLUB First Row: Kelly Labruyere. Lea Ramey. Melissa Miller, Andrea Collier. Jennifer Perry. JoEllen Wright. Rhonda Smith. Second Row-. Thalia Rogers. Rod Roberts. Lynn Ramey. Debbie Allen. Jill Johnston. Ginger Axley, Barbara Williams. Third Row: Kathy Bhat. Sandy Cohoon. Cheryl Cohoon. Beth Perry. Carol Mills. Connie Miller. Jeff Church. Faith Zimmerman. Dale Eggemeyer. C. O. E. Officers: Front: Crystal Mills. Sherry Risse. Sherry Hurley. Back: Theresa Whitehead. Nancy Cook. C. O. E. is Cooperative Occupational Education. This special program allows students to go to school for one half of the day and go to work the other half. This class is directed by Mr. Poe. who grades both on class work and work on the job. Having this type of class allows many students on the job training. This training is very valuable to them� the opportunity to make money and to be involved in the job market. Left - Drama Club Officers: Beth Perry. Jennifer Perry, and Dan Dwyer. The 1983 Drama Club was sponsored by Mrs. Debra Wade. This year they were involved in Homecoming activities and three plays. They also put on a skit for the grade school children. The members of the Drama Club have to be very dedicated and spend a lot of time rehearsing on their own time. The Drama Club had a terrific yearl STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Peggy McFarland. Lisa Welsh. Debbie Vernon, and Jeff Raines. Second row: Carol Mills. Nancy Hurley. Vicki Vandiver, and Kristi McDaniel. Third row: Brenda Roesch. Monique Ravellette. Leslie Oberlatz. and Scott Chapman. Fourth row: Paul Eisenbeis. Skip Raines. Jeff Church. Gary Blechle. and Doug Cissel. Student Council participates in many activities during the school year. The new council takes over in the beginning of the year and at the first opportunity sponsors a freshman mixer to welcome the new freshman so they can get to know everyone. Student Council also sponsors homecoming week and the Homecoming dance. Other dances sponsored are the Sweethearts Dance in February and the Hoedown in spring. During the year there are many opportunities for student council members to learn new ideas at functions such as the Student Council Exchange where High Schools from all over the county exchange students and spend a day at a different school� student Council Convention where they spend three days of fun and seminars. The year ends with the council sponsoring the election of a President. Vice President, and representatives. Right: Student Council Officers: President. Skip Raines� Vice President. Brenda Roesch� Treasurer, Kathy Herbert� Secretary Jeff Church� Sergeant at Arms, Gary Blechle� and Parliamentarian. Paul Eisenbeis. 74 Susan Bhat Cindy Boyer Leon Bradley Louis Bregant Michael Brock Robert Michael Brown Robert Burch Denise Caruthers LaRell Christopher Tony Clark Sheri Courtois Melissa Crain Richard Doza John Elliott Kelly Emily Christina Fleig George Haffer James Matthew Hammers Kathleen Harmon Rudy Henneman C. J. Herbert Shawn Higdon Charles Hilburn 76 Carol Holloman Angela Jackson Carrie Kearns Jeff Kempfer Loren Kennedy David Kopp Robin Kyle James LaBrot Kimberly Leech Mylisa Loafman David Lucas Kathy McKlin Amanda Monroe Jeff Oder Amy Perry Doug Picarella Tony Pogue Robert Proffer Michael Regan Corey Richardson Paul Rose Lisa Russell Doug Schilly Donald Shores Nicky Siebert Brian Smith David Smith Ame Strange Barry Vandiver Keith Wagner Lisa White Violet Whitehead Marc Williams Sherry Wilson Kim Wood 77 Sue Aubuchon Donald Birkenmeyer Raslyn Brown Laura Butler Lawerence Cannon Daniel Chotrow Christopher Coleman Jill Cook Gloria Cords Kristy Cords Janice DeClue Jan Dees Mark Eicholz Cristin Elliot Melinda Frey Bobbi Graham Keith Grass Kevin Grass Colleen Harmon Michelle Hartless Molly Mills 78 Darla Heberlie Tina Herrell Tammy Hodge Thomas Jordan Molly Mills Derin Nash Trina Olinger Mike Pashia Lisa Peebles Ralph Pittman Chris Politte Kristen Pruneau Darin Roberts David Robertson LeeAnn Russell Sherri Russom Melissa Schilly Laura Selmon Paul Sparling Perry Spider Jeff Storey Denise Stuart Scott Tullock Jim Ward Melissa White 79 Mrs. Hardeman Bond. Social Studies Miss Patricia Roe. Librarian Mrs. Patricia Thompson. Speech and English Mrs. Kathy Gagnepain. Remedial Reading Miss Phyllis Forrest, Counselor Mrs. Patricia Wibbenmeyer. Learning Disabilities Mr. Harold Kirkland. Principal Mrs. Margaret Peterein. Secretary S2 S3 Mrs. Pearle Mae Whitner. Mrs. Earlene Riney. Mr. Alvin Roth. Mrs. Shirley Parker. Mrs. Lois Gibson. VOLLEYBALL Back row: Kim Leech. Amy Perry. Sue Aubuchon. Molly Mills. Coach DeGonia. Melinda Frey, Jill Cook. Kathy Harmon. Front row: Missey Craine. Colleen Harmon. Carrie Kearns. Tina Herrell, Lynn Schilly. Michelle Hartless. Cindy Boyer. Bobbi Jo Graham. Christina Fleig. Mandy Monroe. Gloria Cords. Sheri Courtois. Kristy Cords. Chris Beckemeyer. Kim Wood. BASKETBALL First Row: Jeff Kcmpfcr, Doug Schilly. Mike Regan. Ralph Pittman. Chris Coleman. David Lucas. Second Row: Paul Sparling. David Robertson. Robert Michael Brown. Mr. Bowden. Lawrence Cannon. Shawn Higdon. C. J. Herbert. Michelle Hartless. Melinda Frey. Jill Cook. Bobbi Jo Graham, Missey Craine. Kneeling: Amy Perry, Molly Mills. BAND CHORUS First row: Bobbi Jo Graham. Molly Mills. Jill Cook. Melinda Frey. Susan Bhat. Angela Jackson. Mandy Monroe. Carol Holloman. Carrie Kearns, Janice DeClue. Michelle Hartless, and Colleen Harmon. Second row: Tina Herrell. Kathy Wilson. Louie Bregant. Marc Williams. Kim Leech. Ame Strange. Kathy Harmon. Lynn Schilly. Jan Dees. David Kopp. Barry Vandiver. Richard Doza. Missy Crain. Chris Fleig. Chris Politte. Third row: Paul Rose. Lisa Loafman. Sheri Courtois. Nicky Siebert. Tom Jordan. Jeff Kempfer. David Robertson. Paul Sparling. Mark Eichholz, Mike Regan. John Elliott. Shawn Higdon. Charles Hilburn. Missy White. David Lucas. Tony Clark. Jeff Oder. Tony Pogue. Keith Wagner. C. J. Herbert. Doug Schilly, Danny Chotrow. Mike Pashia. Scott Tullock. Fourth row: Don Birkenmeyer, Jim LaBrot. Mike Brown. Mark Meyers. Darin Roberts. Chris Coleman. LaRell Christopher. Brian Smith, Donald Shores, Mike Brock, and Mr. Sherman. First row.- Angela Jackson. Kim Leech. Mandy Monroe. Carol Holloman. Sheri Courtois, Doug Schilly, David Lucas. Robby Proffer. Jeff Oder. Nicky Siebert. Paul Rose. Mike Regan. Doug Picarella. Ame Strange. Denise Caruthers. Missy Crain. Second row: Melinda Frey. Susan Bhat. Lisa White. Chris Fleig. Marc Williams. Donald Shores. Mark Eichholz. John Elliott. Charles Hilburn. Tony Clark. Barry Vandiver. Chris Politte. David Kopp. Jeff Kempfer. Chris Coleman. Molly Mills. Jill Cook. Kathy Harmon. Third row: Bobbi Jo Graham. Gloria Cords, Sherri Russom. Michelle Hartless. Mike Pashia. David Robertson. Danny Chotrow. Keith Wagner. C. J. Herbert. Jim LaBrot. Paul Sparling. Tony Pogue. Missy White. Cindy Boyer. Sherry Wilson. Kristy Cords. Lisa Loafman. Carrie Kearns. Fourth row: Kelly Emily. Kathy McKlin. Sue Aubuchon. Jan Dees. Kristen Pruneau. Mark Meyers. Robby Burch. Mike Brown. Darin Roberts. Louis Bregant. Shawn Higdon. Tom Jordan. Don Birkenmeyer. Lynn Schilly. Janice DeClue. Laura Selmon. Lisa Russell. Colleen Harmon, and Tina Herrell. PROMOTION AND AWARDS JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL The Junior High Student Council this year consists of President - Jill Cook; Vice-President - Colleen Harmon; Secretary - Molly Mills-, Parlimentarian - Bobbi Jo Graham. The rest of the Student Council consists of seventh graders David Kopp, Amy Perry, Missey Crain, C. J. Herbert-, eighth graders, Jan Dees, David Roberston, Rodyne Brown and Lawrence Cannon. They are sponsored by Mrs. Bond. They did one major service project this year, which was the Elks canned food drive. In their efforts they collected about 600 cans. For doing such an outstanding job they received an award from the Elks Club. They also participated in the planning of the Junior High dances. Jill Cook is president of the Student Council. Sponsor- Mrs. Bond, David Robertson. Missey Crain, Amy Perry, C. J. Herbert. David Kopp. Jill Cook, Colleen Harmon. Molly Mills. Bobbi Jo Graham. Rodney Brown. Not pictured: Lawerence Cannon. Jan Dees. 90 A NEW BEGINNING j . BEGINNING their first year in high school the Freshman class got the chance to become acquainted with the upperclassmen at the Freshman mixer. During the week of Homecom- ing the Freshmen worked on their float at the home of Courtney Anderson; the theme of their float was YOU ASKED FOR IT YOU GOT IT. Throughout the year small groups of Freshmen met with Mr. Gagnepain to discuss Missouri View. This a program which helps them to better understand the opportunities that are available to them after high school. It also gives them an idea of the high school curriculum they should take to prepare them for the careers they are interested in. At the end of the year each Freshman met individually with Mr. Gagnepain to plan a tenative schedule for their remaining years in high school. J.A.W. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: President - Kurt Meyer� Vice-President - Craig Wilson� Secretary - Regina Giles� Treasurer - Bryon Coleman. 92 Jeff and Darrin clowning around at the float site. Brad Goodwin and band march to the football field. Courtney Anderson Paula Ashlock Tony Aubuchon Kelly Blacklock Kristopher Blunk C. J. Bowles Becky Boyer Eddie Bradley Kay-Anne Burdin Sam Burgan Missy Caruthers Phillip Clifton Ed Cohoon Bryon Coleman Darren Coleman Michael Coleman Daniel Coplin Mike Coppedge Jan Cowan Bill Crader 93 Some scenes from the Freshmen’s first year of the fun and excitement of the many Ffomecoming activities!! Karen Dallas Amy DeGonia Terry DeRousse Deron Edwards Gidget Elliott Dan Eubanks Jim Fischer Rae Ann Fleig Regina Giles Brad Goodwin Donald Graham Kim Hastings Bill Hedgecorth Veronica Hilbum Tina Holloman Karla Huskey Kenny Hyde Crystal Johnson Michelle Johnson Philip Kirkland 94 Kenny Laburay Linda Lucas Lola Lucas Peggy McFarland Allyson Mace Curt Meyer Lori Meyer Stephen Monroe Mike Oberlatz Andre Overstreet Karen Parrott John Price Debbie Proffer Jeff Raines Lisa Risse Bob Robinson Darrin Shores Mark Short Scott Smetzer Lisa St. Clair Lee Tindall Debra Vernon Lisa Welsh Craig Wilson Lou Ann Wright 95 STRANGERS NO MORE No longer strangers to high school life, the Sophomores now had the opportunity to become involved in more of the organizations, activities, and other aspects of high school life. During the week of Homecoming the Sophomores worked on their float THE FEW. THE PROUD. THE HORNETS, at the home of Jim Ellison. Their class sponsors this year were Mr. Bowden and Mr. Dodson. This year Mr. Gagnepain gave them an interest test, which helped to match up students’ interests and personalities with different fields in the job market. The representative to Sophomore Pilgrimage this year was Kathy Bhat. This consists of a trip to the capitol in Jefferson City, where one has the opportunity to learn about state government. ■ SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President Robbie Bradshaw, Vice-President - Richie Cook, Secretary - Steve Smetzer, Treasurer - Tim Almany. 98 Kathy learns to finger paint Tim Almany Cindy Ashlock Kathy Bhat Judy Bingham Gene Bin John Bowl? Robert Bradshaw John Brown Kathy Brown James Carr Michelle Carron Tammy Chotrow Lynn Church John Clifton Richard Cook Sandra Craine Jeff Elbl Jim Ellison Scott Eskridge Debbie Haffer I don’t get itl 99 Teresa Hammers Willie Heberlie Mary Henneman Donna Hilburn John Holdinghausen Nancy Hurley Ruth Ingrum Beth Katzenberger Lynn Kennedy Patrick Kinder Kristi McDaniel Greg Marshall Paul Mauney Chelley Meese Anthony Meyer Connie Miller Carol Mills Dwann Mosby Drew Null Butch Patterson Randy Tuller draws in Art I. 100 Jerry Wyatt Gene Bins Jason Paul Jennifer Perry Keith Peterein Steve Politte Kim Pruneau Robby Rainwater Tabitha Richardson Thalia Rogers Pete Roth Kevin Russell Jim Schrage Steven Smetzer Randy Tuller Peter Tullock Clay Trask Vicki Vandiver Kathy Wansley Brian White Ed Wilson Jo Ellen Wright Id Jennifer Perry and Lynn Church UPPERCLASSMEN, FINALLY Junior Class Officers: President. Greg McCreary� Vice-President. Laura Jordan� and Secretary-Treasurer. Chris Geiler. Finally becoming upper classmen, the Juniors had everything in hand during the week of homecoming. Their float Thou Shalt Not Serve Lancers on Homecoming Night placed third in the float competition. Early in the fall Mr. Gagnepain gave the Juniors a P. S. A. T. test. This test enables the Juniors to compare themselves with other high school Juniors that plan on attending college. This also qualifies them for the National Merit Scholarship Program. Throughout the year the Junior class did many activities to raise money. Some examples of these are car washes, concession stands at the athletic events, and bake sales. The money raised from these activities was used to buy decorations, refreshments, and aid in paying for the band for Prom. The Junior class was aided by their class sponsors. Dr. Fitzgerald and Mr. Dyer. The representatives this year to Boys’ State were: Marty Elbl. Lee Cunningham. Chris Becquette. David McDowell, and Roger Biggs. The representative this year to Girls State was Laura Jordan. Above: Leslie Oberlatz Right: John Lucas 104 Everyone really knows that Kevin’s not studyingl You can tell that Tim. Janet, and Kim have been working hard on decorations for the proml Debbie Allen Pam Axley Chris Bequette Randy Bevill Roger Biggs James Birkenmeyer Kenny Bradley Greg Brown Jerome Brown Laura Brown Cindy Butler Christine Bye Charles Cannon Charlene Carron Scott Chapman Laura Chotrow Doug Cissell Sandy Cohoon Scott Collier Mike Cords 105 Lee Cunningham Kelly Curtis Kevin Dallas Beverly DeClue Scott Edwards Brett Eggemeyer Teresa Eisenbeis Marty Elbl Cynthia Evans David Francis Chris Geiler Steve Gibson Andy Glasgow Pamela Graham Troy Gurlin Dana Hampton Kelly Harmon Gary Hastings Donna Hayes Mary Henson Jerri Hilburn Ranay Holloman Karen Hulvey Butch Jones Laura Jordan 106 Darren Kempfer Vickie Kettler Donna Klable Carol Kopp Kelly Labruyere Jeff Littrell Robby Lovell John Lucas Deanna McAnally Greg McCreary Juniors in American Literature David and Laura work on float. Rhonda McDaniel David McDowell Jeff Madsen Cheryl Marlow Terry Marshall Teresa Masters Pat Mellor Beth Moore Tim Morris Leslie Oberlatz Angela Parker Donald Patek Kim Paul Teresa Peterein Jane Pfotenhauer 107 Jon Polittc Tony Popovsky Kris Pratte Judy Pruneau Bill Quick Lea Ramey Lynn Ramey Monique Ravellette Greg Reecht Roderique Roberts Carrie Robinson Phil Rothweiler Kim Seabaugh Janet Seib Denise Sewald Vicki Sherman Rhonda Smith Allan Strange Brent Sturm Jess Tibbs Jim Tuller Dawn Welch Tammy Williams Margaret Winkler Faith Zimmerman Faith and Debbie Chris Bequette Juniors show Homecoming spirit. 108 A NEW BEGINNING The class of 1983 has achieved many honors throughout their high school career. This year the cross country team, basketball team, tennis team, business department, and individuals in music and track have reached state competition. Their floats have consistently placed during Homecoming. This year they received second place in the float competition. The theme of the float this year was Give That Hornet a Blue Ribbon.” The 1983 Prom. Southern Nights. was decorated by the juniors for the senior class. Music was provided by Osage. During their junior year, the class of 1983 had their turn at decorating the gymnasium for the prom. The theme that year for the dance was Reach For the Stars.” Throughout the year the seniors have been aided in their plans for the future by Mr. Gagnepain. He has helped them to find colleges and with obtaining financial aid. President. Robin Wilsoni Vice President. Brent Vaughm Secretary. Alan Caldwelli Treasurer, Jimmy Jennings. The class has chosen for their flower the white rose. Their song is Somewhere Down the Road by Barry Manilow. The motto they have chosen isi A new beginning of time has been given to us. A time to live, to love, to dream, and to succeed. Clockwise: Paula and Nancy work on floati Tami and Alan fold napkinsi Lumpy cheers the team oni Gary poses for a picturei Kim helps work on the floati Skip Rainesi Brenda gives a speech. James Patrick Almany Robynne Elizabeth Anderson Ginger Lee Axley Alan Dwight Caldwell Ronald E. Carr James Dale Christopher. Jr. Jeffrey Alan Church Cheryl Lynn Cohoon Andrea Lea Oder-Collier 112 Daniel H. Dwyer Mary Beth Eberhardt Dale Alan Eggemeyer Anthony Reece Hamby James A. Hartless Barbara Jean Henson Kathy Sue Herbert Bradley C. Howard 113 Sherry S. Hurley Kent Russell Huskey Edward Lee Hyde Darryl Michael Jackson James Charles Jennings Douglas E. Johnson 114 Trina Iona Johnson Jill Renee Johnston Teresa Annette Kennedy Joseph Thomas Kincaid Dwayne Arthur Labruyere Kenneth Walter Lovell James David LaFloure Patrick Ward Linderer Kevin Richard Madonna Deneen Michelle Hayes Mains Kay McAnally 115 Crystal Down Johnson Mills John Wayne Paul. Jr. Beth St. John Perry 116 Donald J. Picarella Darreld Keith Pratt Charles M. Ragusa Radford Reuben Raines III Anthony Jay Rhodes Randall Wayne Rhyneer Daniel Joseph Riney 117 118 Brent Foster Vaughn Donald Scott Wagner. Jr. Barbara Jo Williams Jeffery A. Williams Timothy Allen Williams NOT PICTURED Catherine O. Bradley Nancy Michelle Cook Ethel M. Franks Melissa Gaye Hardin Elizabeth Leah Hazen Connie M. Meyer David Louis St. Lawrence Robin Leigh Wilson Linda Marie Zimmerman 119 Barbara Wiliams. Valedictorian GRADUATES ■Hrnmy AJmarrv Bobvnne Anderson Gmgcr Ajdey Gary Biectke kat 8ra e WscheBe Bcrch Tim Birdn Aian Cakh.rf Bon Carr Jim Christopher Jeff Owdi Cheryl Cohoon Andrea Odg-Cofter Nano Cook Grant Derqpe Daria Dukes Bce-r E ren Dan Beth Eberturdr Dale E erne er Paul E rcri Donna Vernon Hym Tami Fortney EthH Franks Tony Hamby Vtefcssa Hardm Chip Hardest Liz Hazen Barb Henson katfn Herbert Brad Howard Shem Fbrtry Bent Ffaskev Lee Hyde Darryf Jackson Am Jenrmgs Dcug Johnson Tma Johnson Ji Johnston Terr lemedt Joey kancand OF 1982 Dwayne labruyere Boozer LaFloure Pal L inderer Kenny Level Kevin Madonna Deneen Hayes Mains Kay McAnaly Kim Meflor Connie Meyer Mike Meyer Melissa Oder MAer Crystal Johnson MAs John PaU Beth Perry Donald Picarefa DarrekJ Prat I L� sa Props! PaUa Propsi Ken Pruneau Charfae Ragusa Skip Rames Tony Rhodes Randal Rhyneer Dan Riney Sherry Risse Brenda Roesch Tharon Rogers Cindy Schroeder Patty Shepard Eric Singleton David St. Lawrence Brent Vaughn Scott Wagner Verontc Wansley Stepheny White Theresa Whitehead Barbara WAlarm Jeff W Aiams Ten WAiams Robm Wilson Linda Zimmerman THE YEAR IN RETROSPECT Between the fall of 1981 and the spring of 1983. we witnessed many fads and fashions. On the clothing scene, knickers began to reappear, designer jeans were at their peak, and the popularity of Izods increased and the Preppie” image became something to cultivate. For entertainment, we solved (or tried to solve) the mind-boggling Rubic's Cube and tested our skill at Pac-Man and other video games. Rick Springfield and Joan Jet and the Black Hearts were among the new musical groups that appeared during this year. Other favorites were Journey. Sammy Hagar. and REO Speedwagon. plus many, many more. Our local pastime was still ‘'cruising ’ Main Street on Friday and Saturday nights. But it was also a year marked by turmoil in the world: we watched helplessly when, in early October. President Anwar Sadat of Egypt was mercilessly gunned down while reviewing a military paradei when a would-be assassin shot down Pope John Paul in Vatican Squarei as the Solidarity Union made a valiant stand for human rights against a communist government in Poland. As the school year ended and the yearbook went to press. British troops fought to retake the Falkland Islands from Argentina and violence erupted in the Middle East as Israeli forces invaded Lebanon ... conflicts that are still unresolved. Other events of the year included the largest snowstorm in nearly a century, some thirty or so inches of the white stuff being dumped on the area. We missed over a week of school due to the weather, and in the spring of 1983 we began a policy of coming to school earlier and leaving later — this to make up for the snow days so that the school year would not have to be extended. A last look. 124 The Rubic's Cube. Compliments of FIRST CROWN FINANCIAL CORPORATION GOLDE'S Congratulations Class of 82” 526 Bailey Road Crystal City. MO 63019 937-4678 Poppy’s Parlor Pizzas and Carry-out 937-4774 DUNN’S SPORTING GOODS EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN EVERYTHING FOR THE ATHLETE HWY 67 479-4240 PEVELY. MO 296-9180 Kromm Rikimaru § Joharsen, Inc. Architects Compliments Pratte’s Pharmacy 112 South Hanley Road St. Louis. MO 63105 116 Walnut Festus, MO 63028 937-8121 CENTERRE BANK A Message From The President Of CENTERRE BANK T. G. HAGEN CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1982 The staff of CENTERRE BANK stand ready to help you pave your own road to success with our bank services. COME IN. Ask questions. See how your money works. CENTERRE BANK WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATED STORE Crystal City, Missouri 2206 Truman BLVD. Crystal City MO. Surdyke Yamaha Tires — Batteries — Gasoline Automotive Service Appliances Televisions Housewares Paint Sporting Goods Mowers and Tillers Hardware KJCF Tom E. Tucker Downings Mill Street Market, Festus Yarn Center Jim, Sharon, Robynne, and Courtney Anderson The Giant Baba Quonset Lanes Fults Florist Paul Kopp Family Wm. T. Church Family Harter Company E D Bridal Shop Lemme Funeral Home Schrage Electric 127 JEFFERSON COUNTY NEWSPAPERS, INC. Compliments of publishers of The Democrat-Pilot and The Rocket Dairy Queen Hwy 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. Good Luck Crystal City HORNETS sjgM [ —a - p CITY natural and Organic Products (a I I '—| IUI pOR THE Skin ano Hair DALLAS, TEXAS 75247 Sharon Anderson 1404 JEFFERSON MANAGING SENIOR CRYSTAL CITY. MO 03019 Distributor 31A-937-6OO0 9? RliniPr Burger Chef Systems, Inc. No.1758 MlVr Truman Blvd. Sun Ridge Uier® Crystal City, MO 63019 TRI-CITY TRUE VALUE ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE 529 Baily Rd. WOMEN: MON. WED. FRI.: 7:30a.m. 7:OOp.m. MEN: MON. WED. FRI 7:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m TUE. THURS : 10:00 a m. 9 00 p.m . SAT. 9:00a m 9:00p.m. Crystal City, MO 63019 SPORTSPLEX HEALTH CLUB OWNED : OPERATED BY- RON MARTY FENWICK KAREN STRINGER 937-2600 406 West Main 937-0710 Festus. Mo. 63028 128 Vogue Cleaners Hway 61-67 Try Our Coin-Op Cleaning P.N. HIRSCH AND COMPANY 937-7200 Twin City Mall Crystal City, Mo. 63019 Phone: 937-4469 Pt T? Qlserl u mitu iG WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE 312 Bailey Road nriunm Crystal City. Mo. 63019 . today” Chrysler - Cordoba Reliant - LeBaron - Plymouth Arrow and Selected Used Cars SAM OGLE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH. INC HIWAY 61 a 67 AT 6th STREET CRYSTAL CITY MISSOURI 63019 OFFICE 937 3484 OFFICE 937-3100 TOLL FREE 296 2332 For the best deals in town Good Luck Class of 1982 Sam Ogle. Pres. 129 STOPLIGHT FRUIT MARKET. INC. HWY. 61-67 S BAILEY RD. CRYSTAL CITY. MO. 63019 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1982 FROM THE CRYSTAL CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL Steam ' n 'Clean CARPET UPHOLSTERY CLEANING 937-5662 ROUTE 3 FESTUS, MO. 63028 DAN’S AUTO TOP INC. AND FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING COMPLETE AUTO. BOAT. AIRCRAFT. OFFICE HOME g COMMERCIAL UPHOLSTERING VAN INTERIOR 6 ACCESSORIES DAN SHORT No. 2 CAVE INDUSTRIAL DR. Bus. 937-4006 CRYSTAL CITY. MO. HOME 937-7107 ROTH AUTOMOTIVE, INC. VINYARD’S FUNERAL HOME Festus — Crystal City Pevely — Herculaneum Wholesale Auto Parts Highway 61-67 Crystal City, MO 63019 937-3672 Machine Shop 130 Commerce Hank of Festus MEMBER FDIC MAIN BANK: Id Main Street 937-4636 DRIVE-IN: Second and Walnut 937-8646 JEFFERSON CENTER FACILITY: 2105 Hwy. 61-67 North 937-9191 Gerald’s Men Wear Lavon Ceramics Reber Travel Bill North Auto Sales Smith Jewelers Twin Gables Grocery Store THE BRIDAL SHOPPE 3A Main Street Festus, MO 63028 131 INDUSTRIES PPG CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982. Works No. 9 26 Mississippi Avenue Crystal City, MO 63019 937-6490 - Main Street 937-4448 FESTUS, MO. 63028 JOHN D WILLIAMS REALTY RIVER CEMENT CO. JOHN D. WILLIAMS Expert Service by Broker People Who Care Daily 9-8 Sat. til 5 ■uEU Athletic Gear, Shoes Sportswear I305A Truman Blvd. 68 Fenton Plaza Crystal City Fenton. Mo. 63026 937-4642 326-1200 396-2134 343-3939 132 f't Like a good neighbor, State Farm jerry w grindstaff is there. Agent 106 S Second Street Festus. Missouri 63028 Off Phone 314 937-6640 Res Phone 314 483-2965 ...• -« 9 i- STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES MOMf Offices BLOOWNGTON ILLINOIS Phone 937 0222 DUANE J. KELSON, DMD, M.S. ORTHODONTIST BOATMENS BANK OF JEFFERSON COUNTY BOATMEN'S BANK OF JEFFERSON COUNTY PEVELY, MO 63070 2 locations to serve you Member FDIC 114 MISSISSIPPI AVENUE MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING CRYSTAL CITY. MO. 63019 SINCE 1914 QUALITY RELIABILITY PERFORMANCE j No Other Single Appliance In The World Does as many things for you as the Tradition T.M. Kirby Co. of Festus 210 S. Second Festus, MO 63028 Bob Sandy Proffer - 937-8100 133 523 BAILEY ROAD PHONE Crystal City. Mo. 63019 937-2505 Crystal Village Pharmacy PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ALL OCCASIONS FINE CUSTOM FRAMING 1 14 SOUTH SECOND STREET FESTUS MISSOURI 63028 DAVID L WITTE 937 8622 D STEVEN WITTE A WARD WINNING PHOTOGRAPHY THANK GOD FOR GRADUATIONS - Marilyn Madison AMEN MILLARD RANDOLL. R. Ph.. B.S.. PROPRIETOR MADISONS GARAGE MISSOURI PEST CONTROL ASSOCIATION - Joe Madison Miller's Termite and Pest Control PHONE 937-2384 - 464-5500 LICENSED • TERMITE INSPECTION JAMES ELFRANK CHARLES R MILLER MANAGER BOX 1 1 1 HEMATITE. MO 63047 ELFRANK AUTO REPAIR P. O. BOX 182 FESTUS. MO. 937-3230 134 ST LOUIS. MO CRYSTAL CITY. MO (3 1 4) 296-7 110 (314) 937-5082 CITY OF CRYSTAL CITY Sfwxn (Sily ofalvage ofales, Jnc. HIGHWAY 61-67 CRYSTAL CITY. MO 63019 MICHAEL L. WEINHAUS ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE CARL HOPPY HOPKINS HOPKINS FURNITURE and FLOOR COVERING CO. 114 MAIN • FESTUS, MO. 63028 Bus. Phone: 937-4727 P.0. Bos 110 Cofcr Mil. Mo. 301 2 3277 WOWortMolo Fottot, Mo. 6302B 937 2214 Office, 037-0707 COUNTY-WIDE PEDIATRICS, INC. MARIETTA O. BELEN, M.D. PEDIATRICS Free Delivery and Set Up 937-8687 HOME FURNITURE COMPANY Quality Furniture at Tremendous Savings Festus' Oldest Furniture Store We are here to stay in service for you! Office hour 103 N mill By APPOINTMENT FESTUS. MO 63028 135 Festus Flower Shop FASHIONCOURT KINGSCOURT TWIN CITY MALL JEFFERSON SQUARE S and D MEDICAL Festus, MO 63028 Video taping of special events Big screen TV’s, RCA equipment IHi:-: vim o rai'OiitiMi 1 14 MAIN STREET FESTUS, MISSOURI 63028 (314) 937-1957 Atari and Intellivision Video games GODFREY DANIELS!! Radar detectors Cordless telephones the video emporium rV - 7 PHILO C BUCKSWORTH VIDEO CLUB EVEITONE IS WELCOME: Vou do not hove � o become o chib member to rent from � he pre recorded film librory However. you con sove hundreds of dollors ♦ you do SELECTION - Our selection includes new release movies, cartoons, ond other children s feotures. nostalgia, ond sports If o movie you want is not l-sted. check with us We odd new movies regukxly ond will order special requests UPOATI: A new list will be printed monthly to updote our selections All movies, oil rolmgs oil lengths ore one low price BENEFIT TO CLUB MEMBERS: 10% discount on oil purchoses 50% discount on used rapes 50% discount on oil movie rentols (MEMBERSHIP NOT TRANSFERABLE) Gas-Saving Branches Never Close Community Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN -'ASSOCIATION Administrative Office • One Community Federal Center Manchester And 1-270 • Phone 822 5000 Diamonds Engraving Watches Adolph Jewelers The Store With Youth in Mind 513 Bailey Rd. Crystal City, Mo. 937-5017 Repairs 137 L. D. COMPTON CONST. CO. ■-LARRY I). COMPTON = P.O. BOX 95 CRYSTAL CITY. MO. «3019 Telephone 937-5714 or 037-5745 MEIER MOTOR COMPANY 119 Truman Blvd. Crystal City, MO 63019 International Trucks Cub Cadet Tractors 937-3727 9:30 - 5:30 Mon. - Sat. Judy Whittemore Designer Judy’s Flower Basket School and Organizations Welcome Bus. - 937-0245 VISA 202 Main St. Home - 937-9258 master card Festus. Mo. TownX Country Interiors; 327 Main Street - Festus. MO. 63028 - 314 937-3662 138 DORSEY'S PRESCRIPTION JEFFERSON COUNTY HOME CENTER PHARMACY HWY 67 AT SCENIC DR 108 Mississippi Crystal City, MO 937-3900 Phone 479 5383 Sales - Leasing Daily Rentals 937-3656 Service - Parts 937-4626 Ray Portell Steve Shapiro Alan Gerstein Bob Graves NEAL CHEVROLET Truman Blvd. at Bailey Rd. Jack Gerstein Dave Shafer Pat Griffin DOW common uncommon sense chemistry DOW CHEMICAL U.S.A. RIVERSIDE PLANT EASTERN DIVISION PEVELY, MC. 63070 common j uncommon sense chemistry 140 HZXA HAC! Pogolino’s 29 E. Main Festus, MO Carry Outs 937-6600 Phone: 937-9661 CJ r? M -srour Deadon J SALON 1901 Hwy. $1-67 Feitui, MO Wal Mart Shopping Center PV PRINTERS PICARELLA TV. 306 BAILEY RD. CRYSTAL CITY. MO. 63019 Phone 037-6701 228 Bailey Road Crystal City, MO 937-8088 Congratulations Class of 82 Homelite CHAIN SAWS HAROLD WEIR CRYSTAL CITY FEED SEED CO. INC. CRYSTAL CITY, MO. Hwy 61-67 PHONE 937-4141 PURINA - TINDLE FEEDS SEEDS - FERTILIZER - HEALTH AIDS LARRY MACK MIKE WEIR 1Rcd TVtOi Athletic Supplies “We Sell Service 1019 E Broadway - P. O. Box 673 Columbia. Missouri 65201 Phone: 314 443-7174 RUSS WEIR BOB ALVIS 141 WAGNER AUTO BODY Rt. 6, Box 17A Festus, MO 63028 314-937-5475 037-7757 BOB LEWIS OLDSMOBILE 1004 Truman Blvd. Crystal City, Missouri 63019 METRO OFFICE SUPPLY__________________ Complete Office Supply Center Congratulations Graduates” 36 Main FE6TUS, MO. 63026 314 334-5216 535 BROADWAY UXjbinfS CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. 63701 7 tuUc Staie. lit. 142 Kraemer Hauling H§H Plumbing Festus, Mo. 143 Compliments of Kroger TRI-CITY TRUE VALUE ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE 529 Baily Rd. Crystal City, MO 63019 PICARELLA TV 306 Bailey Road Crystal City, MO 63019 937-2600 937-6701 Complete Line of Shoe Care Needs Dr. Mark D. Peckham Optometrist ROCK'S SHOE REPAIR 1220 HWY. 61-67 CRYSTAL CITY, MO. 63019 Complete Contact Lens Care 4045 JEFFCO BLVD. Tue. thru Fri. TOM (Rock) ROTHWEILER 8:30 5:30 Phone: 937-0860 Sat.: 8:30-4:00 ON HWY. 61-67 ARNOLD, MISSOURI 63010 464-5151 937 8088 1219 TRUMAN BLVD. CRYSTAL CITY. MO 63019 937-4747 11 v Congratulations Class of ”83” V PRINTERS 228 Bailey Rd CRYSTAL CITY. MO 63019 144 WAI-SWOMTH n miollING COMPANY MARC CLINE MIMOl HI ««AM Editor: Andrea Oder-Collier Assistant Editor: Robin Duren Copy Editors: Brenda Roesch Jeff Williams Layout Editor: Paul Eisenbeis Photography Editors: Robynne Anderson Jeff Church Business Managers: Barbara Henson Ginger Axley The Publications Staff: Jim Almany Cheryl Cohoon Tami Fortney Jill Johnston Terri Kennedy Kay McAnally Melissa Miller Beth Perry