7 VOLUME 29 FOREWORD The 1956 Tiger has attempted to portray the various activities of Festus High School as seen through the eye of a camera. We have shown how the students and faculty live and work together. The staff has chosen the Tiger to use in the annual because it symbolizes so well the spirit of our school as shown in our many activities and is the emblem of our Alma Mater. FESTUS HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER Festus High our Alma Mater Pleasant memories ne’er forgot, Heaven and Earth thy sons and daughters Will thy blessings be. And ere the setting sun shall vanish All the. glory is thy lot. Love and loyalty forever Is our pledge to thee. DEDICATION The fostering of good sportsmanship has always come first with Coach Godwin who has devoted the past 7 years to the development of football at F. H. S. He was the first full-time football coach, coming to Festus during its 3rd year of football. Coach Godwin has had winning teams and losing teams. In 1949 Festus won every game and was invited to play Sikeston in the Polio Bowl. But whether losing or winning he has always aimed first to develop men into good sportsmen. To our friend and coach we respectfully dedicate this 29th volume of the TIGER. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES CURRICULUM FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS RALPH B. TYNES Superintendent of Schools B.S. in Education Warrensburg State College M. ED. University of Missouri Post Graduate Work Washington University LEONARD COX B.S. in Education Warrensburg State College M. ED. Washington University MISS LUCILE HOLMES B.S., Southwest Missouri State College; A.M., University of Missouri; Graduate Work, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio; Oklahoma A.M., Stillwater, Oklahoma. Mathematics MRS. JACK MANLEY Hendrix College; B.S., University of Missouri; Graduate work, University of Missouri. Spanish II, English II MRS. CHARLES DREYER B.A., Southeast Missouri State College; Graduate work, Washington University. Civics, Sociology, Government MISS VADA BRANSTETTER B.S. in Education, Southwest Missouri State College; B.S. in Home Economics, University of Missouri; Master in Education, University of Missouri; Graduate work. Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Vocational Home Economics MRS. JOHN J. TAYLOR A. B., Hedding College; B.S., Northwestern University; Southeast Missouri State College. Biology, Mathematics MRS. GEORGE MORRIS JR. B. A., Woman’s College of Furman University; Graduate work, Furman University, Washington University. American History, Publications MR. WAYNE PARKER B.S., Northwest Missouri State College; A.M., Colorado State College of Education. Physical Education, World History, Civics, Baseball Coach. MR. JOHN C. CLIPPARD B.S. in Education, Southwest Missouri State College; Master in Education, University of Missouri. Mechanical Drawing, General Metals MR. WARREN ELKINS B.S., Southeast Missouri State College; M.ED., University of Missouri. Social Studies, Driver Training MR. HOWARD LITTON B.S. in Education, Southeast Missouri State College; A.M., University of Missouri. Cooperative Education Program and Guidance MISS ESTHER GASPER B.S., Northwest Missouri State College; Graduate work, George Peabody College. Physical Education, Physiology MR. MURRELL GODWIN B.S., Southeast Missouri State College. Shop, Physiology, Football Coach MRS. HADLEY HINKLE B.S. in Education, Kirksville State College, Graduate work at Kirksville State College. Art, English I MR. FREDERICK McFERRON B.S., Southeast Missouri State College. Science De xirtment MR. LOYCE CAMPBELL B.S., Arkansas State College; Graduate work. University of Mississippi. Commercial Department. MR. WALTER CRAIN B.S. in Education; S.M.S., Springfield: Graduate work. University of Missouri. Physical Education, English I. Basketball Coach MR. HEUBY MOORE. JR. B.M., Bachelor of Music. Central Missouri State Teachers College. Music Department MISS MARGARET COPELAND B-M.E., Arkansas State College Chorus MRS. CLAUDE HOLLIGAN Southeast Missouri State College; B.S., Arkansas State; Graduate work, University of Arkansas, Washington University. Study Hall, Librarian, Government MISS VIRGINIA JOLLY B.A., San Jose State College, San Jose, California. English III, Speech, Literature mrs. adam McCullough Bennett College, Greensboro, North Carolina; Graduate work, Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts. Commercial Department, English III mr. adam McCullough B.S. in Industrial Arts, Central State College, Wilberforce, Ohio. Assistant Football Coach BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. R. W. Johnson President Mrs. Sara Wood Secretary Mr. Charles Vogt Treasurer Mr. Harry Long Mr. Charles Dreyer Mr. Harry Weier Mr. W. E. Evans Mr. D. 0. Collins was absent when the pictures were taken. Candidates for class presidents and their campaign managers. First Row, Left to Right: Rosemary Roth, Joyce Boyd, Gene Brunkhorst, John Byrd, Donna Renfro, Pat Vollmer, Arley Vest, Ted Politte, Sandra Tesreau, Kenny Aubuchon, Jim Travis, and Jerry Lovelace. Second Row, Left to Right: Brad Rig-don, Bill Rigdon, Ronnie Butler, Ernie Rhodes, and Bill Byrd. Senior candidates for class officers. First Row, Left to Right: Connie Scott, Donna Renfro, Elizabeth Vo, Florence Klein, Second Row: Bill Rigdon, Sue Fast, Jo Ann Wilson. Don Smith, Pat Vollmar, Dad Terry. Junior candidates for class officers. First Row, Left to Right: Linda Hargrove, Babe Buehler, Judy Schembre, Second Row; Faherty Casey, Mary Jane Werner, John Byrd, Joyce Boyd, and Jack Parr. Sophomore candidates for class officers. First Row, Left to Right: Peggy Tynes, Rose Taylor, Trudy Matthes, Second Row: Ken Aubuchon, Ted Politte, Bille Cilliams, Jerry Rhineberger. Third Row: Gary Carrow. Freshman candidates for elates officers. First Row, Left to Right: Judy Huber, Bill Byrd, Donna Farley, Second Row: Jerry Lovelace. Dick Eisenbeis. Donald Dean. BILL RIGDON Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Boys’ Glee Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Carnival Crowning 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3. DANIEL G. TERRY Riverview Gardens High School 1 Festus High School Band 2, 3, 4; Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Athletic Crowning 3; Winner of “I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY” pontest 3; Student Council Member 4; Assembly Committee Chairman 4; Class Vice-President 4. JO ANN WILSON Honor Society 2, 3x 4; Typing Award 3; Class Secretary and Treasurer 4; Girls’ Glee Club and Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Clarinet Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad and GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad Treasurer 4; Carnival Float Committee 4; Archery and Softball Team 2; Varsity Volleyball Team 4. ELIZABETH BROWN Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Carnival Crowning and Graduation (vocal solo) 3; Pep Squad, 2, 3, 4; Teen News and Views 3, 4; Cape and Columbia Contestant 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Historian 4; Spanish Club Secretary 4; Safety Committee 3, 4. MARGARET FAST GAA and Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad Secretary 4; Senior Reporter 4; Float Committee 3, 4; Archery Team 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Assembly Committee Secretary 4; Library Club 3, 4; Christmas Dance Committee 4; Tiger Staff and Spokesman 4. MRS. HADLEY HINKLE MR. LOYCE CAMPBELL. DONNA RENFRO Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Carnival Queen 4; Athletic Crowning 3; Pep Squad and GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; GAA President 4; Student Council 3; Business Manager 4. SHARON REECHT Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club President 3, 4; Business Manager 4; Student Council Committees 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 4; Speech Play 3; Basketball and Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD SMITH Carnival Crowning 1; Vice-President 2; Whos’ Who 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Crowning 3; Junior Rotarian 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Essay Contest 3; Class Business Manager 4. KENNETH EVANS Boys’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Assembly Committee 4; Spokesman Editor 4; Tiger Editor 4; Business Manager 4; Float Committee 4. ALLEN ABERNATHY Welfare Committee 2, 3; Awards and Honors 4; Planned Progress 4; Senior Carnival 4. ERNEST AKINS JOHN ALBAUGH DESLOGE Basketball 1; Band 1 , 2; Float Committee 1: BEAUMONT Swimming Team 3. . FESTUS Art Committee 4. MADELINE ALCORN Carnival Crowning 4; Prom Committee 3; Christmas Dance Committee 4; SC. Club Committee 4; S.C. Library Committee 2, 3; Speech Play 4; Christmas Tea 1; Faculty Banquet 1; Spokesman and Tiger Staff 4: Honor Society 2, 1 4. BERNARD AUBUCHON Basketball 1. 2; Float Committee 2; Float Committee 4; Senior Carnival 4; Fire Prevention Float Committee 4. RONALD BASLER Senior Float Committee 4; Senior Carnival 4; Perfect Attendance. BARBARA BAYER Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Faculty Banquet 2; Christmas Tea 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Plan Progress 4; Student Council Committee 4; Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3; Style Show 1, 2; Senior Carnival 4. ADELE BOYER Carnival Committee 4; Girls Glee Club 2; Gym Demonstration 1, 2; Faculty Banquet 2; Christmas Tea 1, 2; Library Committee 4; Carnival Queen Committee 4; Christmas Cantata; Baccalaureate Service 2; Library Club 2, 3. LARRY BOYER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Class Treasurer 1; Glee Club 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Fire Prevention Float Committee 4; Dance Committee 2; Athletic Crowning 4. SHIRLEY BOYER S.C. Safety Committee 1; Glee Club 2; Gym Demonstration 1, 2; Teachers Banquet .1, 2; Christmas Tea 2; Christmas Cantata 1; Senior Mother Float 4; Fish Pond Carnival Committee 4. MARY JANE BROWN Senior Float 4; Senior Carnival 4. JOAN BRUNKHORST Football Crowning 1; Treasurer of Class 2; Student Council 2; Election Committee 2; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Library Queen 3; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA and Pep $quad 1, 2, 3; Clubs Committee 4. DONALD BURNS Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Planned Progress 4; Harvest Dance 2; Christmas Dance 4; Fire Prevention Float 2; Awards and Honor Assembly 4; Assembly Committee 3; Carnival Committee 4; Freshman Float Committee 1. RONALD BURNS Senior Carnival Committee 4; Christmas Cantata 1, 3; P.T.A. Musical 3; Planned Progress Program 4; Freshman Float Committee 1. WILLETTE BURGETT DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; N.H.A. Secretary 1; Class Vice-President 2; Cheerleader Captain 3; Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3; Volleyball Team 1, 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3; Mixed Chorus 3. FESTUS Secretary of F.H.A. ALBERTA J. BUTTON Speech Play 4; Volleyball 2; Girls Glee Club 2, 3; Christmas Cantata 2, 3; Student Council Committee 4; Campaign Committee 4. CHARLES CANFIELD Float Committee 4; Senior Carnival Committee 4. VICTOR CANTOR Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Christmas Cantata 1, 2, 3; Float Committee 4; Carnival Committee 4; Football 1; Club Committee 4; Planned Progress 4. CHARLES CARRON RUTH CARRON Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Assembly Committee 2; Varsity A Volleyball 3, 4; Varsity A Basketball Team 3; Sextet at Cape 3; Secretary of GAA 4. JEAN CHAPPUE GAA Treasurer 4; GAA and Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Varsity Volleyball 4; B Basketball and Volleyball 2, 3; Feature Editor of Spokesman 4; Feature Editor of Tiger 4. BARBARA CLIFTON FAY DAVIS Gym Demonstration 1, 2; Home Economics Tea 1, 4; Senior Carnival Play 4; Student Council Committee 4; Senior Carnival Committee 4. MAY DAVIS Home Economics Tea 1, 4; Carnival Committee 4; Student Council Committee 4; Gym Demonstration 1, 2; Librarian 4. PHYLLIS DILLARD FARMINGTON HIGH Intramurals 1, 2; Pep Squad 1, 2; F.H.A. 1. 2; King Candidate Chairman 2. FESTUS HIGH Queen Candidate Chairman 3; Faculty Banquet 2; Douglas Tea 2; Dramatics Club 4; Speech Play 4: Student Council Committees 2, 3, 4. DAVID DRURY Cape Contest 1, 2% 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Boys’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Columbia Contest 1, 2, 3; Assembly Committee 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3; Carnival Committee 4. PHYLLIS EVANS Senior Mothers Float Committee 4; Speech Play 4; Gym Demonstration 2; Student Council Committees 3, 4; Pep Squad 1; Christmas Tea 1; Carnival Committee 4; Librarian 2. BOB FOELLER Assembly Committee 2; Senior Carnival 4. VIRGINIA GEBHARDT Gym Demonstration 1, 2; Pep Squad 2; Float Committee 2; Student Council Committees 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Tea 2; Career Day Hostess 3; Senior Carnival 4. PATSY GOVRO Senior Carnival 4; Senior Mothers Float 4; Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3. RICHARD HANEY Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3k 4; Planned Progress 4; Football Student Manager 2: Baseball Student Manager 1; Christmas Dance Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; Carnival Committee 4; Fire Prevention Float 2. KEITH HARTMAN DONALD HAYES Boys Tumbling Team 1; Boys’ Glee Club 1; Float Committee 4; Carnival Committee 4. JOE HAYES Basketball 3, 4; Track 2; Safety Committee 2, 3. EUGENE JUNCKER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Planned Progress 3; Essay Contest 3; Safety 4. MARY ANN KATZENBERGER Christmas Tea 2; Faculty Banquet 2; Carnival Committee 3, 4; Queen Committee 3; Faculty Graveyard 4; Dramatics Club 4; Senior Mothers Float 4; Gym Demonstration 1, 2; Planned Progress 2; D.O. Club 4. MELVIN KERTZ Boys’ Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 2, 4; Christmas Program 3; Baccalaureate Service 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Senior Carnival 4; Planned Progress 4. RAYMOND HENDRIX CAROL HILL Gym Demonstration 1, 2; Teachers Banquet 2; Christmas Tea 2; Senior Carnival Cake Walk 4; Dramatics Club 4. - WANDA HOFFMAN Spokesman 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Speech Play 3; Christmas Tea 2; Faculty Banquet 2; Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3; Senior Carnival 4; Dramatics Club 4; Civics Award 2. MARILYN HURLEY Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3; Girls Glee Club 3; Baccalaureate Service 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; Student Couhcil Assembly Committee 4; Christmas Cantata 3; B Softball 2; Senior Carnival Refreshment Committee 4; Fire Prevention Float Committee 3. BILL JACKSON Vice-President Freshman Class 1; Student Council 2; Business Manager Junior Class 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Band Director 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Spokesman Staff 4; Tiger Staff 4; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM KEEVINS Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Glee Club 3, 4; Athletic Crowning 4; Christmas Dance Committee 4; Basketball Manager 2; Baseball 1. 2. BARBARA KENNEDY Girls’ Glee Club 2; Senior Carnival 4; Senior Mothers Float 4; Dramatics Club 4; Christmas Tea 2; Faculty Banquet 1, 2; Gym Demonstration 1, 2; Career Day Float 2; Diversified Occupations 4; Planned Progress 2, 4. JAMES KEYTON FRED KLABLE FLORENCE KLEIN Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Girls’ State 3; Athletic Crowning 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; CAA 1, 2, 3 ,4; Volleyball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Tumbling Team 3; Softball Team 2; Honor Society President 4. JAMES LAMBERT Boys’ Glee Club 2, 3; Fire Prevention Float 4; Harvest Dance Committee 2. ROXANNE LAMBERT Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Twirler 2, 3, 4; Choruses 1, 2, 3, 4; Student of the Month 4; Planned Progress 2, 4; Dance and Float Committee 2, 3; Pep Squad and FA A 1, 2, 3, 4; Carnival Crowning 3, 4; Student Council Committees 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Award 1. ETTA RAE LEON FAA and Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Tumbling Team 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Varsity Volleyball 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Baccaulaurate 1, 2; Christmas Cantata 1, 2; Football and Basketball 2; Float Committee 2, 3. EVERETTE LITTON Senior Carnival 4; Welfare Committee 4; Float Committee 2; Fire Prevention Float Committee 4. JOYCE LOESCH GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Band 1, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Tumbling Team 1, 3; Softball Team 1, 2; Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 4. TOM LOVELACE Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Student Council 2; Prom Committee 3; Carnival Committee 4; Freshman Float 1; Carnival Crowning 4; Student Council Committees 3, 4; Junior Store 3. NORVEL LUCAS Christmas Dance Committee 4; Senior Carnival 4; Dance Committee 1. KENNETH McCORMICK Senior Carnival 4; Fire Prevention Float Committee 4. CHARLES MARTIN Float Committee 1, 2, 4; Prom Committee 3; Fire Prevention Float 4; Senior Carnival 4. JERRY MARTIN DAVID MILLER Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Building and Grounds Committee 3, 4; Fire Prevention Float 2; Carnival Float 3; Carnival Committee 4; Harvest Dance Committee 2. CARL MUNDWILLER HILLSBORO Basketball 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Double Mixed Quartet 2; Baseball 3: Class President 2; Class Secretary 1; Band 2. FESTUS Fire Prevention Float 4. PAT OLINGER Varsity Volleyball 1, 2, 4; Girls Glee Club 3; Library Club 3, 4; Varsity Tumbling 2; GAA 3, 4; Assembly Committee 4; Tiger and Spokesman Staff 4; Carnival Crowning Committee 4; Varsity Basketball 3; Gym Demonstration 1, 2. CHARLES PIERCE Business Manager 3; Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Planning Committee 1; Tiger Staff 4; Spokesman Staff 4. JAMES PINKLEY BERNARD PRATT LARRY PROPST Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Glee Club 3, 4; Club Committee 3; Social and Recreation Com-mittee 4; Carnival Committee 4. DON RAEBEL Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 3; Carnival Committee 4; Student of Month 4; Boys’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Planned Progress 1, 4; Student Council Committee 3, 4; Athletic Crowning 3. SANDRA REECE Gym Demonstration 1, 2; Home Economics Tea 1, 4; Student Council Committee 4; Librarian 4; Senior Carnival Committee 4. WYMAN RICHARDSON ARLENE RIGDON Mixed Chorus 2; Gym Demonstration 2; Library Club 2; Student Council Committees 3, 4. BRAD RIGDON Band 1, 2, 3; Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Tiger Staff 4; Spokesman Staff 4. DALE SANTSCH1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Prom Committee 3; Planned Progress 4; Carnival Crowning 3; Secretary of Class 2; Treasurer of Class 3. LORETTA SHAPIRO Basketball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Christmas Dance Committee 4; Float Committee 4; Faculty Banquet 1, 2; Speech Class Play 3. LINDA SIMMS GAA 1, 2, 3 ,4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 3; Student Council Committee 3, 4; Senior Carnival Committee 4; Basketball Class Team 1, 2. 3; Volleyball Team 4; Dramatics Club 4; Spokesman and Tiger Staff 4; Baccalaureate Chorus 1. ROLAND SMITH Douglas High School Class President 1; Basketball 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. GERRY SON Carnival Crowning 3, 4; Athletic Crowhing 3; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Twirler 2, 3, 4; Assembly Committee 2, 4; Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Tumbling PAUL SPEIDEL Junior Rotarian 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Athletic Crowning 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Student Council Officer 3, 4; Basketball 2; Student Council Committee Chairman 3, 4. RONALD TINDALL Baseball Student Manager 2; Track Student Manager 1, 2. JERRY TRASK JERRY UDING Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Football 4; Carnival Committee 4; Planned Progress 4; Harvest Dance Committee 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Buildings and Grounds Committee 3; Awards and Honors Committee 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Sltl c V f - BONNIE USSERY Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3; Faculty Banquet 2; Christmas Tea 2; Glee Club 3; Candlelight Service 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Senior Carnival 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; Senior Mothers Float Committee 4; D.O. Club 4; Planned Progress 2. ANITA VACHALEK Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 2, 3; Bacculaurate Service 2, 3; Candlelight Service 3; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council Committees 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Art Award 2; Gym Demonstration 1, 2; Christmas Cantata 2, 3. ARLEY VEST Student Council President 4; Student Council 3; Student Council Planning Committee 1; Class President 1; Class Vice-President 3; Boys’ State 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Boys’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tiger and Spokesman Staff 4. WARD VINYARD Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Baccalaurate Service 2. 3; Student Council Committee 4; Student Manager 2. PAT VOLLMAR Band 1, 2, 3; Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; English Award 1, 2; Physiology Award 2; Shorthand and American History Award 3; Float Committee 3, 4; Student of the Month 4; Assembly Committee 2; Awards and Honors Com mittee 4. GARY WEHNER % St. Pats Dance Committee 1; Boys Glee Club 3; Welfare Committee 3; Junior Store 3; Senior Carnival 4; Assembly Committee 4. JAMES WELCH Boys’ Glee Club 2, 3; Career Day Host 2; Prom Committee 3; Christmas Dance Art Committee 4. TOMMIE WHITENER Library Club 2, 3, 4; Club Committee 4; Pep Squad 4; Senior Carnival 4; Faculty Banquet 1, 2; Christmas Tea I, 2; Float Committee 3; Dramatics Club 4; Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 3; Style Show 3. BILLIE WOODSON Pep Squad 3; GAA 2; Carnival Committee 4; Queen Committee 3; Gym Demonstration 1, 2; Home Economics Tea 1, 2;% Faculty Banquet 2; Library Club 3; Welfare Committee 4. TOM WORTMAN CLASS HISTORY In September, 1952, 105 eager freshmen entered Festus High School. Our first job was to elect the officers who were to lead our class along the troublesome road of being freshmen. Under the supervision of Mrs. Helen Morris and Miss Lucile Holmes, we chose as president, Arley Vest; vice president, Bill Jackson; secretary, Florence Klien; and treasurer, Larry Boyer. We managed to struggle bravely through initiation; with skinned noses and bruised knees we arose full-fledged F.H.S. students. Our social event for that year was the St. Patrick’s Dance. We decorated the gym in green and white colors, and the music was furnished by the “Horneteers.” It was a very successful social event. We were very proud to have Joan Brunkhorst from our class as an atten-ant in the Football Crowning, and Mary Katherine Lucas as an attendant in the Basketball Sweetheart Crowning. In 1953, 109 sophomores returned to school. Our officers that year were Bill Rigdon, president; Donald Smith, vice-president; Dale Santschi, Secretary; Joan Brunkhorst, treasurer; and Phyllis Perry, reporter. After initiating the freshmen, we set to work on the Harvest Dance. On October 2, we had the first all school dance of the year and for the first time it was semi-formal. We decorated the gym with Halloween colors; the band for the evening was the “Noveltones.” We were very proud to have from our class Larry Propst, Jerry Uding, Don Burns, Dale Santschi, Larry Boyer, and Bill Rigdon on the outstanding baseball team of F.H.S. in 1953. Chosen as cheerleaders from the sophomore class were Mary Lucas and Connie Scott; Florence Klien was chosen treasurer of G.A.A., and Roxie Lsbert and Gerry Son were selected to be twirlers. Phyllis Perry, escorted by Bernard Pratt, was the sophomore attendant in the Carnival Crowning. From our class came the Basketball Sweetheart, Rae Leon, escorted by Watson Akins. Members of the Student Council were; Tom Lovelace, Bill Jackson, Joan Brunkhorst, and Donald Smith. In September, 1954, we returned to F.H.S. with our enrollment as juniors dowTn to 102. Under the supervision of our sponsors. Miss Holmes, Mrs. Hammon, Mr. McFerron, Mr. Parker, and Mr. Clippard. we elected as class officers: president. Bill Rigdon; vice-president, Arley Vest; secretary, Florence Klien; and treasurer, Dale Santschi. Those chosen to represent the class in the Student Council were Donna Renfro, Don Smith, Paul Speidel, and Arley Vest. We were very proud to have had Eugene Juncker and Donald Smith receive honors for their essays which were published in THE AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL ANTHOLOGY OF ESSAYS, and to have had Dan Terry re- ceive first place in Jefferson County in the “I Speak for Democracy” contest. Connie Scott was crowned the Athletic Sweetheart, and those who were voted by the student body into Who’s Who were; Dqn Smith, Connie Scott, and Bill Jackson. This year the Junior - Senior Prom was held in the new school in Hartshorn Acres. The theme of the Mardi Gras was carried out very well by the decoration. Sending out with some smOoth music was once again Herb Mahler and his orchestra. The banquet, prepared by the Junior Mothers, was served in the hall at 12:00 midnight on tables beautifully decorated with floral centerpieces and candles. The majority of our class took part in the many varied activities at F.H.S.; as the year ended we realized, with mixed emotions, that our high school days were fast drawing to a close. In September, 1955, we entered the halls of Festus High School with 97 students taking their seats in the senior section. We felt that at last we had reached our long awaited goal — that of being seniors. We now would begin to shoulder the true responsibility of being adults. Our sponsors were Mr. Campbell and Mrs. Hinkle. Our class officers were: president, Bill Rigdon; vice-president, Dan Terry; secretary-treasurer, Jo Ann Wilson; historian, Elizabeth Brown; and reporter, Sue Fast. The business managers were Sharron Reecht, Donna Renfro, Don Smith, and Kenneth Evans, and Arley Vest was elected Student Council President. The senior carnival was a big success for us and there were the usual stands. Our float won first prize in the float contest and the senior candidate, Donna Renfro, was crowned Carnival Queen. Joyce Loesch was voted Tiger Queen and Don Smith was voted Tiger King. Wanda Hoffman won the Betty Crocker Award sponsored by the Home Economics department. The Christmas Dance was the last dance ever to be sponsored by us in F.H.S. The gym was transformed into a fairyland skating pond of glistening ice and snow. The ceiling was formed by hundreds of snowflakes dangling in the air and the walls were painted with scenes of skaters and sleigh riders. The evening was enjoyed very much by everyone, and the climax came when Anita Vachalek was crowned the Athletic Queen. The crowning was different this year in that the Tiger chose his own queen from the group of attendants. The senior attendants were Florence Klien, and Joyce Loesch. The fourth and last chapter drew to a close as the senior class walked the last path of their high school career, a moment of mixed sadness and pride, to the speaker’s stand to receive their diplomas. We will always treasure the happy memories of days spent in Festus High School and eagerly anticipate our first class reunion. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joyce Boyd President Jack Parr Vice-President Mary Jane Werner Secretary Judy Schembre Treasurer BUSINESS MANAGERS John Byrd Carolyn Dreyer Rosie Coleman Jerry Govero Dinny Porter SPONSORS Mr. John Clippard Mr. Wayne Parker Miss Veda Branstetter Miss Lucile Holmes JUNIOR CLASS Abernathy, Deanna Akins, Bill Allen, Janies Anderson, Norma Sue Aubuchon, Dorothy Aubuchon, Margie Bahr, Ava Bahr, Doretta Bahr, Judith Barnes, Betty Barton, Connie Bauman, David Beatte,_ Charles Benson, David Boyer, Marilyn Boyer, Norma Brunkhorst, Gene Buehler, Babe Burnside, Geraldine Burris, Jackie Butler, Allan Butler, Roger Casey, Faherty Clark, Carl Coffelt, Shirley Coleman, Terry Cook, Earl Copeland, Kathleen Doiron, Carl Dowe, Ervle Drake, Elise Drury, Joe Drury, June Edrington, Allen Ellison, Robert Eisenbeis, Carolyn Ferguson, Hilda Franks, Eugene Friend, David Garrett, Allen Gendron, Wayne Hargrove, Linda Hartman, Diane Haverstick, Shirley Hayes, Judy Hendrix, Richard Hill, Virgil Holloman, Jackie Holst, Patricia Huber, David Hughes, Gary James, Fay Jarvis, Larry Keaton, Gilbert Keevins, Judith Kempster, Jackie Ketcherside, James Keyton, Bill Kohler, Darlene Knobloch, Shelby LaPlant, LeRoy Lashley, David Leftridge, Roy Lewis, Larry Lucas, Doris Maher, Mary Ellen Matlock, Clifford McClanahan, LeRoy McClure, Marlene McCreary, Stanley McKee, Robert Miller, Barbara Mitchell, Jane Mitchell, Janaan Moore, Richard Morris, Bonnie Morrison, Barbara Myers, Aline Nanney, Carol Ogle, Michael Ogle, Shirley Oldham, Melvin Partney, Bonnie Peterein, Carol Peterein, Glennon Rabel, Joan Rhineberger, Susie Rhodes, Ruth Riddle, Eddie Roberson, Virginia Rogers, Barbara Roth, Rosemary Rudisaile, Byrl Rudisaile, Etta Schanz, Dollie Seals, Jeanette Shores, Donald Siebert, Betty Siebert, Mary Stites, Lynette Stueve, Betty Uding, Roger Vaughn, Marc Vessell. Barbara Vinyard, Jerry Voteau, Helen Wall, Julia Walls, Richard Waltrip, Lee Wampler, Kenneth Waters, Mary Waymire, Willard Westbrook, Wanda Whiteside, Charles Williams, John Wilson, Bob Wilson, Joyce Winkler, Carol Zaph. Helen SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Kenneth Aubuchon President Peggy Tynes Secretary Jerry Rhineberger V ice-President Violet Taylor T reasurer Mrs. George Morris Jr. Mr. Warren Elkins Mrs. John Taylor SOPHOMORE CLASS Arnold, Mary Aubuchon, June Bins, Betty Boan, Nancy Bolger, Suzanne Bolle, Judy Bollinger, Bob Bollinger, Pat Bryant, Jackie Burris, Wilma Butler, Ronnie Caringer, Ray Carrow, Gary Carrow, Mary Cautrell, Dorothy Clark, Nancy Cook, Cecil Cook, Gloria Cox, Lloyd Craig, Marvin Datillo, Larry Decker, Marlene Declue, Don Declue, Jerry Declue, William Derickson, Judy Difani, Jimmie Dollar, Jerry Doza, Kenneth Eisenbeis, Carla Elliot, Darrell Elliot, Frank Faulkner, Curtis Ferguson, Paul Frazier, Phyllis Gibson, Faye Grebe, Michael Hayes, Donnell Herman, Fonda Hewitt, William Higgins, Lennie Higgins, Shirley Hill, Janice Holt, Gary Horridge, Donna House, David Hubbard, Joan Hughes, Jocelyn Jarvis, Faith Jercinovic, Norma Kennedy, Mary Klein, Audrey Kreitler, Pat Kronk, Ollie LeClerc, Paul Lilly, John Lindenberger, Jim Loesch, Janice Martin, Gloria Martin, Wilbur Matlock, Basil Matthes, Gary Matthes, Trudy McCormack, Perry McGuire, Jim Mclver, Pat McKee, Bill McKee, Seth Meyer, Donnell Miller, Joe Miller, Norman Mitchell, Charles Nausley, Thomas Neel, Linda Ogle, Jeffery Ogle, Virginia O’Shea, Robert Pannier, Jerry Partney, Shirley Paul, Lois Peterson, Stanley Pinnell, Ella Mae Politte, Ted Pope, Ella Mae Porchey, Ruth Pratt, Kathern Pusateri, Norma Reece, Betty Reece, Roy Rhea, Frances Rhea, Norma Rudisale, Don Rudisale, Helen Schweigert, Mary Self, Loretta Sherman, Don Shores, Charlene Shoults, Carol Siebert, Clarence Siebert, Dick Sloan, Glenda Smith, Adrian Statler, Mary Helen Stief, Mary Tesreau, Sondra Tripp, Barbara Vessell, Ann Vogt, Barbara Wall, Gilbert Walton, Pat Waters, Loraine Welch, Robert White, Otis White, Pat White, Sharyn White, Terry Wideman, John Williams, Bill Williams, Carol Woodson, Bessie Worth, Walter Wright, Alfred Wynn, Francis Yesburg, Karen Yesburg, William Yost, James FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Lovelace, Ronald Huber, Judy Dean, Donald FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSORS Copeland, Miss M. Crain, Mr. W. Holligan, Mrs. G. Litton, Mr. H. McCullough, Mrs. W. McFerron, Mr. F. FRESHMAN CLASS Abel, Billy Abel, Larry Allen, Linda Bachek, Lana Bahr, Franklyn Baker, James Ballard, Claude Barton, Robert Basler, Elizabeth Bauman, Glennon Bay, Douglas Benton, Glen Bieser, Gene Biehle, Sue Bland, Mary Bourisaw, Janet Boyer, LeRoy Boyer, Wayne Brown, Delores Byrd, Bill Cage, John Casey, Anthony Coffelt, Shelby Cook, Jo Ann Cook, Norma Cooper, Ella Cooper, Sharon Cox, Wayne Crady, James Culton, Stephen Cummisky, Barbara Curtis, Stanley Dallas, LeRoy Davis, Stanley Derickson, Jerry Difani, Mary Doza, Brenda Drake, Suzanne Edgar, John Eisenbeis, Richard Elliott, Juanita Eoff, Linda Faddler, Wanda Farley, Donna Faulkner, Robert Foeller, Karen Ford, Kathleen French, Dale Fricke, Karl Frile, Edward Funk, Donald Cansner, Judith Gamache, James Gamel, Glenda Gibson, Francis Glaze, Donna Graff, Bill Grobe, Darlene Grossman, Eric Hammon, John Hardy, Janice Harris, Kenneth Hayes, Geraldine Heiney, William Herman, Herbert Huber, Mary Hughey, John Hughes, Richard Humphery, Richard Japkson, Margie James, Patricia Jarvis, David Johnson, Richard Kassen, Raymond Kausler, Geraldine Keathley, Claude Kennedy, Kathleen Kertz, Kathleen Kertz, Mary Ketcherside, Linda Langelier, William Lambert, James Laughlin, Judith Lieber, Richard Lucas, Danny Lucas, Leroy McClanahan, Ruth McCreary, Judy McKee, Sylvia Malloy, Ronald Manley, John Marsden, Judith Martin, Glen Martin, Stephen Miller, Carole Miller, Robert Miller, Todd Morrison, Roy Nausley, Carolyn Nicholson, Beverly Niemann, James Olinger, Larry Peterein, Marita Petty, Josephine Porter, Marjorie Pratt, Charles Pratt, Everett Puckett, Raymond Propst, Margaret Raic, Stephen Ray, Judith Renfro, James Rhodes, Ernest Richardson, Shirley Roberson, Nancy Robinson, Charles Roderique, Madonna Roderique, Patricia Rosenstingel, Kenneth Roth, Joanie Rouggly, Mary Sapper, Brenda Schanz, Della Schubert, Patricia Schweigert, James Self, Leo Schapiro, Margaret Sherman, Ella Mae Siebert, Dennis Siebert, Patricia Simmons, Barbara Simms, Delores Smetzer, Emmett Smith, Kenneth Sprous, Ruth Stauss, Robert Stewart, John Striler, Charles Stolzer, Charmaine Trask, Albert Trask, Charles Travis, James Umfleet, Delores Vaughn, Michael Vaughn, Ronald Vessell, Darrell Vinyard, Nancy Walker, Marion Walls, Judith Waltrip, Jerry Wansley, Larry White, Richard Wilmouth, Betty Winds, William Woods, Marvin Woods, Rhea Zapf, Paul NEW STUDENTS Gibbs, Glenda Junior Gibbs ,Carolyn Sophomore Rosener, Bernice Sophomore Evans, Robin Freshman Masterson, Joyce Freshman Moore, Carol Jean Newest Student On F.H.S. Campus FRESHMAN INITIATION Assembly Group COACHES Left to Right: Murrell Godwin Walter Crain Adam McCullough Wayne Parker TIGER ATHLETICS CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Susie Bolgar Second Row: Judy Schembre Third Row: (L-RI Audrey Klein Ruth Rhodes Terry Coleman Donna Renfro Gloria Cook f9S5 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1955 FOOTBAL SCHEDULE Festus 18 Farmington 19 Festus 0 Fredericktown 19 Festus 13 Crystal City 0 Festus 6 Herculaneum 0 Festus 12 Perryville 0 Festus 26 Flat River 6 Festus 26 Ste. Genevieve 6 Festus Festus 25 6 Lindbergh De Soto 6 7 FOOTBALL SQUAD FOOTBALL SQUAD Row One, Left to Right: Jerry Lovelace, Allen Butler, Ernie Rhodes, Tony Casey, Bill Graff, Tom Raic, Bill Able, Terry White, Jack Parr. Row Two: Butch Williams, Ted Politte, Dickie Eis-enbeis, Jeff Ogle, Gilbert Wall, Herbie Herman, Don Declue, Jim Schweigert, Roy Leftridge, Bob O’Shea, Mike Grebe, Doug Bay, Ronnie Vaughn, Perry McCormick, Jerry Dollar. Row Three: Roger Butler, Leo Self, Dave Lashley, Jerry De Clue, Gene Brunkhorst, Bill Akins, Bill Rigdon, Dan Terry, Bill Keevins, Paul Speidel, Alan Edrington. Row Four: Stan Curtis, Jim Yost, Don Smith, Byrl Rudisaile, Dinne Porter, John Byrd, Jerry Uding, Melvin Oldham, Jerry Rhineber-ger, Don Raebel, Dale Santschi, Jerry Vinyard John Cage, Wyman Richardson, Coach McCullough, Coach Crane, Coach Godwin. STARTING TEAM LINE — Left to Right: John Byrd, Alan Edrington, Don Raebel, Byrl Rudisaile, Dale Santschi, Bill Keevins, Paul Speidel. BACKS — Jerry Uding, Donald Smith, Jerry Rhineberger. Bill Rigdon. Left to Right: Don Smith Jerry Vinyard Jerry Rhineberger Roger Butler Ted Politte Gene Brunkhorst Dave Lashley Bill Akins Jerry Uding Bill Rigdon TIGER BACKS Left to Right: John Byrd Wyman Richardson Dinny Porter John Cage Jim Yost Jerry DeClue Butch Williams Leo Self Alan Edrington Dale Santschi Don Raebel Bill Keevins Byrl Rudisaile Dan Terry Melvin Oldham Paul Speidel Stanley Curtis TIGER LINEMEN Byrl Rudisaile TACKLE John Cage TACKLE John Byrd END Jack Parr END Dan Terry TACKLE Leo Self GUARD Bill Keevins GUARD Bill Keevins and Dale Santschi made Honorable Mention on the All-State Football Team. Jim Yost GUARD Bill Akins BACK Stanley Curtis END Roger Butler BACK Jerry DeClue CENTER Ted Politte BACK Dave Lashley BACK Jerry Rhineberger BACK Allen Edrington TACKLE Gene Brunkhorst BACK Dinny Porter end' Jerry Vinyard BACK Co-Captains Bill Rigdon BACK Dale Santschi CENTER Don Smith BACK Paul Speidel END Don Raebel TACKLE Wyman Richardson END Jerry Uding BACK Butch Williams GUARD BASKETBALL t95S-'56 ESTUS OPPONENT 39 ST. CLAIR .48 52 FARMINGTON 60 39 _ .ELVINS 56 61 POTOSI 63 33 DE SOTO 62 57 BONNE TERRE 87 70 __ _ FRANKCLAY ___ 37 40 CRYSTAL CITY 74 66 HERCULANEUM 64 81 PERRYVILLE 46 51 HILLSBORO 49 69 HOUSE SPRINGS 43 FESTUS OPPONENT 47 . CRYSTAL CITY 68 59 HERCULANEUM 60 61 HILLSBORO 64 42 DE SOTO 67 39 DESLOGE ... 107 77 . JACKSON 55 DESLOGE TOURNAMENT FESTUS 62 — IRONTON 91 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT “A” TEAM BASKETBALL Kneeling: Kenny Wampler. Standing, Left to Right: Mickey Ogle. Faherty Casey, Earl Cook, Dale Santschi, Don Burns, John Byrd, Jerry Uding. Leonard Higgins. David Lashley, and Coach Walter Crain. B” TEAM SCHEDULE FESTUS 50 BONNE TERRE 53 FESTUS 57 FRANCLAY 38 FESTUS 36 CRYSTAL 38 FESTUS 52 HERKY 31 FESTUS 54 PERRYVILLE 34 FESTUS 60 HILLSBORO 41 FESTUS 46 NORTHWEST 27 FESTUS 42 CRYSTAL 41 FESTUS 41 HILLSBORO 35 FESTUS 34 DESOTO 50 FESTUS 44 ST. CLAIR 22 FESTUS 49 FARMINGTON 40 FESTUS 23 ELVINS 35 FESTUS 36 POTOSI 34 FESTUS 36 DESOTO 43 FESTUS 44 HERKY 38 FESTUS 51 DESLOGE 56 FESTUS 45 JACKSON 43 “B” TEAM BASKETBALL front Row, Left to Right: Don Funk. Don Rudisaile. Dick Siebert. Francis Wynn, John Manley, Bill Byrd. Row Two: Perry McCormick, John Cage. Gary Carrow, Larry Wansley, Kenneth Aubuchon, John Stewart, Coach Walter Crain. varsity BASKETBALL DON BURNS DALE SANTSCHI JERRY UDING Festus participated in the following meets: April 1 — Indoor meet. April 8 — County Track Meet. April 23 — Mineral Area Track Meet. May 7 — District Meet. TRACK Front Row, Left to Right: David Drury, Bill Rigdon, Ted Politte, Byrl Rudi saile, Carence Siebert, Bill Worth. Second Row: Coach Godwin, Don Smith, Francis Wynn, John Byrd, Jerry Rhineberger, Gary Carrow, Don Raebel, Jim Keyton, Faherty Casey, Kenneth Auhuchon, Bill Keevins, Don Rudisaile. BASEBALL 1955 April 2 Herky April 9 Herkey April 11 Hillsboro April 12 Herky April 15 Potosi April 19 Bismark April 22 Crystal April 26 Hillsboro April 29 Crystal May 6 Herky May 9 Bonne Terre May 11 St. Charles Sub-District Tournament Crystal Mehlville District Tournament St. Charles Regional Tournament Kirkwood The Tigers enjoyed a very successful season winning 15 and losing only to Kirkwood in the Regional Tournament at St. Louis. Row One, Left to Right: Bob Rigdon, Dale Santschi, Don Burns, Bill Rigd on, Ed Patek, Ken Werner, Larry Prospt. Row Two: Roger Butler, Larry Lewis, Wayne Gendron, Gilbert Wall, Dick Siebert, Gary Carrow, Jerry Rhineberger, Keith Hartman, Paul Ferguson. Row Three: Francis Wynn, Jerry Uding, Hersel Nokes, David Miller, Virgil Hill, Coach Wayne Parker. VARSITY BASEBALL Left to Right: Bill Rigdon Don Burns Larry Propst David Miller Jerry Uding Larry Lewis Dick Seibert Wayne Gendron Miss Esther Gasper, Sponsor PEP SQUAD OFFICERS President________________________ Madeline Alcorn Vice President_______________________Joyce Loesch Secretary__________________________Margaret Fast Treasurer__________________________JoAnn Wilson G.A.A. OFFICERS President______ Vice President Secretary______ Treasurer _____ Donna Renfro ___Sharon Reecht ___Ruth Carron Jeanne Chappue G.A.A. AND PEP SQUAD OFFICERS Left to Right: Madeline Alcorn, Ruth Carron. Sharon Reecht, Joyce Loesch, JoAnn Wilson, Margaret Fast, Jeanne Chappue, Donna Renfro. TUMBLING TEAM Row One, Left to Right: Madeline Alcorn, Gerry Son, Joyce Loesch, Lynette Stites, Florence Klein, Ruth Rhodes, Loretta Shapiro, Rae Leon, Carol Nanney, Janaan Mitchell. Row Two: Mary Helen Statler, Judy Schembre, Shirley Higgins, Audrey Klein. Row Three: Diane Hartman, Jeanne Chappue, Susie Bolgar, Ella Mae Pinnell. G.A.A. Row One, Left to Right: Helen Rudisailc, Carla Eisenbeis, Shirley Higgins, Audrey Klein, Carol Nanney, Mary Difani, Mary Ellen Maher, Janaan Mitchell, Florence Klein. Row Two: Pat Olinger, Pat Mclver, Ella Mae Pinnell, Donna Glaze, Sharon Reecht, Rae Leon, Joyce Loesch, Mary Helen Statler, Norma Pusateri, Jeanne Chappue. Row Three: Judy Huber, Norma Cook, Wanda Faddler, Darlene Grobe, Barbara Clifton, Madeline Alcorn,- Marlene McClure, Julia Wall, Mary .Carrow, Beverly Nicholson, Peggy Tynes. Row Four: Pat Kreitler, Linda Simms, Carol Winkler, Mary Jane Werner, Lynette Stites, Molly Shapiro, Pat Vollmar, Donna Renfro, Sue Fast, JoAnn Wilson, Gerry Son, Ruth Rhodes. BASKETBALL TEAM Row One, Left to Right: Mary Ellen Maher, Lynette Stites. Row Two: Mary Jane Werner, Pat Olinger, Carol Nanney, Ruth Rhodes, Madeline Alcorn. VOLLEYBALL TEAM Row Oney Left to Right: Mary Jane Werner, Pat Olinger, Ruth Rhodes, Carol Nanney, Marlene McClure. Row Two: Jeanne Chappue, JoAnn Wilson, Lynette Stites, Madeline Alcorn, Sharon Reecht, Joyce Loesch, Florence Klien. ACTIVITIES The Festus Marching Band Twirlers, Left to Right: Norma Cook, Madeline Alcorn, Roxie Lambert, Joyce Loesch, Drum Majorette: Jerry Son. MaryCarrow, Lanna Bacheck. CHARLES PIERCE News Editor _ Spokesman Co-Editor ____________ Tiger MRS. MORRIS Adviser--Spokesman and Tiger FLORENCE KLEIN Co-Editor ____________ Tiger MARGARET FAST News Editor ------ Spokesman Activity Editor ______ Tiger BRAD RIGDON Circulation Editor_ Spokesman Business Manager _____ Tiger JEANNE CHAPPUE Feature Editor --- Spokesman Feature Editor _______ Tiger ARLEY VEST Athletic Editor_____ Spokesman Athletic Editor _______ Tiger PAT OLINGER Reporter ---------- Spokesman Feature Editor ________ Tiger KENNY EVANS Editor-in-Chief --- Spokesman Photographer __________ Tiger MARY JANE WERNER Exchange Editor ------- Spokesman Curricular Editor --------- Tiger BILL JACKSON Production Editor--- Spokesman Business Manager — Tiger LINDA SIMMS Reporter ____________ Spokesman Class Editor ------------ Tiger DIANE HARTMAN Feature Editor -- Spokesman Activity Editor _____ Tiger MADELINE ALCORN Reporter ________ Spokesman Class Editor -------- Tiger WANDA HOFFMAN Reporter ________ Spokesman Curricular Editor ___ Tiger STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD The executive board, acting as a guiding force, was composed of committee chairmen and officers of the council. The members were: Arley Vest, president and election committee chairman; Mary Jane Werner, secretary and social and recreational committee chairman; Paul Speidel, vice-president and welfare committee chairman; Dan Terry, treasurer and assembly committee chairman. Row Two, Left to Right: Donald Smith, awards and honors committee; Bill Rigdon, club committee chairman; Judy Hayes, library committee chairman; Virgil Hill, safety committee chairman; and Faherty Casey, buildings and grounds committee chairman. The purpose of the Student Council is not discipline, but to act as a medium through which faculty and student relationships can be better. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMERS In the Student Council’s third year, Arley Vest, Student Council President, worked hard to make it a success. All work was not done alone, he was aided by the other members of the Council, those members were: Row One, Left to Right: Sondra Tesreau, Judy Huber, Mary Jane Werner, Sharon White, Judy Hayes. Row Two: Dick Siebert, Jerry Lovelace, Kenneth Aubuchon, Bill Rigdon, Virgil Hill, Bill Byrd. Row Three: Mrs. Manley, Ernest Rhodes, Donald Smith, Dan Terry, Paul Speidel, Arley Vest, Faherty Casey, Mrs. Dreyer. HONOR STUDENTS HONOR STUDENTS Row One, Left to Right: Joyce Loesch, Winner of “I Speak for Democracy” Contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce; Florence Klein, Elected Representative to compete in Daughters of American Revolution American History Test. Row Two: Dale Santschi and Bill Keevins. Honorable mention on All State Football Team; Kenneth Evans. Winner of Constitution Oratorical Contest sponsored by the American Legion. BOYS AND GIRLS STATE Left to Right: Brad Rigdon, Arley Vest, Florence Klein, Dan Terry, Bill Rigdon. The four boys were the Festus High School representatives to Boys State, sponsored by the American Legion. It is held at Warernton, Mo. Florence represented our school at Girls State held at Fulton, Mo. STUDENTS OF THE MONTH STUDENTS OF THE MONTH A Junior Rotarian was chosen by the faculty each month according to the student s dependability, loyalty, leadership and capability. The students attended the Rotary Club every Tuesday of the month. Row One, Left to Right: Pat Vollmar, Elizabeth Brown, Roxie Lambert, Florence Klein. Row Two: Paul Speidel, Donald Smith, Charles Pierce. Row Three: Kenney Evans, Donald Raebel. HONOR SOCIETY CANDLELIGHT SERVICE Left to Right: JoAnn Wilson, Tom Lovelace, Barbara Florence Klein, Kenny Evans, Jeanne Chappue, Clifton, Charles Pierce, Ruth Carron, Bill Jackson, Paul Speidel, Roxie Lambert, Jerry Uding. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Left to Right: Jerry Uding, Vice President; Miss Joyce Loesch, Secretary; Mrs. Dreyer; Florence Holmes; Ruth Carron, Treasurer; Mrs. Manley; Klein, President. HONOR SOCIETY — Row One, Left to Right: Mrs . Dreyer, Judy Bahr, Norma Anderson, Darlene Kohler, Dorothy Auhuchon, Margie Aubuchon, Norma Boyer, Madeline Alcorn, Joyce Loesch, Florence Klein, Shirley Boyer, Bonnie Ussery, Wanda Hoffman, Rosemary Coleman, Carolyn Dreyer, Jackie Kempster. Row Two: Diane Hartman, Pat Holst, Judith Hayes, Joyce Boyd, Linda Hargrove, Ruth Carron, JoAnn Wilson, Roxie Lambert, Donna Renfro, Jean Chappue, Sue Fast, Elizabeth Brown, Anita Vachalek, Rae Leon. Pat Vollmar, Barbara Clifton. Row Three: Joe Drury, Richard Hendrix. Virgil Hill, Allen Butler, Tom Lovelace, Jerry Uding, Kenneth Evans. Bill Jackson, Brad Rigdon, Paul Speidel, Bill Rigdon, John Byrd, Arley Vest, Charles Pierce. HONOR SOCIETY — Top Row, Left to Right: Miss Holmes, Mrs. Manley, Barbara Miller, Carol Nanney, Mary Jane Werner, Lynette Stites, Carol Peterein, Wands Westbrook, Janaan Mitchell, Stanley McCreary, Lee Waltrip, Michael Ogle. Row Two: Willette Burgette. Julia Wall, Marlene McClure, Virginia Roberson, Rosemary Roth, Helen Zaph, Betty Stueve, Mary Ellen Maher, Betty Seibert, Jane Mitchell, Helen Voteau, Probationary Members James Yost, Bill Hewitt, Jim Lindenberger, Kenneth Aubuchon. Row Three: Barbara Vogt, Janice Hill, Gloria Cook, Dorothy Cartrell, Sharon White. 1 rudy Matthes, Fonda Herman, Audrey Klein, Sondra Tesreau. Mary Lou Schweigert, Norma Jercinovic, Peggy Tynes, Judy Bolle, Patty W'alton. THE FESTUS First Row, Left to Right: Elizabeth Brown, JoAnn Wilson, Helen Voteau, Betty Seibert, Janaan Mitchell. Second Row: Babe Buehler, Peggy Tynes, Audrey Klein, Faith Jarvis, Sharon White, Judy Bolle, Joyce Loesch, Gary Holt. Third Row: Donna Farley, Janice Hardy, Judy Laughlin, David Friend, Larry Jarvis, Dan Terry, Virgle Hill, Jim Lindenberger, Ward Vinyard, Bill Hewitt. Fourth Row: Wands Fadler. Claude Keathley, Susie Drake, Carolyn Nausley, David Benson, Robert Stauss, Linda Allen, Terry Coleman, Charles Beatte, Carol Miller. The Concert Band performed twice during the school year. Their first program was held on Monday, November 7, 1955, for the Parents-Teachers Association, and their second on December 19, 1955, for the Christmas Cantata. They also participated in the Music Contests at Cape Girardeau and Columbia. CONCERT BAND First Row, Left to Right: Suzan Bolgar, Sondra Tesreau, Patricia Walton, Carolyn Dreyer, Trudy Matthes. Second Row: Eugene Juncker, Kathleen Kertz, Don Dean, Virginia Roberson, Judy Huber, Ruth Carron, Nancy Roberson. Third Row: Don Funk, Charles Mitchell, John Hammon, Ronnie Malloy, Raymond Puckett, John Stewart, Jerry Govero, Marian Walker, Jocelyn Hughes, Linda Neel, Stanley McCreary. Fourth Row: Dolores Unfleet, Margie Porter. Brenda Doza. Bill Jackson, Kenneth Wampler, Jim Travis, Janice Loesch, Kenneth Evans, Frankie Bahr. Larry Able. Beverly Nicholson. Charles Whiteside. David Drury, and Mr. Moore. The Marching Band performed for the following events: Fall Festival Parade, Fire Prevention Parade, Christmas Parade, Band Day at Columbia, at half-time for four home football games and one game at De Soto. Dressed in their new marching uniforms complete with spats and golden plumes, they formed many figures to the appropriate music. MIXED CHORUS First Row, Left to Right: Hilen Voteau, Sondra Tesreau, Betty Siebert, Katheryn Pratt, Janaan Mitchell, Carolyn Dreyer, Pat Vollmar, Ruth Rhodes, Beverly Nicholson, Mary Jane Werner, Joyce Leosch, Sharon Reecht, Carol Nanney, Roxie Lambert. Second Row: Virginia Roberson, Trudy Matthes, Joan Brunkhorst, Rosemary Roth, JoAnn Wilson, Violet Taylor, Ruth Carron, Patty Walton, Joan Raebel, Lynette Stites, Elizabeth Brown, Suzie Rhineburger, Gloria Cook, Anita Vachalek, Norma Boyer, Norma Anderson, Shirley Coffelt, Mary Helen Statler. Third Row: Bill Able, Glen- non Bauman, Larry Able, Bob Ellison, Ward Vin-yard, Larry Jarvis, Kenny Evans, Donnie Funk, John Hamraon, Dave Bauman, Dave Benson, Dan Terry, Don Smith, Glen Reece, Charles Beatte. Charles Pierce, Jerry DeClue. Fourth Row: Sonny Mitchell, Gene Brunkhorst, Terry Coleman, Allen Butler, Virgil Hill, John Byrd, Kenneth Wampler. Mickey Ogle, Ray Caringer, Jim Lindenburger, Dave Friend, Bill Jackson, Brad Rigdon, Don Raebel, Charles Whiteside, Richard Haney, Dave Drury. The Mixed Chorus’s premiere performance was the P.T.A. meeting on November 7, 1955. They sang “The Lord Bless You and Keep You,” and “Lay Down Your Staffs.” They sang these two numbers and a variety of Christmas Carols at the annual Christmas Music Program. They were asked to sing the Benediction at the Honor Society Candlelight Service and also at the Epiphany service which was held at the local ball diamond. The chorus journeyed to Cape Girardeau to compete in the district contest. BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Billy Able, Glennon Bauman, Larry Able, Jim Travis, Ward Vinyard, Larry Jarvis, Kenny Evans, Dave Bauman, Dave Benson, Bill Keevins, Ronald Butler, Arley Vest, Don Smith. Charles Beatte, Jerry Govero, Jerry Uding. Second Row: Bob Ellison, Larry Datillo, Dick Siebert, John Byrd, Don Dean, Stanley McCreary, Donnie Funk. John Hammon, Brad Rigdon, Richard Haney, Faherty Casey, Richard Walls, John Manley, Glen Reece, Dave. Jarvis, Charles Pierce, Roy Leftridge. Third Row: Mr. Moore, Sonny Mitchell, Gene Brunkhorst, Terry Coleman, Kenneth Wampler, Virgil Hill, Allen Butler, Mickey Ogle, Ray Caringer, Dave Friend, Bill Jackson, Dale Santschi, Jim Lindenberger, Don Raebel, Jim Keyton, Jeffrey Ogle, Melvin Kertz, Victor Cantor, Dave Drury, Dan Terry. The boys’ glee club, directed by Mr. Huby Moore, made their first appearance when they sang “Jingle Bells” and “Gesu Bambino” at the annual school Christmas program. They also participated in the district music contest at Cape Girardeau in April. GIRLS' glee club First Row, Left to Right: Miss Copeland, Virginia Roberson, Norma Cook, Betty Siebert, Helen Vo-teau, Jackie Kempster, Kitty Pratt, Carol Miller, Etta Rae Leon, Judy Huber, Shelby Coffelt, Florence Klein, Audrey Klein, Glenda Sloan, Judy Hayes, Madeline Alcorn, Mary Ellen Mayer, JoAnn Wilson. Secbnd Row: Margie Aubuchon, Hilda Fergerson, Betty Basler, Donna Farley, Judy Laughlin, Rosemary Roth, Janaan Mitchell, Sharon White, Beverly Nicholson, Brenda Doza, Janice Hardy, Mary Carrow, Shirley Partney, Margie Jackson, Mary Beth Difani, Peggy Tynes, Joan Decker, Kathleen Kennedy. Third Row: Babe Buehler, Diane Hartman, Joyce Boyd, Janice Loesch, Judy Schembre, Ruth Rhodes, Judy Bolle, Janice Hill, Pat Vollmar, Barbara Vogt, Sue Fast, Jean Chappue, Marian Walker, Elizabeth Brown, Francis Rae, Doris Lucas, Pat Roderique, Judy McCreary, Margaret Shapiro, Norma Rae. The Girls’ Glee Club made their initial appearances for the year singing “Silver Bells” and “Jesus, Jesus Rest Your Head,” at the Christmas concert. They also appeared in the Spring Concert and entered the Music Festival at Cape Girardeau in March. CAPE CONTESTANTS CAPE CONTESTANTS Row One, Left to Right: Helen Voteau, Delores Umfleet, Virginia Roberson, Judy Huber, Donna Farley, Janaan Mitchell, Nancy Roberson, Suzanne Bolgar. Row Two-. Trudy Matthes, Janice Loesch, Kathleen Kertz. Judy Laughlin, Joyce Loesch, Judy Bolle, Patty Walton, Elizabeth Brown, JoAnn Wilson, Peggy Tynes, Carolyn Dreyer, Beverly Nicholson. Row Three: Larry Abel, David Drury, Charles White-side, Stanley McCreary, Charles Beatte, David Friend, Bill Jackson, David Benson, Larry Jarvis, Ward Vinyard, Richard Haney, Charles Mitchell, Donald Dean. These students had special numbers which they presented when they went to the District Music Festival. The top honor a I rating, qualified them for the State Festival. Other ratings are II, III, etc. The annual went to press too early this year to list any ratings, or special numbers. SPANISH CLUB SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right: NORMA ANDERSON V ice-President ELIZABETH BROWN Secretary LINDA HARGROVE President LOS PICAROES The Spanish Club meets on the first and third Fridays of every month. The Club entered a float in the senior carnival parade, sang Christmas carols in Spanish to dismiss classes for the Candlelight Service, presented a Spanish program for the school, and enjoyed a dinner party at La Casa de Los Toros in St. Louis. SPANISH CLUB Row One, Left to Right: Norma Anderson, Judith Hayes, Virginia Roberson, Helen Voteau. Row Two: Bonnie Morris, Carolyn Dreyer, JoAnn Wilson, Janaan Mitchell, Betty Stueve, Marilyn Hurley. Row Three: Mrs. Manley, Sponsor; Gerry Burnside, Elisabeth Brown, Charles Whiteside, Terry Coleman, Judy Schembre, Linda Hargrove, Helen Zaph. LIBRARY CLUB Again this year the Library Club was formed under the sponsorship of Mrs. Holligan. Activities included rearranging the library, and assisting Mrs. Holligan in the preparation of the books which were purchased with the money received in last year’s Planned Progress five-hundred dollar award for the library. Social activities included the initiation of twelve new members and the decoration of. the library and study hall for the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Holligan Sponsor Sharon Reecht, President Row One, Left to Right: Judy Bahr, Pice-President; Pat Olinger, Anita Vachlek, Dorothy Au-buchon, Jean Chappue, Sue Fast. Row Two: Carol Peterein. Pat Holst, Vice-President; Joan Raebel, Joan Hubbard, Secretary and Treasurer; Norma Jercinavic, Sharon Reecht, President; Judy Hayes. DRAMATIC CLUB TWO DATES FOR TONIGHT BY PAUL S. MC COT All school play given at Festus High School on February 23 and 24. Members of the cast were: Anne Mayfield Carolyn Dreyer and Joanie Hubbard Sally Mayfield--------------------------------Charmaine Stolzer Vera Mayfield______________________________________Peggy Tynes John Mayfield----------------------------------------Dan Terry Freddie Buchanan--------------------------------Terry Coleman fViUiam Chandler-------------------------------Melvin Oldham Stella Chandler----------------Judy Hayes and Janaan Mitchell Sylvia Chandler---------------Molly Shapiro and Babe Buehler Diana Wells------------------------------Rose Coleman and Julia Wall Larry Randolph---------------------------------------------Bill Hewitt Mrs. Westgate Jones_________________________Elizabeth Brown Bradford Carter Jones________________________________Joe Drury Miss Gallop----------------------------------------------Janice Hardy Tony-------------------------------------------Ronnie Butler SCENES FROM PLAY Left to Right: Kenny Evans, Janice Hardy, Charmaine Stolzer, and Peggy Tyne . Left to Right: Babe Buehler, Judy Hayes, Melvin Oldham. Janaan Mitchell, and Molly Shapiro. Row One, Left to Right: Trudy Mathes, Molly Shapiro, Peggy Tynes, Charmaine Stolzer, Carolyn Dreyer, Janice Hardy, Babe Buehler, Janaan Mitchell, Rose Coleman, Miss Jolly. Row Two: Elizabeth Brown, Ray Caringer, Ronnie Butler, Kenny Evans, Jim Lindenberger, Joe Drury, Melvin Oldham, Dan Terry, Bill Hewitt, Terry Coleman. Left to Right: Joe Drury, Carolyn Dreyer, Rose Coleman, Bill Hewitt, Julia Wall, Charmaine Stolzer, Terry Coleman. Row One, Left to Right: Elizabeth Brown, Kenny Evans. Molly Shapiro, Ronnie Butler, Peggy Tynes, Janice Hardy. Charmaine Stolzer, Carolyn Dreyer, Terry Coleman, Bill Hewitt. Row Two: Melvin Oldham. Joe Drury. PEP SQUAD Row One, Left to Right: Audrey Klein, Judy Schembre, Ruth Rhodes, Terry Coleman, Donna Renfro, Gloria Cook, Suzanne Bolgar. Row Two: Miss Gasper, Barbara Miller, Rae Leon, Norma Sue Anderson, Julia Wall, Judy Keevins, Carol Miller, Judy Huber, Donna Glaze, Jean Chappue, Madeline Alcorn, Sharon Reecht, Gerry Hayes, Jackie Bryant, Judy Ray, Pat Seibert, Deanna Abernathy, Helen Voteau, Barbara Tripp, Judy Hayes. Row Three: Mary Jane Werner, June Drury, Carolyn Dreyer, Darlene Kohler, Susie Drake, Norma Cook, Mary Lou Schweigert, Jackie Kempster, Mary Ellen Maher, Carol Nanney, Juanita Elliot, Mary Beth Difani, Carol Williams, Carla Eisenbeis, June Aubuchon, Carolyn Eisenbeis, Norma Rhea, Trudy Matthes. Row Four: Peggy Tynes, Linda Simms, Margie Aubuchon, Roxie Lambert, Phyllis Frazier, Mary Ann Kertz, Beverly Nicholson, Wanda Fadler, Anita Vachalek, Gerry Son, JoAnn Wilson, Sue Fast, Shirley Higgins, Ruth Porchey, Wanda Westbrook, Judy Derickson, Dorothy Cautrell, Frances Rhea. Row Five: Carol Winkler, Marlene McClure, Norma Pusateri, Suzie Rhineberger, Molly Shapiro, Pat Vollmar, Barbara Clifton, Sue Biehle, Elizabeth Brown, Ruth Carron, Joani Hubbard, Tommie Whitener, Bobbie Bayer, Barbara Vogt, Joyce Loesch, Stanley McCreary, Betty Basler, Pat Keitler, Loretta Self, Patricia White, Lynette Stites. The Pep Squad is composed of seventy-seven members who are organized to cheer the boys on to victory. To a large extent they are responsible for the winning of various games. The Pep Squad sits behind the Cheerleaders at the games and follows their instructions. SENIOR MOTHERS CLUB The Senior Mothers organized in the Spring of the Junior year to prepare and serve the supper at the annual Junior-Senior Prom. They began to hold meetings in the Fall to help make money for the Senior Trip. Some of the activities in which they took part were: bake sales, minstrel, style show, and numerous other activities. Row One, Left to Right: Mrs. Olinger, Mrs. Shapiro, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Abernathy, Mrs. Alcorn, Mrs. Hurley. Row Two: Mrs. Basler, Mrs. Klein, Mrs. Vest, Mrs. Simms, Mrs. Wehner, Mrs. Brunkhorst, Mrs. Evans. Row Three: Mrs. Govro, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. Kertz, Mrs. Clifton, Mrs. Tindall, Mrs. Lambert. Row Four: Mrs. Lovelace, Mrs. Speidel, Mrs. Uding, Mrs. Keevins, Mrs. Vollmar, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Trask. F.H.A. The Festus Chapter of Future Home Makers of America was organized in September, 1954. President______ Vice President Secretary______ Treasurer _____ Reporter_______ Parliamentarian Historian_______ OFFICERS Brenda Doza Roxie Lambert Willette Burgett Betty Barnes ___Gloria Cook Violet Taylor Dolores Umfleet First Row, Left to Right: Brenda Doza, Violet Taylor, Willette Burgett. Second Row: Roxie Lambert, Miss.Branstetter, Dolores Umfleet. Third Row: Fay James, Sharon Reecht, Joannie Roth. Fourth Row: Janet Richardson, Joyce Masterson, Betty Barnes, Gloria Cook. TIGER TRI-HI-Y MOTTO: Christian thought. Christian action, Christian leadership. OFFICERS President___________________________Sondra Tesreau Vice President_________________________________Peggy Tynes Secretary_______________________________________Judy Bolle Treasurer. _ Helen Rudisaile Chaplain______________________________Ruth Porchey Assistant Chaplain ____________ Mary Helen Statler Reporter_____________________________Patty Walton Assistant Reporter ----------------- Joan Hubbard TRULA SKAGGS, Leader Row One, Left to Right: Glenda Sloan, Jackie Bryant, Sondra Tesreau. Second Row: Lorraine Waters. Pat Mclver. Helen Rudisaile. Mary Helen Statler. Row Three: Barbara Tripp, Nancy Clark, Peggy Tynes, Faith Jarvis. Row Four: Linda Neel, Judy Bolle, Patty Walton, Ruth Porchey, Joan Huhbard. PLANNED PROGRESS The Planned Progress Program sponsored by the Union Electric Company was again won by Festus High School. Festus placed first in the district which consisted of four counties. We won $500 to be used as the class chooses. The project was carried out by the Sociology class under the direction of Mrs. Dreyer. Other faculty advisors were Mrs. Holligan, Mrs. Manley, and Miss Gasper. The projects chosen were: 1. A new high school. 2. A twin-city map and directory. The class conducted surveys, distributed and tallied questionaires, drew maps, collected specific material to be used in the directory, planned drives for band issues, and interviewed prominent citizens. The students gained much first hand knowledge of city problems and activities which will help them to be better citizens of their community. Row One, Left to Right: Joyce Loesch, Roxanne Lambert, Don Raebel, Mrs. Dreyer. Row Two: Connie Barton, Bobbie Bayer, LeRoy LaPlant, Donald Burns, Dale Santschi, Richard Haney, Ronald Burns, Byrl Rudisaile. Rotv Three: Jim Allen, Gary Hughes, Jerry Vinyard, Bernard Pratt, James Lambert, Jerry Uding, Allen Abernathy, Victor Cantor, Melvin Kertz, Bernard Aubuchon, Ronald Tindall. CURRICULAR SECTION Music Department Practical Art Social Sciences English Department DRIVERS EDUCATION Training young drivers has become such an important nation-wide project that Festus High School has two classes a year open to juniors and seniors. There were twenty-two students in the class first semester, and. fifteen in the second semester. Young drivers from Festus High School have placed favorably in driving contests. Mr. Elkins. Mayer, Jerry Martin. Jackie Kempster. William Yesburg. Left to Right in Car: Betty Barnes, Mary Jane Brown, Bill Akins, William Keyton, Bob Ellison. Dollie Shantz. Left to Right: Roy Leftridge, Mary Ellen First Row, Left to Right: Shirley Boyer, Carol Hill, Adele sponsor. Front Seat in Car: Bonita Partney, Dorothy Au- Boyer, Patsy Govro, David Drury. Carl Dorron, Mr. Elkins, buchon. Back Seat in Car: Norma Boyer, Jannette Zeals. COOPERATIVE OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION First Row, Left to Right: Virginia Gebhardt, Billie Woodson, Gerry Son, Florence Klein, Bonnie Ussery, Mary Katzenberger, Joan Brunkhorst. Second Row: Ronald Tindall, Larry Propst, Bob Wilson, James Keyton, Mr. Howard Litton, Sponsor. Third Row: James Waymire, Ervile Dow, Charles Canfield, Allan Garrett, Larry Boyer. The purpose of the Cooperative Occupational program is to provide practical experience on actual jobs to those students who have chosen the occupation they wish to follow after graduation. The success of this program is measured by the number of students remaining in the occupation, or a closely allied occupation, in which they received their training. A good majority of former students are now in occupations in which they have received this instruction. The principal activity of the group was the sixth annual Employee-Employer Banquet. Employers were the guests of the students; the high school faculty and the board of education members were invited to attend. The following officers were elected: Larry Boyer, President: Barbara Kennedy, Vice President; Florence Klein, Secretary-Treasurer. FLORENCE KLEIN Office W ork Principal’s Office Mr. Leonard Cox. Principal COOPERATIVE OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION KEITH HARTMAN Electrical Appliance Repair, Festus Hardware. Mr. Harvey Lewis, Instructor RONALD TINDALL Variety Store Rechter Bros. Mr. Harold Chrisman, Manager. JOAN BRUNKHORST Ladies R eady-to- Wear. Brokerage, Mr. Harold Govero, Manager ERVLE DOW Retail Bakery Wehner Bakery, Mr. Joseph Wehner, Owner. BILLIE WOODSON i Ladies Ready-to-Wear, Rechter Bros., Mr. Harold Chrisman. Manager. VIRGINIA GEBHARDT Dental Assistant Dr. R. L. Cayse, Dentist. ROBERT WILSON Machinist Twin City Machine and Tool Co. Mr. A1 Fisher and Carl Bauridl. Managers. LARRY PROPST Grocery Store Work A P Super Market, Mr. A. J. Kirby, Manager. COOPERATIVE OCCUPATIONS ALLEN GARRETT GERRY SON CLASSROOM SCENE Garage Mechanic Florist, DeClue Motor Co. Fults Florist, Lloyd and William Mr. and Mrs. Zeno DeClue, Fults, Owners Owners. JAMES KEYTON Meat Cutting A P Super Market, Mr. Fred Bailey, Supervisor. MARY KATZENBERGER Office W ork, F. W. Woolworth Co. Mr. Frank Calahan. Manager. CHARLES CANFIELD Variety Store Ben Franklin Store, Mr. Kenneth Hartman, Owner. WILLARD WAYMIRE Service Station Crystal City Oil Co. Mr. Tony Weiden-benner. Manager. BARBARA LARRY BOYER ARLENE RIGDON BONNIE USSERY KENNEDY Drug Store, Retailing, Crystal Village Drug, Mr. Sam Linder. Owner. Service Station, Western Auto Service Station, Mr. Oliver Wind, Owner. Drug Store, Retailing, Central Rexail Drug Mr. Isom Dixon. Owner. Variety Store, F. W. Woolworth Co. Mr. Frank Calahan, Manager. Carving Turkey Thanksgiving Table Setting HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Home Economics I.—Turkey Dinner. Home Economics II. — Style Show Sociology — 3rd hour. Typing — 3rd hour. American History — 5th hour. American History — 6th hour. Bus to Douglas w . DOUGLAS CLASSES Mr. Crain’s first hour freshman English Mrs. Dreyer’s first hour civics Fourth Hour Study Hall FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Iliis curricular section was introduced by use of the present teachers of Festus High School and it is only fitting that it should he ended with the teachers of tomorrow. This association was organized on February 20 with the membership whose pictures are shown below. However, when the Tiger went to press officers had not been elected. First Row, Left to Right: Miss Holmes, Dorothy Aubuchon, Joan Hubbard, Peggy Tynes, Rosie Coleman, Jackie Holloman, Billy Graff, Clyde Pratt, Lynette Stites, Linda Simms, Joyce Loesch, Brenda Doza, Joan Roth, JoAnn Wilson, Sharon Reecht, Judy Huber, Bill Jackson. Second Row: Bill Keevins, Mrs. Manley, Norma Anderson, Jackie Bryant, Ella Mae Pinnell, Jackie Kempster, Mary Ellen Mayer, Connie Barton, Judy Hayes, Virginia Roberson, Loretta Self, Nancy Boan, Bessie Woodson, Violet Taylor, Gloria Cook, Trudy Matthes. Third Row: Judy McCreary, Judy Laughlin, Donna Farley, Nancy Roberson, Wanda Fadler, Mary Arnold, Sharon White, Wanda Westbrook, Dorothy Cautrell, Lorraine Waters, Kathleen Copeland, Shirley Haverstick, Frances Rhea. Gerry Burnside, Mrs. Dreyer. Fourth Row: Ronald Vaughn, David Bauman, Allen Butler, Ronnie Butler, Donald Bums, Gary Holt, Barbara Vogt, Ruth Rhodes, Beverly Nicholson, Shirley Partney, Elizabeth Brown, Gene Brunkhorst, Dale Santschi, Judy Bolle, Carol Peterein, Carolyn Dreyer, Judy Bahr. CARNIVAL CROWNING The climax of the annual Senior Carnival was the crowning of Donna Renfro as Carnival Queen. The students of Festus High and the public voted for the candidate of their choice. This race for Queen was one of the most spirited in years. A silver medallion was presented to the girl who was in the lead each day. Betty Basler, Freshman, was '‘Queen for the day” on Monday; Sondra Tesreau, the Sophomore choice for Queen, brought in the largest amount of money on Tuesday; While Jane Mitchell, the Junior candidate, reigned as Queen for the Day both on Wednesday and Friday; The Senior representative, Donna Renfro, wore the “Queen of the day” locket on Thursday. Excitement mounted among the Campaign managers as the time grew near for the crowning. The outcome was announced after all contestants had reached the stage. DONNA RENFRO AND BILL RIGDON Entering From The Left: Sondra Tesreau and Kenneth Aubuchon. Entering From The Right: Betty Basler and Jerry Lovelace. Queen being crowned. The excitement reached its peak as the scroll was carried to the Mistress of Ceremony. Lovely Donna Renfro, senior candidate, was the victor. She was crowned Carnival Queen for 1955-56 by Bill Rigdon, senior class president. ANNETTE WALL TOM LOVELACE DONNA RENFRO BILL RIGDON BETTY BASLER JERRY LOVELACE SONDRA TESREAU KENNETH AUBUCHON JANE MITCHELL JACK PARR Left to Right: Roxie Lambert and Gerry Son, Rages; Jack Parr. 'Jane Mitchell, Jerry Lovelace, Betty Basler, Donna Renfro, Bill Rigdon, Joyce Loesh, Mistress of Ceremonies; Sondra Tesreau. Kenny Aubuchon, Annette Wall. Tommy Lovelace, Madeline Alcorn and Jean Chappue. Pages. ATHLETIC CROWNING OUR TIGER A world of snowflakes, blue lights, and Christmas trees formed the background for the Athletic Crowning held during the annual Christmas Dance sponsored by the seniors. This was the second year in which an athletic queen was crowned. Previously there were basketball and football queens. The crowning was highlighted by a Grand March by all athletes and their dates. The players of the four different sports of Festus High presented their maids with unusual gold and black chrysanthemum corsages. The candidates followed the Grand March up the “Royal Road” to the throne. They were: Babe Buehler, a junior, whose escort was Wyman Richardson; Judy Schembre, a junior, escorted by Jerry Vinyard; Florence Klein, a senior, escorted by Bill Keevins; Carolyn Dreyer, a junior, escorted by Paul Speidel; Linda Neel, a sophomore, her escort was Dale Santschi; Joyce Loesch, a senior, escorted by Dan Terry; Anita Vachalek, a senior, escorted by Donald Smith. Our tiger, (Bill Abel), presented the bouquets. Pink carnations were presented to the maids and a bouquet of white carnations, centered with an orchid to the queen. Excitement mounted while all the pink bouquets were given first. Anita Vachalek received the queen’s bouquet and a gold chain with emblems of each sport represented. ANITA VACHELEK AND DONALD SMITH Left to Right: Dan Terry, Joyce Loesh, Paul Speidel, Caro- Smith, Babe Buehler, Wyman Richardson, Florence Klein, lyn Dreyer, Jerry Vinyard. Judy Schembre; The Tiger, Bill Keevins, Linda Neel, and Dale Santchi. (Billy Abel) ; Anita Vachelek, The New Queen) ; Donald Left to Right: Paul Speidel, Carolyn Dreyer, Jerry Vinyard, and Judy Schembre. Left to Right: Jerry Vinyard and Judy Schembre. Left to Right: Babe Buehler, Wyman Richardson, Florence Klein, and Bill Keevins. Left to Right: Wyman Richardson and Babe Buehler. Carolyn Dreyer and Paul Speidel paying homage to the new queen. Coach and Mrs. Godwin paying homage to the new queen. TIGER CROWNING JOYCE LOESCH, Tiger Queen AND DONALD SMITH, Tiger King Left to Right: Jean Chappue, Florence Klein, Gerry Son, Left to Right: Bill Rigdon, Dan Terry, Jerry Uding, Bill Madeline Alcorn, Molly Shapiro, Donna Renfro. Roxie Jackson, Don Smith, Donald Bums, Paul Speidel, and Lambert, Joan Brunkhorst, and Ruth Carron. Bill Keevins. Seated: Arley Vest and Dale Santschi. Kenneth Evans Master of Ceremonies Left to Right: Jean Chappue. Dan Terry, Ruth Carron, Jerry Uding, Roxie Lambert, Dale Sants-chi, Madeline Alcorn, Donald Burns, Florence Klein, Arley Vest, Queen, Joyce Loesch; King, Donald Smith, Bill Keevins, Gerry Son, Bill Ridgon, Donna Renfro, Paul Spiedel. Joan Brunk-horst. Bill Jackson, Molly Shapiro, Kenny Evans, JoAnn Wilson. On a lovely setting of pure white the new Tiger Queen and King were crowned as a climax to the annual Spring Style show. The queen was gowned in beautiful pleated net and lace over white satin. After a fanfare, she entered from the left stage while the king entered from the right. They met at the center and proceeded to the front where she made her bows to the audience, turned and ascended the throne where she was seated with the king, Donald Smith, beside her. After she was seated, Kenneth Evans, the commentator for the evening, introduced the attendants as they entered. Florence Klein, escorted by Arlie Vest; Gerry Son escorted by Bill Keevins; Madeline Alcorn escorted by Donald Burns; Donna Renfro escorted by Bill Rigdon; Roxanna Lambert escorted by Dale Santschi; Joan Brunkhorst escorted by Paul Speidel; Ruth Carron escorted by Jerry Uding; Molly Shapiro escorted by Bill Jackson; and Jeanne Chappue escorted by Dan Terry. Each attendant and her escort came to the stage and made her bow to the royal pair before taking their places in the court. After all were on the stage, Tana Davis in a lovely ballet costume presented the King with a satin pillow, on which his gift, gold cuff links, and the Queen’s locket were placed. After Donald had fastened the necklace around the Queen’s neck, the pictures were taken for the annual by Ray Rose Studios. Gifts were presented by courtesy of the Gift Chest Jewelers. E AND D STYLE SHOW Tiger Queen, Joyce Loesch, modeling bridal gown. Style Show Models. ANITA VACHELEK best figure, prettiest smile, and prettiest girl. FLORENCE KLEIN neatest girl, most ambitious, and most likely to succeed. JOYCE LOESCH most popular, best personality, and best dancer. LARRY JARVIS most talented, and prettiest eyes. MARY JANE WERNER most polite. BILL RICDON most polite, a irf mosf studious. SHARON WHITE prettiest complexion, and prettiest eyes. FAITH JARVIS prettiest hands. ELIZABETH BROWN most talented. BILL JACKSON neatest boy, and best dressed. CAROLYN DREYER best dressed. BILL KEEVINS best physique, and best athlete. DAN TERRY most ambitious, and most likely to succeed. RUTH RHODES best athlete, and most fun loving. TERRY COLEMAN best dancer, and most fun loving. BABE BUEHLER prettiest hair. JOHN ALBAUGH prettiest smile, and our ladies man. DONNA RENFRO best all-around, and friendliest girl. DALE SANTSCHI most popular, and most independent. JOANN WILSON most serious. ARLEY VEST most serious, and prettiest hair. PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The February Audience of the P.T.A. They now have over 700 members in their worthwhile organization. President O’Brien presiding over the February P.T.A. Meeting. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE P.T.A Row One: Mrs. Anita Cook Mrs. Harry Anderson, Mrs. George Zurhide. Row Two: Mr. Dan Jarvis, Treasurer; Mr. Jess Wood, Mr. Gilbert Drake, Program Chairman; Mr. O’Brien, Mr. Tynes, Mr. Cox. Recreation Hour After P.T.A. We, the Tiger Staff of 1955-56, wish to take this opportunity to express our thanks to the merchants for their wonderful co-operation in connection with the advertising section of the Tiger. We think our advertisements are more interesting this year because they contain pictures of the businesses and the people of the town who are interested in the welfare of the school. COMPLIMENTS OF SHAPIRO BROTHERS IRON AND METAL SCRAP SHEET METAL BALERS STRUCTURAL STEEL • • • • YE. 7-2888 Festus, Missouri HOWARD F. DONALD General Contractor 716 NORTH MILL STREET FESTUS, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS Of Festus, Missouri RICHARD S. LEA . . . . . . D.D.S. VERNON PENNING . . Dental Laboratory W. J. REED D.D.S. R. L. CAYSE D.D.S. BERTALAN BOLGAR . . M.D. C. H. COLIN D.D.S. G. L. MEEHAN D.O. COMPLIMENTS OF CO-ED GARMENT Phone YE. 7-4676 FESTUS, MISSOUR DISTRIBUTOR OF PHILLIPS 66 Gasoline Motor Oils Greases Fuel Oil Auto Batteries Auto Accessories LEE AUTO AND TRUCK TIRES COMPLIMENTS of C. J. AUBUCHON Phone YE. 7-4026 Crystal City, Mo. Ray and Jim Martin RAY'S MARKET FESTUS, MO. Mississippi Avenue RUDLOFFS MARKET CRYSTAL CITY, MO. YE-7-4412 FRISCO STREET MARKET Highest Quality MEATS VEGETABLES GROCERIES 119 FRISCO ST. FESTUS, MO. ETHEL BECKER, Prop. SHELL STATION D. G. HOLT Proprietor Wl DEMAN'S STANDARD SERVICE We Specialize In Service ATLAS TIRES Highway 61 - 67 CRYSTAL CITY, MO. FRED ISEMAN FORD, INC. FORD A Service Entrance In Crystal Phone YE. 7-4611 — YE. 7-4612 FESTUS, MISSOURI MANLEY'S SPORT SHOP IT PAYS TO PLAY FESTUS, MO. VAUGHN INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments In Business 45 Years of All Kinds of INSURANCE AND BONDS The Daily NEWS-DEMOCRAT Notary Public PHONES: Business Residence YE. 7-3026 YE. 7-3030 Jefferson County's Only Daily FESTUS, MISSOURI FESTUS, MO. Compliments of TRI-CITY ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE A Complete Line of Hardware • Electrical Supplies Toys • Sporting Goods Norge Appliances Zenith Radio and Television Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hubbard Crystal Village YE. 7-2600 DREYER PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE YE 7-6000 GOLDMANS FLAT RIVER Furniture and Appliances PERRYVILLE FESTUS DREYER DRUGS Across from Citizens YE 7-2532 FESTUS, MO. Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear TWIN CITY BEAUTY SALON MARY BEATTE, Prop. COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE With or Without Appointments Open 6 Days a Week 409 West Main Festus Phone YE. 7-3737 THE VOGUE BEAUTY SALON With or Without Appointments Open 6 Days a Week Phone YE. 7-3401 524 Bailey Road Crystal City Compliments of CENTRAL REXALL DRUGS Where Pharmacy Is a Profession Phone 340 123 Main St. FESTUS, MO. The Jefferson County PRESS-TIMES ALL THE NEWS EVERY WEEK THE TRI-CITIES' LEADING NEWSPAPER Phone YE. 7-2811 CRYSTAL CITY, MO. Compliments of LOVELACE FURNITURE AND LINOLEUM MART 5-7 Main St. Phone YE.' 7-5011 FESTUS, MO. Have nationally advertised Culligan fry m i Soft Water Service, jjr, j o There’s no equip- CfA-fC'S Z 2 ment to buy . .. I o no maintenance ow on|y $2.50 per month for the overage y 503 N. Mill YE. 7-4911 LUCAS AUTO SALES AND SERVICE Genuine Chrysler Parts and Accessories 24-Hour Wrecker Service Phone YE-7-3513 Festus Missouri Stop At The . . . STOPLIGHT DRIVE-INN Highway 61 and Bailey Road Crystal City Missouri EAT AT THE STOPLIGHT LUCAS STANDARD SERVICE Standard Oil Products Tires - Tubes - Batteries Let Us Service Your Car While You Shop JIM LUCAS, Prop. 312 Main Street Phone YE-7-8738 Festus, Missouri Compliments of SEARS, ROEBUCK Compliments of CATALOG SALES OFFICE Phone YE. 7-3641 Festus, Mo. PORTER Phone 600 De Soto, Mo. REAL ESTATE THE FRIENDLIEST STORE IN TOWN Phone YE. 7-3016 Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS, WAYSIDE STORE SENIORS! 521 Highway 61 FESTUS MILLING CO. CRYSTAL CITY, MO. YE. 7-2901 FESTUS, MO. Compliments of SALAMON BROTHERS Compliments of GROCERY YE. 7-8845 103 Maple St. CRYSTAL CITY, MO. BARKER'S DRUG STORE Free Delivery Twice Daily 10:30 A.M. 2:30 P.M. CRYSTAL CITY, MO PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Compliments of THE LIGUORIAN A Catholic Monthly Magazine For The Lovers of Good Reading Published by Redemptorist Fathers Liguori, Mo. Hobart-7-3641 F. J. SEWALD MEAT MARKET COMPANY TOMBOY Flavor-Plus Foods HOME-DRESSED BEEF PORK AND VEAL Free Parking in Rear of Store 113 Main Street YE. 7-20 n Compliments of VINYARD Funeral Homes FESTUS - CRYSTAL CITY and HERCULANEUM, MO. GIFT CHEST JEWELER Your Friendly Jeweler Headquarters For The HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE E-Z Credit Terms Authorized Dealer in BULOVA, ELGIN, WINTON, LONGINE AND WITTNAUER WATCHES 209 Main St. Phone YE. 7-5007 FESTUS, MO. FULTS FLORIST Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. Phone YE. 7-4696 109 Easton DeSoto, Mo. Phone 375 Send Flowers By Wire JACKSON ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP We Specialize In Service 2945 Washington Bird. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI SOUTHERN DRIVE-IN Compliments of Curb Service Bar B-Q Frozen Custard GEHRS ELECTRIC COMPANY Hiway 61 - 67 Electrical Contractors South of the Stop Lights YE 7-4702 704 Valentine Festus, Mo. TWIN-CITY MOTEL Phone YE. 7-3662 Crystal City Missouri TRAILER COURT FACILITIES Phone YE 7-6003 Festus Crystal City C.E.S. TRUCK LINES Serving Festus and Crystal City Daily Faster Than Rail, Regular As Mail Air Conditioned Radio at No Charge Gas Heat Cooking Privileges STAN KLEIN REALTY CO REALTOR 123 Main St. Festus, Mo. Phone YE 7-5728 Real Estate Insurance Property Management and Loans sell Your house AND REALLY QUICK OUR tltUE CARTOON DHL DO THE TfclCK AN INVITATION We ore always glad to have visitors. There are many interesting features of funeral service, and of our facilities, that our staff will be glad to tell you about. Why not pay us a call? Ambulance and Funeral Service JAMES R. CADY MORTUARY 604 Highway 61 Crystal City REFRESH YOURSELF DRINK COCA-COLA IN BOTTLES Compliments of MUELLERSMAN MOTORS CHARLES R. MUELLORSMAN PACKARD STUDEBAKER Sales and Service 114 North Mill St. YE 7-8727 Festus, Missouri CONGRATULATIONS DUFFNER'S Delicious ICE CREAM SCHOOL DAYS ARE HAPPY DAYS remember them with PHOTOGRAPHS made by SPIETH STUDIO Centralia, Illinois COOPERS SHOE REPAIR STOLZERS MARKET Phone YE-3110 204 MAIN COMPLIMENTS of CRYSTAL CITY IAUTO PARTS FINNICAL TIRE CO. 878 North Fifth St. Festus, Mo. Phone YE 7-2506 Crystal City Missouri NICK'S CLEANERS CRYSTAL CITY, MO. H and H MIRROR AND AUTO GLASS SHOP Manufacturers of QUALITY MIRRORS ORNAMENTAL MIRRORS WINDOW GLASS TABLE TOPS Crystal City, Missouri E. L. Henderson F. G. Henniger RADIO STATION KJCF The Radio Voice of Jefferson County Your Local Radio Station for Music — News — Sports 1010 on Your Radio Dial Located in the Twin Cities of Festus-Crystal City, Mo., with Studios in Festus-Crystal City and DeSoto, Mo. JEFFERSON COUNTY RADIO TELEVISION CO. DONALD M. 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