Festus High School - Piper Yearbook (Festus, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1961 volume:

FESTUS HIGH SCHOOL The snows of winter came in the spring last year. Our seasons, like our lives can get mixed. Only knowledge and wisdom gained by time well spent can preserve our youth. Time is the instrument by which we measure our days. We study 295,000 minutes. We relax 7,200 minutes. We exercise for 9,900 minutes. Our studies prepare us for the future. Our ex- ercises keep us fit. Our relaxation aids our physical and mental well being. Wc should spend each precious minute usefully, for the hours of youth quickly pass, and are never regained. Only regrets can be reaped from wasted time; happiness can only be gained from time well spent! Learn as if you’d live forever, live as if you’d die tomorrow .... THE TIGER FESTUS HIGH SCHOOL FESTUS MISSOURI 1961 VOLUME 34 OUR THEME FOR 1960-61 TIME: AN IRREPLACEABLE INGREDIENT The clock of life is wound bur once And no man has rhe power To tell just when the hands will stop At late or early hour Now is the only time we own Love — live — toil with a will Do not wait until tomorrow For the clock might then be still. NOTE: This poem was sent to us by Rubinstein, the violinist. It is inscribed in a uatch presented to him by the late Will Rogers. 4 We, the Publication Class of 1960-61, most affectionately dedicate this year's Tiger to the TEENAGER, that glorious period of life where everything is WONDERFUL or TERRIBLE; the time when girls wear a dyed to match skirt and sweater, a pleated skirt, a shirt-waist dress, tunic or a wescot, a bandstand skirt with knee socks to match. The hair styles of girls are changing from longer hair-do's to short ones; from the Page Boy to the Bob or Bubble, from the Pony Tail to the French Twist. The time when every boy wears sweaters and socks to match, corduroy suits with vests, ski sweaters, continentals and letter jackets, flat tops and princetons. There will be other times, but none like this; there'll be other ages, but none so wonderful, there will be other years but not so exciting. p . r sv iv - Ik. £ O. trruv m P f fB 5-TUS H0U8 At- A MA'T‘8 PLCA-MtJT E -MCI fPP3 P RALPH B. TYNES, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Tynes was born at Bell, Missouri, 48 years ago, and started teaching at Fesrus in 1939. He has been Superintendent of Schools since 1946. He graduated from Warrensburg State College with a B.S. in Education; and from the University of Missouri with a M.Ed. He has also done Post-Graduate work at Washington University. He has been largely responsible for the expansion of the limited facilities at Festus High School to meet the needs of the growing community population. PRINCIPAL ROBERT L. SHOUSH, B.S., M.A. Mr. Robert Shoush was born in Macon, Missouri. He graduated from Kirksville State College in 1938. Mr. Shoush, his wife Mary Jane, and their two children reside at 1704 Hemlock St. Jane Ann is a freshman at Missouri University and John Robert is an eighth grader at Festus Elementary School. Our principal was located at Clarence Junior-Senior High as their principal and also a former coach before he came to Festus in 1957. In addition to being our principal, Mr. Shoush teaches a mathematics class each year. This school year he taught Geometry. BOARD OF EDUCATiO MS OUR Si. Mr. Harry Long. President of Board of Education. Mrs. Sara Wood. Secretary to Mr. Tynes and to Board of Education. Our school board meets the third Wednesday of each month. It has published a booklet called Rules and Regulations” which governs its decisions and facilitates its work. This book states specifically the qualifications and duties required of teachers and administrators, the requirements for admission of students, the rules which govern their attendance and conduct, their policies toward all matters which come under their jurisdiction. 10 Mr. Charles Vogt, Treasurer, Mr. Harry Long, President: Mr. Harry Weier, Vice-President: Mr. W. E. Evans, Mr. Ralph B. Tynes, Superintendent: Mrs. Sara Wood, Secre- tary: Mr. A. J. Kirby, Mr. Charles Dreyer, Mr. R. W. Johnson. SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS BENEFIT TIGER STAFF Athletic Editors . Walter Zimmerman and Margie Windes and Anita Cook Class Editors . and Donna Hogenmiller and Linda Madison YOUNG WRITERS First Ran: Donna Hogcnmillcr and Linda Madison. Second Row: Anita Cook and Margie Windes. Third Row: Shiela Pease and Paulette Buehler. Fourth Row: Sharon Siebcrt and David Gamel. Fifth Rou. Brent Regan and Roycc Kerns. Sixth Row: Patti Aubuchon and Walter Zimmerman. PARTICIPATION” PROVES TO BE POWERFUL Student Council President Linwood Turley. Student Council Float for Homecoming. Freshmen — First Ron Bob House, Jackie McNeil, Bobette Hughes, and Alica Jackson. Sophomores— Second Rou: Judy Uding, Karen McClenahan, Mike Turley, and Ben Drake. Juniors — Third Row: Walter Zimmerman, Bud Funk, Brent Regan, and Pam Thomure. Seniors — Fourth Row: Linwood Turley, Gorden Heddell. and Tern' Mangan, Mrs. Holligan, Sponsor. STUDENT COUNCIL THEME FOR YEAR Festus Students Vote In Mock National Election. In 1952 a committee was formed at Festus High School to investigate the pros and cons of a high school student council. In 1953, a favorable report having been received from the committee, the first student council at Festus High was organized. In this, its eighth year at F.H.S., the student council has become immensely improved through the experiences and opportunities which its members have received. This year’s council sponsored the student assemblies and rhe student council movies. The proceeds from these events were used to form the student council scholarship which is given annually to a deserving F.H.S. senior. The various committees of the student council tend to make life and studying at Festus High School more pleasant activities. OFFICERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL — Linwood Turley, President; Pam Thomure, Treasurer; Gorden Heddell, Vice-President: Nancy Goodwin, Secretary. OUR CHEERLEADERS PROVE TO BE RIGOROUS - - - BUT VIGOROUS Patti Aubuchon, Janet Doza, Pat Over-berg, Gayle Kimberlin, Joyce Malloy. Shirly Wilkening, Jeanie Difani and TIGERS’ SONG ECHOES DOWN THE HAU. AND RINGS THROUGH THE STANDS. URGING THE TEAMS ON . THREE CHEERS FOR FESTUS HIGH SCHOOL CHEER RAH. RAH. RAH. WF. HAVE A TEAM BOYS, NOW LETS SEE YOU WIN. FAITH IN LOYAL SCHOOL MATES, THEY SHALL NOT LACK. CHEER THEM AS THEY FIGHT FOR THE GOLD AND BLACK_ B TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Sharon Loesch, Patti Lucas, Bobettc Hughes, Terri Morris, Sandra Hughes, Ann Weaver, Jo Ann Huber, and Judy Uding. 1.4 AUTUMN ACTIVITIES SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS HOMECOMING '■• V::1, I I III I 1. Juniors use Recipe for Victory theme to take first place among floats. 3. Eighth Grade given second honors by floats judges, Mrs. Elsie Wampler, Mrs. Ella Mae Dixon, and Mr. Charles Dreyer. ALUMNI REVISIT ALMA MATER Band leads Homecoming Parade. P.T.A. float attracts attention. Festus High held its first homecoming this year for the Fredericktown football game. Festivities started with a, parade in which each of the classes and clubs sponsored floats. Other activities included an open house and chili supper sponsored by the Senior Mothers. At the registration of the guests we found we drew seventy-one alumni from as far off as New Castle, Delaware. Dr. John Rutledge, a local physician, was the oldest graduate attending. The doctor graduated in 1915. The celebration drew in the wonderful people whose deeds have built the traditions of F.H.S. The homecoming was the grand success of the year because of the tireless effort put forth by all concerned. This spectacle was one of the most worthwhile events which our school has accomplished and deserves to be an annual affair. Alumni register and buy mums at Student Council table. 17 JEANNIE DIFANI: FIRST HOMECOMING QUEEN ESCORTS FROM F’XLUB SHARE LIMELIGHT Candidates eagerly await announcement of Queen. After a week of Homecoming activities, Festus High school students, their parents, and the faculty of F.H.S. assembled Friday evening at the athletic field for the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. This event climaxed the first Homecoming held at Festus High School. Each candidate for queen advanced around the track in a convertible and was met at the center of the track by her escort. The ten lovely young ladies, attired in black sheath dresses and matching moutons, were escorted onto the senior float by members of the F Club. These ten athletes wore either football, basketball, or baseball uniforms. Miss Donna Coleman, escorted by Bob Clark, was the first candidate to be introduced by Mrs. Sarah Manley, the narrator for the evening. JeannieDifani was the next to make her appearance and after alighting from her convertible she was escorted to the stage of the float by Rick Hart. Janet Doza followed Jeanne and took the arm of Doug Baker Miss Sally AuBuchon, retiring Athletic Queen, crowns the first Homecoming Queen, Miss Jeannie Difani. before taking her place on the float. Nancy Goodw'in, escorted by Mickey Hart, was the fourth candidate to enter the royal court. Carol Huber was next on the royal agenda and Linwood Turley played the role of her escort. Gene Greenstreet met Sharon Knoblock and the couple ascended the stairs to take their place alongside Carol and Linwood. Juanita Loesch was escorted by football Co-Captain Gorden Heddell. Joyce Malloy and Denney Shelley were the next pair to make their presence on the float. Janet Porchey next graced the royal court with escort Bob Stahl. Pam Smith concluded the procession of the candidates as she and Harry Shapiro entered the court of beauty. With the crowd at its emotional peak, Mrs. Manley announced that Jeanne Difani was to be the first Homecoming Queen of Festus High. Retiring Queen, Sally AuBuchon, escorted by Bob Brase, crowned Queen Jeanne and a new reign w-as begun at F.H.S. Bob Brase, football co-captain, presents Queen Jeannie w ith necklace. 19 CROWNING CLIMAXES HOMECOMING Homecoming Queen Candidates enjoy the limelight. 20 CONVERTIBLES PRESENT CANDIDATES IN Miss Juanita Loesch graces the next convertible. Miss Joyce Malloy rides in the following convertible. PARADE Miss Sharon Knoblock smiles radiantly. 21 SENIORS PRESENTED NINTH GUEST” Last minute instructions arc given to awaiting performers. Afternoon cast waits to rehearse. The Senior Play cast was divided into two groups. Donna Coleman and Pat Berberich played Sylvia Ingles by, who was a lawyer. Jean Trent, a young actress, was played by Janet Porchey and Juanita Loesch. Anita Cook and Paulette Buehler shared the role of the social leader, Mrs. Margaret Chisholm. Jason Osgood, played by Gene Greenstreet, was a defeated candidate for mayor. Bill Weier was a college dean named Dr. Murray Chalmers Reid. Linwood Turley played the part of Tim Salmon, a politican. Peter Daily, a young newspaperman, was played by Lloyd Collins and Steve Brooks. Vern Abel and Larry Bargen shared the role of Hank, a college professor. Hawkins, the butler, was Bill Bilkey. The radio voice was Tracy Jackson. Glen Eisenbeis was the first guest. The first names mentioned were in the afternoon performance. The latter were in the evening performance which was given on Friday night. Director Dugan shows how fight scene is done in the Make-up committee helps appearance of would-be-actors. movies. FIRST DRAMATIC PLAY IN TWELVE YEARS First murder is frightful. The Festus High School Senior Play was presented to the public on November 11 and 12. The play, The Ninth Guest, was selected by Mr. Dugan's Play Committee composed of members of the Dramatics and Debate Class. Mr. Dugan was the director, assisted by Randy LeGrand, student director, and Nick Vaughn, stage manager. The Ninth Guest was the first dramatic play presented to the student body in twelve years. The plot revolved around the idea of eight important people being invited to attend a penthouse party by an unknown host. Upon arriving they were told that they would die before morning. Their reactions to the news provided the stimulus for the actions resulting. Tracy Jackson, Radio man, prepares for clues. Make-up committee heads pre-play activities. 23 SENIOR MOTHERS SPONSOR STYLE SHOW Mixed Ensemble Sings Models relax behind the scenes. The Annual E D Style Show presented Election of Fall Fashion” at the Festus High School Auditorium on Thursday, September 29th. This show, sponsored by the senior mothers is the first big money making event of the year. The commentator was Mrs. Stokley Vinyard. The decoration and flowers used on the stage were donated by Fults Florist. The Pianist was Mrs. Dorothy Moore. The show began with a program of dancing by DellaWiershaw's Dancing Dollies. The music department rendered appropriate numbers between the group showings. 24 Left: Janet Doza, Joan Beck, Paulette Buehler, Betty Morris, Candy Backy, Dealonna Kirk, Jean Tullock, Nancy Goodwin, Pat Overberg, Julie Rouggley, Carolyn Vogt, Earline Bland, Sandra Bourisaw, Gerri Clifton, and Donna Coleman. OUTSTANDING STUDENTS RECOGNIZED Sitting: Patty McClenahan. Standing: Susan Roth and Nancy Goodwin — Girls’ State. Outstanding students of the year at Festus High are faculty selected. Two summer events are Boys’ and Girls’ State. Girls’ State was held at William Woods College in Fulton while Boys State was at Warrensburg. Students of the Month were chosen for two organizations. Three girls were for the Business and Professional Women and one student for each month was sent to the Rotary. Sitting: Nancy Goodwin. Standing: Ruth Ann Petercin and Carole Huber — Business and Professional Women's Student of the Month. First Row: Nancy Goodwin and Pam Smith. Second Row: Ruth Terry, Patty McClenahan. Third Row: Bill Weier and Bob Brase. Fourth Row: Micky Hart and Ricky Hart — Rotary's Student of the Month. Steve Brooks, also a Student of the Month, did not get his picture taken. SIXTY SEASON SUCCESSFUL First Row, Left to Right: Manager Tom LaLumondier, Jerry Leonard, Jack Pippin, Mike Oberle, Donnie Hill, Rickey Robinson, Bob House, Sam Vaughn, Melvin Seals, Thomas Evans, Bill Pope, and Manager Norman Rudisale. Second Row: Manager Stu O Brian, Bill Weier, Tom Hawkins, Ken Richardson, Paul Strausburg, Richard Bay, David Spindler, Lee Womack, Denny Uding, Larry Kozloski, Bob Gokin, Bill Wilson, Ronnie Hester, Gerald Bollinger, and Manager Steve Buren. rhird Row: Coach Bill Priday, Mick Hart, Gene Greenstreet, Bob Brase, Harry Shapiro, Ronnie Grooms, Roy Stueve, Don Stahl, Bob Stahl, Herb Secrease, Bill Boyer, George Vogt, Ben Drake, Jim Reed, Brent Rdgan, Ronnie House. Fourth Row: Joe Carrow, Gene Holst, Frank Quint, Walt Zimmerman. Randy Hill, Rick Hart, John Bolle, Doug Baker, Gorden Heddell, Jim Sadler, Bill Oberle, Joe Pope, Roy Davis, Mike Turley, Bill Grebe, and Coach M. E. Godwin. 26 ELEVEN SENIORS SPARK I960 TIGER GRIDIRON SQUAD Doug Baker Sr., Guard Rick Hart Sr., Center Bill Grebe Sr., End Harry Shapiro Sr.. Halfback Bill Oberle Sr., End Bob Stahl Sr., Halfback 27 SHUTOUT WINS OVER HERKY AND CRYSTAL HIGHLIGHT SEASON Ronnie House Jr., End Jim Sadler Jr., Quarterback Ron Grooms Jr., Guard Jim Reed Jr., Fullback Frank Quint Jr., Tackle Roy Steuve Jr., Guard 15 JUNIORS GIVE TIGERS '61 STRENGTH Randall Hill Jr., Tackle Bill.Boyer Jr., Guard John Bolle Jr., Fullback Don Stahl Jr., Halfback Gene Holst Jr., End Joe Pope Jr., Halfback Victory spirit reigns at Crystal game. YOUNG TIGERS HELP FESTUS TO 7-2 RECORD Our Tigers, varying a vicious ground attack with an accurate passing attack, rolled to seven victories this year against only two losses. We opened the season with a non-conference win over Fulton. After dropping our conference opener to Northwest, we romped over five Mineral Area squads before meeting our second Waterloo at Fredericktown. In spite of these two disappointing losses, our boys in black and gold gained five shutout wins over Mineral Area squads, including traditional rivals Crystal City and Herculaneum. SCHEDULE Festus 12 Fulton 0 Festus 6 Northwest 13 Festus 27 Flat River 0 Festus 13 Ste. Gen. 6 Festus 45 Desoto 12 Festus 32 Farmington 0 Festus 7 Fredericktown 21 Festus 13 Crystal City 0 Festus 18 Herculaneum 0 30 Mike Turley, Soph., Quarterback Herb Secrease, Soph., Halfback Roy Davis Soph., Fullback Ben Drake, Soph., End PERSONNEL SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN SENIOR DIGNITARIES SERVE CLASS DONNA JEANNE COLEMAN Secretary Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Class Secretary 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad Officer 4; Style Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Crowning 4; Senior Play. GLEN JOHN EISENBEIS T reasurer Dance Committee I, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3; Track 1, 3, 4; Prom Committee, Float Committee 2, 4; Class Officer 4; Senior Play 4; Safety Committee 4; Building and Grounds Committee 2; Assembly Committee 2. STEVE WESLEY BROOKS President Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 4; President of Senior Class; Prom Committee Chairman; Harvest Dance Committee; Senior Play; Homecoming Float Committee; Co-Chairman of Safety Committee. GEORGE WILLAM WEIER Vice-President Honor Society 3, 4; Debate Team 3, 4; Boys State 3; Student of the Month 4, Vice-President 4; Football 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Senior Play; Chairman of Senior Homecoming Float. MR. WALTER CRAIN Sponsor NANCY CHARLENE GOODWIN Business Manager Student Council 2, 3, 4; Student Convention 3; Student Council Workshop; Girls State; Student of rhe Month. B.P.W. Girl of Month ; Class President 3; Homccom-ming Crowning 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Style Show 2, 3 4. MR. BILL PRIDAY Sponsor LARRY WILLIAM BARGAN Boys Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Senior Float Committee Co-Chairman, Business Manager 4; Senior Play; Pep Squad 4; Social Recreational Committee 4; Ban-q u e t Committee-Student Council State Convention. SENIORS LOOK FORWARD TO GRADUATION VERNON EUGENE ABEL Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cape Contestant 1, 2, 3, 4; Mad regal 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; State Contestant 2, 3, 4; Shop Club 2; Library Club 3; Prom Committee; Baseball 3; Senior Play. LUELLA JEAN AMELUNG F.H.A. 3; Christmas Tea 4. NORMA JEAN AUBUCHON Christmas Tea 1, 2; Pep Squad 3; Library Club 3, 4. JAMES DOUGLAS BAKER Football, Basketball, Track 1, 2, 3, 4; ,,F Club 3, 4; Officer 4; Probationary Honor Society; Spanish Club 2, 3; Boy's Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; 1st All District Football Team 4. JOAN SHARON BECK G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Style Show 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad I, 2; Dance Committee 1, 2; Girl s Glee Club 2; Buildings and Grounds Committee 2; Honor Society 3; Prom Committee; Soccer 4. RAYMOND ERIC BECKEMEYER Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Basketball 2; Who's Who 2; Dramatic's Club 2; Boy's Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; ”F’ Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3- FRANCIS IZELL BECQUETTE Industrial Arts Club 2; Track 2; Baseball 3; Boy's Glee Club 3. ALICE MARIE BELL Initiation Committee; Softball 2; Library Club Officer 3; Girl's Glee Club 3. 4; G.A.A. 1. 4; Soccer 4; Christmas Tea 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA MARIE BERBER ICH Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Committees 2, 3. 4; Girl's Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; Style Show I, 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 4; Senior Play. SENIOR HOMECOMING FLOAT HONORED RETIRING QUEEN LINDA KAY BIEHLE WILLIAM WALTER BILKEY EARLINE BLAND SANDY MARIF. BOURISAW Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Prom Committee; F.T.A. 2; Dance Committee 1; Float Committee 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Senior Play Committee. Boys’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 3; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Shop Club 2; Trumpet Quarter 3; Prom Committee; Senior Play. Trofan Tri-Hi-Y; Geneva Jack-son Tri-HiY; F.H.A.; Prom Committee; Style Show 4. Twirler 3, 4; Claw Treasurer 3: Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 3, 4; Ensemble 4; Prom Commuter Chairman. Rinj; Committee 3. Dance Com mittee 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad I. 2, 3. 4; G.A.A. I. 2. 3. ROBERT SANDER BRASH Football. Basket ball. Ban-ball. Track I. 2. 3. 3. Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4. Sophomore Pilgrimage. Class Vice-President I. 2, 3; Boys' State 3; 1st Team All-District Basketball 3, Honorable Men riots All-District Football 3. Homecoming Crown ing 4; F Club Ptesidcnt 4; 2nd Team All-District Football 4. DAVID LEROY BOYER Football 1; Track 1; Shop Club 2, 3- JUDITH DIANE BROWN F.H.A. 2; Christmas Tea 2; Prom Committee; Honor Society 2, 3, 4. 34 PAULETTE ANN BUEHLF.R Tumbling 3, 4; Manager 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Girls’ Glee Club 3. 4; Style Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Spokesman Staff 3, 4; Tiger Staff 4; Bowling Team 4. STEPHEN RAYMOND BUREN Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Football Manager 4; Track Manager 3, 4; F Club 4. MARY JACQUELYN BOYER Spanish Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 1, 4; Prom Committee; G.A.A. 1, 2; Christmas Tea; Softball I, 4. SENIOR SPONSORED BOX SUPPER HELPED RAISE MONEY STANLEY M. BURKETT Shop Club 2, 3. CHARLES ROBERT CARROW :ootball 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4; F' Club 3, 4; Shop Club 2. 3. RICHARD JOSEPH CAUTRELL Shop Club 2, Boy s Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4. RICHARD BYRON CHAPIN Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Building and Grounds Committee 2, 4; Assembly Committee 4. LINDA LOU CHRISTOPHER F.H.A. 2; P.P.G. Banquet 4. ROBERT WALTER CLARK Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Prom Committee; Float Comit-tee 4; F Club 3, 4; Student Council Assembly 4; Homecoming Crowning 4. GERALDINE LAVONNE CLIFTON Volleyball 2, 3; Softball 1; Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee, G.A.A. 1. 2, 3. 4; Soccer 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Style Show 1, 2, 3, 4. LEAH ANN COLBERT Dramatics Club 1; Dance Committee 1; G.A.A. 2, 4; Style Show 1, 2; Prom Committee; Assembly Committee 3; Pep Squad 1, 4; Cape Contestant 3, 4; Social and Recreational Committee 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. LLOYD EVERETT COLLINS Track I; Shop Club 2: Spanish Club 2, 3; Prom Committee; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cape Contestant 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play. RONALD JEFF COMPTON Dance Committee 1; Football Manager 2; Shop Club 2, 3, 4; F Club 2. 3. 4; Boy’s Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; Senior Play Committee; Assembly Committee 3; Service Committee 4; Pep Squad 4. 35 SENIOR HOMECOMING QUEEN RIDES IN PARADE ANITA LOUISE COOK Band I, 2; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; A Cappclla Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Spokesman Staff 4; Tiger Staff 4; Senior Play; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4. WALTER JOSEPH COURTOIS DeSoto: All School Play 2; Boy's Glee Club 1. 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Fcstus High School: Boy's Glee Club 4. STEPHANIE JEAN CUMMISKY Style Show 1; Pep Squad 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2; Dramatic's Club 2; Poster Committee 4. NORMA LEE DALLAS WILLIAM JAMES DAVIS Pep Squad 1, 2; Track 2; Basketball 2; Float Committee 2; Assembly Committee 2; Shop Club 2, 4; Prom Committee; Boy's Glee Club 3. 4. MILDRED JEAN D1FANI Spanish Club 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee; Who's Who 3; Floar Committee 4; Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. I. 2, 3. 4; Student Council Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4. JANET MARIE DOZA Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad I, 2, 3. 4; Homecoming Crowning; Girl's Glee Club 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Twirler 3, 4; Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Class Secretary 1; Style Show 1, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3. MARY KATHERYN DRURY Pep Squad I, 2, 4; G.A.A. I, 3; Twirling 3, 4; Christmas Tea 2, 3; Social and Recreational Committee 4. NINE SENIORS LEAVE VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD HERSHFL ARTHUR DUGAN Honor Society 3, 4; F Club 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 3. 4; Boy's Glee Club 3, 4; Track 2. JUDITH MARIE EVANS F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Officer 3; Pep Squad 1. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 4; Prom Committee; Student Council Committee 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 2; Soccer 4; Christmas Tea 2, 3; Bowling 4; Senior Play Props Committee. RONALD KERMIT FADLFR Football 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy's Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Industrial Am Club 2, 3; Dance Committee 1, 2; Senior Float Committee; Set Committee for Senior Play; Sophomore Float Committee; Track 1. JOHN WAYNE FELGATE Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Assembly Committee 2, 3. 4; Buildings and Ground Committee 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN MARIE FLYNN Usaline Academy: Student Council 1; Mission Club 1; Chon . Club 1; Festus High: Assembly Committee 1. JAMES EDWIN FOELLER Spanish Club 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4. LANA MARLENE GEBHARDT Pep Squad I, 2, 4; G.A.A. 1, 4; Volleyball I, 2, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3; Girl's Glee Club 2; Style Show 2, 3; Float Committee 4; Archery Captain 4; Soccer 4; Building and Grounds Committee 2. CAROL LEE GOVERO Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Girl’s Glee Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 4; Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Soccer 4; Christmas Tea 2; Basketball 4; Softball 2, 4; F.H.A. 2. SANDRA RUTH GRAY Pep Squad 1. 4; Prom Committee; Library Float Committee 4; Library Club 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Assembly Committee. 37 SENIORS EDIT TIGER” AND SPOKESMAN” BILL DALE GREBE Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Track 2; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; F” Club 3. 4. MILTON EUGENE GREENSTREET Football, Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy’s Glee Club 2, 3. 4; F” Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Senior Play; Initiation Committee 2; Senior Float Committee; Dance Committee 2, 4; Prom Comit-tee; Sophomore Float Committee Homecoming Crowning. MICHAEL DANIEL HART Boys State Alternate; Student of the Month 4; F-Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2; Homecoming Crowning 4; Prom Committee; Student Council 1. Publication Students Attend M1PA Convention RICHARD DONALD HART Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee; Float Committee 2, 3, 4; F” Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council Committee 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Homecoming Crowning 4; Student-of-thc-Month 4. GORDON SUNDY HEDDELL Football. Basketball, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain of Football 4; Boy's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Program Chairman for Sure Convention 4, Vice-President 4; Class President 2; ”F' Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Crowning 4; Class Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Planned Progress Committee 4. JANET MAURINE HENSLEY G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee. Dance Committee 2; Initiation Committee 2; Float Committee 4; Soccer 4; F.H.A. 2; Christmas Tea 2; Student Council Committee 2. DONNA KATHERINE HOGF.NMILLER F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Officer 1, 4; Pep Squad 1. 2, 3. 4; G.A.A. 1. 3; Style Show 1, 2; Dance Committee 1, 2; Prom Committee. Student Council Committee 1, 2. 3, 4; Tiger Staff 4; Spokesman Staff 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. GENE EDMOND HOLDINGHAUSEN Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Trumpet Trio 1. 2. 3; Trumpet Quartet 2; All-County Band 2, 3, 4; Trumpet Solo 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2; Prom Committee, T� -ack I, 2; Building and Grounds Committee 2, 3; Student Council Convention Committee 4. CHARLOTTE ANN HENNFMAN Pep Squad 1. 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 4; Dramatics 1, 2. 3; Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Social and Recreational Committee 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Softball 4; Prom Committee. SENIORS COMPETE FOR CLASS POSITIONS JERRY STEPHAN HOWE Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Sophomore Dance Committee. Shop Club 2, 3, 4; Safety Committee 4; Career Day Host. CAROLE ANN HUBER Cheerleader 3, 4; Homecoming Crowning 4; Dance Committee 2, 3; Volleyball 1. 2, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Float Committee 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. FREIDA ANN HUBER Soccer 4; Volleyball 4; Tumbling 3; Baseball 3; Library Float Committee 4; Library Club 4; Christmas Tea I. JUDY LYNN HUGHES Volleyball 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Parliamentarian 3; Homecoming Float 4; Pep Squad 4; G.A.A. 4; Christmas Tea 1; Tumbling 4; Prom Committee. FAYE ELLEN HUMPHREY BERNEY DALE JACKSON Girl's Glee Club 2. FRED EDMOND JACKSON Shop Club 2; Lighting Committee for Senior Play 4; Setting Committee for Senior Play 4. Class Officer Candidates and Managers HERBERT EARL JACKSON III Prom Committee, Band 1, 2, 3 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Boy's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Float 4; Planned Progress 4; Senior Play. 39 SENIORS DISPLAY MUSICAL, ART, AND WRITING TALENTS LARRY DOUGLAS JONES WANDA LOU JEWELL Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 4; Baseball 1; Football 1; Float Committee 2, 4; Prom Committee; Shop Club 2, 3, 4; Voice Solo 3, 4; Voice Ensembles 3, 4. ANTHONY KATZENBERGER Senior Play Committees 4. MAURINE KN1GGE F.H.A. 2, 3. 4; Officer 3, 4; Pep Squad, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Float 4; Band 2, 3, 4. JANET MARIE KREITLER Christmas Tea 1; G.A.A. 1, 2; Prom Committee. Student Union at Mizzou SHARON LEE KNOBLOCH G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Girl’s Glee Club 4; Homecoming Crowning 4; Float Committee 2, 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee; Pep Squad 1, 2. 3; Volleyball I, 2. ELAINE KATHLEEN LABUARY Softball 1, 2, 3; Christmas Tea 1; Tumbling 1. 2, 3; Volleyball 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee, Pep Squad 1. 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Social and Recreational Committee 4; Dance Committee 1. DAVID LEE LAMBERT Shop Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Band 1, 2, 3. HOWARD CLABORN LANCASTER Shop Club 2; Boy's Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; lighting Committee for Senior Play 4; Set Committee for Senior Play Christmas Tea, I; G.A.A. 2. MANY SENIOR BOYS TAKE MECHANICAL DRAWING KATHLEEN MARIE LANGELIER Pep Squad 1, 3, 4; G.A.A. I, 2; Christmas Tea 2, 3; Social and Recreational Committee 4; Prom Committee. RANDY LEE LE GRAND Baseball 1; Prom Committee, Debate Team 3, 4; Senior Float, Student Director of Senior Play 4. JUANITA GAYE LOESCH Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Twirler 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3. 4; G.A.A. 1. 2, 3. 4; Treasurer 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Crowning 4. PAMELA JEAN LUTER Pep Squad I, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee-. Float Committee 4; Christmas Tea 1; G.A.A. 2, 4; Softball Team 2, 3; Senior Play Committee; Social and Recreational Committee 4; Basketball Team Manager 4. SHARON KAYE LUTER Pep Squad 1, 2, 4; G.A.A. 4; Volleyball 4; Prom Committee; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Christmas Tea 2; Float Committee 4; Baccalaureate Service 3. BETTY LOU MCKEE Band 1. 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3; Dance Committee 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Style Show 3; Prom Committee. LINDA SUE MADISON Girl's Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3; Pep Squad 1. 2, 3; Prom Committee; Spokesman and Tiger Staff 4; Honor Society. 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Social and Recreational Committee 1, 2, 4; Class Business Manager 3. PATRICIA GAYLE MC CLENAHAN Pep Squad 3, 4; President 4; G.A.A. 1, 3. 4; A Varsiry Volleyball 1, 2. 3, 4; F.T.A. 3. 4; Style Show 2, 3; Girl's Glee Club 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Missouri Girl's State 3; Student-of-the-Month 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4. JOYCE MAE MALLOY Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Crowning 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3; Tumbling 2; Student Council 2; Class Officer 2; Float Committee 4. THIRD LARGEST MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN CONDUCTED TERRENCE LEE MANGAN Honor Society 3. 4; Debate Team 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, Junior Business Manager; Student Council 4; Float and Dance G mmittccs 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Boy's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Student Manager 2, 3; Co-Chairman of Social and Recreational Committee 4. VELMA JEAN MASSEY Girls Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2. CAROL RUTH MORRISON BILL JOE OBERLE Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2. 3; Dance Committee 1; Class President 1; Float Committee 2; Student Council 3; Prom Committee; Shop Club 3; F Club 2, 3, 4. SHEILA MARIE PEASE Pep Squad 1, 2, 3. 4; G.A.A. 1, 4; Christmas Tea 2, 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; Girl's Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Library Club 3, 4; Play Committee 4; Spokesman and Tiger Staff 4. ELMER PERRYMAN Safety Committee; Shop Club. RUTH ANN PETEREIN Christmas Tea 2; Home Economics Style Show 3; F.H.A. 3; Honor Society 2. 3. 4; B PW Girl of the Month 4. CLETA JUNE PIPPIN F.H.A. 3; Christmas Tea 4; Volleyball 4. 42 JAMES DONALD POLUTE Student Council I; Safety Committee Chairman 1; Dramatics Club 1, 2; Prom Committee Class Float 4; Shop Club 3 Candidate for Class Officer 1 Planned Progress 3; Awards and Ethics Committee 4; Building and Grounds Committee 3. JANET LOUISE PORCHEY Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Float (Committee 2; Student Council Committee 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Homecoming Crowning 4. HOWARD PORTELL Senior Play Committee 4; Shop Club. OVER TWENTY PER CENT OF CLASS ARE HONOR STUDENTS MAUDE ELLEN PORTER Band. 1. 2. 3, 4; G.A.A. 2. 3; FT.A. 2. 3; Christmas Tea 1; Pep Squad 1, 3; Prom Committee 3. RONALD LUNF. PORTERFIELD Honor Society; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Baseball 3; Band 1, 4. GERALD DAVID PROPST Shop Club 2, 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club 1. 2; Prom Committee; Dance Committee 1; Float Committee 2; Initiation Committee 2. ANNA MAE RENO F.H.A. 1, 2. CAROL SUE RICHARDSON FESTUS DOWNS DESOTO DRAGONS JANICE LAPHEA ROBINSON Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1. 2; Prom Committee. FESTUS DOWNS DESOTO DRAGONS CURTIS CHARLES ROTH Library Club 2, 3; Dramatics Club 2; Pep Squad 2, 3. 4; Dance Committee 1, 2; Float Committee. Lighting Committee Senior Play; Safety Committee; Building and Grounds Committee. SUSAN JOANN ROTH Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Prom Committee; Debate 3, 4; Essay Contest 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4; Girls' State 3; Student Council Committee 3, 4; Co-Chairman Props Committee 4. LINDA RAE SAPPER G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Squad 1. 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 2; Senior Play Committee. Prom Committee; F.T.A. 2; Volleyball 1. DONNA MARIE SCHUH Dance Committee 1; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Props Committee; Prom Committee; Library Club 4; Housing Committee 4; Assembly Committee 4; Library Club Float Committee. SENIORS WON HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY CHEST AWARD BARBARA ANN SEE 1958; Hanau, Germany, Student Council 1; Freshman Class Secretary 1, 1959; Frankfurt, Germany, Girl's Glee Club 2, 1960; Ste. Genevieve, Mo., Junior Class President 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Play Cast 3; Twirler 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, 1961; Festus Twirler 4; Float Committee 4. VIVIAN M. SELF G.A.A. 1; Christmas Tea. HARRY JOE SHAPIRO Football, Track 1, 2, 3, 4; F Club 3. 4, Treasurer 4; Boy’s Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Dance Committee 1, 2; Initiation Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; Planned Progress 3; Awards and Ethics Committee 2, 3, 4. DENNIS DELNO SHELLEY Baseball 1,2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; F Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Crowning 4; F Club Float Committee 4. DONNA MARIE SHELLEY Pep Squad 4; Christmas Tea 2, 3- PAMELA SUE SMITH Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Squat! 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4; Student-of-thcMonth 4; Senior Play Cast Understudy; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; ACappella Choir 3; Prom Committee. ROBERT EARL STAHL Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; F Club 2, 3, 4; Shop Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 3, 4; Prom Committee; Float Committee 4. DELBERT KENNETH SHOULTS Track 1; Football 2; Shop Club 2. 3. CAROL SUE SIEBERT Christmas Tea 2, 3; Pep Squad 1, 2. 4; G.A.A. 2; Social and Recreational Committee 4. 44 PEGGY LOUISE SIEBERT Twirling 3, 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Baccalaureate Service 2; Christmas Tea 2; Pep Squad 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Float Committee 2; Dance Committee 1, 2; Softball Team 1, 2; Spring Concert 2. SHARON SUE SIEBERT Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Style Show 4. Senior Play Props Committee Chairman; Debate Squad 3, 4, Spokesman Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; Tiger Staff 3. 4; Editor 4; Prom Committee Chairman; Junior Business Manager. CHRISTMAS CARD SALES BRING PROFITS TO CLASS MICHEAL EDGAR STATLER ORVILLE RAY STATZEL Industrial Arts Club 2; Track 3. 4. RUTH LYNN TERRY Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Student of the Month 4; F.H.A. 2, 3. 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 4; Tumbling 3; Basketball 3. HARRY EDWARD THURMAN Band I, 2; Boy's Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Shop Club 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee; Float Committee 4; Track 2; Library Club 3. ROBERT LYNN TIPTON Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Shop Club 2; Assembly Committee 3; Safety and Health Committee 4. LIN WOOD WALLACE TURLEY Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball I, 2, 3. 4; Track 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, President 4; Float and Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Senior Play. Homecoming Crowning; Boy's Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4; F” Club 3, 4. JAMES CLARK VANDIVER Band 1. 2. 3; Glee Club 1, 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 1. 2; Spanish Club 2. 3; Honor Society 2; Accompanist 2 3. NICHOLAS R VAUGHN Dramatics Club 1, 2; Pep Squad 2, 4, Stage Manager for Senior Play; Prom Committee. SHARON JOAN VESSELL Christmas Tea 2; FHA 2; Served at P.P.G. Banquet 4; Hostess for Career Day 2. SHARON SUE VINYARD Honor Society 3. 4: Student Council 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Float Committee 2, 4; Prom Committee; Pep Squad I, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Officer 4; FT.A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Co-Chairman Social Recreational Committee I. NINTH GUEST PLAYED BY SIXTEEN SENIORS MARTHA SUE WALKER Spanish Club 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Drum Quartet 3; Pep Squad 4; F.H.A. 1; Christmas Tea 1. VIRGIL WEINRICH Boy's Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. CLARENCE EDWIN WHITE Shop Club I, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Football 3; Track 3, 4. RONALD KAY WHITE Shop Club 2, 3; Service Com mittee; Baseball 1. CHARLOTTE KAY WILFONG PAUL DAVID WILLIAMS Baseball 1, 2; Boy's Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Float Committee 2; Prom Committee; Shop Club 2. 3; Building and Grounds Committee 3. MARGIE LOUISE WINDES Soccer 4; Volleyball 2, 3. 4; Basketball 3; Tumbling 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; Bowling 4; Senior Play Committee; Tiger and Spokesman Staff. STELLA MARIE WORTH Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 2. 3. 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4; F.H.A. Regional Representative 3; State Convention 3; Christmas Tea 2; Dance Committee 1; Senior Play Committee; Basketball 2. CORA FRANCES WRIGHT F.H.A. 3; Christmas Tea 4; Li brary Club 3. CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS LEAD JUNIORS Constance Purtee Secretary Betty Morris Business Manager William Walker Business Manager Helen Morris Sponsor Lavonne Huter Sponsor JUNIORS SELL POP CORN AT NOON AND AT GAMES Boyer, Donald Boyer, William Braun, Joseph Braun, Patricia Burgan, Beverly Abrams, Sharon Ackman, Tim Albright, Bill AuBuchon, Patricia Bachek, Bruce Billington, Sammye Bolle, John Charles Bollinger, Gerald Bowers, Ray Batchelor, Tony Basler, Jackie Beffa, Joe Bell, John Bergmann, Barbara 48 JUNIOR FLOAT PLACES 1ST IN HOMECOMING PARADE Clemens, Ronald Cole, Kathleen Courtios, Carl Gerald Bolingcr sketches. Carpenter, Carol Carrow, William Cage, Mary Caldwell, Judy Campbell, Willa Eggemeyer. Barry Fadler, Sharon Fitzgerald, Sue Ann Fricki, Joan Funk, Charles 49 CANDY SALES SHOW SALESMANSHIP OF JUNIORS Galloway, Betty Gehrs, William Goodwin, Catherine Govero, Daniel Grohs, Louise Harrison, Ruth Hill, Randall Kennedy, Georgia Kertz, Roycc Kethcrside, David Kiepc, Charles Kimberlin, Gayle Jackson, Lynne Jarvis, Angela Jarvis, Jackie Juncker, Fred Holst, Eugene House, Ronald Huber, Lawrence 50 JUNIOR STORE PROVIDES VALUABLE TRAINING Kinder. Michael Kirk, Dealonna Kreitler. Ronald Lambert, Janet LcClere, Sharon Leutzinger, Barbara Lewey, Sandra McKee, Bette McKnight, Nancy Mag re. John Martin, Betty Martin, James 51 TEAMWORK IS KEY TO JUNIOR S SUCCESS Mouser, Clyde Nausley, Charles Henry Olinger, Beverly Olinger, Carol O’Shea, Stephen Overberg, Patricia Pederson, Paul Peterein Kenneth Pope Joseph Propst Ruth Quint Frank Reece Larry 52 COLA MACHINE PROVES PROFITABLE TO JUNIOR CLASS Siebert James Spindlcr Donna Stahl Donald Straussberg Paul Striler Fran 53 JUNIORS COMPETE FOR CLASS OFFICES Junior Candidates and Managers Stueve Roy Sullens Robert Swiger Jane Thomure Pamela Tullock, Lajeania Viehland, Dewey Welch, Patricia Werner, Sylvester White, Bonita Weidensohler, Diane Wilkening Shirley Winkler Beverly Wright Samuel Zaph Sarah Zimmerman Walter Thiele, Judy Trush, Patricia Vogt, Carolyn Vogt, George Wansley, Ronald 54 OFFICERS AND SPONSORS GUIDE SOPHOMORES Herbert Secrease Vice-President Mrs. Adam McCullough Sponsor Dwight Bollinger Secretary-T reasurer Michael Turley President Mrs. Marietta Martin Sponsor 55 SOPHOMORES SPONSOR HARVEST DANCE Covington, Janet Craig, Nancy Davidson, Mary Lou Davis, Danny. Casey, James Chotrow, LaVerne Cockrill, Kathleen Cook, Lola Davis, Roy Drake, Ben Eisenhauer, Beverly Finley, John 56 FIFTEEN SOPHOMORES PLAY IN BAND Firle, Gokin, Nancy Robert Glaze, Govero, Larry Janet Hawkins, Hill, Thomas Bonnie Govero, Halbert, Paul Michael Grohs, Hampton, Jeanine Ricky Hughes, Donna Hughes, Sandra Jackson, Gary James, Gene Festus Band marches at Columbia. Katzenberger, Lancaster, Jasper Dale Knoblock, Lee, John John 57 SOPHOMORES PLAN INITIATION ACTIVITIES Lucas, Roy McClenahan, Karen McCrorey, Susan McManus, Larry Lilly, Kaye Litton, Thomas Loesch, Sharon Gerber, Darla Pratt. Stan Pusateri, Ralph Ramey, Betty Riedel, Sharon Manass. Georgia Martin, Donald Moreland, Kenneth Morris, Sharon Gansner, Lucas, Keith Mary Flieg, Lucas, Brenda parti Mudd, Ed Nash, Charlotte Perryman, Billy Joe Pope, Bill 58 SOPHOMORES USE VICTORY THEME Roderique, Rosener, Connie Barbara Robinson, Rudiasile, Larry Norman Ussery, Vinyard, Sharon Donna Vaughn, Waters, Ruth Ann Particia Sophomore Homecoming Float. Seabaugh, Statzcl, Harold Joyce Spicer, Trigg, Albert Rebecca Welch, Wilson, David Bill Wilfong, Womack, Donna Lee 59 FRESHMEN CHOOSE FINE LEADERS John Davis President Tana Davis Vice-President Leslie Boyer Secretary-T reasurer Freshman candidates and their managers First Row: Bob House, John Davis, Jackie McNeil, and Jackie Warriner. Second Row: Leslie Boyer, Danny Kent, Ann Weaver, and Tana Davis. 60 FRESHMEN ORIENTATED DURING INITIATION WEEK Abernathy Sheryl Ackman Leonard Acton Terry Adams Wilfred Akins James Aubuchon Dennis Baker Gail Backman Ronald Barnes Gloria Barnes Linda Barnhart Linda Batchelor Richard Becker Donnie Beffa August Bieser Elaine Beiser Kenneth Blow Ronald Blow Steve Borusiewich Judith Bryant Sandra 61 STUDENTS CHECK THE TIME Evans Kathleen Evans Thomas Faulkner Terry Fiorini Barbara Francis Jim Cutler Donna Dallas Mary Ann Decker Larry DcGonia Irene 62 ONE HUNDRED TWENTY R-6 GRADUATES ENTER F.H.S Haeusler Gary Harrison Darlene Pep Squad Float Joins Parade Hasse Joyce Henderson Ella Mae Glore Bill Govero Diana Govero Gloria Grindstaff Pat Hacker Geneva Hester Ronnie Hill Donald Hill Ruth Ann Hoffman Judy House Bob 63 FRESHMEN ADD ENTHUSIASM TO HOMECOMING Jones Rose Marie Kennedy Rommetta Kennedy Thomas Kent Betty Kent Daniel Klobe David Klobe Mary Knobloch Stanley Kyle Anera Kozloski Larry LeClcrc Sandra LeGrand Terry McNeil Jacqueline Meyer Gregory Morris Terri Morrison Joe Nash David 64 ABOUT 25 % OF FRESHMEN COME FROM RURAL AREAS Library Club Enters Float Roth Lester Santschi Sue Ann Scott Robert Seel Melvin Shores Linda Reynolds Harry Richardson Kenneth Robinson Michael Robinson Rickie Siebert Paul Siele Margaret Skaggs Donna Smith Edwina Smith Jayne 65 FRESHMEN FLOAT THEME SHOWS FORESIGHT Whaley Janet White David White Marilyn Sue Wiedensohler Janet Smith Wayne Spindler David Stahl Beverly Staley Virginia Sweeney Thomas Uding Lowell Vachalek James Vaughn Micheal Vaughn Samuel Wansley Danny Williams Rose Ann Willm Susan Wilson Larry 66 SPECIAL CLASS TAUGHT DR. A. M. MAYER B.S. University of Wisconsin M S. University of Wisconsin PhD. Ohio State University Graduate Work: Northwest University Illinois University St. Louis University Dr. Meyer, Glen Hill, Mary Jane Neposchlan, and Susie McCrorey demonstrate the candle making process used in colonial days. A half-day special education program was started in the Festus High School this year. The class is fortunate in having as teacher. Dr. Meyer, who was formerly on the staff at Ohio State University and the Ohio Department of Education. Dr. Meyer started the special education program in our elementary school several years ago, and is now serving as a half-time speech correctionist there. Special Class studies geography third hour. 67 Bob Sullens — Drum Major ALL STATE BAND MEMBERS — Janet Lambert, Charles Funk, Gene Holdinghausen, Mike Halbert, Ben Drake, Lloyd Collins, Brenda Flicg, and Pat AuBuchon. MARCHING BAND SERVES SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY pages. Marching Band identified on Concert Band ANY SEASON IS G.A.A. SEASON The Girls' Athletic Assexiation under the guidance of Mrs. Helen Mitchell, has advanced the extra-curricular activities for the girls at F.H.S. Points for all the sports were offered during the year, and these points helped gain a GAA letter. There were fifty points given to a girl if she tried out but did not make the team, one-hundred points given if the class team was made, and an additional fifty points if the varsity team was made. Also points were earned by carrying out Health requirements. Top Of G: Karen McClenahan. Iva Arnold. Judy Uding, Nancy Firlc, Darla Gerber, Connie Roderiquc, Nancy Craig, Betty Ramey, Sandra Hughes, Sharon Locsch, Roberta Bean. Gloria Barnes. Joyce Malloy. 70 First Rou: Sharon Lutcr, Dealonna Kirk, Margie Windes. Lana Gebhardt. Charlotte Henneman. Donna Coleman. Secretary. Pat McCIcnahan. President: Pam Smith. Vice-President; Paulette Buchler. Treasurer; Elaine Labuary. Carol Carpenter. Parry Lucas. D nna Vineyard. Brenda Fleig. Second Rou Peggy Siebert. Carol Govcro, Pam Lutcr. Judy Thiele, Sandy Bourivaw, Sharon Vinyard. Juanita Locsch. Donna Hogcnmiller. Pat Berberich. Leah Colbert. Sandra Bryant. Iva Arnold. Becky Trigg. Gloria Govern. Third Row. D� nna Shelley. Stella Worth. Maurinc Knigge. Judy Hughes. Ruth Terry, Marilyn Akins. June Akins, Jackie Boyer. Gcrri Clifton. Donna Schuh, Sandra Gray. Fourth Rou: Janice Robinson. Donna Wilfong, Judy Evans. Susan Roth, Anita Cook. Sheila Pease. Sharon Siebert, D nna Spindler. Diana Wicdcnsohlcr, Patricia McClain. Mary Ann Eisenbeis, Sandra Lcwey. Jane Swiger, Kathy Goodwin Fifth Rou Pam Thomurc, Beverly Burgan. Sherry Abernathy. Diana Govero, Leslie Boyer. Nancy Goodwin. Willa Campbell. Betty McKee. Angela Jarvis. Jackie McNeil, Patty Trush. Jill Matthews. Susan Willm, Jackie Warner. Sixth Row: Curtis Roth. Mary Alice McClenahan. Lynne Jackson, Jonell Litton, Julie Rouggly, Corky Vogt. Walter Zim- PEP SQUAD BUILDS SCHOOL SPIRIT Sharon Vinyard. Pam Smith, Anita Cook, Juunira Loesch. Jcannic Difam, Paulette Buchler, Patti McCIenahan, Patti Lucas. Bottom of A up: Sharon Luter. Pat Berberich, Donna Coleman. Judy Evans. Alice Bell. Ruth Terry. Gerri Clifton. Margie WinJet, ToAnn Huber. Jackie McNeil. Bobctte Hughes. (arol Huber. Janet Hensley. Leah Colbert. Shelia Pease. Judy Hughes. Charlotte Hcnneman. Carol Govero. Lana Gebhardt. Center of A: Elaine Labuary. Joan Beck. Panj Luter. merman. Barbara Rosencr, Jean Garret. Caro! Jackson, Terry Morris, Janet Lambert. Larry Bargen. Seventh Ron Edwina Smith. Karen McCIenahan. Roberta Bean. Nancy Firlc. Linda Barnhart, Barbara McCIenahan. Eighth Row: Judy Uding. Sandra Hughes. Sharon L icsch. Patti Lucas, Tana Davis, mascot. Ann Weaver. JoAnn Huber. Bobctte Hughes. Terri Morris Ninth Row. Gayle Kimbcrlin. Patty Overbcrg. Janet Doza. Patti Au-Buchon. Carole Huber. Joyce Malloy. Jcannie Difam. Shirley Wilkening. Bottom of A up Jill Matthews, Jane Smith. Marilyn Akins. Romatta Kennedy. Sue Santschi. Leslie Boyer. Terry Morris. Ruth Hill. Mary Cage. Carol Doza, Joncll Litton. Judy Thiele, Sandy Schi tt. Mary Alice McClcna-han. Janet Rigdon, Barbara McCIenahan. Mercedes Gerber. Patty Grindsraff. Sandra Bryant. Julie Rouggly. Mildred Lovelace. Center of A: Tana Davis. Lynn Jackson. Georgia Kennedy. The basic of rhe F.H.S. school spirit was the Pep Squad. Through their regular attendance at the Back Rou: Carol Doza. Bowling: Alice Bell. Volleyball: Georgia Kennedy. Soccer Ijna Gebhardt. Aechen, Pam Luter. Basketball: Judy Evans. Bouhng. Second Rou : Anita Cook. Vice President: Sharon Vinyard. Secretary. Juanita Loesch. Treasurer; Pam Smith. President. First Row: Paulette Buchler. Tumbling. BAND SERVES SCHOOL AND first Ron: Sharon Vinyard, Janet Lambert, Ellen Porter. Second Row: Patty Welch. Shirley Wilkening, Jo Ann Huber, Sandra Hughes. Third Row: Becky Trigg. Patty Lucas, Jackie McNeil, Sandy Schott, Betty McKee, Terri Morris, Patti AuBuchon, Juanita Loesch, Ben Drake. Fourth Row: Gayle Kimbcrlin, Jill Matthews, Maureen Knigge, Bonnie Hill, June Akins, Alicia Jackson, Buddy Funk, Bob Brase, Gene Hoidinghausen, Donna Coleman. Basses: Lloyd Collins, Bud Fadlcr. Tympani: Leah Colbert. Director: Mr. Hueby Moore. 72 This year made the cwcnry-sixch year for the organization of the Festus High School Band. The band participated in many of the school and civic activities of the year. band played in the half-time of the Missouri University Homecoming; they marched in the Cape College Homecoming Parade; and played in Capes' pre-game show. The band marched at Cape game with Capes’ marching band. When Christmas-time rolled around, the band fulfilled their invitation to march in the Christmas Parade. In January, twenty-one of the band students attended the an- Jefferson County, gave a concert in the evening after 5VS hours The band, wirh many of its solos and ensembles attended both district and state contests last year. The band received a one rating at both contests. During the year, the band gave two concerts, both of which were a big success. First Row: Mary Lucas, Angela Jarvis, Jonell Litton, Ed-wina Smith. Second Ro: : Willa Campbell, Sharon Fadler. Janet Doza, Betty Morris, Terry LeGrande. Third Row: Brenda Flieg, Jackie Warrincr, Jim Reed, Mike Halbert, Carole Huber. Bill Wilson, Karen McClenahan, Barbara McClenahan. Fourth Row: Bill Walker. Bob Tipton, Tom Brickey, Gary Hausler, Bob House, Tom Sweeney, Larry Decker, Pat Trush, Bill Bilkey. Susan Willm, Bob Sullcns. Fifth Row: Bill Wcicr, Sharon Loesch, Tracy Jackson. Drums: Kathy Cole, Carol Govero, Bob Gokin, Larry Jones. Basses: John Davis, Gary Jackson. APPRECIATION OF MUSIC Fin Row: Sandy Bourisaw. Donna Wilfong. Anita Cook, Ann Weaver, Jackie Warriner, Carron McClenahan, Pat Berberich, Connie Purtee, Gyl Purtee. Second Row: Patti Au-Buchon. Julie Rouggly, Candy Backy, Jackie Jarvis, Sharon Fadle , Sandra Lcwey, Sandra Hughes, Kaye Lilly. Third Rou: Judy Caldwell, Betty Morris. Linda Shores, Lola Cook, Beverly W inkier, Pam Smith, Mary Alice McClenahan, Sue Fitzgerald, Pam Thomure. I ourth Row: Sharon Siebert, Mercedes Gerber, Darla Gerber, Diana Govcro, Paulette Buehler, Sharon Knobloch, Linda Boyer. Girls and Boys Chorus: Girls and Boys’ Glee Club are two of the larger Chorus groups at Fesrus High. Girls’ Glee Club is composed of sixty-five talented girls conducted by Miss Virginia Atwell. The Boys’ Glee-Club has sixty-one members under the direction of Mr. Heuby Moore. They both received a I rating at Cape last year. First Row: Terry LeGrand, Robert Chappue, Bob House. Second Row: Walter Curtois, James Akins, Ronnie Grooms. Third Row: Terry Faulkner, Richard Cautrell, John Knobloch, Charles Kiepe. Fourth Row: Ronnie Compton, Larry McManus, Royce Kcrtz, Larry Bargcn, Terry Mangan. 74 DEVELOPED IN GLEE CLUBS First Row: Bonnie Hill, Willa Campbell, Susan Willm, Donna Coleman, Dealonna Kirk, Brenda Fleig, Jo Ann Huber, Angela Jarvis. Miss Virginia Atwell, Director. Second Row: Kathleen Cockrill, Gayle Kimbcrlin, Carole Huber. Janet Doza, Linda Madison, Edwina Smith, Leslie Boyer, Becky Trigg. Third Row: Velma Massey. Gloria Barnes. Virginia Staley. Sheryl Abernathy, Patty Overberg, Kathy Goodwin, Jane Swlger. Fourth Row: Alice Bell, Sheila Pease, Patti McClenahan, Patty Welch, Marie Olinger, Jayne Smith, Jackie Mc-Nei 1, Sharon Loesch. First Row: Gus Beffa, Don Becker, Larry Reifsteck, John Finley Keith Gansner, David Grossman, Eric Beckemeycr.Bill Bilkcy, Butch Grcenstreet, Ray Scott, Mr. Moore, 'Director. Second Row: Virgil Weinrich, Larry Decker, Jim Roehrs, Steve Brooks, Linwood Turley, Frank Quint, Bill Weier, Bob Brase, John Lee, Bill Perryman. Third Row: Gene Holst, Tony Bachelor, John Davis, Bob Sullcns, Gordon Hcddell, Barry Eggemeyer, Bud Funk, Lloyd G llins, Tom Brickcy, Harry Thurman, Paul Williams, Harry Shapiro. Fourth Row: Hershel Dugan, Doug Baker, Walter Zimmerman, Mike Halbert, Bill Davis, Brent Regan, Bud Fadlcr, Vernon Abel, Larry Jones, Jim DeClue, Tracy Jackson, Bill Wilson, Ben Drake, Dick Batchelor. 75 MIXED CHORUS MERITS COMMENDATION first Row: Bonnie Hill, Anita Cook. Ann Weaver, Sharon Father, Donna Coleman. Willa Campbell, Connie Purtee, Gyl Purree, Linda Madison. Second Row: Donna Wilfong, Candy Backy, Gayle Kimberlin, Dealonna Kirk, Sandra Bourisaw, Larry Decker, Keith Gansner. Third Row: Jim Roc-hrs. Steve Brooks, Gene Holst, Charles Kiepc. Virgil Weinrich, Bob Brase, Bob' Sullens, Becky Trigg, Jo Ann Huber, fourth Rote: Julie Rouggly, Beverly Winkler, Jackie Jarvis, Sandra Hughes, Linda Boyer, Kathleen Cockrill, Brenda Fleig, Angela Jarvis. first Row: Mary Alice McClenaban, Darla Gerber, Sandra Lewey, Jackie Warriner, Leslie Boyer. Janet Doza, Carole Huber, Patti McClenaban, Miss Virginia Atwell. Second Row: Kaye Lilly, Pat AuBuchon, Betty Morris, Pat Berberich, Pat Welch, Edwina Smith. Susan Willm, Pam Thomurc. Third Row: Sharon Siebcrt, Pam Smith, Linutxxl Turley, Buddy Funk. Eric Becke-meyer, Vernon Abel, Bud Fadler. fourth Row: Brent Regan, Tracy Jackson, Walter Zimmerman, Mike Halbert, Bill Weier, Bill Wilson, Ben Drake, Larry Jones. One of our school’s most outstanding groups is the Mixed Chorus. This talented group is composed of select members of the Boys’ and Girls’ Glee Clubs. In addition to attaining a one rating last year at both Cape and Columbia, the Mixed Chorus was frequently called upon to perform in the Twin Cities. The Christmas and Spring Concerts are two of their larger productions of the school year. SENIOR MOTHERS SPONSOR MANY PROJECTS The Senior Mother’s Club, organized for the Senior Class of 1961, has accomplished many successful projects. Among these were a chili supper, style shows, and a box supper. The main purpose of the club is to raise money for the senior trip. Mrs. William Bilkey, Secretary; Mrs. Anderson Porter, President; Mrs. Herbert Jack-son, Vice-President; Mrs. Lin-wood Turley, Treasurer. Row One: Mrs. Madison McClenahan, Mrs. A. W. Terry, Mrs. Anderson Porter, Mrs. Jay McKee, Mrs. Harry Thurman, Mrs. Joseph Siebert, Mrs. Homer Berberich, Mrs. Louis Hogenmiller, Mrs. Harry Weier, Mrs. Walter Siebert. Row Two: Mrs. Frances Vessell, Mrs. John Fel-gate, Mrs. Gilbert Smetzer, Mrs. Orvil Malloy, Mrs. Harvey AuBuchon, Mrs. Jack Pippin, Mrs. Ferd Eisenbeis, Mrs. William Robinson, Mrs. Jess Smith, Mrs. Ronald Luter. Row Three: Mrs. Charles Cook, Mrs. Irwin Jones, Mrs. Bud Oberle, Mrs. Clarence White, Mrs. Delno Shelley, Mrs. Charles Roth, Mrs. Stanton Buren, Mrs. Henry Roth, Mrs. Jeff Compton, Mrs. Anthony Henneman. Rose Four: Mrs. Chalroer Clifton, Mrs. Milton Greenstreet, Mrs. Charles Goodwin, Mrs. Emerson Tipton, Mrs. E. E. Evans, Mrs. Linwood Turley, Mrs. William Davis, Mrs. Fred Boyer, Mrs. Silus Shell, Mrs. Wallace Coleman. Row Fite: Mrs. Ward Vinyard, Mrs. Raymond Lorch, Mrs. Spencer Bland, Mrs. Francis Bequette, Mrs. Laura Bourisaw, Mrs. Victoria Pease, Mrs. Everett Gebhardt, Mrs. Glenwood Le-Grand, Mrs. Byron Lambert, Mrs. Glen Fadler. Row Six: Mrs. Raymond Beckemeyer, Mrs. Edmund Siebert, Mrs. Adrian Drury, Mrs. William Vaughn, Mrs. William Bilkey, Mrs. Enoch Windes. Row Seven: Mr. William Priday and Mr. Walter Crain, Class Sponsors. SPANISH CLUBS MAKES SPANISH INTERESTING OFFICERS — From Top: Buddy Funk, Gayle Kimberlin, Connie Purtee. First Row: Becky Trigg, Judy Hoffman, David Klobe, Ruth Harrison, Patty Overberg, Julie Rouggly, Leslie Boyer. Second Ron.- Connie Rodcrique, Beverly Winkler, Pam Thomure, Donna Cutler, Dealonna Kirk, Gayle Kimberlin, Mrs. Sara Manley. Third Row: Buddy Funk, Bobby Sullens, Connie Purtee, Patty AuBuchon, Betty Morris. Fourth Row: Mike Vaughn, Mary Alice McClana-han, Kathleen Cockrill, Jim Reed. Fifth Row: Bob House, Joe Braun, Tom Brickey, Roy Davis, Brent Regan, Walter Zimmerman. First Row: Bobettc Hughes, Terri Morris, Diane Govero, Brenda Gillam, Ruth Casey. Second Row: Roberta Bean, Barbara Amelung, Sharon Loesch, Pat Braun. Third Row: Mildred Lovelace, Jane Smith, Edwina Smith, Pam Lorch, Tom Evans. Fourth Row: Linda Shores, Jo Ann Huber, Carole Jackson, Rose Williams. Fifth Row: Janet Whaley, Linda Boyer, John Finley, Virginia Stahley. Sixth Row: John Davis, Jim Sadler, Carl Porchey, Mrs. Sara Manley. FUTURE HOMEMAKING CLUB HAS MANY PROJECTS The two Spanish Clubs which have been noted for making the Spanish language more interesting and enjoyable, have done quite a number of things this year. At the first of the year, they sponsored a float in the Festus Homecoming Parade and they revised the Spanish Club Constitution. The clubs enjoyed a Spanish meal, Spanish music, and particu-lary the visit of Raphael Galindo, the foreign teacher from Guatemala. The F.H.A. Club, which is one of the more distinguished clubs at Festus High, has participated in many activities this year. The club attended a regional meeting at Melville High School, they went Christmas Caroling during the Christmas Season, they entered a float in the F.H.S. Homecoming, and they participated in the National F.H.A. Week during which time they served cookies and coffee to the teachers. Some of the things which the club sponsored were; Daddy-Date Night, the Mother-Daughter Banquet, and a bake-sale. OFFICERS — Donna Hogenmiller, First Row: Judy Hughes, Carol Carpenter. Donna Hogen- Carolyn Vogt, Stella Worth, Betty miller, Mildred Lovelace. Second Row: Maureen Kniege, Galloway, Maureen Kniege, Diane Gloria Barnes, Ruth Terry, Roberta Bean. Third Row: Betty Wiedensoeler. Galloway, Sandra Lewey, Sheila Pease, Stella Worth, Carolyn Vogt. Fourth Row: Judy Evans, Janet Covington, Beverly Eisenhauer, Diane Wiedensoeler, Miss Moody. 79 F-CLUB HONORS ATHLETES F CLUB MEMBERS first Row: Bob Sullens, Don Stahl, Gene Greenstreet, Harry Shapiro, Bob Brase, and Robert Stahl. Second Row: Ron House, Bob Clark, Linwood Turley, Joe Pope, and Gene Holst. Third Row: Brent Regan, Doug Baker, Rick Hart, John Bolle, and Mick Hart, fourth Row: Hershel Dugan, Bill Grebe, Mike Turley, Randall Hill, Barry Egemeyer, and George Vogt, fifth Row: Walter Zimmerman, Gorden Heddell, Eric Beckemeyer, Ron Compton, Coach Crain, Coach Godwin, and Coach Priaay. Homecoming Float of F Club. The Festus High School F Club is composed of the boys who win letters in our four major sports. The purpose of the F Club is to recognize our school’s athletes. The main duty these boys have is to select the candidates and queen for the annual Homecoming. BOLIVIAN TEACHER FESTUS SCHOOLS Miss Bustillos and Mrs. Manley, Spanish teacher. VISITED An added attraction was presented to the students and faculty members of F.H.S. during the 1960-61 school year, when Miss Elba Alcira Bustillos, a guest teacher from Bolivia, spent two weeks with the Festus School system. Miss Bustillos visited many parts of our country from the time she left her own home at Oruro, Bolivia, and the day she arrived in Festus. She took special training at the Language Center of the American University in the Nation’s Capital, flew to Austin, Texas, for a semester of study at Texas University, and then traveled to Jefferson City for a short briefing. Finally, on January 25, Miss Bustillos reached Festus. While in our town. Miss Bustillos attended classes in the high school, grade school, and kindergarten. Keeping as full a schedule as she could man-age, Miss Bustillos attended a book review, teachers' homes, and activities of the school. Terminating her visit was an assembly during which she spoke and presented Festus High School with a dancing mask and the flag of her country. This charming visitor made the two dreary, snow-bound weeks of January 25 through 9 as bright as a June day and the citizens of Festus and the members of the school system came to realize that our South American neighbors are interesting, sincere, intelligent, and most important of all, friendly. CRAIN’S CREW CRUSHES CRYSTAL Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Crain, Doug Baker, and Walter Zimmerman. Second Row, Left to Right: Bud Funk, Barry Eggemeyer, Bobby Brase, and Bill Walker. Third Row, Left to Right: Bill Bilkey, Mike Kinder, Don Martin (Manager), Bob Stahl, and Larry Jones. Festus Fcstus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus 52 Herculaneum 47 69 Chaminade 61 52 Laboure 59 73 Bonne Terre 71 68 Crystal City 76 64 Northwest 58 65 Elvins 58 84 DeSoto 72 81 Hillsboro 72 56 Farmington 42 78 Potosi 63 70 Hancock 73 78 Desloge 73 75 Herculaneum 70 54 Belle 69 64 Lead wood 63 86 Esther 78 65 Desloge 86 71 Elvins 59 52 Hillsboro 48 57 DeSoto 50 72 Fox 57 43 Crystal City 40 72 Washington 50 Using a rapid fast break, full-court press defense, and a smooth running offensive, our Tigers provided many thrills for the basketball fans of the Twin Cities this year. Our lads marched to their first conference championship since 1946 as we whipped Crystal City in the final conference game of the year. We also racked up more victories than a Bengal squad has done in over ten years as we headed for a twenty game season. With three members of our starting five men returning and with a powerful junior varsity moving up, it seems inevitable that the Tigers of 1961-62 will capture the second straight Conference Championship for F.H.S. 82 CAPTURES CONFERENCE CROWN Intent Tigers Listen to Coach Crain During Break at Quarter. John and Walt Fight for Rebound in Hawk Game. B-TEAM RECORD Festus 48 Herculaneum 40 Festus 55 Bonne Terre 54 Festus 62 Crystal City 64 Festus 38 Northwest 37 Festus 37 Elvins 57 Festus 39 DeSoto 36 Festus 50 Hillsboro 49 Festus 43 Farmington 46 Festus 63 Potosi 33 Festus 63 Hancock 50 Festus 58 Desloge 39 Festus 45 Herculaneum 37 Festus 36 Belle 37 Festus 65 Desloge 86 Festus 71 Elvins 59 Festus 49 Hillsboro 42 Festus 48 DeSoto 32 Festus 64 Crystal City 66 Festus 44 Washington First Row: Coach Frank Hoggard, Bob House, Terry LeGrand, Tom Sweeney (manager). Second Row: Tom Evans, Tom Lalumondier, A1 Spicer, Jerry Leonard, Tom Litton, Mike La-Mure, Stu O'Brien. Third Row: Ben Drake, Gary Heisler, John Davis, Gene James, Roy Davis. Fourth Row: Lloyd Casey, Herb Secrease, Butch Lucas, Larry McManus, Bill Wilson, Gary Jack-son. Fifth Row: Dick Batchelor, Mike Halbert, John Knobloch, Dwight Bollinger, Danny Wans-ley, Mike Turley. Coach Hoggard again turned in another fine season as his freshmen and sophomores who composed the Tiger junior varsity had a winning campaign for the fourth year. 83 TWIN VICTORIES OVER HILLSBORO, DESOTO Larry Jones Robert Stahl Dennis Shelley Bill Walker Bill Bilkey Bud Funk Barry Eggemeyer 84 AND HERCULANEUM SPARK TIGER CAMPAIGN Big John Controls Tip for Tigers SWISH!! Doug Baker Bob Brase John Bolle Walt Zimmerman Mike Kinder 85 INNOVATED ATHLETIC PROGRAM SOCCER TEAM First Row: Lynne Jackson, Joan Beck, Gerri Clifton, Margie Windcs, Sandra Bryant, Georgia Kennedy (manager), Ruth Hill, Judy Uding, Iva Arnold, Pam Smith, and Frieda Huber. Second Row: Jill Matthews, Janet Hensley, Nancy Firle, Alice Bell, Darla Gerber, Rometta Kennedy, Paulette Buehler, Ruth Ann Casey, Jeanni Difani, and Mary Cage. Usually considered a boys’ game, soccer was adopted by F.H.S. girls. In the fall of this year there was only enough time for the teams to be organized and to learn the rules of the game. The team continued to work in the spring. STRIKE!! Every Thursday night for eight months, each girl on the four teams tried to get a strike. The first few months, Mr. Moore coached the girls, and after the art of bowling was learned, the teams were organized. BOWLING TEAMS First Row: Kathleen Lange-lier, Paulette Buehler, Mary Lou Davidson, Margie Windes, and Ella Henderson, Second Row: Carol Doza (manager), Carol Siebert, Gloria Barnes, Cynthia Belcher, Linda Sapper, and Judy Evans (manager). T bird Row: Joncll Litton, Sheila Pease, Anita Cook, and Sharon Siebert. OFFERED TO INTERESTED GIRLS TUMBLING TEAM First Row: Tana Davis, Lana Gebhardt, Paulette Buehler (manager), Juanita Loesch, Frieda Huber, Stephanie Cum-miskey, Joan Fricke, Lynne Jackson, Elaine Labuary, Mary Alice McCIenahan, Carol Carpenter, and Dealonna Kirk. ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR . . . These counts were heard on Play Day and by the P.T.A. as the tumbling team performed its routines. In addition to the thirty-two members on the team there were five alternates— Margie Windes, Joan Fricke, Judy Uding, Ruth Casey, and Mary Helen Klobe. Second Row: Sharon Loesch, Carole Huber, Joyce Malloy (captain), Joan Beck, Sandra Bryant, Bonnie Hill, Pam Smith, Patty AuBuchon, and Patti McCIenahan. Third Row: Bette McKee, Karen McCIenahan, and Marilyn Akins. The Girls Varsity Valleyball team failed to enjoy a winning season, although the senior girls did win the Intramural Volleyball tournament. VOLLEYBALL TEAM First Row: Mary Cage, Sandra Bryant, Carole Huber, Alice Bell (manager and captain), Joyce Malloy, and Georgia Kennedy. Second Row: Sharon Lu-ter, Joan Beck, Pam Smith, Elaine Labuary, Lana Geb-hardt, and Marilyn Akins. PLANNED PROGRESS TEAM WINS AGAIN Planned Progress team includes — Lloyd Collins, Donna Wilfong, Gordon Heddell, Tracy Jackson, Bill Bilkey, and Mr. Dugan, Sponsor. Festus Students Place First In Planned Progress Program. Festus received top honors in the Planned Progress Program for this year. Showing what the judges called wide understanding of street planning with their program, the five students reported on the need for general traffic and street improvement in the town. They presented their plan to the judges and other participating schools at a dinner December 16 in St. Louis. The group, winning top honors for Jefferson County, received a one day educational tour. The participating students were from Mr. Dugan’s Speech class. Union Electric, through its nation-wide program on youth and education, sponsored the program. Gordon Heddell spoke on parking. Tracy Jackson stressed general street Donna Wilfong emphasized the need Bill Bilkey served as moderator, improvement. for through streets. 88 TIGER KING TIG£R QUEEN Bhyfl JUANITA LOESCH LINWOOD TURLEY TIGER CROWNING CLIMAXED SPRING Multi-colored carnations and pink carnation trees graced the throne room of the Tiger court for February 23rd, the year nineteen hundred sixty-one, when the students and friends of Festus high assembled to crown a new Tiger queen and king. As the twenty Senior candidates were summoned to the court by the commentators, Patti McClenahan and Terry Mangan, the retiring queen, Sylvia Rhineberger McGraw, entered the throne room. Richard Hart escorted her to the throne of white love seats, amidst soft music which floated through the halls. Miss Carole Huber entered, and was escorted to the throne by James Douglas Baker. Next came Bill Weier, escorting Janet Doza. The third couple to be recognized was Joyce Malloy and Mickey Hart. Juanita Loesch appeared fourth, assisted by Linwood Turley. Passing through to the throne fifth, was Bob Brase escorting Pam Smith. Sharon Knoblock and Eugene Greenstreet were the sixth couple to walk down the aisle. Gordon Heddell walked Jeanni Difani to the throne, as Janet Porchey glided down the aisle to meet Larry Jones. The final candidate was Nancy Goodwin who met Bob Stahl when they approached the throne. Patti McClenahan then summoned the pages to bring forth the royal scrqlls. As they advanced in a slow march across the stage, the audience' state of suspense was intensified. All eyes turned to Patti as she announced the Tiger queen for 1961. The second Loesch ever to reign over Festus High, Miss Juanita Loesch was then crowned by Donna iHogenmiller.,Terry Mangan, bearer of the Kingly News, then announced that Glen Eisenbeis would crown Linwood Turley who would prevail over the Tiger court. After the good wishes slacked somewhat, the 18 attendants made their formal bows to the Queen and King. Linwood and Juanita rose to acknowledge the cheers, as the Coronation formally closed on the nineteen hundred sixty-one Tiger Crowning. STYLE SHOW SPONSORED BY SENIOR MOTHERS Retiring Queen, Sylvia Rhineberger McGraw poses with her escort, Richard Hart. Joan Beck, Janet Porchey, Larry Jones, Sharon Knoblock, Eugene Greenstreet, Jeanni Difani, Gordon Heddell, Mickey Hart, Joyce Malloy, Carole Huber, Doug Baker, Terry Mangan, Linwood Turley, TIGER KING, Patti McClenahan, Donna Hogenmiller, Juanita Loesch, TIGER QUEEN, Glen Eisenbeis, Vernon Abel, Bill Weier, Janet Doza, Ricky Hart, Sylvia Rhineberger McGraw, RETIRING QUEEN, Bob Brase, Pam Smith, Steve Brooks, Donna Coleman, Bob Stahl, Nancy Goodwin, Sandra Bourisaw. OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES OF SENIORS RECOGNIZED Doug Baker, Senior Guard, earned first string All-District, and Honorable Mention All-State. Anita Cook, representing Festus in the Betty Crocker Homcmaking Contest, placed in the top ten in State. Susan Roth was chosen to view her opinions in the Junior English writing contest. 21 Seniors were granted Certificates of Recognition from their high scores on the Ohio Psychological Test. They are: First Row: Pat Berberich, Ruth Terry, Susan Roth, Barbara See. Second Row: Sharon Vinyard, Linda Madison, Paulette Buehler. Third Row: Nancy Goodwin, Patti Mc-Clenahan, Janice Robinson. Fourth Row: Geraldine Clifton, Pam Smith, Anita Cook, Judy Brown. Fifth Row: Herschel Dugan, James Foeller, Byron Chapin. Sixth Row: Bill Weier, Lloyd Collins. Seventh Row: Ronald Porterfield. Carol Huber was not in picture. Pam Smith was elected to participate in the Daughters of American Revolution American History Contest. Bill Weier won first place in the Oratorical, I Speak For Democracy contest and also the contest What America Means to Me” sponsored by Business and Professional Womans Club of Festus-Crystal City. THE LAST HOURS SET THE STAGE FOR HOLIDAYS Christmas Tea Home Ec. Room is transformed Carla Lorch welcomes guests For over 25 years one of the finest traditions of Festus High School has been the annual Candlelighting Service held each year on the final day of school prior to the Christmas vacation. The service was as impressive, solemn, and meaningful as always this year and each student left the halls of F.H.S. for his Christmas vacation with a much more serious feeling toward the Christmas season. This year's Christmas Tea was one of the most outstanding ever held at Festus High. Miss Moody and her Home Ec. students succeeded in achieving the winter wonderland look using a snowman, a Christmas tree smothered in synthetic snow, a forest of evergreens, and a sleigh full of presents. 93 SERVICE, CHARACTER, LEADERSHIP AND Officers—Susan Roth, Reporter; Ruth Terry, Secretary; Bill Wcier, Vice President; Nancy Goodwin, President, Patti McClenahan, Treasurer. Old Members—First Row: Sharon Siebert, Gerri Clifton, Anita Cook, Pat Berbcrich, Pam Smith, Carole Huber, Sharon Vinyard, Nancy Goodwin, Linda Madison. Second Row: Paulette Buehler, Ruth Ann Pcterein, Judy Brown, Stella Worth, Susan Roth, Janice Robinson, Joan Beck, Ruth Terry, Patti McClenahan. Third Row: Herschel Dugan, Jim Foellcr, John Felgate, Lloyd Collins, Byron Chapin, Bill Grebe, Bill Weier, Barbara See. 94 SCHOLARSHIP STRESSED BY HONOR SOCIETY 40 New Members Enter Into Honor Society. First Row: Patty Overberg, Janet Rigdon, Janet Lambert, Bob Brase, Ronald Porterfield, Joyce Malloy, Lana Gcbhardt, Sheila Pease and Donna Schuh. Second Row: Betty Galloway, Pat Braun, Carla Lorch, Pam Thomure, Julie Rouggly, Patty Aubuchon, Connie Purtee, and Carolyn Vogt. Third Row: Jim Reed, Mary Alice McClenahan, Sara Zaph, Diane Wcidensohler, Sandra Lcwey, Shirly Wilkcning, and Beverly Burgan. Fourth Row: David Gamcl, Royce Kertz, Walter Zimmerman, Harry Bahr, Buddy Funk, and Brent Regan. Fifth Row: Randall Hill, Leslie Mouser, John Bell, Mike Dugan and Bill Boyer. Sixth Row: Ronnie House, Sylvester Werner and Jim Siebert. Seventh Row: Joe Braun and Dewey Matthes. 81 F.H.S. students fulfilled requirements of Leadership, scholarship, service and character, along with maintaining an S” average. They were properly inducted into the Honor Society, March 8, when Mr. True Taylor, Superintendent of Jefferson Memorial Hospital, spoke at a very impressive ceremony. New members then received their pins, while old members renewed pledges Probationary Members of the Society. First Row: Darla Gerber, Rebecca Trigg, Sharon Loesch. Second Row: Jeanine Grohs, Kathleen Cockrill and Brenda Flieg. Third Row: Judy Uding, Donna Vinyard and Mary Lucas. Fourth Row: Roy Davis, Mike Turley and Sandra Hughes. Fifth Row: Gary Jackson, Ben Drake and Gerald Bollinger. DEBATERS ACQUIRE KNOWLEDGE OF NATIONAL QUESTIONS Bill Weier, Pam Thomure, Mr. Dugan, Lynne Jackson and Mike Turley. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Dugan the Debate Team argued their way to victory using words, wit, and wisdom. The A Team was made up of Sharon Siebert, Susan Roth, Bill Weier, Pam Thomure, Lynne Jackson, Mike Turley, Patti McClenahan, Larry Bargen, The Debate Team's question for the year was Resolved: That the United Nation Should Be Significantly Strengthened. FRESHMAN TEAM. Bottom Row: Bobette Hughes, Diana Govero, Thomas Kennedy, Linda Barnhart. Top Row: Carl Porchey, Judy Borusiewich, Susan Willm, Jackie McNeil. Randy LeGrand, Ben Drake Patti McClenahan and Larry and Donna Wilfong. Bargen. TEACHERS FACULTY AND STUDENTS ARE KEPT INFORMED Good Morning, the morning announcements, says Mr. Shoush every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings. Traditional ceremony of Pledge to the Flag begins the week. The high school faculty is comprised of twenty-eight faculty members; twenty-one full time teachers with five periods giving instructions, the principal and superintendent teaching one class each to give themselves more personal understanding of the pupils and their problems. Four faculty members who give special services to assist the teachers ar Mr. Litton, the counselor, Mrs. Hoiligan, the librarian, Mr. Nickless, the study hall teacher and Dr. Meyers who has special classes. The teaching day at Festus High School begins at 7:50 when seven classes meet. The rest of the student body begins work at 8:55. A teacher’s day does not end at 3:30. Many faculty members sponsored extra-curricular activities. All had papers to grade, tests to check and grades to average. Each of these tasks proved to be time-consuming, but our teachers did them willingly. Our men teachers are members of the Jefferson County School-Masters Association while many of our women teachers belong to Delta Kappa Gamma, the honorary sorority for women teachers, to the American Association of University Women and Business and Professional Women. Our faculty holds one hundred per cent membership in the National Educational Association, the Missouri State Teachers Association, the Jefferson County Association and the community association. During the 1960-61 school year, the faculty attended a two day meeting of the Missouri State Teachers Association in Kansas City in November and another two day session of the Southeastern regional teachers association at Cape Girardeau. Mr. Shoush, our principal, attended the National Principal’s Meeting which was held in Detroit, Michigan, in February while Mr. Tynes attended the Regional Meeting of the American Association of School Administrators which was held in St. Louis in April. Our faculty also has had wide academic training. They have attended or graduated from colleges in Massachusetts, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, North Carolina, South Carolina, Mississippi, Arkansas and Oklahoma as well as seven colleges in the state. FACULTY WHO GIVES SPECIAL SERVICE Librarians perform many duties. MRS. CLAUDE HOLLIGAN B.S., Southeast Missouri State College; Arkansas State; Graduate Work, University of Arkansas. •Missouri University; and Washington University. Librarian. MR. CLOYD NICKLESS Hannibal LaGrange; B.A., Southeast Missouri State College; University of Kansas City; Central Seminary; Washington University; Arkansas State. Study Hall. Counselor stresses importance of college. 99 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ENCOURAGES YOUTH Science classes are enjoyed. MRS. JOHN J. TAYLOR B.A., Hedding College; B.S., Northwestern University; Southwest Missouri State College, Graduate work, University of Missouri. Biology and English I. Science department is proud of new equipment. MR. FRANK HOGGARD B.S. in Education, Southeast Missouri State College; Graduate Work, Missouri School of Mines. General Science, Chemistry and Physics. 100 Future Scientists study Chemistry. P.E. STRESSES PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT AND HEALTH MRS. M. E. MITCHELL B.S., University of Missouri. Physical Education and Girls' Physiology. Basketball encourages sportsmanship. New Equipment aids teachers. MR. WALTER CRAIN B.S. in Education, Southwest Missouri State College, Graduate Work, Southwest and Southeast Missouri State Colleges. English ll and Boys’ Physical Education Coach Crain demonstrates tumbling position. PRACTICAL ART COURSES PREPARE FOR BETTER LIVING MRS. GLENWOOD MARTIN B S. in Education, Southeast Missouri State College. General Business. Bookkeeping. Secretarial Practice. Business Late, and Economic Problems. Basic Business. and Typewriting. General Business gives students Practical knowledge. MISS LAVONNE HUTER B.S. in Secretarial Education, Southeast Missouri State College, Graduate work at University of Missouri. Shorthand, Typing, and Secretarial Practice. Girls learn to sew in Home Economics. MEN TEACHERS PERFORM MANY DUTIES Lettermen enjoy watching films from previous games. MR. JOHN CLIPPARD B.S. in Education, Southeast Missouri State College; M.Ed., University of Missouri. Drafting Engineer, General Science, Woodwork. Applied Electricity and Advanced Drafting. Hall duty teachers guard stairways. MR. MURRELL GODWIN B.S., Southeast Missouri State College. General Shop and Boys’ Physiology. MR. ROBERT DUGAN B.S., Southwest Missouri State College; Graduate Work, University of Missouri. General Metals, Speech. General Drafting. Debate and Dramatics. MR. WARREN ELKINS B.S., Southeast Missouri State College; M.Ed., University of Missouri; Washington University. American History. Civics, and Drivers Education. Drivers Education produces good drivers. GOOD WRITING IS TAUGHT IN ALL DEPARTMENTS MRS. GLADYS CASTLEBERRY Mayfield College, Marble Hill, Missouri; B.A. in Education, William Jewell, Graduate Work, University of Missouri. English III. Mrs. Castleberry stresses the learning of vocabulary words. MRS. GEORGE MORRIS, JR. B.S., Woman's College of Furman University; Graduate Work, Washington University and University of Missouri. American History and Publications. Compare teachers with bulletin board. Snow gives opportunity to use new camera. mrs. adam McCullough Bennett College, Greensboro, North Carolina; Graduate Work, Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts. English II, Study Hall, and Literature. ENRICHMENT IS AN AIM IN TEACHING Students prepare for citizenship. MRS. JACK MANLEY Hendrix College; B.S., University of Missouri; Graduate Work, University of Missouri. English II and IV, and Spanish I. MRS. HADLEY HINKLE B.A., Northeast Missouri State College; Graduate Work, Northeast Missouri State College, and University of Missouri. English I, Art I, II. Ill and IV. MRS. CHARLES DREYER B.S., Southwest Missouri State College; Graduate Work, Washington University and University of Missouri. Civics, Psychology. Government. Sociology, and Family Relations. Miss Elba Bustillos of Bolivia, a recent guest teacher at Festus high school, holds a miniature ceremonial dance mask and the flag of her country which she presented to the school as a memento of her visit. English IV prepares students for College. 105 PERFECTION IS STRESSED IN THESE FIELDS Miss Holmes encourages Math courses. MISS LUCILE HOLMES B.S., Southwest Missouri State College; M.A., University of Missouri; Graduate Work, Miami University; Purdue University, Oklahoma A. M. Algebra I and II. Latin I. Trigonometry and Math Analysis. MR. BILL PRIDAY B.S. in Education, and Graduate Work at Southeast Missouri State College. Contemporary Issues and American History. MR. ROBERT PRYOR B.S. in Chemistry, Math and Physics. College of the Ozarks, Clarksville, Arkansas. MR. HEUBY MOORE, JR. B.M., Central Missouri State College; Graduate Work, University of Kansas. Band and Boy’s Chorus. MISS VIRGINIA ATWELL B.M.E., Central Missouri State College. Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus and Music Appreciation. SPRING SUPPLEMENT 1959 - I960 JUNIORS CHOOSE MOVIE THEME, JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The 19th annual Junior-Senior Prom was held Saturday, May 14th, from 8:00 until 12:00 at the Festus Grade School. The upperclassmen and their dates gazed starry-eyed at the enchanting theme, as they made their Grand. March. Mr. Walter Crain introduced each couple, attired in their gay Prom finery. Entertaining the Prom-enaders” with their delightful music, was Herm Drake and his band. Their smooth and versatile style was enjoyed by all. They completed the evening leaving the group as happy and contented as they were when they first looked upon the lovely Sayonara. 108 SAYONARA,” FOR PROM Entering the ballroom, those attending, immediately sighed at the stage, which held the main theme. It appeared as if one were in the quaint Japanese village. Looking at the snowcapped reaches of Fujiyama. Pine trees cuddled the slopes of the mountain reaching to the distant areas. In the middle of the floor, a delicate Pagoda shed its tiers of beauty to the multicolored murals, portraying various phases of the Oriental’s life. Being seated, their minds turned to the gorgeous table settings and the brightly hued flowers that adorned them. On the main table, awaited a banquet fit for a king. Potato chips, sandwiches, hors d'oeuvres of different kinds were served, along with cokes and savory punch. Favors of delicate fans and ancient chopsticks appeared to change colors under the several light schemes. The ceiling was speckled under the red and blue lights. Sayonara, the land of beauty, captivated the hearts and minds of those present and wrapped in an evening of fun and warmth that will be remembered throughout the years. MUSIC DEPARTMENT ENJOYS A MOST VOCAL ENSEMBLES: First Row, Left to Right: Sally Au-Buchon, Martha Manley, Elizabeth Kiepe, Gayle Kimberlin. Carol Drury, Jane Ann Shoush, and Pat Bcrberich. Second Row: Vernon Abel, Larry Jones, Bryan Albaugh, Terry Eggemeyer, Lloyd Collins, Gene Holst, Bob Sullens, Bob Brase, Glen Wright, and Mike McNeil. Festus received sixteen I’s, (excellent ratings) and eleven II's, (superior ratings), out of twenty-seven entries at State Music Festival, April 30, in Columbia, Missouri. These entries had qualified at the district music contest, held March 26, in Cape Girardeau. Large groups receiving excellent ratings were: the Band, Mixed Chorus, and Girls’ Glee Club. The Boys' Glee Club of seventy voices received a superior rating. II-Woodwind Quintet: Sally AuBuchon, Karen Tesreau, Mike McNeil, Carol Huber, and Mary Bolgar. CAPE CONTESTANT VOCAL SOLOS: First Row, Left to Right: Pam Smith, Jackie Jarvis, Julia Rouggley, and Martha Manley. Second Row: Bryan Albaugh, Bob Sullens, Vernon Abel, and Larry Jones. I-Mixed Clarinet Quartet: Jane Ann Shoush, Willa Campbell, Janet Doza, and Mike McNeil. I- FIute Quartet: Sally AuBuchon, Pat Godwin, Sharon Vinyard, and Janet Lambert. II- French Horn Quartet: Juanita Loesch, Karen Tesreau, Pat AuBuchon, and Ben Drake. I-Brass Sextet: Lloyd Collins, David McClain, Bob Brase, Bud Funk, Judy Bahr, and Karen Tesreau. I-Brass Quartet: Judy Bahr, Lloyd Collins, David McClain, and Bud Funk. I-B Flat Clarinet: Mike McNeil. School Accompanist: Sally AuBuchon. SUCCESSFUL YEAR INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS: First Row. left to Right: Sally AuBuchon, Jane Ann Shoush, Leah Colbert, Pat Godwin, Patty AuBuchon, Brenda Flieg. Second Row: Mike McNeil, Ben Drake, Charles Funk, Gene Holdinghausen, Lloyd Collins, and David McClain. DRUM ENSEMBLES: Front to Back: Leah Colbert, Terry Eggemeyer, Martha Walker, and Kathy Cole. I- Trombone Solo: David McClain II- Tuba Solo: Lloyd Collins II-French Horn Solo: Pat AuBuchon 11-Flute Solo: Pat Godwin I- B Flat Clarinet: Jane Ann Shoush II- Piano Solo: Pam Thomure II-Alto Saxophone: Brenda Fleig II-Flute Solo: Sally AuBuchon I- Baritone Horn: David McClain II- Piano Solo: Sally AuBuchon II-French Horn Solo: Karen Tesreau 11-Cornet Solo: Bud Funk II-Cornet Solo: Gene Holdinghausen II- French Horn Solo: Ben Drake III- Drum Solo: Leah Colbert Additional Cape Ratings are as follows: II-Trumpet Trio II-Trumpet Quartet II-Trombone Quartet 11-Drum Ensemble II-Clarinet Quartet II-Woodwind Trio II-Saxophone Quartet INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES: First Row, Left to Right: Shirley Wilkening, Willa Campbell, Carol Huber, Janet Doza, Brenda Flieg, Judith Bahr. Second Row: Mike McNeil, Jane Ann Shoush, Sylvia Rhineberger, Pat Godwin, Sally AuBuchon, Sharon Vinyard, Janet Lambert, Patty AuBuchon, and Mary Bolgar. Third Row: Mr. Moore, Robert Hampton, Bill Bilkey, Ben Drake, David McClain, Steve Buren, Darrell Flieg, Gene Holdinghausen, Bob Sullens, Bob Brase, Charles Funk, Lloyd Collins, and Mike Halbert. BASEBALL TEAM WINS SUB-DISTRICT HONORS Bernard Wynn Co-captain The Tigers, sporting a relatively young squad, added another fine year to the consistent Festus record. Although this year saw the loss of the first conference game, the Tigers came back strong to win the Sub-District Tournament. They downed their traditional rivals, the Crystal Hornets, 5 to 1, to take the sub-district title. The Tigers finished the 59-60 season with a 9- 2 record. Don Propst Co-captain Kneeling: Mike Kinder, Bernard Wynn, Gene Hoist, Shelley, Marty • Gebhardt, Bob Clark, Eric Beckemeyer, Coach Crain, Herbert Serreasc, Don Propst, and George Steve O'Shea, and Bill Oberle. Vogt. Standing: Walter Zimmerman, Mickey Hart, Dennis TEAM WINS 9 OF II GAMES Gene Holst Left Fielder Marty Gebhardt Right Fielder Walter Zimmerman Pitcher Steve O'Shea Second Baseman BASEBALL ENJOYS EIGHTH SEASON Mouser, Bill Boyer, Don Boyer, John Bolle. Front Row: Barry Eggemeycr, Richard Chapin, Francis Bequette, Butch Lucas, Bill Bilkey, Roy Davis, Ben Walter Crain Drake, Randal Hill, John Walsh, Larry McManus, David Gamel, Bill Grebe. Coach BASEBALL RECORD FESTUS 14 HERCULANEUM 0 IFESTUS 5 DESOTO 4 FESTUS 3 POTOS1 4 FESTUS 16 NORTHWEST 2 FESTUS 15 HILLSBORO 3 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT FESTUS 1 NORTHWEST 0 FESTUS 4 HERCULANEUM 1 FESTUS 5 CRYSTAL 1 FESTUS 2 DUCHESNE 4 FESTUS 5 CRYSTAL 1 FESTUS 1 NORTHWEST 0 114 Dennis Shelley Pitcher UNDERCLASSMEN DOMINATE BASEBALL TEAM 115 OUR RUNNING AND JUMPING MEN Coach Godwin show's Joe Carrow how to place feet in throwing the shot-put. Roy Stueve, Harry Bahr, Harold Seabaugh, Charles Kiepe, Gordon Heddell, Ronnie Eisenbeis, and Errol Carron are observing the instruction. Spring has come and so have our track stars. Festus is proud of its running and jumping men. Coach Godwin seems to have his hand full of ribbons and a stop-watch. Time flies for these boys so maybe that is the excuse of the following boys being late for the pictures. Dash men — Bob Brase, Gene James, Mike Kinder, Bill Wilson and Robert Stahl. Distance men — Harry Shapiro, Ronnie House, Bob Crist, and Bryan Roth. The dash-men are: Back Row: John Bolle, Bill steck, Russell Crick, Lyle Lehmbeck, Joe Pope, Brent Pope, Gary Jackson, Don Stahl, Bill Carrow, Jerry Regan, and Terry Eggemeyer. Leonard, Gerald Bollinger. Front Row: Gary Reif- PLACE IN MANY EVENTS Several boys watch Gordon Heddell try his skill throwing the discus. TRACK SCHEDULE —SENIOR DIVISION April 5 Ste. Gen April 8 House Springs April 15 Herculaneum April 19 Potosi April 23 County Meet May 7 District Meet 24 Festus 85 67 Festus 46 V V2 Festus 421 2 44 Festus 73 Festus 4th Festus 2nd The distance men: Back Row: Jerry Howe, Russell Crick, Hanley, Gary Reifsteck, Clarence White, Lyle Lehmbeck, Bill Pope, James Reed, Gary Jackson, Barry Eggemeyer, Brent Regan, and Tom Keaton. Bob Sullens, Bill Carrow. front: Terry Eggemeyer, David 117 HONORS WERE MANY FOR SECOND SEMESTER Mary Bolgar Jane Ann Shoush Sally AuBuchon Brian Roth Four highest ranking Seniors Brent Regan Bryan Albaugh Bob Brase Sophomore Pilgrimage Basketball Captain All-State Basketball Team KITCHEN AWARDS — Front Row: Judy Ev ns, Janet Lambert, Dealonna Kirk. Back Row: Bonita Medley, Mrs. Engelhardt, Teacher: and Mrs. Hinkle, Teacher. AMERICAN LEGION WRITER AWARDS— Georgia Kennedy and Dealonna Kirk. 118 ACTIVITIES BEGIN WITH BACCALAUREATE Class of ’60 lines up for March into gym. BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Elementary Auditorium — Hartshorn Acres — Sunday, May 22, 1960 8 P.M. Processional ----------------------------- Class Grand March from Aida (Verdi) Pam Thomurc Invocation ___________________ Rev- J- H- Griggs Without a Song_______________________— Youmans Bryan Albaugh Onward, Ye People ------------------ Sibelius Onward, Christian Soldiers” —---------------- Gould-Sullivan arr. Fret! Waring Mixed Chorus Chance of a Lifetime” _ ----- Rev. L. Johnston Festus-Crystal Methodist Church Benediction __________________ Rev. J. E. Griggs Recessional _____________________________ Class War March of the Priests (Mendelssohn) Pam Thomure Senior Officers lead the class Rev. Johnston preaches at service. Mixed chorus renders two anthems. 119 THIRTY-FIVE SENIORS RECEIVE 1. Cleaning up after the rains came. 2. Dr. Herbert Schooling addresses class. 3. Band competes with storm to play for class. 4. Seniors rise to receive diplomas. 120 HONOR SOCIETY SEAL Mixed Chorus performs at Commencement COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Class of 1960 Processional — Pomp and Circumstance High School Band Invocation -------------------------------------------- Pastor, Lebanon Baptist Church Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor ------------- Battle Hymn of the Republic”---------- Mixed Chorus Class Rev. G. L. Purtee Ringwald Wilhousky Presentation of Speaker -------------------------------------- Ralph B. Tynes Superintendent of Schools Address____________________________________________ Dr. Herbert W. Schooling Superintendent of Schools, Webster Groves Solo — I'll Walk With God” ______________________________________ - Romberg Martha Manley Presentation of Class----------------------------------------- Ralph B. Tynes Presentation of Diplomas----------------------------------------- Harry Long President of Board of Education Presentation of Awards ______________________________________ Robert L. Shoush Principal of High Schopl Mr. Long presents diploma to daughter Benediction -__________________ Rev. G. L. Purtee Nancy. Mr. Shoush congratulates honor students. 121 Mary Bolgar Valedictorian Jane Ann Shoush Salutatorian Sally Au Buchon Tommy Alexander auard DEBATE TEAM ENJOYS SUCCESSFUL FIRST YEAR First Row: Mr. Dugan, Sponsor; Randy Le-Grande, Susan Roth, Louise Griggs. Second Row: Terry Mangin, Mike McNeil, Sharon Siebert. Third Rote: Mike Turley, Robert Gokin, Bill Weier, and Pam Thomure. Bill Weier and The debate team, under the excellent direction of Mr. Dugan, consisted of twelve members. The members were divided into three groups of affirmative and negative speakers. The issue the teams debated on was, Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Substantially Increase its Regulation of Labor Unions. The Festus Debate Squad was considered one of the better teams in the county. It won 11 of the 20 debates and tied for first place in the Hillsboro tourney. 122 Compliments of RIGDON INSURANCE AGENCY A Good Deal on any Kind of Insurance YE 7-5583 Festus, Mo. 135 Main St. DON GILBERT Flowers and Gifts Flowers Corsages for all occasions 229 Main St. Festus, Mo. YE 7-3605 124 Packed In Festus, Missouri By Jefferson County Largest Produce Distributors SCOTTY BRAND PRODUCE Fresh Produce Packed Doily “Scotty Brand Produce Sold In Leading Food Stores Throughout Southeast Missouri Packed By RUPPERT PRODUCE CO. Division, The Ruppert Co. Festus, Missouri V ; Compliments of HERE'S BARBER Main St. SHOP Festus, W. E. OSTERWALD Jeweler Optometrist Elgin Hamilton Watches 226 Main St. Mo. Festus, Mo. 126 O o0 GIFT CHEST JEWELERS Handle All Famous Brand Names YE 7-5007 w Compliments of ' Compliments of X-y ' MADISON'S COOPER'S CARB - ELECTRIC Shoe Repair yp 3' , Main St. Festus( Mo. STATE FARM INSURANCE — Agents — Robert J. Graham J. E. Brase Harold McFerron Jack Brase YE 7-4648 127 FESTUS HARDWARE COMPANY Air Conditioned Electric and Safti Vent Heat T. V. Kitchenettes Tub — Shower Wall to Wall Carpeting Play Ground Phone YE 7-2946 Westinghouse Youngstown RCA Pittsburgh Paints Festus Missouri TWIN CITY MOTEL 128 Festus Phone YE 7-6003 Trailer Court Facilities Crystal City — Owners — Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ray Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ray BLUE WILLOW CAFE Barney Henry Laiben 211 Main Street Festus, Missouri A Nice Place to Dine” Rf Compliments of CRYSTAL CIV • AUTO PARTS Hi way 61 Crystal City, VAUGHN INSURANCE AGENCY In Business 50 Years All Kinds of Qr Insurance and Bonds Phones Business: Residence: YE 7-3030 YE 7-3026 YE 7-2596 Festus, Missouri ? Opmpliments oy PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY Phon YE 7-3016 Festus. Missouri X V y N. Compliments of QUEM'S CAFE Elsia Uffmann 214 Main YE 7-8775 r c WHITE GRILL Hqine Cooking Plate Lunches Delicious Sandwiches 6 Hamburgers for $1.00 Main Street Festus, Missouri 129 QUALITY DAIRY 130 Jay Inman ) Tom Kuehne INMAN-KUEHNE MOTOR CO. YE 7-2800 Authorized Dealers for Buick, Pontiac, Special, and Tempest ca ' 3 X Open Till 9:00 Dry Goods and Ready to Wear 3 Big Stores Festus, Flat River, Perryville ¥ ■GOLMAN'S Furniture and Appliance 131 LOVELACE FURNITURE c AND laci ruJ!-NiTUJ?i: MUELLER IGA GROCERY STORE 122 Mississippi Ave. Crystal City, Mo. x UNITED GLASS AND LOC Ulo, fc | CERAMIC WORKERS MVPishesS ucess to the Students FES'HJS HIGH SCHOOL LOCAL 63, C.I.O. BURKART'S FOODLAND Your friendly Clover Farm Dealer Quality frozen foods, meats Festus, Missouri 600 Sunshine Clover Farm Stores Quality Groceries Vegetables We deliver Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Phone YE 7-3635 7 ' (. 3 BIG STOP DRIVE-IN -----Our Specialty — ------3-D Hamburger Highway 61-67 Festus, Mo. Phone YE 7-8766 LONG MERCANTILE Meats — Groceries Hematite, Missouri 133 OPEN ..and it will be your photograph that you and your grandchildren look for first! That’s a lot of looking ahead, but it illustrates the everlasting permanence... the everlasting interest...of a photograph. That’s why fine professional photographs are our concern. When you want a fine photograph taken again, entrust it to PhotoReflex—your official school Yearbook photographer. PHOTOREFLEX STUDIO FLOOR 134 si'Ri (; ;s ST LOUIS 1 MISSOURI HARNEY 135 OVERBERG PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE Paint — Wallpaper— Kentil Painting Decorating Phelan ') YE 7-2742 405 Main Festus, Mo. H and H MIRROR and AUTO GLASS SHOP Manufacturers of Quality — Mirrors Ornamental — Mirrors Window Glass Table Tops Crystal City Missouri E. 1. Henderson F. G. Henninger DAIRY QUEEN Compliments Don and Shirley Pogue Hiway 61 - 67 Crystal City, Mo. “7 A Compliments op STOLZER'S MARKET Festus, Mo. MILL STREET MARKET Stawo C. L. Barnhart, Proprietor , 503 N. Mill St. Telephone YE 7-5431 ' Festus, Mo. j ' RUDLOFF'S MARKET INC. 736 Mississippi Crystal City, Mo. Telephone YE 7-4412 V Vjf i 136 137 Compliments of WS-6H INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AGENCY YE 7-4118 Mississippi Ave. Crystal City, Mo.. 5 “‘•I Festus, Mo. n 7 0 foR THE DAILY NEWS DEMOCRAT Jefferson ji County's ( ffly Only Daily ' Newspaper j c t - K Festus r- • Missouri V vV , l r BECK SALES Maytag and Hot Point Appliances Hardware 24 Main Street Phone YE 7-2601 Festus, Missouri j SO GOOD POTATO CHIP CO. Manufacturers — of — Potato Chips and Fritos 38 N. Sarah JE 3-4060 JE 3-4061 St. Louis 8, Mo. V m c FtgiYD'S CITY SERVICE Corner of Walnut and Main Festus, Missouri £7- 138 139 CENTRAL REXALL DRUGS Where Phdrrtipcy Is a Profession Phone 7-3400 Festus, Mo. ' 123 Main St. Compliments of STOPLIGHT FRUITC MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables TWIN BEAUTY SALON 502 Wes Mary B atte, Proprietor pmplete Beauty Service P messional OJserators Only With ctT Without Appointments Festus, Mo. Compliments of TRI-CITY ELECT AND HARDWARE A Complete Line of Hardware Electrical Supplies Toys Sporting Goods Zenith Radio and Television Mr. Mrs. Melvin Hubbard Crystal Village YE 7-2600 Compliments of LION SUPPLY COMPANY 2004 U.S. Hi-way 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. YE 7-3639 Wholesale Only 140 TIGERS UPSET HORNET’S NEST, 43-40 Playing slow, deliberate basketball our Tigers pulled the major upset of the year in Missouri High School basketball as they edged the Crystal City Hornets, one of the State’s top squads, 43-40, on February 21 at the Hornets' gym. The win gave the Bengals their first Conference championship since the 1946 team turned the trick. Although trailing by at least two and as many as eleven, the Tigers came back to take the contest with a 19-point fourth period. Doug Baker made the four points to give the Tigers a 42-38 lead, Walt Zimmerman sunk the clincher from the free throw line with three seconds remaining. Bob Brase tied the score at 36-36 and 38-38 with two jump shots, and John Bolle turned the tide toward the Tigers with a three point play that made the score 43-40. AUBUCHON OIL CO. Distributor of PHILLIPS 66 GASOLINE PHILLIPS 66 MOTOR OIL PHILLIPS 66 GREASES N. PHILLIPS 66 FUEL OIL PHILLIPS 66 AUTO BATTERIES PHILLIPS 66 AUTO ACCESSORIES LEE AUTO AND TRUCK TIRES Phone YE 7-4026 Crystal City, Mo. 141 DUFFNER'S DELICIOUS ICE CREAM Celebrating its—50tli Yeur in this Community, Salutes The 196 K,Viger and Graduating Class Ice Since 1911 Cream COLONIAL CLEANERS Drive-In Service Modern Storage Vaults ; Phone YE 7-6202 303 W. Main St. Festus, Mo. yjy YE 7-8738 LUCAS STANDARD SERVICE Standard Oil Products Tires — Tubes — Batteries Let Us Service Your Car While You Shop A . K. Lucas, Prop. 312 Main Street' Festus, Mo. 143 E. H. SIEBERT CONTRACTING CO. Concrete Cement Work Floors, Drive-ways, Steps, Curbs, Foundations Ph. YE 7-3232 KIRBY MARINE SALES Mercury OOtboards 109 Walnut Festus, Mo. i mkU'O- ' VILLAGE CAFE “Everyday Luncheon Specials” Bailey Road Crystal Village YE 7-8850 1 6 TRI-CITY INDEPENDENT Fine Offset and Letterpress Printing Serving All Your Printing Needs A For l|'i jl Years 109 North MITT estus YE 7-2736 5 sjv ENGEL RADIO T.V. SERVICE, INC. I Radio • Television • Two-Way Radij Public Address System Rental 304 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. YEllowstone 7-2812 O' F. W. HARTER CO. Plumbing — Heating Crystal City Missouri 144 We give and redeem ' Eagle Stamps GALES OF FESTUS, INC. Jefferson County Quality Department Store Headquarters for Good Clothes For The Whole Family at Popular Prices Big B Work Clothes Curlee Suits Wembley Ties Van Husen Shirts Adams Hats Berkshire Hosiery Red Goose Shoes Blue Swan Lingerie You will always find better merchandise at lower prices at Gales. DREYER PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE Main Street YE 7-6000 JACK N' JILL SHOP 106 Main Buy with confidence and wear with pride 145 Compliments of CO-ED GARMENT Festus, Phone YE 7-4676 Missouri _ Compliments Serving Festus and Crystal City Daily Faster than Rail. Regular as Mail” 147 Seasoned Just Right — It's Delicious TWIN CITY PORK SAUSAGE Distributed by: r TWIN CITY PACKING LOCKER CO. Missouri Festus GOODWIN BROS. Hi way 61 — 67 YE 7-6087 Missouri Jefferson County's only Complete Music Store THE RECORD DEN 240 Main St. Festus, Missouri Records — Instruments — Accessories Sheet Music — Microphones — Tape Recorders Record Players (Stereo HhFi) — Amplifiers Phone YEllowstone 7-4205 148 CRYSTAL VILLAGE Prescription Specialists Photo Dept. Cosmetics Baby Dept. Diabetic Supplies Air Conditioned “Your Health Headquarters 521 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. Open to 1 1 p.m. SAMUEL LINDER Registered Pharmacist YE 7-2505 DRUGS 149 2 6w CP Stop at the STOPLIGHT DRIVE-IN Hiway 61 and Bailey Road Crystal City Missouri Eat-at-the-StopI ight THE JEFFERSOtTcOUNTY Complimentsj PRESS-TIMES All The News LEN'S SERVICE STATION Every Week j Mobile Tires and Tubes The Tri-Cities Mobilubrication Leading Newspaper Hiway 61—67 YE 7-8723 Phone YE 7-2811 Crystal City, Mo. Festus, Mo. 150 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1961. PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Works Nine Crystal City, Mo. 5 .u ARMOUR AGRICULTURE CO. 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