IN 1962 .. . NOW IN 1963 .. . THE CONTRACT WAS SIGNED by the Board of Education. CONSTRUCTION WAS BEGUN. Later Academic Building was nearly completed. We Dedicate . . . Representing our four generations are: our senior citizen, Mr. Lewis Ross, who will be a 104, Mrs. Gladys Castleberry, Mr. Lester Burkort, and Mrs. Gail Church. We proudly dedicate the 1964 Tiger to the citizens of the community, with special recognition to the men and women in our Armed Forces who voted for our school bond issue, to Mr. Tynes, to the faculty, and to all R-6 students who initiated the proposal. Foresight and understanding walk hand in hand to attain higher levels of education, the key to the world of knowledge. You are providing the basic foundation for your children's future by beginning today to meet the challenges of tomorrow. 2 iL  OAlO OF lONO MtaOlHT (0 IN EVANS V C⏠MKliOfNT I.VdHTMtO JOHNSON âEMIta MEM8E MEMBE1 MEMBER TtWSUlEt SECIETAIV C AIU1 H.DIEâftl Al Y UC-WEtE Ailinâ CHAIi.ES W.-VOCT M s. SAEA M. WOOD IAIFM I.TYNES SUFT.OF SCHOOLS itOSTEI COM FAN WM.tiTTNEMNC CONTBACTOt ARCHITECTS mm Foreword You have built a building to adequately house modern facilities for this generation and many who follow. The aim of the 1964 Tiger is to show you how we use this equipment. Take a tour with us to understand our daily classes and co-curricular activities. Mf. R°'phJB- TyneSâ hoS been ° âP'dntendent ,or almos' ° de- built. The Board of Education deserves equal credit. Together they cades. Under h.s capable leadership and his quest to improve ed- strive for the student bodies of all R-6 schools, ucation, the Festus public school system has been practically re- Board of Education-Harry Long, President, Charles W. Vogt, R. Winthrop Johnson, W. Edwin Evans, Mrs. Sara M. Wood, Harry L. C. Weier, A. J. Kirby, Ralph B. Tynes, and Charles H. Oreyer. 4 Ralph B. Tynes Gymnasium The entrance to the academic building. Festus R-6 Senior High School The back is as attractive as the front view. Exterior View of the The Academic Building. 5 Mr. Robert ShoushâPrincipal. Flowers were displayed on all desks for open house. fable of Contents INTRODUCTION ................................... 1 ACADEMIC BUILDING .............................. 5 GYMNASIUM ..................................... 30 CLASSES ....................................... 65 SPRING SUPPLEMENT ............................. 94 ADVERTISEMENTS ............................... 113 Mrs. Marion DeClueâSecretary to Mr. Shoush. Offices Mr. R. Paul CookâC.O.E. instructor. Mrs. Wallace Coleman R.N. renders first-aid to Steve Goodwin. The administrative offices are the executive branch of our school. They see that the policy rules and regulations are interpreted and obeyed. All transactions involving our students must go through the office for approval. Excuses, notices, and morning announcements are releases by office personal. Personal counseling is provided and also a registered nurse is on duty. A teacher's workroom is located at the end of the hall, where the teachers may work during the day. 7 Mr. Howard LittonâCounselor. Teachers' lounge is off limits for students. Modern Room Makes Home Ec. Fun MISS DORIS MOODY: Home Economics teacher. By this letter I hope to partially convey my gratitude for the fine help from many people who showed their interest and gave their time to make the Home Economic Department of Festus Senior High School functional and attractive. First allow me to express my thanks to the Superintendent and Board of Education of Festus R-6 School District for allowing me to encorporate my ideas in the planning and buying of equipment and supplies for the department. They were very kind and gracious. And to the following who also gave help and advice, I would like to say thank you: Mr. Francis Flieg and Mr. Fred Schuch, Cabinet Company; Mr. Joe Hayes, Union Electric Company; Mr. Leonard Aubuchon and Miss Lois Meyer, Missouri Natural Gas Company; Mr. George Morris, Festus Hardware; Mr. E. Beck, Beck Sales Company; Mrs. Marge Barnes, Serveco Equipment Company; Mr. Joe Concilia, Bly Moss Furniture Store; Mrs. Evelyn Godier and Mrs. Gladys Berkemeyer, Gales Department Store. Sincerely, Doris Moody. Mary Ann Dyle, Jayne Smith, Joyce Miller, Eileen Burley, Linda Vinyard, and Elaine Williams enjoy lounging in the living room area of the Home Economics Room. Gloria Govero and Mr. Nickless guide parents through Home Economics Room during Open House. Mr. Harry Long, Board of Education member, looks on as Diana Govero shows him hand work made by Home Economic girls. Francis Clay, Ellen Carron, Brenda Chapman, and Marilyn Burkett operate the sewing mac+rines with ease. Gayle Baker, Carol Madison, Jeane Carrow, and Mary Ann Dyle are preparing a delicious meal in one of the four new kitchen units. Students Prepare for Business World MRS. WIllA McCULLOUGH-Basic Business, Bookkeeping, Advanced Business. Students calculate and type problems in Secretarial Practice. MISS LaVONNE HUTER: Typing, Shorthand, Secretarial Practice. Students learn Basic Business procedures. Girls learn how to become efficient secretaries. 10 Classroom Serves Multiple Purpose English IV gives Mrs. Manley their undivided attention. Sheryl Abernathy gives visitors a look at the new rooms. Mr. Cloyd Nickless teaches Contemporary Issues, American History, and Study Hall. This classroom is shared among three teachers. Mr. Nickless has Contemporary Issues during 2nd hour. Mrs. Man-ley teaches Language Arts IV 3rd and 5th hours, and English II 7th hour. Mr. Dugan has Speech here 6th hour. Mr. Dugan gets speculative looks from Speech Class. 11 Jane Caldwell plans a layout page for the annual. News Extras In addition to our other publications we submit articles and pictures to the Jefferson County Press, the Daily News Democrat, and the Rocket for publication. Tiger EDITOR .................... Jane Caldwell INDEX EDITOR........................Diana Govero ADVERTISING MANAGERS ... Jo Ann Huber Bobette Hughes BUSINESS MANAGER ........... Kathy Evans ACTIVITIES EDITOR...........Sandra Bryant FEATURE EDITOR ...........Jackie McNeil LITERARY EDITOR.............Judy Lawrence PHOTOGRAPHERS ........... Bob Chappue Terri Morris SPORTS EDITORS ..........Marilyn Akins Mike Robinson CIRRICULUM EDITOR ..... Charlene Burkart CLASS EDITOR ............. Wilma Lassing FACULTY EDITOR ........... Diana Carrow Mrs. Helen Morris, sponsor, and Mike Robinson study yearbook progress chart. Bobette solicits ads to help finance the yearbook. Diana GoveroâEditor of the Spokesman. Bulletin Spokesman Our monthly newspaper, the Spokesman, is written, typed, mimeographed, and assembled in the classroom. In previous years it had been printed but the first-hand experience acquired from a mimeograph newspaper provides a better learning situation for class members. The Spokesman records the history of our school. A new organ of communication is the Daily Bulletin. It is mimeographed every Tuesday thru Friday for the convenience of the faculty and students. It has proved its worthiness by the response from all school personnel. Jo Ann Huber and Wilma Lassing are co-editors of this project. Charlene, Kathy, Marilyn, Sandra, Judy, and Diana assemble the Spokesman. Daily Bulletin is typed by Jo Ann Huber, while Kathy Evans and Terri Morris check announcements. Wilma Lassing and Bob Chappue run off morning announcements. 13 Modern Lab Livens Spanish This year eighty-two students are benefiting from the all electronic language laboratory made by the Thomas Ramo Woolridge Co. The laboratory has twenty-eight individual booths with two of the booths having individual recorders. The control console has four tape recorders and a record player. Mrs. Sarah Manley illustrates new teaching facilities. Spanish Club FRONT ROW; Mrs. Manley, Eddie Sariego, Paula Pinkley, Barbara LaPlant, JoAnn Luke, Drena White, Dennis Aubuchon. SECOND ROW; Tom Rosener, Sandra Hampton, Mercedes Gerber, Sandy Welch, DeeAnn Gerber, Janice Casey, THIRD ROW; Wayne Werner, John Shoush, Eddie Grooms, Hugh Jesse, Beverly Oswald, Susan Carrow. FOURTH ROW; Susan Willm, Rosemary Rosener, Barbara McClenahan, Sandra Showen, Diane Galloway. FIFTH ROW; David Culton. Ronald Pope, Freddie Lalumandier, Ken Lucas, James Nausley, Terry Hull. 14 Classroom Serves Multiple Purpose Class receives instructions on safe driving. Mr. Hess addresses C.O.E. class. Mr. Elkins, Mr. Cook, Mrs. Manley, and Mr. Nickless share this room. The pictures are the C.O.E. students and the Driver's training class. Mrs. Manley and Mr. Nickless classes are pictured elsewhere. Students inspect new drivers training car Adams, Marc Hayden, Gary Waymire, Mike Robinson. THIRD ROW: David Klobe, Mike Posch, Tom Kennedy, Paul Tuller, Paul Roth. Left to right, FRONT ROW: Judi Lawrence, Wilma Lassing, Sharon McCreary, Robert Rhineberger, Bill Fite, Gus Beffa, Ronald Dill. SECOND ROW: Mike Chmela, Bobby White, Art Porterfield, Tom 15 The Library . . . Center of Activity A library could not be complete withont a check out desk. The library, at the east end of the building, is a center of activity. Almost every organization in school has used the library for a meeting place. A supervised study meets every hour throughout the day and a study hall and library period meets from 8:00 until 8:30 every morning. An administrators workshop was held, October 10, with sixty administrators from this district meeting in the library. The library includes the book-stocks, the study hall area, the leisure area, the conference room, audio-visual and periodical room, two listening booths, Mrs. Holligan's office, the librarian's workroom, and the check out. The library hours are Monday 8:00 to 4:30, Tuesday 8:00 to 5:00, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday 8:00 to 4:00. Mrs. Holligen confers with students In her office. District administrators meet in library. Study Hall develops good study habits. Librarians Assume Responsible Duties From left to right: Mary Ann Dyle, Sharon Davies, David Spindler, and Barney Adams. From left to right: Sandra Stevens, Terry Word, Shannon Schumer, Sandra Collins, Carol Bacon, Sue Santschi, Patty Grindstaff, and Judy Hoffman. BACK ROW: From left to right: Ricky Speidel. Steve Blow. Marilyn Burkett, Brenda Markotay. Bob Chappue, and Gloria Barnes. At the table: Diana Govero, Janet Lucas, Marilyn Akins, and Diane Corrow. This year's Library Club is much more active than it has been in previous years. President Diane Carrow and her officers Diana Govero, vice-president, Marilyn Akins, secretary, and Janet Lucas, treasurer, have planned a full schedule of activities for the year. The club sponsored the annual book fair in November. This is a highlight of the school year. Much more responsibility has been placed on the student librarians this year. They are not only responsible for the upkeep of the senior high library, but also the junior high library. Mrs. Genevieve Holligan, librarian, sponsors the club. 17 FSHS Student Council . . . Student Council Officers from I to r Diana Govero, corresponding secretary Linda Barnhart, secretary, John Davis, President, Jackie McNeil, vice-president, Bobette Hughes, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Terry Gibbs, assistant treasurer. Jack Lovelace, Chaplain Susan Willm, Historian. The Student Council, headed by president John Davis, is the spark plug of FSHS. The Council is composed of eighteen members, six representatives from each of the three classes. Some of the highlights of the school year sponsored by the S.C. are Homecoming, the Student DJ. Program, the Canned Food Drive, the Bulb Shower, the Talent Show, and the student council Scholarship. Mrs. Genevieve Holligan, S.C sponsor, is also the County Council co-sponsor and a member of the MASC executive board representing the Southeast District. Bobette Hughes and Jacie McNeilâPublic Relations Committee. Jack Lovelace and Dennis BarnhartâOrientation Committeeâshow Jeon Owsleg the library. Tom Wren and Jim FunkâHealth and Safety Committee. 18 Sparkplug of Enthusiasm Assembly CommitteeâCevdet Coner, Nick Bor-usiewich, Jim Pierce, Terry Gibbs, and Dennis Barnhartâconsult Mrs. Holligan about programs. John Shoush, Jad Derque, Bill Rouggly, and Jim PierceâBuilding and Grounds Committee. Pat McNeil, Jad Derque, John ShoushâBulletin Board Committee. 19 Susan Willm, Linda Barnhart, and Judy BorusiewichâService Committee. Senior Play . . Stage and crew members pose for candid snapshot. Mike Oberle and Sheryl Abernathy have a little disagreement. PLAY CAST Abigail Fortitude Abbott Professor Dan Micheles Susan Abbott Dean Gillingham BoBo Jackson Clara Fettle Sylvia Helen Gurke Marge Bunny Mrs. Miller Carrie Howie Bill Jack Hard work will make up a delightful character. Jackie McNiel looks puzzled over practice. Cheryl Kohler Carl Porchey Sheryl Abernathy Bob Chappue Mike Oberle Diana Govero Susan Willm Bobette Hughes Jackie McNiel Ann Weaver Alicia Jackson Jeanie Carrow Larry Decker Mike Vaughn Terry LeGrand Diana looks on while Ann waits impatiently for her date. Sheryl shows her admiration for Cork 20 Mother Was a Freshman Bob Choppue and Alicia Jackson talk over the big question of, who is Abigail Fortitude Abbott? 21 Practice makes a play worthwhile. Discussion of college roommate for the coming year makes an expressive conversation. The Festus Senior Play, Mother Was A Freshman, was presented on the 5th and 6th of December in a half-round theater style setting. The play was a light comedy about life at Pointer College. The plot centers around the life of a freshman and how she complicated the life of her sophomore daughter. The play was directed by Mr. Terry. Final curtain call ends the evenings performance. Cheryl tells Carl what she thinks of his gift. English Classes Use Team-Teaching Rooms English II uses teom-teoching rooms. The English classes are using the team-teaching rooms this year. These double-capacity classrooms can accommodate as many as a hundred students at a time when the partitions are folded back. Future plans will co-ordinate English and History classes in the double rooms. Mr. Terry explains English grammar and composition to Sophomore English Students. 22 Social Studies Improves Social Living World History widens student interest in world affairs. This team teaching room is located near the front door and lends itself to meetings of groups of about 100 as weli as classes. The first PTA meeting was held here. There is a teachers class sponsored by the University of Missouri which meets on Thursday nights held here. It also has been used for registration and class meetings. â˘- â V fcA MRS. HELEN MORRISâPublications, World History. Above, students listen with interest as Bob House gives a report in Psychology. Below, another World History class studies hard. MRS. CORA D R E Y E R-Psy-chology, American History. Society Stresses Personal Assets Mrs. Cora Dreyer, sponsor, Hedi Gomel, president, sor, Gloria Govero, treasurer, and Lester Roth, vice-Jockie Warinner, secretary, Mrs. Saroh Manley, spon- president. J The National Honor Society's membership is based upon service, character, leadership and scholarship. Students who attain this honor receive a gold seal on their diploma. Membership in this society is a coveted honor, one that every student of FSHS has the opportunity to obtain. 1st . . . Lester Roth, Hedi Gomel, 2nd . . . Carl Porchey, Gary Haeusler, Don Becker, 3rd . . . Robert House, James Vachelek, John Davis, 4th . . . Ann Weaver, JoAnn Huber, Bobette Hughes, 5th . . . Gloria Govero, Mary Lou Lovely, Jackie Warinner, 6th . . . Diana Govero, Charlene Burkart, Judy Borusiewich, 7th . . . Jane Caldwell, Janet Weidensohler, Judy Hoffman, 8th . . . Linda Barnhart, Susan Willm, Sherry Abernathy. 24 1 st . . . Paulo Mayberry, Sylvia Parriot, Patti Tynes, Mary Willoughby, Marla Lilly, Kim Tharp, Diana Corrow. 2nd . . . John Shoush, Jim Funk, Larry Wegmann, Sally Bolle, Gerald Chappue, Terry Gibbs, Wayne Renfro. 3rd . . . Diana Stearbs, Claudia Althauser, Becky Noce, Joan Bradford, Drena White, Carol Madison, Geraldine Humphrey. 4th . . . Judy King, Beverly Oswald, Joy Gansner, JoAnn Martin, Linda Ritter, Anita McCormack, and Beverly Hall. 1st . . . Jean Crump, Paula Pinkley. Jackie White. 2nd . . . Edwina Wright, JoAnn Luke, Karen Dugan, Barbara LaPlant. 3rd . . . Lisa Rouggly, Patty Roth, Sandra Showen, Janice Casey, Sherry Pullen. 4th . . Joe Ramsey, Terry Hull, Frank Sliz, Robert French, Tom Rosener. 5th .. . Jim Pierce, Jad Derque, Phil Carter, Garrett Walton, Joe Linderer. Senior Mothers and F.H.A. HomemakersâPresent and Future Left to RightâMrs. Juanito Porchey, Mary Smith. Genieve Holligon. (2nd) Estelle Weaver, Delores Dovis, Opal Wansley. (3rd) Bessie Au-Buchon. Esther Burkart. (4th) Edith Litton, Morie Corrow. Bernice Akins. (5th) Thelma Ellis, Virginia Barnes, and Charlotte Govero. Senior Mother's OfficersâPresident Pat Chmela, Vice-President Delores Davis, Secretary Estelle Weaver, and Treasurer Esther Burkart. Left TOP ROWâMrs. Juanita Roth, Lorraine Huber, Della War-riner, Norma McNeil, Gertrude Chappue. Right TOP ROWâDoris Moody (sponsor), Darilla House, Beulah Bryant, and Mary Blow. FRONT ROWâMary Ann Dyle, Linda lieber, Drena White, Diana Ridgon, Jo Ann Beffa. (2nd) Glenda Vest, Patti Tynes, Diana Stearns, Anevia Kyle. (3rd) Beverly Thomas, Mary Flieg, Eilein Burley, Patti Grindstaff. (4th) Marilyn Burkett, Jeanne Pyle, Sandy Collins, Diana Galloway. (5th) Charlotte Ferguson, Beverly Hall, Linda Ritter. (6th) Rometto Kennedy, Terri Acton. (7th) Sue Santschi, Miss Doris Moody. The Future Homemakers of America is under the direction of Miss Doris Moody. Purpose of this organization is to further the practical aspects of homemaking. F.H.A. OfficersâPresident Diana Ridgon, Vice-President Drena White, Secretary-Treasurer Mary Ann Dyle. 26 Festus Goes Cosmopolitan The Kicking Specialist.' Cevdet finds his American sister in Beverly. Cevdet Caner, son of Mrs. Nec-la and Mr. Sevki Caner, was born October 11, 1946 in Istanbul, Turkey. Cevdet has a sister Canan and a brother Neset. He attended the Talas American School for Boys. Our foreign exchange student's reason for coming to America was to learn American culture, to understand, and to bring our nations closer together. His American parents are Mr. and Mrs. Claude Holligan. Cevdet plans to return to East meets the West for the second time at Festus. America in two years to attend Missouri University or the Rolla School of Mines and Metalurgy. Cevdet is the second foreign exchange student at Festus. Nora Prudkin, of Argentina, was here in 1963. His subjects include: Library, Physics, Lang. Arts., Chemistry, Algebra II, Speech, and Social Studies III. Cevdet's active participation and versatility have made him at home in Festus, and Festus at home with him. Cevdet's American familyâMickey, Rickey, Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Holligan, Cevdet, and Larry. 27 Science and Math Provide Foundation 28 A Study of roots, furthers their education in Biology. For Graceful Living The basement area of our new school contains four classrooms. They make up the science and math department. Each room has the modern facilities that make teaching and learning pleasant and interesting. MR. ROBERT SHOUSH: Geometry and principal MR. MICHAEL PAGE: Boy's P.E., Geometry, Funct. Math II. MR. FRANK HOGGARD: Physics, Chemistry. The new Senior High has been honored with many different odors from the Chemistry room. 29 Students Utilize Modern Cafeteria Mrs. House, Mrs. Curtis, and Mrs. Mayberry prepare lunches in a modern and efficiently equipped kitchen. Mrs. DeBoor, Greg Smetzer, and Mike Gomel help in the clean-up unit. This scene is from open house. The lunch room serves many purposes. Students pay a nominal cost of thirty cents a day for lunche's os they pass through the lunch line. 31 Concert Band Builds ROW 1âPom Heddell, Ellen Hancock, Sue Lucas, Mira Elkins, Julia Lone, Leslie Thomure, Patty Zimmerman, Nancy Vaughn, Beverly Oswald, Donna McClenahan, Janet Lucas, Sue Lucas, Rosellen Mi-riani, ROW 2âJoAnn Huber, Lynn Rudisaile, Paula Pinkley, Mary Willoughby, Patty Tynes, Anita McCormick, Jackie McNeil, Gayle Callahan, Lulu Welch, Terry Lucas, Robert Robinson, Sandy Welch, Barbara McClenahan, Pat McNeil, Claudia Althauser, Jad Derque. ROW 3âCarol Madison, Drena White, Darlene Sullens, Linda Posch, Barbara Bollinger, Linda Self, Tim Keen, John Shoush, Carlton Rari-den, Larry Decker, Marla Lilly, Jim Pierce, Terry LeGrand, Clay Bilkey, Richard Reed, Russell Parks, Judy King, David Wren, Jim Funk, Jackie Warineer. ROW 4âSue LeGrand, Sally Rudloff, Terri Students listen to original composition. Festus R-6 Senior High School has one of the best bands in the state. Mr. Moore is the director of six bands. They are grade school. Junior High, Senior High, Dance, Concert, and marching bands. Mr. Moore has been with the Music Appreciation Morris, Glenda Johnson, Susan Shain, Linda Lieber, John Summers, Mike Montgomery, David Crump, Mike Lednick, Danny Ellington, George Ghasham, Randy Thomure, Susan Willm, Preston Williams. Jim Litton, Gary Hausler, Larry May, Lorry Wegeman, Diana Car-row, Alicia Jackson, Randy Moore, Sharon Hawkins, Karen Johnson, Bradford, Basler, David King, David Fasnet, Bob Gresham, John Litton, Eddie Sariego, Robin Kearns, Sandy Siebert, Sandy Welch, Marvin Thurman, Mike Oberle, Eddie Grooms. ROW 6â Paula Mayberry, Mr. Moore, John Davis, Steve Welch, Garrett Walton. R-6 School System since 1955. The musical groups holds a Christmas concert and a Spring concert where they usually render the numbers of all groups and soloist to Cape competition. Pep Band enthuses crowd. FRONT to BACK: Glenda Johnson, Ellen Hancock, Leslie Thomure, Judy King, Janet Lucos, Pam Heddell, Beverly Oswald, Marla Lilly, Myro Elkins, Garrett Walton. FRONT ROW: Pat McNeil, Sue Lucos, Jad Oerque. BACK ROW: Jim Funk, Jackie Warinner, Larry Wegmann, Terry Le Grand, Terry Lucas. LEFTâFRONT to BACK: Sheryl Abernathy, Donna Mc-Clenahan, Rose Ellen Mariana, David Crump, Patti Zimmerman, Tim Keen, Carl Rariden, Mike Oberle, Susan Willm, Jimmy Litton, Preston Williams, Eddie Sariego, Paula Mayberry. Marching Tigers Display Graceful Movements LEFT ROW: David King, Sharon Hawkins, Richard Reed, Suzanne Shain, Bill Lankford, David Fosnut, Beverly Wegemann. RIGHT ROW: Susan Lucas, Sue LeGrand, Larry May, Robin Kearns, Linda Self, Cloy Bilkey, Randy Moore, John Litton, Steve Welch. BACK ROW: Barbara Bolby, David Wren, Russell Paries, Mike Montgomery. CENTER: Larry Decker LEFT to RIGHT: Carol Striler, Glenda Johnson, Sheryl Abernathy, Pam Lorch, Jane Smith, Diana Rigdon, Jo Ann Huber, Leslie Boyer. CENTER: Eddie Sariego, Paula Mayberry, Sandy Welch. RIGHT-FRONT to BACK: Carol Striler, Brad Basler, Robert Robinson, Jim Pierce, Eddie Grooms, Sandy Siebert, Mike Lednick, Marvin Perryman, Marla Lilly, Charlotte Ferguson, Dee Ann Gerber. LEFT: Larry Decker, Leslie Boyer, Pam Lorch, Jane Smith, Diana Rigdon, Jo Ann Huber, Lorna Reynolds, Paula Pinkley, Harry Wright, Alicia Jackson, Lynn Rudisoile, Glenda Johnson, Patti Tynes, Sandy Hubbard, Randy Thomure, Terri Morris, Drena White, Linda lieber, Darlene Sullens, Gayle Callahan, Mary Willoughby, Carol Madison, Anita McCormack, Jackie McNeil, LuLu Wech DIRECTOR: Mr. Hueby Moore. Swing Chorus Enjoys Informal Singing FRONT ROW-LEFT to RIGHT: JoAnn Pyle, Jean Carrow, Terri Acton, Gayle Baker, Sue Hill, Linda Barnes, JoAnn Beffa, Beverly Thomas, Mary Fleig, Mr. Johnson. SECOND ROWâBetty Burkard, Shannon Schumer, Carol McKnight, Sandy Collins, Linda Reynolds, Linda Elfrank, Carolyn Esch, Sandra Estok, Claudia Sinclair, Barbara Burris, Carol Jackson. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Dyle, Geraldine Humphrey, Linda Ritter, Charlotte Ferguson, Judy Francis, Donna Skaggs, Feme Linde, Glenda Johnson, Diane Stearns, Diane Galloway, Sue Santschi, Rometta Kennedy, Sue Kennedy, Karen Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Chuck Skelton, Mike Sipp, Eddie Grooms, Preston Williams, Tom Heiney, John Kemp-ster, Randy Thomure, John Pyle, Bill Burkard. 35 The Music Department Develops Outstanding Talent To Serve School and Community FRONT ROW: Diane Carrow, Patti Tynes, Diana Govero, Jeanne Crump, Glenda Vest, Anita McCormack, Sandy Welch, Janet Whaley, Cynthia Kearns, Ann Weaver, Lodetta Welch. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Burkett, Brenda Markotay, Lynn Rudisaile, Glenda Johnson, Edwina Wright, Nora Dann, Charlene Burkart, Carol Courtois, Donna Cutler, Joyce Gansner, Leslie Thomure, Bobette Hughes, Peggy Franks, Phyllis McClenahan. THIRD ROW: Gloria Govero, Linda Barnhart, Potty Robinson, Claudia Althauser, Lois Williams, Beverly Oswald, Carol McNight, Sheryl Scott, Barbara Kavlick, Beverly Hall, Cheryl Kohler, Kathy Evans, Sandra Showen. FOURTH ROW: Judy King, Linda Knoblock, Tana David, Elisha Jackson, Sylvia Self, Salene Gunther, Mercedes Gerber, Patty Roth, Barbarasue Cantrell, Sandra Collins. FIFTH ROW: Lucretia Cook, Jean Pyle, Joy Gansner, Donna Wiese, Mary Willoughby, Darlene Alcorn, Gayle Callahan, Susan Willm, Mary Tindall, Paula Mayberry, Linda Lieber, Paula Pinkley, Jackie Warinner, Pam Heddell. SIXTH ROW: Janice Casey, Sheryl Abernathy, Leslie Boyer, Jo Ann Huber, Darlene Sullens, Susan Walker, Sandy Siebert, Kim Tharp, Marla Lilly. SEVENTH ROW: Melberta Frazier, Dee Ann Gerber, Linda Smith, Jo Ann Martin, Judy Borusiewich, Diana Rigdon, Susan Carrow, Sherry Pullen, Elona Hogenmiller. The Boys' Glee Club and Girls' Glee Club perform many times throughout the year. Three special performances are the Christmas Concert, the Cape Contest, and the Spring Concert. The Mixed Chorus is composed of the outstanding voices from the Boys' Glee Club and Girls' Glee Club. These three groups have maintained an excellent rating. Mr. Martin Johnson is in charge of the Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, and Swing Chorus. Mr. Hueby Moore sponsors the Boys' Glee Club in addition to the Band. FRONT ROW: Gerald Chappue, Jerry Roehrs, Richard Cook, Doug Akins, Robert Chappue, David Crump, Eddie Sariego. SECOND ROW: Pat McNiel, Jad Derque, Larry Reifsteck, Randy Roehrs, Larry Decker, John Shoush, Martin Keathly. THIRD ROW: John Kempster, Robert Robinson, Bill Rouggly, Ronnie Blow. Robert Dyle, Greg Smetzer. FOURTH ROW: Larry Wegaman, Nick Borusiewich, Terry LeGrand, Jim Pierce, Kenny Lucas, George Henderson, Kermit Cook. FIFTH ROW: Jim Funk, Terry Gibbs, Mike Sipp, Garrett Walton, Terry Lucas, Bob House, Eddie McGrow. SIXTH ROW: George Gresham, Terry Sumpter, Joe Ramsey, Steve Blow, Paul Franklin, Jim Buetching, Steve Goodwin. SEVENTH ROW: Raymond Simms, Mike Lednick, Dennis Bahr, Marvin Thurman, Mike Oberle, Tim Keen, John Davis. EIGHTH ROW: Francis Meyers, John Summers, Eddie Grooms, Jim Galloway, Don Becker, Thomas Evans, Chuck Skelton, Clyde McCormick. Homecoming Mr. Litton helps Cheryl Kohler decorate the office windows. There were decorations everywhere the week of Homecoming. A combination of Christmas and Homecoming was the theme for the decorations. The pep assembly officially opened Homecoming. Danny Wansley, President of the F club, and Mr. Glenn Davis spoke. The Chili Supper, sponsored by the Senior Mothers Club, was held in the cafeteria from 4:30 until game time. Pep Band gives life to the Homecoming pep rally. Christmas A quiet moment for the cheerleaders. 5HDDT i HAWK5 DOWN â - â âmm The new gymnasium was on exhibition the night of the Homecoming Game. The Tigers shot the Hillsboro Hawks down by a score of 50â48. A large crowd was on hand to see both the game and the special half-time activities. The annual Christmas Tea was the social high light of Christmas and of Homecoming. It was enjoyed by students, teachers, and alumni. Karen McClenahan, alumni, registers. Students, teachers, and alumni enjoy the Christmas Tea. 39 Ralph B. Tynes Tigerettes perform for first time in new gym. Board members are present for dedication. Over whelmed, Mr. Tynes consults his wife. Plaque which was placed in the new gym dedicated to Mr. Tynes, superintendent of the Festus schools. 40 Gymnasium Named Horry Long, president of the school board presents and congratulates Mr. Tynes with a trip to Miami. On December 19, ceremonies dedicating the Festus Senior High School gymnasium to Ralph B. Tynes in appreciation for his 25 years of service, were held. He was presented with a sign and clock with his name on it and additional gifts of a boat motor and fishing gear. But still there was one more surprise. Both were given a trip to Miami by jet. A light moment was added when Donna Culter presented them with the things necessary to have a happy vacation. Mr. Tynes, over whelmed with emotion just remarked: Thank You. Harry C. Weier, moster of ceremonies, opened the dedication with remarks and Harry Long presented Mrs. Tynes with a bouquet of roses, while Donna Culter added a light moment. Students climax dedication with the singing of the school song. 41 Crowning Highlights Homecoming Sherry's first reaction to the announcement wasâtears. Miss Sheryl AbernathyâOur Homecoming Queen Retiring Queen Iva Arnold, bows to the reigning Queen Sherry. Miss Sherry Scott, escorted by Von Cox, bows Festus Royalty, Danny Wansley F. club president. Queen Sheryl, and Mike Vaughn fC retiring Queen, Iva Arnold, vice-president of the F. club. The Fourth annual Homecoming Queen was crowned December 20th, during a special ceremony at the Alumni dance in the Ralph B. Tynes gymnasium. The retiring queen and her court formed an arch in royal fashion as they proceeded toward the throne. Danny Wansley, president of the F club announced that Miss Sheryl Abernathy would reign as the 1963-64 Homecoming Queen. Queen candidates anxiously await to be announced. Candidates and their escortsâTom Sweeney, attendant, John Davis, Sandy Hubbard, Larry Decker, Patty Tynes, Dick Batchlor, Gayle Callahan, Terry Le Grand, Diana Govero, Bob House, Sheryl Abernathy, retiring queen Iva Arnold, Mike Vaughn, Leslie Boyer, Jerry Downing, Mike La Mure, Bobette Hughes, Sheryl Scott, Van Cox, Donna Brown, Gary Hauseler, Barbara La Plant, and Ron Bachmann, Tom Evans, attendant, (not shown.) Tiger Crowning Highlights Style Show TIGER QUEEN-BOBETTE HUGHES TIGER KING-JOHN DAVIS ROYAL ATTENDANTSâJackie McNeil, Bob House, Leslie Boyer, Cevdet Caner, Donna Cutler, Mike Vaughn, Tana Davis, Gary Haeusler, Judy Uding, retiring queen, and Mike La Mure. Tiger EditorâJane Caldwell Look-alikes. Queen Bobette and her mother. Mrs. George narrates the crowning. Hughes. TEARS OR LAUGHTER? Jane presents gifts to the new King Queen, as candidates look on. Judy Borusiewich calmly waits for her escort. Dick Batchelor, Marilyn Akins, Linda Barnhart, Jerry Downing, Judy Borusiewich, Van Cox, Sheryl Abernathy, Ronald Bachmann, Diana Govero, Terry Le Grand. Planned Progress Presents Program The Planned Progress chose for their topic this year a Beautification Program. It was presented at Northwest High School on December. 18 by five students chosen by the speech class. Sheryl Abernathy spoke about a clean-up, fiv-up, paint-up campaign. Karen McClenahan suggested improving the sanitary conditions of our city dump. JoAnn Martin spoke about the need of the maintenance of public property and vacant lots. Sheryl Scott discussed signs needed in the area. Terry Gibbs presented ideas for better public parks. LEFT to RIGHT: Mr. Dugan, Sheryl Abernathy, Karen McClenahan, JoAnn Martin, Sheryl Scott, and Terry Gibbs. LEFT GROUP: Sandra Showen, Linda Smith, Patti Robinson, Sheryl Abernothy, and Julia Love. RIGHT GROUP-STANDING, Mr. Dugan, Mercedes Gerber, Sheryl Scott, Jerry Sneat-hern, Clyde McCormick, and Sharlene Dixon. LEFT GROUPâGarrett Walton, Eugene Peterein, Cevdet Caner, JeAnn Martin, Marilyn White, and Janice Casey. STANDINGâMr. Dugan. RIGHT GROUPâ John Kempster, Sandy Siebert, Terry Gibbs, and Dennis Barnhart. LEFT: Leslie Boyer, Karen McClenahan, Jad Derque, Mr. Dugan, Charlene Burkart, and Barbarasue Cantrell. A DEBATE TEAMâJonct Lucas, Susan Willm, Karen McClenahan, Linda Barnhart, Mr. Dugan. John Davis. Robert Chappue, Carl Porchey, Terry Gibbs. SHOULD U. S. HAVE MEDICARE? Linda Barnhart and Carl Porchey. Susan Willm and John Davis. Resolved: Should the United States Provide Medical Care for the Aged? This is the topic that will be debated this year. The Negatives and Affirmatives are under the direction of Mr. Robert Dugan. Robert Chappue and Terry Gibbs. Janet Lucas and Karen McClenahan. B DEBATE TEAMâMr. Dugan, Ellen Hancock, Robert Franklin, Glenda Westbrook, Sharon Glasgow, Randy Thomure, Jim Barnhart, Dennis Barnhart, Beverly Oswald, Garrett Walton, Eddie Grooms, Lorna Reynolds, Jad Derque. Practical Arts Teach Boys Trades The shop area consists of three large rooms. The shop room is the only incomplete room in the new building. The boys often work around electricians and construction workers. The boys do not mind this, since they have a lot of new tools and modern equipment this year. In the drafting room there is a large office for Mr. Dugan. The shop room and metal room contain new tables, individual lockers, new tool cabinets, work bench, sand box, metal bender, sheet metal table, metal rack, rod bender, industrial washer basin, and soldering table. There is a small paint room, and ample storage space for lumber and other raw materials to be used for projects. Students have fun learning about electricity. Mr. Godwin guides boys for a future in metals. Mr. Clippard shows the boys how to use the tools of the trade. 49 Fine Arts Stress Culture The Art room was among the last classrooms to be finished. It consists of two sections divided by a half partition with sinks and cabinet space on the back side. On one side, special drawing boards, which are used for drawing and painting. On the other side are three tables to be used for posters, sculpture, and craft work. Miss Helen Hamilton, the teacher, is a graduate of Murray State College and took Mrs. Hinkle's place when she resigned because of ill health. The Mechanical Drawing room had not been painted when the pictures were taken. It too has adjustable desks and a very modern teachers drawing desk. Below, Mr. Robert DuganâDrafting teacher. Johnny Ogden, Bill Rouggley, Diana Jones, Pat McNeil, and Ronnie Abrams work in one section of the Art room. Below, Tim Keen, Van Cox, and Harry Reynolds study in Advanced Drafting. 50 Susan Carrow, Brenda Markotay, Joyce Gansner, Gloria Barnes, Shiela Simpson, Joy Gansner, Kim Throp, Marilyn Burkett, and Ellen Carron participated in the Graduation Scene. Style Show Contributes to Senior Trip The E D Style Shop has sponsored the Festus Style Show for one decade. The students and teachers at Festus R-6 Senior High benefits from the show because they learn poise and how to dress and wear their clothing. Fults Florist donated the beautiful flower scenery for the style show. Mrs. Ruby Kalem, commentator, presents Joyce Gansner with her diploma. lucretia Cook, catches the eye of her audience, in this Terri Morris highlights the climaxes of the Bridal scene. spring cotton dress. The Wedding Party consisted of Donna Cutler, Bobette Hughes, Tana Davis, Gloria Govero (Bride), Terri Morris, Gloria Barnes, Jo Ann Huber (Bride), Alica Jackson, Leslie Boyer, Sandra Bryant, and Ann Weaver. Mr. Poges' Gym Closs exercises on shining maple floor of gym. From Bottom: Terry LeGrand, John Davis, Tom Sweeney, Larry Decker, Larry Wege-man, Fred Lalumondier, Jim Buetching, Larry Frazier, Dan Wansley, President, Mike Vaughn, Vice-President, Van Cox, Treasure, Wayne Renfro, Sergeant of Arms, Gary Haeusler, Dan Reifsteck, Joel Linder, Stu O'Brien, Jerry Downing, Ronnie Bach-mann. Buck Lortz, Dick Batchelor, Lowell Uding, Bob House, Gory Prather, Jack Lovelace, George Gresham, Mr. Harold Oetting, Mr. Murrell Godwin, Mr. Michael Page. Doug Akins prepares for shower Stanley Knobloch, Jack Young, Tom Litton, Jim Moses, Don Fallert, inspect locker baskets. F-Club and Gym Classes Enjoy Facilities Douglas Candler, David McGougan, John Wagner, Jim Reynolds, check lockers. Air Raid Space in Basement Area Clyde Hill supervisor of custodians, inventories cleaning supplies Llyod GrindstofF ponders next move Jack Sharp and Ralph Stites check unfinished electrical equipment Ed Bauman checks cleaning equipment Thousands of square feet of possible air raid shelter space is available in the new Ralph B. Tynes gymnasium. The l-shaped storage room, the long halls, and the small ante rooms could be adapted for an air raid shelter in case of atomic attack. This space with use of sandbags could be increased by hundreds of square feet. The hall in the academic basement and basement classrooms could be made safe enough to house many students. The basement is built to specifications that are set forth in a bill presently before Congress to reimburse school districts which build buildings which can meet standards they set up. It will probably be stocked by civil defense and be a designated shelter. Meanwhile the basement storage room has a large refrigerator and always contains lunch room food which could be diverted in case of emergency. A Well-Rounded A class dresses for phys. ed. The ferocious Tiger of Festus Senior High School glares from her cage. Heads of' Sports: Left to right; Gloria Barnes, soccer; Jo Ann Huber, volleyball; Joy Gansner, Tigerettes; Wilma Lassing, Track; Alicia Jackson, Archery; Joyce Gansner, Tigerettes; Barbara McClenahan, Softball; Jackie McNeil, Basketball; Tana Davis, Tumbling. Program Promotes Physical Fitness Mrs. Mitchell checks her grodebook. Opposing basketball teams in a P.E. class find positions on the court. Festus Senior High girls participate in many intramural ery, track, softball, and soccer. Volleyball and track sports, such as: Volleyball, basketball, tumbling, arch- are the only sports between schools. Left to right, top to bottom: Patty Roth, Virginia Kennedy, Linda Rainey, Chris Chmela, Pattie Tynes, Brenda Markotay, Jo Ann Martin, Lulu Welch, Marilyn Akins, Susan Carrow, Nora Dann, Pam Brewer, Judy King, Sandra Bryant, Margie Ussery, Alicia Jackson, Tana Davis, Lynn Rudisaile, Donna McClenahan, and Phyllis McClenahan. 55 G.A.A. OFFICERSâLeft to right: Alicia Jackson, Secretary, Tana Davis, Treasurer, Sandra Bryant, President, and Barbara McClena-han, BACK ROW: Mrs. Helen Mitchell, Jackie White, Barbara La-plant, Patty Robinson, Sylvia Parriott, Linda Elfrank, Marilyn Burkett, Sue Santchi, Marilyn Akins, Linda Ritter, Donna Wiese, Sheila Simpson, Joan Bradford, Donna Brown, Koren Dugan, Brenda Markotay, Linda Brooks, Juanita Kyle, Linda Knobloch, Mary Klobe, Mary Willoughby, Kim Tharp, Sandy Hampton, Karen Simms, Marion Turner. SECOND ROW: Joy Gansner, Jeannie Crump, Karen McClanahan, Joyce Gansner, Dreno White, Glenda Vest, Sally Bolle, Rose Williams, Lise Rouggly, Becky Noce, Edwina Wright, Anevia Kyle, Mary Lovely, Hedi Gomel, Susan Wiese, Gloria Barnes, Jackie McNeil, Carol Courtois, Saline Gunther, Carol Striler, Glenda Johnson, Nora Dann, FIRST ROW: Patty Roth, Lynn Rudisaile, JoAnn Beffa, Luetta Welch, Lynn McKee, Judy Borusie-wich, Patty Tynes, Chris Chmela, Pam Brewer, JoAnn Huber, Bob-ette Hughes, Sharon Polite, JoAnn Martin, Judy King, Phyllis Mc-Clenahan, Donna McClenahan, Susan Carrow, Virginia Kennedy. 56 The Girls Athletic program is under the direction of Mrs. Helen Mitchell. The program was hampered during the first semester because gym facilities were not completed but the second semester the girls appreciated the fine facilitiesâshowers, individual lockers, conference room and a modern gymnasium. The G.A.A. sponsors a point system by which girls may earn letters in various sports and compete for the highest number of points âand award presented on honor day. Letters are also presented at this time. Left to right: Nora Dann, Phyllis McClenahan, Sherry Pullen, Barbara LaPlant, Patty Robinson, Glenda Vest, Kim Thorp, Marilyn Burkett, Linda Brooks, Joyce Gansner, Joy Gansner, Tana Davis, Sandra Bryant, JoAnn Martin, Susan Carrow, Sheila Simpson, Donna Wiese, Donna Brown, Lisa Rouggly, Pam Brewer, Linda Knobloch, Chris Chmela, Becky Noce, Sandy Hampton, Sylvia Parriott, Lynn McKee, Karen Simms, JoAnn Beffa, Marion Turner, Virginia Kennedy. VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Sally Bolle, Donna McClenahan, Joyce Gansner, Marilyn Akins, Joy Gansner, Sandra Bryant, SECOND ROW: Joan Bradford, Rose Williams, Tana Davis, JoAnn Martin, Phyllis McClenahan, Pam Brewer, Barbara McClenahan, Anevia Kyle. Carol Bakan. THIRD ROW: Chris Chmela, Manager, Virginia Kennedy, Linda El-frank, Brenda Markotay, Ellen Carron, Karen Dugan, Donna Brown, Sheila Simpson, Glenda Johnson, Edwina Wright, Linda Knobloch, Juanita Kyle, Susan Carrow, JoAnn Huber, Scorekeeper. The Spirit of Festus High School A-Teom Cheerleaders: Patti Tynes, Tana Davis, Marilyn Akins, Gayle Callahan, Tiger Mascot, Sylvia Parriot, Sherry Scott, Bobette Hughes, Diana Govero, and Judy King. B-Team Cheerleaders: Nora Dann, Glenda Johnson, Linda Knob-lock, Susie Carrow. Community and school spirit backs our teoms. S. Welch, F. Linde, D. Alcorn, L. Brooks, J. Huber, S. Scott, G. Govero, P. Johnston, P. Franks, L. Elfrank, K. Simms, S. Hampton, D. Carrow 2nd ROWâM. Lilly, P. Heddell, J. Crump, K. McClana-han, M. Akins, H. Gomel, M. Lovely, L. Rudisaile, J. White, P. Grindstaff, K. Evans. 3rd ROWâG Vest, K. Tharp, M. Willoughby, D. White, G. Callahan, J. King, T. Davis, P. Tynes, C. Chmela, D. Brown, A. Weaver. 4th ROWâS. Bryant, B. McClenahan, J. Martin, P. McClenahan, D. McClenahan, B. Hughes, L. McKee, S. Politte, P. Brewer, J. Warinner, B. LaPlant, L. Barnhart. 5th ROWâL. Rouggly, S. Pullen, S. Wiese, P. Roth, D. Govero, J. Casey, C. Burkart, J. Borusiewich, S. Abernathy, L. Welch, J. McNeil. 6th ROWâC. Striler, L. Geiler, D. Galloway, E. Wright, S. Parriot, L. Knoblock, G. Vest, N. Dann, S. Carrow, D. Sullens, J. Bradford, B. Markotay. 7th ROWâR. Abrams, A. Jackson, K. Dugan, J. Lucas, S. Bolle, B. Noce, S. Willm, D. Cutler, C. Jackson, S. O'Brien. Tigers fight for rebound. Our new basketball coaches, Harold Oetting and Michael Page. Tigers get one from charity stripe. Festus Fights Back to Better Record FRONT ROW, left to right; Tom Sweeny, Auther Henderson, John Shoush, Jim Funk, Freddy Lolumondier, Lorry Frazier, Jerry Kozark, Jim Galloway BACK ROW; Coach Oetting, John Davis, Jack Love- 59 lace, Dick Batchlor, Bob Sweet, Gary Hauesler, John Summers, Danny Wansley. A New Gym, New Coaches Even Practice can make an exciting game as a Festus eager attempts a 2 pointer. Senior members of the Tiger team are: Dick Batchlor, John Davis, Gary Hauesler, Danny Wansley. FRONT ROW, left to right; Lee Evans, Hugh Jesse, Russel Parks, BACK ROW; Kermit Cook, Mike Montgomery, Bob French, Randy David Wren, Jerry Algiere, Robin Kearns, Raymond Charleston. Seals, Coach Page, Bob Dyle, Dennis Bahr, Phil Corter. Bird dog points out the plays to coach Page while student managers look on. 60 Cheerleaders give a cheer for the team. Renewed Basketball Zeal Tigers move into position for rebound. Farmington ... Elvins ......... Herculaneum . . Bonne Terre .. North West . . Desota ......... Hillsboro ...... Potosi ......... Hancock ....... Desloge ........ Herculaneum . . Perryville..... âFox âHillsboro âDesoto âEster âCrystal City âClass L Regional âWashington Wansley and Hauesler fight for possesion. Lalumondier goes in for a lay up. We They 36 65 47 62 48 49 59 44 57 62 63 83 50 48 71 78 43 54 46 40 46 71 50 68 These games were incomplete when this book went to press. Festus Tigers Maintain Good Record and The coach and student managers concentrate on the Tiger's plays. Rain and mud entices the Tigers. Teachers participate during the football season by selling tickets. Senior members plans strategy. 62 Sportsmanship Throughout the Year THE TEAM'S RECORD TEAM Crystal City . Herky ........ Fox .......... Northwest . . . Flat River . . . Ste. Genevieve DeSoto ..... Farmington Fredericktown WE THEY . 0 19 . 0 20 . 6 0 . . 0 7 . 6 0 . 13 6 . . 20 6 . . 41 13 . . 0 13 OUR COACHES Mr. Murrell Godwin and Mr. Chuck Nickels. Festus Tigers practice their defense and offense patterns. Broken ribs kept George Gresham from playing on Football team for most of the season. Tigers relax during the half time. 63 Tigers assume position for game. BACK ROW I to r: Manager Scotty Kimberlin, Garrett Walton, Jack Lovelace, Larry Holligan, John Davis, Mike LaMure, Van Cox, John Summers, Danny Wansley, Phil Carter, Gary Wright, Ken Boyer, Ken Blunker, Gary Hauesler SECOND ROW: Manager Stuart O'Brien, Clyde McCormick, Danny Riefsteck, Joel Linder, Larry Frazier, Wayne Renfro, Ron Bachman, Bob House, Dove Culton, Mike Vaughn, Cevdet Caner, Herb Bailey, Ron Pope, Nick Borusiewhich, Eddie McGrow FRONT ROW: MGary Prather, Jim Frye, Kermit Cook, Ronnie James, Bob Shoush, Jad Derque, Tom Evans, Kenny Hill, Arthur Henderson, Carl Pope, Joe Ramsey, Ray Simms, Dave McGougan, Jim Moses. Senior Class OfficersâBobby House, president (STANDfNG),' Ronnie Bachmann, vice-president Mike Vaughn, secretary, David fcpindtdif,' treasurer, Sheryl Abernathy and Mary Dyle, business managers. Sponsors are Miss Doris Mopdy and Mr. Cloyd Nickless, j Senior Class of â64 Seniors SHERYL ABERNATHY Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Style Show 2,3; Twirler 3,4; Senior Ploy 4; Class Officer 4; Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; County Chorus 2,3. RONNIE ABRAMS Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; St. Pius X High School: Musical Play 2,3; Boys' Glee Club 2,3; Junior Senior Dance Committee 3. MARILYN AKINS Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Style Show 2; Library Club 1,2,3, 4; Tumbling 1,3; Volleyball 4; Library Club Officer 2,3,4. TERRY ACTON Prom Committee 3; Swing Chorus 4; F.H.A. 4; Christmas Tea 2. JAMES AKINS Boys' Glee Club 4. BARBARA AMELUNG Spanish Club; Christmas Tea 3,4. RICHARD ARNOLD DENNIS AUBUCHON Spanish Club; Senior Play 4. RONALD BACKMANN Prom Committee 3; F Club 3,4; Track 1,2, 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Class Officer Vice President 4. GAIL BAKER Hillsboro High School: Girls' Glee Club 2; Festus High: Swing Chorus 4; Christmas Tea. LINDA BARNES G.A.A. 2; Swing Chorus 4. GLORIA BARNES Pep Squad 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Style Show 3; Prom Committee 3; Library Club 4. RICHARD BATCHELOT Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4. DONALD BECKER Honor Society 3,4; Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4. AUGUST BEFFA 67 LINDA BARNHART Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Library Club 2; Honor Society; Student Council 4; Class Officer,- Treasurer 3; Debate Team 1, 2,3,4; Make-up Committee Senior Play 1, 2,3; Chairman 3. AUDITH BORUSIEWICH Pep Squad 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Debate 1,2. STEVE BLOW Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4. ELAINE BIESER F.H.A. 2,3. RONALD BLOW Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4. CHARLENE BURKART Pep Squad 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Library Club 2; Honor Society 3,4; Class Officer: Business Manager 3; Dance Committee 2; Float Committee 2,3,4. Serve by KENNETH BIESER LESLIE BOYER Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Style Show 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Twirler 3. Class Officer: Sec-Treasurer. SANDRA BYRANT G.A.A. President; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2; Tigerrette 1,2, 3,4; Tumbling 1,2,3,4; Girls' Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Archery 1,2; Softball 2; Style Show 1.3,4. 68 ELIEEN BURLEY Pep Squad 3; G.A.A. 2; Style Show 2,3; Swing Chorus 4; F.H.A. 2,4; Service Committee 4; Christmas Tea 2. ROBERT CHAPPUE Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; Boys' Glee Club 1,2, 3.4; Track 1; Senior Play 4; Debate 2,3; Tiger Staff 4; Photographer 4. CEVDET CANER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; President in Turkey; Socker 1,2,3; Track 4. BARBRASUE CANTRELL Girls' Glee Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Honor Society 2,3,4. DONNA CULTER Pep Squad 4; Mixed 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Style Show 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Library Club 4; Bulletin Board Committee 2,3; Cape Art Contest 1,2,3; Charimon of Library Bulletin Board 4. JANE CALDWELL Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Tigerr-etts 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; F.H.A. 1; Honor Society 2,3,4; Tiger Staff 3,4; Tiger Editor 4; Spokesman Staff 3. Sharing GENEVIEVE CARROW Ste. Genevieve Style Show 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; Class Officer: Secretary 2; Student Council 4; Festus: Swing Chorus 4; Senior Play 4. BRENDA CHAPMAN Mixed Chorus 1,2. MIKE CHMELA Track l; Football 2; C.O.E. Club 4. JOHN CHARLEVILLE JOHN DAVIS Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; F Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Boys' State 3; Honor Society 2,4; Student Council 1.2, 3,4; President 4; Band 1,2,3,4. JOYCE CORNMAN Pep Squad 1; F.H.A. 1; Christmas Tea 1. 69 VAN COX F Club 4; Baseball 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; F Club Treasurer 4. TANNS DAVIS Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Tigeretts 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 3,4; Style Show 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Class Officer 1; Honor Society 3, 4. LARRY DECKER Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Basketball 2,3,4; County Chorus 1,2,3; Dance Band 2; Drum Major 3,4; District State Contest 1,2,3,4; Midwestern Music Art Camp 2,3. GERALD DOWNING Prom Committee 3; F Club 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Float Committee. MARY ANNEE DYLE G.A.A. 2; Prom Committee 3; Library Club 4; F.H.A. 4; Class Officer: Business Manager 4. RONALD DILL C.O.E. Club 4. In a Seniorâs Heart JANET ELLIS Four Wonderful TOM EVANS Boys' Glee Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Library Club 3. HEDI GAMEL Pep Squad 4; G.A.A. 4; Honor Society 4; St. Pius: Mixed Chorus 2; Class Officer: Secretary 2. JAMES GALLOWAY Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Glee Club 3,4; Swing Chorus 3; Basketball student manager 4; St. Pius: Mixed Chorus 2; School Play 2; St. Louis Prep School: Football 1; Basketball 1. KATHLEEN EVANS Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Style Show 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Tumbling Team 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Journalism Workshop 4. PARTICIA GRINDSTAFF Pep Squad 4; G.A.A. 4; Prom Committee 3; Library Club 4; F.H.A. 4. MERCEDES GERBER G.A.A. 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H. 3; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 4; Christmas tea 1,2. GENEVA HACKER BARRY FRENCH JEAN GARRETT F.H.A. 1; Pep Squad 2,3. BARBARA FIORINI Is a Memory of Years DIANA GOVERO Cheerleader 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls' State 3; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 2,3; Spokesman Editor 4; Prom Committee 3. GLORIA GOVERO Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls' Glee Club 2.3,4; Style Show 2; Prom Committee 3; Honor Society 3,4; Class Officer: Secretary 3. JUDY HOFFMAN Pep Squad 1,2,3; G.A.A. 2,3; Tigerretts 1, 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Library Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Awards Committee 1; Bulletin Board Committee 3. BRENDA GILLIAM Spanish Club 1,2; Christmas Tea 3,4. GARY HAEUSLER Band 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; F Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Football 4; Honor Society 3,4. 71 These Golden Years DARLENE HARRISON JOYCE HASSE Swing Chorus 3,4. DAVID HERBST Telephone student. CAROLE JACKSON Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Swing Chorus 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 1,2. ROBERT HOUSE Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Class Officer 3,4. ALICIA JACKSON Student Council 1; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Prom Committee 3; Band 1,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 3. BOBETTEE HUGHS Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Girls' State 3; Senior Play 4; Honor Society 2,4; Student Council 1, 2,3,4; Treasurer 3,4. JOANN HUBER Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Twirler 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Patience is routine here. TOM KENNEDY Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Track 1,2; Football 3; C.O.E. Club 4; Float Committee 2,3. ROMETTA KENNEDY G.A.A. 1,2; Prom Committee 3; F.H.A. 4; Christmas Tea 1; Volleyball 1; Soccer 1. CHERYL KOHLER Senior Play 4; Herculaneum: Band; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; Style Show 1,3; Prom Committee 3. 72 Of Work Well Done STANLY KNOBLOCK ANEVIA KYLE G.A.A. Volleyball 4; Home Economics Style Show 2. THOMAS LITTON Basketball 1; Library Club 4. NORMAN LALUMONDIER Boys' Glee Club 4; F Club 2,3,4; Track 2; Football 1,2; Manager. WILMA LASSING Style Show 3; Prom Committee 3; Swing Chorus 3; F.H.A. 3; C.O.E. Club 4; Tiger Staff 3,4; St. Pius: Cheerleader 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Musical Play 2; Journalism Workshop 4. MICHAEL LAMURE Prom Committee 3; F. Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4. TERRI MORRIS Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1; G.A.A. 1; Style Show 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 1,2; M U Workshop 4; Tiger Staff 3,4; Photographer 4; Bulletin Board Committee 3,4; Float Committee 1,2. JUDI LAWRENCE Pep Squad 1,2,3; Tigerretts 3; Prom Committee 3; Swing Chorus 1,2; COE Club 4. PAMELA LORCH Pep Squad 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Twirler 3,4; Volleyball 1; Morale Committee 2. SHARON MECREARY Style Show 3; Swing Chorus 3; COE Club 4; St. Pius: Mixed Chorus 2. JACQUELINE McNEIL Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Girls' State 3; Senior Play 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Vice President; Debate 1,2,3; Class Officer: President 2; Student of the Month 4. MARY LOVELY Pep Squad 3,4; G.A.A. 2,4; Prom Committee 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Christmas Tea 2. 73 Seniors BARBARA McCLENAHAN Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Tig-eretts 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Archery 1; Tumbling 1,2; G.A.A. Vice President 4. GREGORY MEYERS Prom Committee 3. JOE MORRISON MICHAEL OBERLE Band 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; F Club 4; Basketball 1,4; Track 1,2; Football 1; Baseball 3,4; Award Athletics Committee 4. STEWART O'BRIEN Prom Committee 3; Pep Squad 3,4; F Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball I; Track 1,2,3,4; manager Football 1,2,4. MARVIN PERRYMAN CARL PORCHEY Boys' State 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Senior Play 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Debate 1,2,3, 4. ARTHUR PORTETFIELD WANDA RAMSEY 74 Class of '64â MICHAEL ROBINSON COE President 4. LESTER ROTH Honor Society. SUE SANTSCHI G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Style Show 3; Prom Committee 3; Swing Chorus; Librory Club 4; F.H.A. 4; Archery,- Christmos Teo 2. DONNA SMITH G.A.A.; Prom Committee 3; Track 3; Spanish Club 2,3. JAYNE SMITH Pep Squad 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Volleyball 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Twirler 4; Morale Committee 2; Awards Committee 1. VIRGINIA STALEY Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Spanish Float Committee 1,2. JERRY SNNATHERN Poplar Bluff: Prom Committee 3; Basketball manager 1; Track manager 1,2; Football manager 1,2; Art Club 2,3; Dramatics Club 2,3. RONALD TUCKER Seniors insure identification of pictures. DAVID SPINDLER Prom Committee 3; Track 1,2; Football 1,2; Library Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 3,4. PAUL TULLER COE Club 4. 75 We Looked, Listened and Learned JANET WEIDENSOHLER Library Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4 MICHAEL VAUGHN Prom Committee 3; F Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Senior Play 4; Class Officer 4; Safety Committee 3; F Club Vice President 4. LOWELL UDING F Club 2; Baseball 1,2; Football 2. ANN WEAVER Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Senior Play 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Cape Contest 1,2,3,4; Choral State Contest 2,3. JAMES VACHOLECK DAVID WEIDENBENNER MARILYN WHITE JACQUELINE WARINNER Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Christmas Tea 2; County Chorus 1,2; County Band 3; Vocal Ensembles 1. DANNY WANSLEY F Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Football 1,3,4; F Club president 4; Boys' State alternate 3. THOMAS SWEENEY Basketball manager 1,2,3,4; F Club 1,2,3, 4; Public Relations Committee,- Prom Committee 3; Float Committee 1,2,3; Band 1; Homecoming Committee 2. SUSAN WILLM Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Senior Play 4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 2; Debate 1,2,3,4. JANET WHALEY Pep Squad 2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4,- Swing Chorus 3; Sponish Club 2; Orientation Committee 4. ROSE WILLIAMS G.A.A. 4; Basketball 3; Spanish club 1,2. 76 Junior Class JoiK Class Officers: SheVy Scott, president (STANDINGiBrom top to Mrs. Dreyer vOnd Mrs. Manley, sponsors; Joh Bummers, Vice â jHlident; Darlene fcfensJSecretory; Franci Meyer Treasurer; and Donna Wiese. Te ry Becky Noce. Gresham, busi- ness manage H' v Juniors Work in Student Council Ackmon, Leonard Adams, Thomas Akins, Donald Chuck and Dennis campaign for Jackie. 78 Candy Sale Money for Senior Trip Collins, Sandro Juniors record candy soles. Cook, Lucretia Cook, Richard Courtois, Carol 79 Juniors Aim for Point System Prize Agai Hall, Beverly Hayden, Marc Heddell, Pam Hill, Don Hill, Sue Hogenmiller, Elona Gansner, Joyce Geiler, ⢠Linda Gansner, Joy Gomel, Mike 80 Franklin, Paul Francis, Judy Frazier, Larry Gresham, George Guenther, Selene Goodwin, Steve Gerber, Daniel Gibbs, Terry Gokin, Beverly Juniors Form Prom Committees Humphrey, Geraldine Kimberlin, Scotty Klobe, David Klobe, Mary Hunt, Dennis Joplin, James Klobe, Shirley Lalumondier, Fred Kassel, Glenn Kearns, Cynthia Keathley, Martin Lednick, Mike Juniors wait for bell 81 Juniors Cheer the Tigers to Victory Lovelace, Jack Lucas, Janet Madison, Carol Noce, Rebecca Oswald, Beverly Page, Lynn Parriott, Sylvia McClenahan, Donna McClenahan, Phyllis Meyer. Francis Miller, Joyce Peters, Don Politte, Sharon McClenahan. Karen McCormack, Anita McKee. Lynn 82 Juniors Take Part in Marching Band Ritter Linda Robinson, Robert Prather, Gary Pratt, Linda Pyle, Roth, JoAnn Linda Rariden, Roth, Carlton Paul Santschi, John Reifsteck, Schumber Danny Shannon Scott, Sheryl 83 Unfinished Building No Obstacle As fi 0k â I F Skelton, ' Charles Life Sipp, Mike Skaggs, Donna Smith, Herbert Smith, Larry Smith, Roy Shoush, John Siebert, Paul Sinclair, Claudio Sumpter, Terry Tharp, Kim Thurman, Marvin Tindall, Mary Smith, Spencer Stearns, Diane Sullens, Darlene 04 Summers, John Tipton, Dale Juniors Make Store Profitable Welch, Louetta Welch, Sandra White, Drena 85 Juniors Sophomores Chamberlain Mike Jones Aloma These students were absent when regular class pictures were taken. Their pictures were taken later in the year. As a result, they are grouped on this page. Beffa Jo Ann French Robert Students perform in Assembly Galloway Diane James Gene Kent LeRoy Olinger Paul Peterein Eugene Lee Charles Mitchell Robert 86 Sophomore Class OfficersâGarrett Walton, president (STANDING), Sherry Pullen, vice-president, Donna Brown, secretary-treasurer, Eddie Sariego, reporter. Class Sponsors are Mr. Robert Dugan and Jolyison. Sophomore Class Sophomores Further Their Adams, Barney Algiere, Edith Algiere, Jerry Arnold, Terry Bahr, Dennis Bailey, Herbert Baker, Dennis Barnhart, Dennis Bates, Gerald Bieser, Carole Bishop, Kenneth Brooks, Linda Brown, Donna Burgee, James Burger, Kathy Burkett, Marilyn Burley, William Burris, Barbara 88 Education with Language Laboratory Cook, Brenda Cook, Kermit Crump, David Crump, Jeanne Culton, David Dallas, Mary Dann, Nora Derque, Jad Dill, Terry Dixon, Sharlene 89 Teamwork Paid . . . Harmon, Kenneth Harmon, Ronald Henderson, Arthur Hill, Kenneth Holligan, Larry Hubbard, Sond'o Hull, Terry I peck, Clinton James, Marsha Jesse, Hugh Johnson, Glenda Johnston, Patty Kavlick, Barbara Kempster, John Kennedy, Virginia Kent, Sue Kinder, Sharon Knobloch, Linda Kyle, Juanita Labrot, Robert LaPlant, Barbara Linder, Joel Litton, James Love, Julia 90 Sophomores Won Bulb Drive Sophomores participate in the bulb drive. Meeks, Juanita Moreland, Farrell Moses, Jimmy Murphy, Mike McCormack, Clyde McGuire, Fred McGougan, David McNeil, Pat Lucas, Terry Luke, JoAnn Magraw, Eddie Mahue, David Mangin, Ronnie Markotay, Brenda Nausley, James Ogden, John Olinger, Norval Parker, Robert Porker, Shirley Porterfield, Terry Pierce, Jim Propst, Robert Pinkley, Paula Pullen, Sherry 91 Sophomores Work Overtime Pyle, Betty Jeon Rainey, Linda Ramsey, Joe Renfro, Dennis Reynolds, Linda Robbs, Andrew Robinson, Patricia Roehrs, Randy Roth, Patti Rosener, Thomas Rouggly, Bill Rouggly, Lisa Rudisoille, Lynn Rudloff, Stephen Sargent, Terry Sariego, Edward Schumer, Bonnie Scott, Robert Secrease, Patricia Self, Sylvio Showen, Sondra Siebert, Sandy Simms, Karen 92 Picture-taking Is Fun for Sophomores Wiese, Susan Wighaman, James Williams, Elaine Womock, Bill Sliz, Frank Sloan, Darrel Smetzer, Greg Smith, Linda Speidel, Richard Stephens, Sandro Striler, Carol Stuthers, Carol Sweet, Bob Thomas, Beverly Thomure, Lesley Turner, Marion Ussery, Margie Vinyard, Linda Walton, Garrett 93 Career Day Contributes to Career Day was held Wednesday, April 3, 1963. The day was filled with many varied activities. Each student attended three different classes in the occupation of their choice. There they listened to interesting and informative talks given by a representative of each occupation they choose. The day was rewarding to each student and also contributed to their goals in life. The representatives of different occupations were entertained in the Home Economics room. 94 Our Goals Students enlighten their minds in the field of Journalism. Interior Decorating draws much interest. David Witte, photographer, demonstrates portrait of his daughter to photography enthusiasts. 95 Band at Academic Hall before performance. Mr. Moore accepts applause from audience. Festus Girls don robes before singing. Festus High School was represented by 52 entries at the District Music Contest held March 29 at Cape Girardeau. The music department, under the direction of Mr. Heuby Moore and Mr. Martin Johnson, brought 27 I's, and 2 Ill's to Festus High. The mixed chorus received a I, the boys' glee club a II, the band a II, and the girls' glee club a I. The instrumental ensembles receiving a I are: Brass Sex-tet-Tim Keen, John Shoush, Mike Halbert, Bill Wilson, Bob House, and George Gresham; Trombone Quartet-Bob House, Larry Wegmann, Tom Brickey, and Gary Haeusler,- French Horn Quartet-Bill Wilson, Jad Derque, Boys' Glee Club, keyed-up for performance. Trombone Quartet got a 1 rating. 96 Furthers Musical Fame Mixed Chorus performs in choir room. Ben Drake, Claudia Althauser; Flute Quartet-Mary Lucas, Pam Heddell, Leslie Thomure, and Beverly Oswald; Woodwind Trio-Brenda Flieg, Mary Lucas, and Becky Trigg; Saxophone Quartet-Brenda Flieg, Jim Funk, Terry LaGrande, and Terry Lucas; Drum Quartef-Paula Mayberry, Eddie Sariego, Sandy Welch, Marvin Thurman,- Drum Quintet-Paula Mayberry, Eddie Sariego, Sandy Welch, Marvin Thurman, and Sandy Siebert. The vocal ensembles receiving a I are; Girls' Sextet, No. 1-Bobette Hughes, Ann Weaver, Linda Boyer, Kathy Evans, Sherry Abernathy, and Sandy Hughes,- Boys' Quartet, No 2-David Crump, John Shoush, Bob House, and Bill Wilson,- Double Boys' Quartet-Jad Derque, Larry Decker, Mike Halbert, John Davis, David Crump, John Shoush, Bill Wilson, and Bob House; Mixed Quartet No 2 -Linda Boyer, JoAnn Huber, Jad Derque, and Ben Drake. The instrumental soloists receiving a I are: Bill Wilson French Horn,- John Shoush, Trumpet; Bob House, Trombone and Baritone; Brenda Flieg, Saxophone and Oboe; Pam Heddell, flute; and Jad Derque, French Horn. Vocal soloists receiving a I are: Ann Weaver, John Davis, Linda Boyer, and Larry Decker. Mr. Johnson checks ratings on board. Brenda Flieg records Boys' Glee Club. 97 Students and Alumni of Appreciation Present Scrapbook to Mr. Moore Spring is the busiest time of the year for the music department. Music is learned for the music clinic and contest. The Spring Concert, Baccalaureate, and graduation involve many rehearsals and much hard work. Morning, noon and night rehearsals are frequent in order to be sufficiently prepared for the many Practice breeds confidence in the Brass Sextet. 90 The Drum Quintet eagerly awaits contest. Instrumentalists who received 1 ratings at state contest. Performances Reveal Hard Work of Vocal Groups Mike Halbert presents scrapbook to Mr. Moore. Linda Boyer and Larry Decker are pleased with 1 ratings on their vocal solos. performances. The directors, both choral and band, often labor for hours after school is dismissed, then return after an hour's rest at home. All musicians and their directors are caught up in the whirl of activities which mark the end of another year of activity. Mixed Chorus performs in the Spring Concert. State vocal music contestants. 99 Spring Season Shows Strength Dwight Bollinger shows the fine art of discus throwing to Joe Linder, Wayne Renfro, BACK: Hugh Jesse, Phillip Carter, Scott Kimberlin, Mike LaMure, Richard Bay, and Ron Bachmann. Two fine athletes Dwight Bollinger, and Joe Linderer wheel their weapons. Bill Wilson gives a demonstration of the art of pole vaulting to David McGougan, Douglas Candler, and Tom Wren. Our track team made itself felt at the various meets in our county area and distance meets. We placed second in the county meet, fourth in our Mineral Area meet, and sixth in the District meet. Our distance men at Festus High. FRONT: Tom Evans, Carl Pope. Jerry Leonard. BACK: Ken Blucker, Robert Brefford, Joe Ramsey. The Festus Bengals won two out of the three county track meets they attended. On April 9 we lost to Farmington by a score of 67V2-501 2. On April 16, we beat Crystal City and Herky by a score of 6216 over 3316 and 55 respectively. On April 23, we won over Potosi and De Soto with a score of 5516 to 46 and 4516 respectively. Our dash men at Festus High. FRONT: Gary Hausler, Mike Vaughn, Dwight Bollinger, Ben Drake. BACK: Larry Holligan, Arthur Henderson, Eddie McGrow. Gary Hausler demonstrates the running broad jump for Dick Bachelor, Arthur Henderson, and Joe Ramsey. PTA and Playday Successful Spring is a busy season for the girls at FHS. One of their early activities includes practice with the band for the Physical Fitness Program for the PTA. Exercising to music highlighted the evening. The Tigerettes also demonstrated their dance routine. In addition, tumbling and tap dancing skills were displayed. Playday is designed to familiarize the students with high school life, as well as acquainting the R-7 and R-8 students with those from Fes-tus. Girls practice to music for PTA. 102 Nancy Vaughn takes part in softball throw. BOTTOM ROW: Butch Lucas, John Davis, Herb Secrease, Terry Le-Grand, Bob House, John Shoush, George Gresham. SECOND ROW: Dave Culton, Ken Lucas, Jim Buechting, Buck Lorts, Fred Lalumond- ier, Albert Spicer, James Casey. THIRD ROW: Larry Wegman, Larry Frazier, Jack Lovelace, Van Cox, Jerry Downing, and coach Walter Crain. Baseball Team Retains Good Record Mike Turley Coach Herb Secrease Co-Captain Walter Crain Co-Captain Tigers Keep the Base Path Hot Throughout Albert Spicer John Davis The Bengals maintained a good record throughout the baseball season. They have kept the bases hot and the dirt flying. They always manage to get that extra base, either by pumping the bat a little harder or by sliding around the foe on the base. Butch Lucas Danny Gerber, Coach Walter Crain, and Bob House 104 Jerry Downing Von Cox Terry LeGrand Bob House the Season The BENGALS give all they have to put the team in the number one spot. When they are lacking in runs, they excell in effort and sportsmanship. The team has always had a good pitching and fielding staff. They rise to the occasion when all hopes are gone. John Shoush George Greshom_________ Jack ovejace FESTUS Points OPPONENTS Points FESTUS Points OPPONENTS Points FESTUS ... 5 ST. PIUS X .... 7 FESTUS .. 3 HILLSBORO 7 FESTUS ... 7 STE. GENEVIEVE .... .... 8 FESTUS .. 7 ELVINS 4 FESTUS ... 1 HANCOCK .... 5 FESTUS .. 1 HILLSBORO 6 FESTUS ... 6 CRYSTAL .... 4 FESTUS .. 6 POTOSI 4 FESTUS . . . 6 NORTHWEST .... 2 FESTUS .. 8 ELVINS 9 FESTUS ...5 HANCOCK .... 10 FESTUS .. 6 NORTHWEST 2 FESTUS ...7 HILLSBORO .... 4 FESTUS .. 7 ST. PIUS X 0 FESTUS ... 3 ST. PIUS X .... 2 FESTUS . . . 9 CRYSTAL 4 Larry Frazier Ken Lucas Buck Lorts Fred Lolumondier 105 A Harliquin Theme Hard work and initiative make a prom to remember. 106 Makes a Gay Prom Guest of the Harliquin dance under a rainbow of color. The guest in formal attire promenaded into a world of color and fantasy at 8:00 on May 11, 63. The ceiling was covered with multicolored disks hanging at different levels. The couples were seated at tables behind screens painted with abstract designs. Jesters could be seen about the gym adding to the Harliquin atmosphere. Music was presented by the Sportsmen with our own Mr. Johnson sitting in at the drums during intermission. The magical evening ended at the gymnasium at midnight but many students went on to parties or the Elks Club where they danced until dawn. After a breakfast they were happy to end the festivities. Faculty and their families are guests at the prom. Arguments Are Their Business The Debate Team is made up of: Linda Barnhart, Susan Willm, Jackie McNeil. Carl Porchey, Mike Turley, John Davis, and Mr. Dugan, Sponsor. The topic for debate was, Resolved: There should be a Common Market for the Western Hemisphere. The debate team had a successful year. They debated with Fox Hillsboro, and Crystal City. At Cape Gireau-deau the debators won the District Tournament, and took second place in the County. They also went to Columbia where they placed eighth in the State Contest. Their final scores were: A team with 28 wins and 12 losses,- B team had 3 wins and 9 losses. 108 The affirmative team proved their point. The negative team put up a valiant fight. Festus Students Busy During Summer Diana Govero, Judy King, Sylvia Parriot, Patty Tynes (SITTING) Tana Davis, Marilyn Akins, Bobette Hughes, Sherry Scott, and Gayle Callahan attended Cheerleading camp at Du Quion. Publications Workshop was attended by Terri Morris, Wilma Lassing, Jane Caldwell and Kathy Evans. Larry Decker attended music work shop at K.U. Diana Govero, Jackie McNeil, and Bobette Hughes attended Girls' state at Columbia. John Davis, Carl Porchey, and Bobby House Attended Boys State at Warrens-burg. John also ottended a nationwide summer school at Northwestern University in Chicago. Student Council workshop was attended by John Davis, Mrs. Holligan, Jackie McNeil, and Bobette Hughes. The All State band Workshop was attended by John Shoush and Jim Funk. Lester Roth participated in a science program at Rolla. 109 Baccalaureate Begins Senior Week Seniors are sobered by the seriousness of the progrom. Guest speaker at Baccalaureate was Dr. George Hammon. BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Class of 1963 Elementary School Auditorium Sunday, May 19, 1963 8:00 o'clock P.M. Processional ..................................... class Mrs. Ruth AuBuchon Invocation..........................Rev. Jewell D. Jones Hematite Christian Church Beautiful Savior ....................F.M. Christiansen Mixed Chorus Spirit of Awareness ...........Dr. George A. Hommon First Baptist Church Benediction ........................Rev. Jewell D. Jones Choral Benediction Mixed Chorus Recessional ...................................... Class Mrs. Ruth AuBuchon Noroh Prudkin, our first foreign student graduate. CommencementâLast Senior Activity Stephanie Kearns and Judy Uding were speakers ot Commencement. Ben Drake and Mike Turley received the Tommy Alexander Award. Darla Gerber is Salutatorion. Each speaker chose to speak on a phase of the class mottoâ The aim whether reached or not makes great the life. Mike Turley was a four-time winner. He was Valedictorian, received the Tommy Alexander Award, was a speaker at Commencement, and had the honor of being president of his class. Reverend Gene Casey, uncle of one of the graduates, gave the invocation and benediction. The band and mixed chorus rendered two selectionsâ Salutation to the Dawn and Sine Nomine. Mr. Tynes presented the class to Mr. Harry Long, president of the Board of Education, who awarded the diplomas to the graduates. Mr. Robert Shoush presented special awards. Fair weather enabled the Commencement Exercises to be held at the football field. Ill I The entrance to Washington's home at Mount Vernon. Seniors Enjoy Bus Tour A picture in remembrance of Lincoln Memorial. On May 25, seven sponsors and thirty-one seniors left by chartered bus for a tour of the East. The seniors saw many sites of interest. They visited Washington, D.C. including the Arlington Cemetery, and Mount Vernon. In New York they enjoyed a tour around Manhattan Island, N.B.C., and Rockefeller Center. The next stop was West Point Military Academy. Afterwards the class departed for Canada where they spent one night in Montreal and one night in Ottawa. Coming back to the states the class enjoyed an overnight stay at Niagara Falls and left the next morning for Detroit where they visited the Ford Museum. They returned home June 3. Changing of the guards at Arlington Cemetery. Ottawa ft 3 THE BUILDERS All are architects of Fate, Working in Ihese walls of Time; Some with massive deeds and great, Some with ornaments of rhyme. Let us do our work as well, Both the unseen and the seen; Make the house where gods may dwell Beautiful, entire, and clean. For the structure that we raise. Time is with materials filled; Our todays and yesterdays Are the blocks with which we build. Else our lives are incomplete, Standing in these walls of time. Broken stairways, where the feet Stumble, as they seek to climb. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow The Builders m COE Students Wilma Lassing assists Dr. Robert L. Cayse, Dentist. Brother Joseph instructs Tom Kennedy at St. Pius X Monastery. Paul Roth and Lawrence Greishaber ot Greishaber's Market. Sharon McGreary secretary for Mr. William Vines at the Festus Junior High School. Mr. Robert Lewis and Art Porterfield at Texaco Motors. Judi Lawrence and Mr. Bert Reber at Jefferson County Press Times. Robert Rhineberger and Mrs. Helen Finkle at Stoplight Fruit Market. Fred Laster and Paul Tuller shown at Daily News Democrat. 114 Marc Hayden shown with Mrs. Pat Wynn at Western Auto Parts. Are Employed Mike Posch and Mrs. Helen Finkle at Stoplight Fruit Market. Ronnie Dili and manager Lee Beckemeyer Gary Waymire is instructed by Bob at Gannon's Market. Turley at Cole Tire Co. The Cooperative Occupational Educational program (COE) is designed to provide an opportunity for students to receive vocational training in a trade while completing a high school education. The principal activity of the group was the Employee-Employer Banquet. Employers were the guests of the students. The following officers were elected: Mike Robinson, President; Bill Fite, Vice President; Wilma Lassing, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Paul Cook, COE coordina- Tom Adams shown with manager Fred Lai-tor. ben. Mr. Marvin Sago and Mike Robinson at Isenman Motors. Bob White and Bob Ruppert at Ruppert's Market. Annual Advertising Lasts Forever NEW is the word to be applied to this conscientious community of Festus. It is reflected in our schools, the dedication of the Ralph B. Tynes Gymnasium, the proposed Junior College, and many other instances. The people of the community have also developed a new awareness of school functions. The businessmen and professional women have provided more financial support and interest in our yearbook than ever before. Through this continued interest the span of communication between the students and the people of the community can be broadened. To you, we say thank you. 116 CITY LOCKER CO. W. W. Walton Chairman of the Citizen's Committee concerning the gymnasium dedication. Ye 7-4667 Telephone YEllowstone 7-6803 P H 0 T 0 F I N I S H I N G C| WILLIAM R. BURCH sj0t0y 3nC. President 203 WALNUT STREET CRYSTAL CITY. MISSOURI QUALITY WORKâFAST SERVICE HERE COMES feuAck . . . ... and it will be your photograph that you and your grandchildren look for first! Thatâs a lot of looking ahead, but it illustrates the everlasting permanence... the everlasting interest...of a photograph. 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AUTO GLASS SHOP Manufacturers of Quality â Mirrors Ornamental â Mirrors STOPLIGHT AUTO SALES Window Glass Table Tops Don Hudson Leo Gebhardt Crystal City Missouri E. 1. Henderson F. G. Henniger AAA Service Day and Night COMMUNITY MOTOR SERVICE Highway 61-67 â Crystal City, Mo. YE 7-5774 General Auto Repairing and Overhauling Bear Wheel Aligning Service Body and Fender Work Brake Service DOUGLAS SERVICE LAIBEN-LOESCH REALTORS STATION TO BUY, SELL, OR INSURE Old Hwy 61-67 at Joachim CALL US. Herculaneum, Mo. Office 6th Highway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. Wholesale Fruits Produce Bill Green Son TWIN CITY PRODUCE Daily Delivery Pevely, Missouri Tel. Grover 9-5905 P.O. Box 265 THE JEFFERSON COUNTY PRESS-TIMES ALL THE NEWS Every Week The Trr-Cities Leading Newspaper Phone YE 7-2811 Crystal City, Mo DORSEY Prescription Pharmacy Jefferson County's Only Professional Pharmacy ⢠Prescriptions ⢠Sick Room Supplies ⢠Convalescent Equipment ⢠Rubber Goods ⢠Biological? Free Prescription. 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Used Cars Compliments of ARNOLD-CHEVROLET Highway 61-67 at Bailey Road New and Used Cars YE-7-3656 Super Chevrolet Service For Complete INSURANCE See DRAKE INSURANCE Agency Phone YE 7-4446 Crystal City Missouri BIG STOP DRIVE-IN â OUR SPECIALTY â â 3-D HAMBURGER â Highway 61-67 Festus, Mo. Phone YE 7-8766 Air Conditioned Electric and Safti Vent Heat T.V. Kitchenettes Tub â Shower Wall to Wall Carpeting Play Ground Bridal Suites â Owners â Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ray Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ray Festus Crystal City MACLAY CONCRETE, INC. Phone YE 7-2900 Haydite Blocks Ready - Mixed Concrete Metal Windows Festus Crystal City, Mo. TWIN CITY MOTEL Phone YE 7-6003 Trailer Court Facilities LUCAS AUTO SALES AND SERVICE PLYMOUTH AND VALIANT 24 Hour Wrecker Service Day or Night General Auto Repairing and Overhauling BEAR WHEEL ALIGNING BODY AND FENDER WORK FRAME STRAIGHTENING YE 7-5413 207 South Mill Festus, Missouri Compliments ETHELâS BEAUTY SHOP of Ethel Miller, Proprietor LEN'S SERVICE STATION 8 E. Frisco Street Mobile Tires and Tubes Festus, Mo. Mobilubrication Hi way 61-67 YE 7-8723 YE-7-6604 Festus, Mo COLONIAL CLEANERS DRIVE-IN SERVICE Modern Storage Vaults Phone YE 7-6202 200 N. Mill St. Festus, Mo. LONG MERCANTILE GROCERIES â MEATS Hematite, Missouri TRI-CITY INDEPENDENT Fine Offset and Letterpress PRINTING Serving All Your Printing Needs for 49 Years 109 N. Mill Festus YE 7-2736 Phone YE 7-4200 DECLUE MOTOR SERVICE All Mechanical Work Wm. G. DeClue 301 N. Mill Festus, Mo. Compliments of HOWARD INDUSTRIES LOYD SCRUGGS DIVISION Racine, Wisconsin Festus, Missouri J. H. ELECTRIC CO. Hiway 61 67 YE 7-2060 Crystal City Bonded . Residential Wiring . Industrial âInsuredâ . Commercial Wiring Modernizati on Electric Heating YE 7-6284 Skilled Beauticians Festus, Mo. CuKigatt KUT-N-KURL BEAUTY SHOP Festus, Mo. Hillsboro Road Sue Frazier For Water Conditioning Closed on Monday BESAND AUTO ELECTRIC COMPLIMENTS OF Herb Besand, proprietor S. Mill St. SMITTYâS Festus DAIRY Mo. YE 7-3006 CREAM MILL STREET MARKET C. L. Barnhart, Proprietor 503 N. Mill St. Telephone YE 7-5431 Festus, Mo. Compliments of LIBERTY CAFE Hi-Way 61 Crystal City, Missouri Compliments of RECHTER BROS. CLOTHING CO. Festus, Missouri GIFT CHEST JEWELERS Charles Billington Manager 209 Main St. Festus, Mo. YE 7-5007 Compliments of OLD VIENNA POTATO-CHIP SALESMAN 1945 Walton Road St. Louis 14, Mo. HArrison 6-2333 GOODWIN BROS. Hiwoy 61 â 67 YE 7-6087 Festus Missouri SUSIEâS BEAUTY DECKERâS FLORIST SALON Ve 7-5445 FESTUS Phone YE-7-2544 (Flowers for all occasions) 1009 North Fourth St. We - Wire - Flowers - Anywhere JACK N' JILL SHOP 106 Main St. Festus, Mo. Buy With Confidence and Wear With Pride CRYSTAL VILLAGE DRUGS 521 Bailey Road Open to 11 p.m Crystal City, Mo âYour Health Headquartersââ Friendly, courteous serviceâhome ownedâindependent Prescription specialistsâ6 hour film serviceâcosmetics Baby Dept. â Diabetic Supplies Have Your Doctor Call YE 7-2505 SAMUEL LINDER Registered Pharmacist J. C. CHOPâ VOLLMAR GLENNON THOMURE âYOUR PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE AGENTSâ MATTBESSES UPHOLSTERING Crystal City Mattress Upholstering Co. 524 BAILEY ROAD Crystal City. Missouri W. DEVINE YELLOWSTONE 7-2546 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE O. J. Wind, owner Truetone Radios Davis Tires Wizard Batteries 520 Bailey Road Phone YE 7-6279 Crystal City, Mo. BARGAIN MART Festus, Mo. THE DAILY NEWS DEMOCRAT Jefferson County's Only Daily CRYSTAL CITY, MO. FLAT RIVER, MO. Festus Newspaper Missouri CRYSTAL CITY, MO. FLAT RIVER, MO. AL BAKERâS GULF SERVICE Compliments of Route 3 CO-ED BEAUTY SHOP FESTUS 306 South Mill YE 7-5903 ' Festus, Mo. OUR DRIVE-IN F. W. HARTER CO. Home of the Biggie Burger PLUMBING â HEATING Chicken â Steaks â Fish Crystal City-Festus West Main Festus, Mo. YE. 7-6507 Missouri Compliments of E. C. ROBINSON LUMBER CO. The Friendly Yardâ Crystal City Missouri FULTS FLORIST Bailey Road Main Street Crystal City Festus Ye 7-4696 Ye 7-3605 Easton Street DeSoto Gi 6-2375 Zeno, Hazel, Albert FuIts, Owners MANLEYâS SPORT SHOP IT PAYS TO PLAY 304 W. Main Festus, Mo. YE 7-5688 CONGRATULATIONS to the 1964 class of FESTUS R-6 SENIOR HIGH Remember . . . Wherever you make your home thereâs an A P near you!! RAYâS MARKET 501 Ridge Avenue Across from Ice Plant Ray Martin Don DeClue Ye 7-5678 VINYARD FUNERAL HOMES Festus â Crystal City and Herculaneum, Mo. RALPH MAXWELL Distributor Potato ChipsâCandyâSundries Festus, Mo. Compliments of DAVIS AND KNIGHTON BARBER SHOP 217 E. Festus Main St. Missouri Festus TOMâS T.V. COLOR TELEVISION 214 Main St. YE-7-6213 Mo. Closed Monday Ye 7-5905 PONZA PIZZERIA RESTAURANT 508-510 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. Ravioli Spaghetti Steaks Chops Compliments of TRI-CITY ELECTRIC 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 MILLERSâ MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION of Illinois Phone-. Ye 7-2013 John E. Vaughn Res. 847 Vine Street Festus, Missouri Bus. 111A Main Street DREYER PAINT WALLPAPER STORE Main St. YE 7-6000 BECK SALES Maytag and Hot Point Appliances Hardware Yellowstone 7-2252 PORCHEY REALTY Carl J. Porchey ReaijdR 24 Main Street Phone YE 7-2601 SalesâLeasesâRentalsâExchanges Festus, Missouri 4 Main Street ALEXANDER OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Festus, Missouri WHITE GRILL Ellman Building, Bailey Road Crystal City,-!Mo. National Home Cooking Plate Lunches Delicious Sandwiches Supplies Office Machines Typewriters Sales â Service Stationery Desks and Files Adding Machines Rentals â Repairs Phone YEllowstone 7-2813 H. M. Alexander, President 6 Hamburgers for $1.00 âTake Out Ordersâ Main Street Festus, Missouri Compliments of COOPERâS NEW SHOES â SHOE REPAIR Festus Parking Lot LEA FURNITURE COMPANY FESTUS Festus, Mo. MISSOURI 5toptolllt DRIVE - IN Stop at the STOPLIGHT DRIVE-IN Hiway 61 and Bailey Road Crystal City Missouri Eat-at-the-StopI ight HAROLD ABEL SERVICE STATION Main St. Recapping Service Good Year Tires Sinclair Station Phone Ye 7-7201 FRED ISENMAN MOTORS, INC. Lin Counts, President Telephones: YE 7-4611 and YE 7-4612 Festus, Missouri GASEN REXALL STORE âBest Wishes from Employeesââ 404 W. Main YE 7-3323 Festus, Mo. things gO better.i .-with Coke Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Highway 61-67 Crystal City Missouri YE 7-2052 STOP AT THE GATEWAY Good Food With Outing Atmosphere Sandwiches â Soft Drinks Sundaes â Malts 224 Main Street Festus, Mo. FESTUS MUSIC HOUSE Lowest Prices of All Musical Instruments and Accessories Modern Guitar Lessons Rico Clarinet Reeds 194 GANNONS Quality Groceries, Produce, Meats Festus, Missouri 600 Sunshine Drive âWhere Your Business Is Appreciated Phone YE 7-3653 Compliments of OVERBERG DECORATING Festus, Mo. YE 7-3167 CENTRAL REXALL DRUGS Where Pharmacy Is a Profession Phone 7-3400 123 Main St. Festus, Mo. JEFFERSON COUNTY Compliments MUSIC of CENTER HERBâS SPECIALTY RecordsâInstrumentsâMusical Accessories HAIRCUTTING SHOP 240 Main St. Festus, Mo. Ye 7-4205 Main St. Festus, Mo. LOVELACE FURNITURE AND LINOLEUM MART 5 E Main St. YE 7-5011 Festus, Missouri YE 7-4648 Festus, Mo. STATE FARM INSURANCE Robert J. Graham Harold McFerron Don Golterman Robert Brase C. N. HOLLIGAN BRICK CONTRACTOR Rural Route One Yellowstone 7-2255 Festus, Mo. Bowling Compliments of THUNDERBIRD LANES 215 Cave Drive Festus, Missouri owners Sue and Roland Morris LLOYD N. THUESEN Professional Assistance for Your COMPLETE INSURANCE NEEDS Ye 7-5181 Festus, Mo. Compliments of ARMOUR AGRICULTURE CO. Skate at Beautiful CAVELAND ROLLER RINK For special rates for churches, groups, and organizations Phone Ye 7-4385 or Ye 7-8877 Compliments of SMITH JEWELRY Irene Smith Mgr. and Owner THEODOROâS RESTAURANT MFA INSURANCE âHome of good food since 1923 COMPANIES UNEXCELLED CATERING SERVICE SSSi ANYWHERE IN A. ELMO BLUM, AGENT JEFFERSON COUNTY Citizens Bank Bldg. 530 Bailey Road Festus, Mo. Crystal City, Mo. Ye 7-3118 YE 7-2903 ik. STORE YOUR â âOOLENS andFURS cin VAULT QUALITY CLEANERS Shirts Expertly Laundered and Finished Use Our Drive-In in the Rear Newest Equipment Joe L. Harris Yellowstone 7-4244 VANITY FOOTWEAR Shoes for the Family Weatherbird â for the Children Velvet Step â for the Ladies City Club â for the Men Phone YE 7-2100 212 Main St. Festus, Mo. COMPLIMENTS KROGERâS BLUE WILLOW CAFE Barney Henry Laiben 211 Main Street Festus, Missouri 6 Hamburgers to go for $1 Ye 7-8703 â˘CLINTON INSURANCE AGENCY For All Your Insurance Needs Phone YE 7-6666 Festus Missouri General Index Offices ....................... 6,7 Classrooms and Teachers .... 8,9 10,11,12,13,14,15,22,23, 28,48,49,50,51,52 Spanish Club.................... 14 Library ..................... 16,17 Student Council ............. 18,19 Senior Play...................20,21 Honor Society.................24,25 Senior Mothers ................. 26 Band and Chorus...............32-37 Cafeteria........................31 Homecoming Activities.......38-43 Tiger Crowning ............. 44-45 Planned Progress .............. 46 Debate ........................ 47 Style Show .................... 51 F-Club ........................ 52 G.A.A....................... 56-57 Pep Squod.......................58 Basketball...................59-61 Football ................... 62-64 Senior Class................ 66-76 Junior Class.................77-86 Sophomore Class............. 87-93 Career Day ..................94-95 Music ..................... 96-99 Track ................... 100-101 Girls' Athletics............. 102 Baseball ................ 103-105 Prom..................... 106-107 Spring Debate.................108 Summer Workshop ............. 109 Commencement ............ 110-111 Senior Trip.................. 112 C.O.E................. 15,114-115 Advertisements .............. 116 Index BOARD OF EDUCATION Moore, Heuby .... 32,33,35,96,99 Drake, Ben .... 96,97,99,101,111 Harry Long, President . . 4,9,40,41 Morris, Mrs. Helen 12,23,60 Fleig, Brenda .... 96,97,99 Charles W. Vogt . . . . 4,40 Nickless, Cloyd E 9,1 1,15,66 Gerber, Darla . .. Ill R. Winthrop Johnson . . . . . . . 4,40 Oetting, Harold 23,52,59,60 Halbert, Mike . . . . 96,97,99 W. Edwin Evans . . . . 4,40 Page, Michael 29,52,59,60 Hughes, Sandra . . . 96,99 Harry L. C. Weier . . 1,4,41 Robinson, Mrs. Polly .... 28 Jackson, Gary . .. . 99 A. J. Kirby 4,40 Shoush, Robert .. . 6,29 Kearns, Stephanie . 99,111 Ralph B. Tynes 1,4,40,41 Terry, Daniel . . 21,22 Leonard, Jerry . . . 101 Charles H. Dreyer .. 1,4,40 Nickoles, Coach .... 63 Lilly, Kay 99 Mrs. Sara M. Wood . . . . . . 1,4,40 Crain, Coach 103,104 Loesch, Sharon . . . 99 Lucas, Mary 96 FACULTY Bauman, Edward .... 53 Lucas, Roy (Butch) .. 103,104 Castleberry, Mrs. Gladys . 2,22,62 Coleman, Mrs. Wallace, R.N. . . 7 McClenahan, Karen 39 Clippard, 49 Curtis, Mrs .... 31 Pyle, Mary 99 Cook, R. Paul 7,15,115 DeBoor, Mrs ... . 31 Prudkin, Norah . .. 99,110 DeClue, Mrs. Clayton . . . . . . 6,31 Grindstaff, Lloyd .... 53 Secrease, Herbert . 103 Dreyer, Mrs. Cora 23,24,77 Hill, Clyde .... 53 Trigg, Becky 96,99 Dugan, Robert ... 11,46,47,48,49, House, Mrs . . 26,31 Turley, Michael . . 94,103,108,111 50,87,108 Mayberry, Mrs . . . . 31 Wilfong, Donna . . . 94,99 Elkins, Warren 15 Wilson, Bill . . 96,97,99,100 Godwin, Murrel 48,52,62,63 SENIOR CITIZENS Uding, Judy . . . . 44,45,111 Hamilton, Miss Janet . . . . 50 Burkart, Lester 2 Hoggard, Frank 29 Castleberry, Mrs. Gladys . . . 2,22 SENIORS Holligan, Mrs. Genevieve . . 16,18, Church, Mrs. Gail 2 Abernathy, Sheryl . . .. 11,20,21,24 19,26,27,109 Ross, Lewis 2 25,34,36,42,43,45,46,58,66, Holmes, Miss Lucille .... . .. 28,62 67,96 Huter, Miss LaVonne . . . 10 ALUMNI Abrams, Ronald . . 50,58,67 Johnson, Martin S. ... 35,87,96,97 Arnold, Iva . . 42,43 Acton, Terry 26,35,67 Litton, Howard C . 7,38,94 Bay, Richard ... 100 Akins, James 10,32,37,45,67 Manley, Mrs. Sarah .... 11,14,15, Bollinger, Dwight 100,101 Akins, Marilyn . . . 12,13,17,45,55, 24,77 Boyer, Linda 96,97,99 56,57,58,60,67,82,106,109 McCullough, Mrs. Willa Mae . . 10 Brickey, Tom . . 96,99 Amelung, Barbara . . 55,67 Mitchell, Mrs. Helen . . . ... 55,56 Casey, James 103,104 Arnold, Richard . . . 67 Moody, Miss Dorus . 8,26,66 Cockrell, Kathleen .... 99 AuBuchon, Dennis . .... 14,30,67 156 Bachmann, Ronald .... 11,39,42, 43,45,52,62,63,64,65,66,67,100 Baker, Gail ................9,35,67 Barnes, Gloria .... 17,51,54,56,67 Barnes, Linda.................35,67 Batchelor, Richard...... 43,45,52, 59,60,67,99,101 Becker, Donald . . . 24,32,37,48,67 Beffa, August........ 15,49,67,115 Barnhart, Linda .. 11,18,19,24,36, 45.47.58.68.99.108 Beiser, Elaine .............. 11,68 Beiser, Kenneth .................68 Blow, Ronald.............. 37,48,68 Blow, Steve ........... 17,37,48,68 Borusiewich, Judith . . 19,20,24,25, 36.45.56.58.68 Boyer, Leslie..... 11,34,35,36,43, 44,46,51,68,99 Burkart, Charlene ... 11,12,13,24, 36,46,58,68 Bryant, Sandra .. 10,12,13,40,45, 51,55,56,57,58,65,68,102,106 Burley, Eileen ............ 8,26,69 Caldwell, Jane . . 12,24,45,69,109 Caner, Cevdet ... 11,19,27,40,44, 46.62.63.64.69 Cantrell, Barbarasue ... 11,25,36, 46.69 Carrow, Genevieve ......... 9,10,20 21.69 Carrow, Mitchell ................69 Casey, Ruth..................... 11 Chapman, Brenda................9,69 Chappue, Robert . . . 12,13,17,20, 21,37,47,49,69,99 Charleville, John ........ 15,30,69 Chmela, Mike................. 15,69 Cornman, Joyce............... 10,69 Cox, Van......... 43,45,50,52,62,64, 70.103.104 Cutler, Donna ......... 36,41,44,51 58,69,99 Davis, John...... 18,24,33,37,43, 44,45,47,52,59,60,62,63,64, 69,97,99,103,104,108,109 Davis, Tana...... 25,30,36,40,44, 51,54,55,56,57,58,60,70,82, 102,109 Decker, Larry .... 20,32,34,35,37, 43.52.70.97.99.109 Dill, Ronald ......... 15,49,70,115 Downing, Gerald . . . 43,45,49,52, 70.103.104 Dyle, Mary Anne . . . 8,9,17,26,35, 66.70 Ellis, Janet....................70 Evans, Kathleen...... 12,13,36,45, 58,70,96,99,102,109 Evans, Tom........ 37,40,43,62,64, 65,70,101 French, Barry ................. 71 Fiorini, Barbara................71 Galloway, James .... 20,37,59,70 Gomel, Hedi ......... 15,24,25,55, 56,58,70 Garrett, Jean ................. 71 Gerber, Mercedes........ 10,14,36, 46.71 Gilliam, Brenda.................71 Govero, Diana .... 9,12,13,17,18, 19,20,21,24,36,39,42,43,45,58, 60,71,99,109 Govero Gloria . . 9,24,36,51,58,71 Grindstaff, Patricia . . . 17,26,58,71 Hacker, Geneva ................ 71 Haeusler, Gary . . . 11,24,25,33,42, 43,44,52,59,60,61,62,64,71,96, 101 Harrison, Darlene...............72 Hasse, Joyce............. 11,15,72 Herbst, Davis.................. 72 Hoffman, Judy.............17,24,71 House, Robert .... 23,24,33,37,42, 43,46,52,62,63,64,66,72, 96,97,99,103,104,109 Huber, JoAnn .... 10,13,24,25,32, 34,35,36,51,54,56,57,58, 72,97,99 Hughes Bobette . . 12,18,20,24,36, 43,44,45,51,56,58,60,65,72, 96,99,109 Jackson, Alicia . . . 20,21,33,35,36, 51,54,55,56,58,72,102 Jackson, Carole...... 35,55,58,72 Kennedy, Rometta ........ 26,35,72 Kennedy,Tom ...........- 15,72,114 Knobloch, Stanley........... 52,73 Kohler, Cheryl ... 20,21,36,38,72 Kyle, Anevia...... 15,26,56,57,73 Lalumondier, Norman .........30,73 LaMure, Michael . . 20,40,43,44,45, 46,62,63,64,73,100 Lassing, Wilma ...... 11,12,13,15, 54,73,109,114 Lawrence, Judy.......10,12,13,15, 73,114 LeGrand, Terry . . 20,32,33,34,37, 43,45,52,73,96,99,102,103,104 Litton, Thomas............ 16,52,73 Lorch, Pamela ............ 34,35,73 Lovely, Mary Lou........ 15,24,25, 55,56,58,73 McNeil, Jacqueline......12,18,20, 21,25,32,35,44,54,56,58, 73,108,109 McCreary, Sharon .... 15,73,114 Morris, Terri...... 12,13,33,35,51, 73,109 McClenahan, Barbara . . 14,32,40, 54,56,57,58,74 Meyers, Gregory .... 11,30,33,74 Morrison, Joe................ 49,74 O'Brien, Stewart . . 52,58,62,64,74 Oberle, Mike . . 20,21,33,34,37,74 Perryman, Marvin.......... 15,35,74 Porterfield, Arthur .... 15,74,114 Porchey, Carl ........ 20,21,24,25, 47,74,108,109 Ramsey, Wanda...............31,74 Reifsteck, Larry........ 37,49,74 Reynolds, Harry James . . 50,52,74 Robinson, Michael .. 12,15,74,115 Roth, Lester .. 11,24,25,48,75,109 Santschi, Sue .... 17,26,35,56,75 Smith, Donna ................... 75 Smith, Jayne....... 8,34,35,54,75 Sneathern, Jerry ............ 46,75 Spindler, David........... 17,66,75 Staley, Virginia.................75 Sweeney, Thomas......... 30,43,52, 59,60,76 Tuller, Paul ............ 15,75,114 Tucker, Ronald............... 11,75 Uding, Lowell............. 33,52,76 Vachelek, James......... 11,24,48,76 Vaughn, Michael ... 11,20,21,39, 40,43,44,52,62,64,66,76,101 Wansley, Danny .... 11,15,38,43, 52,59,60,61,62,63,64,76 Warriner Jacqueline ........ 24,25, 32,34,36,58,76,99 Weidensohler, Janet .... 16,24,76 Weidenbenner, David ............ 76 Weaver, Ann .......... 20,24,36,51, 58,76,96,97,99 Whaley, Janet........... 11,36,76,99 White, Marilyn................46,76 Williams, Rose ........... 56,57,76 Willm, Susan ......... 14,18,19,20, 21,24,25,33,34,36,47,58,76, 99,108 157 JUNIORS Ackman, Leonard ............... 78 Adams, Thomas .......... 15,78,115 Akins, Donald .............. 30,78 Alcorn, Darlene ......... 36,58,78 Allgire, Robert ............... 78 Althauser, Claudia . . 25,32,33,36, 55.78.96.99 Backy, Anthony.............. 16,78 Bakan, Carol............. 17,57,78 Bayer, James .................. 78 Beaird, John .................. 78 Becker, Warren ............. 30,78 Bland, Cassandra ...............78 Blucker, Kenneth . . . 63,64,78,101 Boettger, John ................ 78 Bolle, Sally ........ 25,31,56,57, 58,78,102 Bousiewich, Nick .... 19,37,63,64, 78,86,99 Boyer, Kenneth .......... 63,64,78 Bradford, Joan ...... 25,54,56,57, 58,78 Brewer, Pam ......... 40,54,55,56, 57,58,78 Buechting, James . . . 37,52,78,103 Burger, Bill ................30,78 Burgan, John ................. 79 Burkard, Betty ....... 15,35,55,79 Callahan, Gayle .. . 25,32,35,36, 39,43,58,60,79,85,99,109 Carrow, Diane......... 12,17,25,33, 36.58.79.99 Casey, Marcella ............... 79 Chamberlain, Mike ............. 86 Chapman, Barbara .............. 79 Chappue, Gerald .... 25,37,79,99 Chmela, Christie .... 30,40,54,55, 56,57,58,79 Collins, Sandra . . 17,26,35,36,79 Cook, Lucretia .......... 36,51,79 Cook, Richard............ 37,79,99 Courtois, Carol ......... 36,56,79 Covington, Larry.............15,79 Davies, Sharon Linda........17,79 Dutton, Ronald ....... 15,33,49,79 Esch, Carolyn................35,79 Estok, Sandra................35,79 Fallert, Donald..............52,79 Faulkner, Terry.......... 15,74,79 Ferguson, Charlotte .... 26,35,79 Fite, Bill ............. 15,79,115 Francis, Judy............ 31,35,80 Franklin, Paul...............37,80 Frasier, Melberta ....... 10,36,80 Frazier, Larry....... 52,59,64,80, 103,105 Funk, Jim...... 18,25,32,34,37,59, 60,80,86,96,99,109 Gomel, Mike...............31,48,80 Gansner, Joy......... 25,36,40,51, 54.56.57.80 Gansner, Joyce....... 36,40,51,54, 56,57,80 Geiler, Linda.............31,58 80 Gerber, Daniel..............80,104 Gibbs, Terry. 11,18,19,22,25, 33,37,46,47,80,86 Gokin, Beverly...............31,80 Goodwin, Steve........ 37,48,49,80 Gresham, George . . . 22,33,37,52, 63,77,80,85,96,99,103,105 Guenther, Selene .... 15,36,56,80 Hall, Beverly. 25,26,36,80,99 Hayden, Marc............ 15,80,114 Heddell, Pam ........ 32,34,36,58, 80,96,97,99 Hill, Don ................ 49,74,80 Hill, Sue....................35,80 Hogenmiller, Elona ......... 36,80 Humphrey, Geraldine....... 25,35, 31,81 Hunt, Dennis....................81 Jones, Aloma....................86 Joplin, James ................. 81 Kassel, Glenn ................. 81 Kearns, Cynthia...........36,81,99 Keathley, Martin ........ 37,79,81 Keen, Tim ........ 22,32,34,37,50, 81,96,99,102 Kennedy, Sue ............ 31,35,81 Kimberlih, Scotty . . . 15,64,81,100 King, Judy......... 25,32,34,36,39, 55,56,58,60,81,102,109 Klobe, David ............... 15,81 Klobe, Mary........ 55,56,81,102 Klobe, Shirley ................ 81 Kozark, Jerry ................ 59 Lalumondier, Fred ... 14,52,59,61, 81,103,105 33.35.37.81 .....55,81 ..... 31,81 25,26,33,35, 36,81,99 Lilly, Marla ........ 25,32,33,34, 35,36,58,81,99,102 Linde, Feme........... 35,54,58,81 Lorts, Irvin .... 30,52,81,103,105 Lovelace, Jack....... 18,52,59,60, 63,64,82,86,103,105 Lucas, Janet ...... 17,31,32,34,47, 58.82 Madison, Carol .... 9,25,32,35,82 Martin, JoAnn ....... 11,25,33,36, 40,46,55,56,57,58,82 Mayberry, Paula .... 25,33,34,35, 36,82,96 Meyer, Francis....... 37,65,77,82 Miller, Joyce ........... 8,3.1,82 McClenahan, Donna . . . 32,34,55, 56,57,58,82,102 McClenahan, Phyllis . . . 36,55,56, 57,58,82,102 McClenahan, Karen....... 11,46,47, 56,58,82 McCormack, Anita . . 25,32,35,36, 82,99 McKee, Lynn ....... 56,57,58,79,82 McKnight, Carol ______ 35,36,79,82 Noce, Rebecca ....... 25,56,57,58, 77,79,82,85 Oswald, Beverly .... 14,25,32,34, 36,47,82,96,99 Page, Elmer.....................86 Page, Lynn .................... 82 Parriott, Sylvia .... 25,54,56,57, 58,82,109 Peters, Don ............. 25,82,99 Politte, Sharon ...... 30,56,58,82 Pope, Carl ............. 64,82,101 Pope, Donald .................. 83 Pope, Ronald ......... 14,63,64,83 Posch, Mike............. 15,83,115 Prather, Gary ........ 52,62,64,83 Pratt, Linda ...................83 Pyle, JoAnn ................ 35,83 Rariden, Carlton ........ 32,34,83 Reifsteck, Danny .... 52,63,64,83 Renfro, Wayne........ 25,52,64,83, 100 Rhineberger, Robert . . . 15,83,114 Rigdon, Diana........ 26,34,35,36, 83,85 Ritter, Linda ..... 25,26,35,56,83 Robinson, Robert .... 25,32,33,35, 37.83 Roehrs, Jerry............ 37,83,99 Rosener, Rosemary........... 14,83 Roth, Linda ................... 83 Roth, Paul .......... 15,22,83,114 Santschi, John..................83 Schumer, Shannon . . . 17,35,65,83 Lednick, Mike . . Lee, Vickie .... Leutzinger, Alice Lieber, Linda . . . 158 Scott, Sheryl ... 11,36,42,43,46, 58,60,77,83,109 Shoush, John ......... 14,19,22,25, 32,37,59,61,64,84,86,96,97, 99,102,103,105,109 Siebert, Paul ...................84 Sinclair, Claudia ........... 35,84 Sipp, Mike ............ 15,35,37,84 Skaggs, Donna ............... 35,84 Skelton, Charles .... 32,35,37,78, 84.99 Smith, Herbert .............. 15,84 Smith, Larry ................... 84 Smith, Roy.......................84 Smith, Spencer ................. 84 Stearns, Diana . . . 25,26,31,35,84 Sullens, Darlene .... 25,32,33,35, 36,58,77,84,99 Summers, John . . . 33,37,59,64,77, 84.99 Sumpter, Terry .... 22,37,84,85,77 Tharp, Kim ........... 25,36,51,56, 57,58,84,99 Thurman, Marvin .... 33,37,49,84, 96.99 Tindall, Mary.......... 25,36,84,99 Tipton, Dale ................... 84 Tynes, Patti ...... 25,26,32,35,36, 39,43,55,56,58,60,82,85, 99,102,109 Vest, Glenda .... 26,36,56,57,58, 85,99,102 Wagner, John ................ 52,85 Walker, Suzanne .......... 25,36,85 Waymire, Gary............ 15,85,115 Wegmann, Larry .......... 25,33,34, 37,52,85,96,102,103 Welch, Louetta ....... 32,33,35.36, 55,56,58,85,99,102 Welch, Sandra ........ 14,32,33,35, 36,58,65,85,96,99 White, Drena ......... 14,25 26,32, 33,35,56,58,85 White, Robert ... 15,30,49,85,115 Whittington, Ronald..............85 Wiese, Donna ............ 36,40,56, 57,77,85 Williams, Lois................36,85 Williams, Preston .... 33,34,35,85 Willoughby, Mary . . 25,32,33,35, 36,56,58,85 Wren, Thomas............. 18,85,100 Wright, Gary..................64,85 Young, Alfred ............... 52,85 SOPHOMORES Adams, Barney . .... 10,15,17,22, Algiere, Edith . . 49,88 16,88 Algiere, Jerry . . 60,88 Arnold, Terry . . 88 Bahr, Dennis . . 37,60,88,99 Bailey, Herbert . 63,64,88 Baker, Dennis . . 88 Barnhart, Dennis .... 18,19,22,46, Bates, Gerald .. 47,78,88 22,88 Beffa, JoAnn . . . . . 26,35,56,57,86 Beiser, Carole . . 88 Bishop, Kenneth 22,48,88 Brooks, Linda . . 56,57,58,88 Brown, Donna . . . 40,42,43,56,57, Burgee, James . 58,87,88 30,88 Burger, Kathy . , 22,88 Burkett, Marilyn 9,17,26,36, Burley, William . 51,56,57,88 88 Burris, Barbara . 35,88 Candler, Doug . . . . . 30,52,88,100 Carr, Sammye . 10,88 Carron, Ellen . . . ... 9,22,51,57,88 Carrow, Susan . . .... 14,36,40,51, Carter, Philip . . 55,56,57,58,88 .... 15,25,60,64, Casey, Janice .. 88,100 . . 11,14,25,36,46, 58,88 Charleston, Raymond . . . 15,60,88 Clay, Frances . . 9,31,88 Cook, Brenda . . 31,89 Cook, Kermit . . . . . 30,37,60,64,89 Crump, David . . . . 33,34,37,89,96, Crump, Jeanne . 97,99 ... . 25,36,56,58, Culton, David . . 89,99 . ... 14,64,89,103 Dallas, Mary . . . 31,89 Dann, Nora . . . ... . 36,55,56,57, Derque, Jad . . . . 58,89 . 11,19,25,32,33, 34,37,46,47,64,89,96,97,99 Dill, Terry 89 Dixon, Sharlene .... 11,15,46,89 Dugan, Karen . . . ... 25,56,57,58, Dyle, Robert . . . . 89,93 .... 15,37,60,89 Easley, Stan . . . 89 Edinger, John . . 89 Elfrank, Linda .. .. 35,56,57,58,89 Elliott, Beverly ................ 89 Elliott, Carol .................. 89 Ellington, Dan ............... 33,89 Evans, Lee ................... 60,89 Fallert, Mike ................... 89 Felgate, Don ................. 15,89 Fleig, Mary ............ 10,26,35,89 Franks, Peggy.............. 36,58,89 French, Robert ............ 25,60,86 Frye, James................... 64,89 Galloway, Diane .... 14,26,35,58, 86 Gerber, DeeAnn .... 14,35,36,89 Greer, Paul ......................89 Grooms, Eddie......... 14,33,35,37, 47,90,102 Hampton, Sandra........... 14,56,57, 58,90 Harmon, Kenneth ................. 90 Harmon, Ronald .................. 90 Henderson, Arthur .. . 15,37,59,64, 90,101 Hill, Kenneth ................ 64,90 Holligan, Larry .... 27,64,90,101 Hubbard, Sandra .... 35,43,90,99 Hull, Terry................ 14,25,90 Ipeck, Clinton .................. 90 James, Gene.......................86 James, Marsha ................... 90 James, Ronnie.....................64 Jesse, Hugh ........... 14,60,90,100 Johnson, Glenda . . . 10,22,33,34, 35,36,56,57,58,90,102 Johnston, Patty . . . 22,31,40,58,90 Jones, Diana......................50 Kavlick, Barbara ............. 36,90 Kempster, John . . . 11,35,37,46,90 Kennedy, Virginia .... 9,54,55,56, 57.90 Kent, Leroy ..................... 86 Kent, Sue ....................... 90 Kinder, Sharon .................. 90 Knobloch, Linda .... 36,40,56,57, 58.90 Kyle, Juanita ............. 56,57,90 Labrot, Robert....................90 LaPlant, Barbara . . . 14,25,43,56, 57,58,90 Lee, Charles .................... 86 Linder, Joel....... 25,52,63,64,90, 100 Litton, James.............. 33,34,90 Love, Julia ............... 32,46,90 Lovely, Robert .............. 30,91 159 Lucas, Kenny ............. 14,37,9] 103,105 Lucas, Terry....... 22,32,34,37,91, 96,99,102 Luke, JoAnn .............. 14,25,91 Magraw, Eddie . . 37,63,64,91,101 Mahue, David ................... 91 Mangin, Ronnie ................. 91 Markotay, Brenda . . . 17,36,51,55, 56,57,58,91 Meeks, Juanita ................. 91 Mitchell, Robert ............... 86 Moreland, Farrell .............. 91 Moses, Jimmy........... 15,52,64,91 Murphy, Mike.............. 30,48,91 McCormack, Clyde.......... 10,22,37 46,64,91 McGuire, Fred .................. 91 McGougan, David . . 52,64,91,100 McNeil, Pat ....... 19,32,33,34,37, 50,91 Nausley, James .............. 14,91 Ogden, John ................. 50,91 Olinger, Norval ................ 91 Olinger, Paul ................... 86 Owsley, Jean .................... 18 Parker, Robert...................91 Parker, Shirley..................91 Peferein, Eugene.......... 11,46,86 Porterfield, Terry ............. 91 Pierce, Jim_____ 19,22,25,32,33,35, 37,91,99,102 Propost, Robert...................91 Politte, Pat............................. 102 Pinkley, Paula . . . . 14.22,25,32,35, 36,91 Pullen, Sherry .... 25,36,57,58,87, 91 Pyle, Betty Jean . . . 26,36,92 Rainey, Linda 55,92 Ramsey, Joe . . . 16,25,37,64 92,101 Renfro, Dennis- . .. Reynolds, Linda . . . 35,92 Robbs, Andrew . . . 92 Robinson, Patricia . .... 11,22,36, 46,56,57,92 Roehrs, Randy . . . . 37,92 Roth, Patti . . 10,25,36,55, 56,58,92 Rosener, Thomas . . 14,25,92 Rouggly, Bill . . 19,30,37,50, 92,99 Rouggly, Lisa . . 25,40,56,57, 58,92 Rudisaile, Lynn . . . . 19,32,33, 35,36,55,56,58,92 RudlofF, Stephen . . . 92 Sargent, Terry . . . . 92 Sariego, Edward . . 14,33,34, 35,37,87,92,96 Schumer, Bonnie . . . 92 Scott, Robert Ray . . 22,92 Secrease, Patricia . 31,92 Self, Sylvia 36,92 Showen, Sondra . . . . . 11,14,25,36, 46,92 Siebert, Sandy........11,22,33,35, 36,46,92,96,99 Simms, Karen.......... 56,57,58,92 Simms, Raymond .... 15,37,64,92 Simpson, Sheila .. 40,51,56,57,92 Sliz, Frank ................. 25,93 Sloan, Darrell ..................93 Smetzer, Greg ......... 30,31,37,93 Smith, Linda ............. 36,46,93 Speidel, Richard.......... 17,30,93 Stephens, Sandra............. 17,93 Striler, Carol..... 34,35,56,58,93 Stuthers, Carol ................ 93 Sweet, Bob....................59,93 Thomas, Beverly........... 26,35,93 Thomure, Lesley .... 22,32,33,34, 36,93,96 Turner, Marion ........... 56,57,93 Ussery, Margie .............. 55,93 Vinyard, Linda..............8,16,93 Walton, Garrett....... 11,25,33,34, 37,46,47,64,87,93,99 Wansley, Loretta.................93 Ward, Terry.................. 17,93 Werner, Wayne ............ 14,48,93 White, Jacqueline . . . 25,56,58,93 Wiese, Susan.............. 56,58,93 Wighaman, James ................ 93 Williams, Elaine...............8,93 Womack, Bill.......... 10,15,65,93 Wright, Edwina........ 25,36,56,57, 58,93,102 160
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