Festus High School - Piper Yearbook (Festus, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1966 volume:

Volume 39 The buildings were .begun in September 1961 and finished completely in November of 1962. Then came the task of sodding the grounds. Last spring the shrubbery was planted. The most outstanding feature being the tall holly and blue spruce trees between the buildings (Snow scene). The steps at the right descend to the gymnasium. They were begun in August but the rains hindered the progress and they still needed work where the picture was made. They increased the available parking space since wide Westward can be used. The back of the buildings at the bottom show the grace and beauty of the back. The gym at the bottom left and the academic on the right. CONTENTS Introduction .................................................. 1 Curriculum.....................................................20 Sports........................................................ 40 Activities ................................................... 52 Classes....................................................... 72 Advertising ................................................. ]24 FOREWORD Prepare yourself for a journey. You are on your way of reliving the events that have made '66 a successful year. We, the 1966 Tiger Staff, give you a guide to assist you on your way.. Just follow the TIGER PAWS. Guest speaker Include the Honorable Richard Ichord, our Congressman. Leadership institutes the foundation for good administrators. It embodies faithful and unselfish guidance, strong and noble character, courage, and an educated mind—all these factors are found in the great leaders of our day. On these two pages are examples of these characteristics that constitute the leaders for tomorrow. Terry Hull, president of the Honor Society gives speech at Honor Society Induction. Garrett Walton presides over Student Council. 6 Heads of Sports Patty Roth, Glenda Johnston, Susan Carrow, JoAnn Beffa, Karen Johnston, and Sandy Hampton. Marching Band Performs on athletic field. 7 What a Colorful Homecoming Parade Homecoming began for Festus R-6 Senior High School at 2 p.m. October 15 with a parade from the football stadium to downtown. The procession was led by the police and fire department. The F Club was followed by the school band and Sophomore candidate Mary Hampel. Spanish Club officers preceded Sophomore candidate, Faith LeClere. The Senior float, Send Leo to Rio and the senior officers' car preceded the third Sophomore candidate, Becky Welch. French Club officers followed the first junior candidate, Ellen Hancock; Spanish II Club car led junior candidate, Sally Rudloff. The junior float was followed by the last junior candidate Nancy Vaughn. With • the officers of the Honor Society came the first of the senior candidate, Susie Carrow. Preceding the G.A.A. convertible the second senior candidate, Nora Dann; followed by the French II Club officers. The third senior candidate Paula Pinkley, was ahead of the sohomore float and officers. Lynn Rudisaile, the last of the senior candidates, was followed by the pep squad officers and the Sheriff on his horse. Welcome Home Grads the Student Council float was the largest and last in the parade. The local National Guard unit was the final unit. The winning float, Bomb the Lions, bore the theme of the Sophomore Class. The Juniors worked earnestly on their float which had the theme, Sacrifice the Lions. Alumni, guests, and students danced to the music of the Esquires. The majorettes marched to the music of the school band. Sally Rudloff proudly rides through town as a Junior Queen Candidate. King Neptune The Annual Junior-Senior Prom was held Saturday May 15, 1965 in the Ralph B. Tynes Gymnasium. The theme, King Neptune's Court, was an underwater scene. As students entered the lobby, the words King Neptune's Court plus driftwood on the floor and mermaids on the wall made snatches of conversation heard through the previous weeks take meaning. Ferns Linde and Richard Cook promenade. Preceding the Grand March individual couples entered a scene which resembled the ocean floor. To their right, Jerry Algiere (King Neptune) was seated on a gold throne high-lighted by green sequin sea horses. A blue drape complimented the platform on which the throne was placed. Their eyes then focused on the far wall which had been covered with blue, paper draped with fish net, and sprinkled with a rainbow of fish. Re-entering the gym following the promenade. Seniors were pleased to know the success the juniors had with the ceiling, which was a cascade of blues. The twisted construction paper resembling waves added to the feeling of a real ocean. A sunken treasure chest filled with jewels and a boat added to the stage decorations. Immediately all eyes were drawn to the formals when the band began to play. Full skirted formals and semi-full were dominate, with bell shaped and empire waist being recessive. Bouquets of nosegays along with carnations and orchids proved to be most popular. A highlight of the evening was a skit entitled, Prom Troubles , put on by the Sophomore servers. After the intermission, couples slowly trickled out on their way to various after-the-prom parties. Reigns at Prom The hordworking Junior mothers are: Mrs. Virginia Thomas, Mrs. Polly Robinson, Mrs. Sylvia Knobloch, Mrs. Ethel Johnson, Mrs. Kay Galloway, Mrs. Pete Rudisaile, Mrs. Elizabeth Gendron, Mrs. Juneatte Bailey, and Mrs. Dorothy Siebert. 13 Queen Crowned at Homecoming Dance Festus Homecoming dance was held in the gymnasium October 16, 1965 at 8 p.m. Festus High students, alumni, and guests danced to the music of the Esquires. At 9:30 p.m., the crowning ceremony took place. The queen candidates were introduced by Lee Evans. The candidates and their escorts entered the main floor forming a line through which the retiring queen, Gayle Callahan, and her escort, Herbert Bailey, entered first. The candidates were introduced with each couple marching through the line. The candidates wore full length formals for the ceremony. The girls dazzled the audience with beautiful hues of blue, yellow, pink, and white. The President of the F Club, Kenny Hill, announced Susie Carrow as the 1965 Festus Homecoming Queen. Before taking her seat at the throne, Susie exchanged her bouquet and she made her traditional bow to the retiring queen. Lee Evans introduced the queen Candida-dates. The retiring queen, Gayle Callahan, and her escort, Herbert Bailey, marched through the line formed by candidates. FRONT: Lee Eveans, Becky Welch, Mary Hampel, Sally Rudloff, Lynn Rudisaile, Nora Dann, Susan Carrow (Queen), Gayle Callahan (Retiring queen), Paula Pinkley, Ellen Hancock, Nancy Vaughn, Faith LeClere. BACK ROW: Dave Culton, Jimmy Frye, Hugh Jesse, Arthur Henderson, Kenny (President of F Club), David McGougan, Bob Sweet, Garrett Walton, Jim Nausley, David Crump, Doug Candler, Phillip Carter. 14 Homecoming Queen Susan Carrow Tiger Crowning Highlights and Pix. Is Barb laPlant and Lynn Rudisaile bow to the retiring queen. Pix. 2: Olet and Nora receive their flowers from Patty Robinson and Jeanne Crump. 18 Climaxes the Tiger” Year! Pix. 1: Sherry Scott and Lee Evans: stands in for Nicky Borusie-wich) reign as retiring King and Queen for 1966. Pix. 2: Sheila Simpson makes her graceful entrance. Pix. 3: King and Queen candidates were Olet Nuestro, Pat McNeil, Lynn Rudisaile, Jim Nausley, Sandy Hubbard, Bill Rouggly, Ruth Gegg, Hugh Jesse, Sheila Simpson, Allen Siebert, Nora Dann, Patty Robinson and Jeanne Crump crowners. Bob Sweet, Susie Carrow, Lee Evans, Glenda Johnson, Larry Holligan, Paula Pink-ley, Dave Culton, Barb LaPlant, Terry Hull, Sherry Scott, Kenny Hill, and C. C. Harter, Commentator. 19 PERSONNEL AND CURRICULUM Mr. Rolph B. Tynes: Superintendent of Schools. B.S. in Education, Warrensburg State College; M.A. in Education, University of Mo.; Post Graduate Work, Washington University. Mr. Leslie Spurgeon: Assistant Principal. B.S. University of Mo., M.A. University of Mo., Southeast Mo. State, Kansas State, Missouri School of Mines Post Graduate Work. American History. Mr. Robert L. Shoush: Principal. B.S. in Education, Kirksville State College; M.A. in Education, Kirksville State College,- Post Graduate Work. University of Mo. Board of Education Members; Charles Dreyer, Sarah Wood, Edwin Evans, Robert Raley, Wint Johnson, Glen Willm, Charles Vogt, and Harry Long. Education Is the Governing Body of R-6 Schools Mrs. Sarah Wood, secretary to Mr. Tynes. Mrs. Mary Coleman R.N., School nurse. Mrs. Marian De Clue, secretary to Mr. Shoush. Mr. Clyde Hill head custodian Mr. Ed Bauman custodian The Board of Education serves the needs of R-6 School District. It's job becomes larger and more demanding every year. Some of the members have seen the school grow from a few hundred to more than two thousand students. They have been instrumental in planning and building the Elementary and Primary buildings as well as the modern Senior High School. Mrs. Margaret Curtis, head cook. Mrs. Pauline Mayberry, cook. Mrs. Fran Blaha, cook. 23 Specialty Teachers Add Spice Mr. Warren Elkins: B.S. Southeast Mo. State College. M.A. in Education, University of Mo. Graduate Work, Washington University. Driver's Education. Mr. Elkins teaches Drivers Education at the Senior High. He supervises one class each semester. The Isenman Ford agency provides a new model Ford as a training car. Mr. Johnson divides his time between Festus Senior High and Crystal High School. He has 25 students in COE who work part time while taking classes in practical business procedures. He also organized classes in Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Speed Reading, and Drivers Education which were taught to adults and students at night. Mr. Rupert Johnson: A M College, Monticello, Arkansas,- Engineering Certificate (pre-engineering, 2 yrs.) Southeast Missouri State College B.S. in Education. Ind. Arts Math. University of Missouri Ed. Industrial Education C.O.E. Students taking part in COE training are: FIRST ROW: Linda Elfrank, Terry Arnold, Raymond Simms, and Linda Rainey; SECOND: Jerry Drury, Dennis Greenstreet, Jim Boyer, Joe Garrett, Mr. R. Johnson; THIRD: Terry Porterfield, John Gehrs, Don Crump, and Jim Bell; Mr. Elkins supervises as Paul Pope checks the Drivers' Education car. 24 to Curriculum The library is combined with the study hall. The Study Hall chores are shared by several teachers: Mr. Nickless; Mrs. Dreyer; Mrs. Hollmes; and Mr. Spurgeon. Mrs. Hol-ligan and her staff of students take care of library procedures, catalogues and repair books as well as audio visual and special sound equipment. She is the Student Council Sponsor. Mr. Litton has been the counselor for many years. His office contains files on students and is available to students for advice on program planning and changes in schedules. He also has information available on colleges, jobs, and the armed service. He plans and holds a career day biannually. FOURTH: Clinton Ipock, Mike Wagner, Don Felgate, Ricky Speidel; FIFTH: Dennis Baker, Wayne Warner, Terry Dill, David Mahue,- LAST ROW; Mike Fallert, Richard Schumacher, Don Akins, John Ogden, and Bill Burley. Mrs. Genevieve Holligan: Iowa State College, Southeast Mo. State. B.S. Arkansas State. Graduate Work: University of Mo., University of Arkansas, Washington University. Librarian. Mr. Howard Litton: American University, Biarritz, France. B.S. Southeast Mo. State M.A. in Education, University of Mo. School Counselor. Students in Study hall take advantage of the additional time to get class work done. 25 Language Arts Combine Informal and Formal The English Department has three teachers who confine their teaching entirely to English: Mrs. Castleberry, Miss Glore, and Mr. Terry. Four others: Mrs. Manley, Mr. and Mrs. Whit-ener, and Mrs. Morris have English classes along with classes in other fields. Language Arts II and III emphasizes fundamentals-vocabulary, writing, grammar, punctuation, and reading in literature and living. English IV aims to prepare students for college English through literature and writing. Publication aims to teach concise writing and accuracy of reporting daily happenings. Speech teaches the art of oral expression. A student who applies himself in all the Language Arts offered is well qualified to enter the college of his choice. Pic. 2: English IV students are taught how to understand the basic meanings of books. Mrs. Castleberry records voices of her students reciting English III Poems. Mrs. Gladys Castleberry: Mayfield College, Marble Hill, Mo. B.A. in Education, William Jewell. Graduate work University English III, Speech III. Miss Carolyn Glore: B.S. Findlay College, Graduate Work, Southern Illinois University. Mr. Dan Terry: Tennessee Temple College, B.S. Graduate Work University of Mo. English II. Methods To Make an Interesting Year Planned Progress was a project of the speech class and Mr. Terry. They captured $75.00 as the second prize for their presentation of the need for a city park. The debate team is sponsored by Mr. Terry. Their subject of the year was: What policy in labor management would best serve people of the United States? Pic. 1: Planned Progress class listens to explanations of Mr. Terry. Pic. 2: Sophomore debaters are Pam Turley, Judy Govro, Charles Wood, and Luke Lawson. Pic. 3: Ruth Ann Gegg gives her speech on the planned progress project for Festus Senior High. Judy Govro, Pam Turley, Connie Porchey, and Teresa Bair also debate under the direction of Mr. Terry. 27 Gym—Scene of Music and Athletic Performances The music department aims to teach students to enjoy and appreciate good music. Most music students have talent and the desire to go far in this field. This area enjoys an excellent reputation for making Ones at Cape and Columbia and entertaining the town's people and fellow students on many occasions during the year. Mr. Heuby Moore: Bachelor of Music, Central Mo. State College, Warrens-burg. Mo. Graduate Work, University of Kansas. Band, Fundamentals of Music. Mrs. Helen Mitchell: A.A. Degree, Hannibal LaGrange Junior College. B.S. University of Mo. Physiology, Physical Education. Mr. Harold Oetting: B.S. Appalochin State M.S. Mo. State, Warrensburg. P.E. and Coach. Mrs. Mitchell and Mr. Oetting use the gymnasium to conduct their classes simultaneously. On Friday, classes are combined and all students receive lectures on Health. These teachers also organize Intramural athletic teams—Mrs. Mitchell also sponsors G.A.A. and Pep Squad and trains the cheerleaders, and Tigereftes. Mr. Oetting basketball, sponsors the Junior Class and teaches a class in American History. 28 Mr. Martin Johnson: B.ME Murray State College. Mixed Chorus, Girl's and Boy's Glee Club Theory and Harmony, Swing Chorus. Language Lab Enriches French and Spanish Mrs. Sarah Manley: Hendrix College. B.S. University of Mo. Graduate Work, Washington University of Mo. English IV, Spanish 11,111, IV. Trampoline is part of the P.E. Program. Mr. Ben Whitner: B.S. in Education, Southeast Mo. State, French I II, English II. Foreign Languages are gaining in popularity at Festus every year. Over 250 students are enrolled in Spanish and French. There are five Spanish classes taught by Mrs. Manley and Mrs. Whitner, and two French classes taught by Mr. Whitner. Until two years ago Mrs. Man-ley was the only teacher and conducted Spanish I, one year and Spanish II the next. The language lab is the most modern in the area. Mrs. Rhoda Whitner: Es-cuela Normal, Satillo, Mexico. B.S. in Education, Southeast Mo. State Spanish and English III. Mrs. Janet Broderick, another student teacher, explains the basic elements of Girl's Basketball to Alice Zimmerman, Becky Welch, and Helen Barnes. 29 Art Projects Are Creative and Practical The Art Department has 3 teachers: one veteran, Murrel Godwin and two new teachers. Stanley Rubottom replaced John Clippard, who retired last year and Mrs. Marlene Hart has brought different ideas and techniques to the art department. At each new season, the art department has contributed outstanding bulletin boards. Their Christmas decoration was unique and lovely. Each teacher was presented with a handmade wreath, snowman, Santa Claus holder, village, and nativity scenes. A new class. Allied Arts, seek to enrich the students appreciation of Fine Arts, Music, and Literature. It is a study of the relationship between the three to enlarge the students outlook. The Practical art department seeks to give boys the know-how to make useful items and a background for engineering, carpentry, and the electrical field. PIX. 1—Mrs. Hart demonstrates helpful art techniques to David Crump. PIX. 2—Linda Kloth, Kermit Cook, and Gary Weichalt help make Christmas decorations for each classrooms. PIX. 3—Suzanne Shain exhibits talent in portraying Mrs. Margaret Gill's son in a charcoal drawing. Mr. Stanley Rubottom, Flat River Jr. College, B.S. Southeast Mo. State. Drafting, Generals Metals, Woodwork, Applied Electricity. Mrs. Marlene Hart, B.S. in Secondary Education, Quincy Illinois State College, Southeast Mo. State College. Art, Allied Art. Mr. Murrel Godwin, B.S. in Education, Southeast Mo. State, Graduate Work, University of Mo. Physiology, Physical Education, General Shop. This Christmas decoration made by Ronald Bieser and David Chotrow is an example of the many art projects finished throughout the year. Mr. Rubottom directs his attention to Randy Roehrs and Wayne Woods, while using Shop Equipment. Pix 2-7th hour Home Economics Class III Pix 3-6th hour Home Ec II Mrs. Jarvis is a new teacher this year. She divides her time between the Senior and Junior High Schools. One fine project of her classes was the Christmas Tea which upheld the fine tradition of originality and beauty. The practical arts of sewing, cooking, homemaking, and child care are included in the courses taught. 32 Enrich Graceful Home Living Many familiar faces were brought back to their Alma Mater, December 23, 1965. A Christmas Tea, sponsored by the Festus Senior High School Home Economics Department, was responsible for this reunion. This social affair followed the Candlelight Service. Alumni mingled through the crowd trying to find old class mates. After doing so they began to reminisce their old high school days with each other. Many graduates now brought a new husband or wife, and even in some cases their small children. The seniors of today will learn the value of the Christmas Tea. For they will be the ones returning to these halls trying to relive pleasant memories. New Methods Pam Cutler and Greg Aubuchon explore the wonders of the water world in Biology. Examining the human body in Physiology are Leslie Thomure, Nora Dann, and Janice Casey. Mr. Hoggard and Mr. Weatherford divide their teaching between the Junior and Senior High Schoojs. Mr. Hoggard teaches Chemistry and Physics while Mr. Weatherford has two classes in biology. The well-equipped science department provides an excellent laboratory for their teaching. Mr. Frank Hoggard: B.S. Southeast Mo. State, Graduate Work: University of Colorado, M.S.T. University of Missouri at Rol-la. Physics and Chemistry. Mr. Jerry Weatherford: B.S. in Biology, Lambuth College, Graduate work: North Carolina State. Darlene Williams and John Clay try to solve an Algebra problem. As Paula Pinkly and Dave Culton observe. Miss Diefenbach explains a Stimulates Interest in Science and Mathematics Miss Lucile Holmes: B.S. In Education, Southwest Mo. State. M.A. in education. University of Mo. Graduate work, Miami University, Oklahoma State, Purdue, Washington University. Algebra 1,11; Trig and Math Anal. Mr. Robert Pryor: B.S. in Chemistry, University of Arkansas, Graduate Work: Central Missouri State; University of Missouri at Rolla. Geometry and Funct. Math I. Mathematics has four teachers. Miss Holmes has four classes; Mr. Pryor and Mr. Shoush teach Geometry. Miss Shirley Diefenbach also did her practice teaching under Miss Holmes. Many studems have gone on to college to major in Mathematics and are teaching. Social Studies Department Changes to Mrs. Cora Dreyer: B.S. Southeast Mo. State Graduate Work, Washington University, St. Louis University, Northeast Mo. State. Social Studies III, Economics Sociology, Psychology. Mrs. Helen Morris: Winthrop College, A.B. Furman University, Graduate Work; Northeast Mo. State, State University of Iowa, Washington University, University of Mo. Publications, World History. Anna Brown and Randall Ftazier work hard to get points on American History papers. 36 Mr. C. E. Nickless: Hannibal LaGrange, A.B. Southeast Mo. State University of Kansas City, Washington University, Southern Illinois University, Missouri University. American History, Contemporary Issues. Mrs. Helen Morris (seated) is shown with four of the students who worked with her last year when she won a $50 grant from the Newspaper Fund Modernize Curriculum The Social Studies department has American History classes, both Juniors and Sophomores. A new program is going into effect by which American History will begin with the Freshman year and go through the Sophomore year. Next year will find the Juniors taking World History. Sociology, Economics, Psychology, and Contemporary Issues complete the history curriculum. The Eight o'clock class Mr. Oetting, our basketball coach taught. Mrs. Dreyer, Mr. Nickless, and Mr. Spurgeon also preside over Study Halls while Mrs. Morris conducts the Publication Class. It publishes the Tiger and prepares news for the Jefferson County Press Times and News-Democrat, our local newspapers which publish Our Spokesman and R-6 News. Mrs. Dreyer and Roy Burnside, local banker, are shown when he talked to economics class about banking practices. 37 Inc. STANDING (L-R) ore Barbara LaPlant, Pat McNeil, Jeannie Crump and C. C. Harter. Jonice Hull is concentrating on note-book work. Many more students are getting additional training for the business world at the high school this year. The secretarial department has expanded and now includes 3 teachers and one new course called Business Machines. The purpose of this class is to prepare students for future IBM jobs. The business division of the school has bought $6,000 worth of new equipment. Twenty typewriters are featured: sixteen IBM Executive and two Royal Electresses. Other new equipment includes mimeograph, duplicator, dictaphone, and the Victor calculator machines. Both the Business Machines class and secretarial practice have been extended to 2 periods. There are 4 typing classes, 2 shorthand, 2 basic business, and 2 bookkeeping classes. In addition, there has been a new classroom added for basic business, and bookkeeping. The purpose of this New Business machine clas Business Training Expanded Patricio Shinkle and Carol Stuthers demonstrate the new I.B.M. electric typewriters. Susie Carrow and Linda Labbee are introduced to the new business world through the use of modern machinery. 38 s to prepare students for future IBM jobs. Veteran teacher enjoys new opaque projector. to Meet Future Demands Mrs. Joyce Swift: Northeast Mississippi Jr. College. B.S., Mississippi State University. Graduate work, Mississippi State University. Bookkeeping, Basic Business. Mrs. Willa McCullough: B.A. Bennett College, M.Ed. Boston College. Post Graduate Work: As Washington University, Oklahoma University. Machines, Typing, and Secretary Practice. Mrs. Margaret Gill: B.S. Lincoln University. M.A. University of Illinois. Post Graduate Work: St. Louis University. Typing, Shorthand. 39 Pep Squad: (TOP ROW) Joyce Watkins, Sheila Simpson, Lydia Drennen, Joyce Spindler, Violeta Nuestro, Jean Bradford, Brenda Markotay, CC Harter, Kathy Backy. 2. Karen Johnson, Susie Wiese, Faith LeClere, Alice Zimmerman, Nancy Vaughn, Sue Lucas, Ellen Hancock. 3. Jane Baumstork, Linda Brooks, Sonya Duro, Glenda Johnson, Susie Carrow, Lynn Rudisaile, Nora Dann. 4. Rosellen Miranni, Patty Johnston, Shirley Ayres, Linda Miller, Jeanne Crump, Sue Lucas. 5. Mary Stratton, Karen Simms, Sandy Hampton. 6. Cathy Earls, Edwina Wright, Lisa Rouggly, Wanda Loesch, Denise Franklin, Linda Knobloch, Sue Kohler, Ginny Heausler. 7. Mary Riddle, Ruth Gegg, Karen Bachmann. 8. Myra Elkins, Becky Butler, Mary Hampel. 9. Chris Blow, Sharon Woodland, Barb Bollinger. 10. Beverly Thomas, Patti Smith, Linda Buechting. 11. Jacki White, Janet Cook, Jean Lucas. Center: Kenny Hill, Dave Culton, Larry Holligan, Arthur Henderson. 2. David King. Jim Bay, Jim Frye. David Crump, Ken Bay, Hugh Jesse, Herb Bailey, Bob Sweet, Phil Carter, Jim Nausley. Mark Abel. 3. Lorry LaRue, Reed Steiner, Jim Theodoro, Garrett Walton, Russell Parks, Dennis Bohr, Lee Evans, Doug Candler, David McGougan. Fine Spirit Shows Both in Intramural A-Teom Volleybol! Teom: Goilynn Campbell, Pam Culter, Pat- Susie Carrow, Linda Knobloch, Karen Bachmann, Pat White, tie Kreither, Pat Casey, Janet Kelly, Genny Haeusler, Janice Glenda Jackson, Mary Hampel, Joyce Watkins, Sandy Welch, Hull, Becky Welch, Susie Kohler, Sharon Woodland, Sue Lucas, Glenda Johnson, Karen Johnson, Sharon Kinder, Barb Bollinger. G.A.A. Left Half. Cathy Earls, Sandy Hampton, Karen Simms, Nora Dann, Sherry Pullen, Jean Bradford, Joyce Spindler, Pot Smith. Becky Bulter, Sue Lucas, Kathy Backy, Vicky Prather, Gail McDaneil, JoAnn Baum-stark, Lydia Drennen, Denise Franklin, Connie Prochey, Jo Ann McClenanan, Mary Meeks, Ruth Flynn, CC Harter, Mary Ham-pel, Sandy Siebert, Myra Elkins, Claudio Krechel, Vicky Roth, Karen Bachmann, Linda Self, Margaret Brickey, Sharon Woodland, Violeta Nuestro, Potty Roth, Sharon Hawkins, Vicky Markotay, Barb LaPlant, Sue Lucas, Jeannie Crump, Chris Blow, Donna Brown, Barb Bollinger. 42 Competition and Between Schools. A-Team Cheerleaders: Alice Zimmerman, Lynn Rudisaile, Nancy Vaughn, Ellen Hancock, Sue Lucas, Linda Knobloch, Glenda Johnson, Nora Dann, Sue Carrow. The girls Athletic Department offers a variety of sports to members of G.A.A. The point system encourages the girls to work towards a Letter 7 These activities include volleyball, basketball, soccer, tumbling, dancing and archery. G.A.A. Right Half. Susie Carrow, Glenda Johnson, Wanda Loesch, Ellen Hancock, Becky Welch, Glenda Jackson, Janice Hull, Lisa Ruggly, Sheila Simpson, Linda Brooks, Jackie hite, Carol Stuthers, Juanita Meeks, Gale Campbell, Karen Kohler, Linda Knobloch, Genny Haeusler, Pam Culter, Myra Wilson, Sue Lucas, Pat Zimmerman, Carol Billington, Mary Riddle, Shirley Ayers, Janet Cook, Darlene Williams, Joyce Aubuca-on, Sandy Welch, Karen Johnson, Joyce Watkins, Linda Buechting, Brenda Marko-tay, JoAnn BefFa, Edwina Wright, Linda El-frank, Pat Johnston. 43 Special Groups Work for Public Approval B-Team Cheer Leaders are Denise Franklin, Ginny Hauesler, Susie Kohler, and sitting Wanda Loesch. Tigerettes—TOP ROW: Sherry Pullen, Carol Billington, Becky Englehardt, Susie Pennings, Ruth Gegg, Linda Brooks, Susie Car-row, CC Harter, Lisa Rouggly, Pat Shinkle, Carol Stuthers, Karen Simms, Aimer Flieg, Beverly Horn, Mary White, and Pattie Roth. SECOND ROW: Nora Dann, Barbara La Plant, Mira Wilson, Christy Reynolds, Dixie DeClue, Patty Johnston, Karen Bachmann, Sheila Simpson, Linda Buechting, Sandy Hampton, Mary Meeks Karen Simms, Diane Barnes, JoAnn Beffa, Corol Herbert, and Marion Turner. 44 Track Develops Physical Strength This year, the FSHS track team was constantly plagued by rains. Either the ground was too wet or muddy for suitable play, or the rain during the day of the meet postponed most of the events. Only May 13 gave available records for a completed track meet. This single meet was held at Festus Stadium. Festus placed fifth. Wayne Renfro and Ron Pope placed first for the discus and the 880. Two second places went to David Mc-Gougan in the pole vault, and our mile relay team. Wayne Renfro, again, took the lone third place for the shot put. In the State Weight Lifting Contest, Wayne Renfro and David McGou-gan placed third in their individual classes, Wayne in the 194 pound class, and Dave in the 123 pound class. This contest was open to all AAU members. Four lettermen who broke track records: Ken Bay, Wayne Renfro, Ron Pope, David Mc- Gougan. Track Team- FIRST ROW, David McGougan, Tom Heiney. Hugh Jesse, Bill Gomel, Dennis Renfro; THIRD ROW, David Crump Manager, Dean Arthur Henderson, Ken Hill. Spencer Smith. Doug Chandler; SECOND Willis, Wayne Renfro. Ron Pope. Phil Carter. Dovid King-Manager. ROW, Herb Bailey, Tom Dorsey, Larry Holligan, Randall Pratt, Ken Bay, 45 Kermit Cook, Dennis Barnhart, and Ray Charleston prepare for practice. Baseball Team Retains FRONT ROW: Bob Roth, Robin Kearns, Richard Cook, Jim Frye, Ron Nausley. BACK ROW: Coach Mike Page, Jim Theodoro, Jack Lovelace, Mangin, and Ray Charleston. SECOND ROW: Lorry LaRue, mgr., Larry Bob French, George Gresham, John Shoush, and Randy Roehrs, mgr. Frazier, Lee Evans, Jim Buechting, Kermit Cook, Dennis Barnhart, Jim Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus Festus 2 Crystal 4 Northwest 8 Potosi 1 Fox 1 Fox 6 Crystal 7 Northwest 3 St. Pius 7 Potosi 3 Fox 6 St. Pius 7 Hillsboro 6 Hillsboro Spirit in Spite of Hardships The Tigers played superb baseball much of the time even though they had an unfavorable season. The use of many inexperienced players may have been the cause. Of course, any team suffers which has to play behind a string of conference championships for the first eleven years after the sport was introduced into the athletic program. 1. Outfielders: Jim Buecht-ing, Larry Frazier, Lee Evans, and Bob French. 2. Infielders: Robin Kearns, Jim Frye, Bob Roth, John Shoush, Jim Nausley, and Ron Mangin. 3. Pitchers: Lee Evans, Rich Cook, Jim Theodoro, Jack Lovelace, Ray Charleston, and George Gresham. Tigers Complete 19th Season Tiger offense awaits snap of ball. This season marks the first time in Festus football history that a Tiger team did not win a single game. The games were hard-fought, but the talent needed for a successful ball club seemed latent throughout the season. However, the team can be proud of the fact that its student body was completely behind it all the way. Head coach Murrell Godwin, Chuck Nickel, and Larry Hedgecarth discuss Tiger offense. Tigers loosen up before practice. The Tiger Record We They St. Pius X 0 6 Fredericktown 0 26 Crystal City 0 27 Herculaneum 13 27 Fox 0 26 Northwest 0 28 Flat River 0 12 Ste. Genevieve 0 13 DeSoto 7 12 Farmington 0 13 FRONT ROW: Randy Pratt, John Derr, Steve Lee, Gene Lowry, Paul Pope, Tom Heiney, Ken Hill, Ken Bay, George Henderson, Ken Moore, Phil Cortor, and Hugh Jesse. SECOND ROW: Steve Laiben, mgr., Greg Higgenbotham, Jim Clark, Stuart Battles, Charles Staley, Gordon McFerron, Lonnie Boyer, Bill Gomel, Dudley McBride, Dave Culton, Kermit Cook, Lee Evans, and David King, mgr. TOP ROW: Bob Howard, Clyde McCormack, Garrett Walton, Phil Carter, Kirk Jackson, Herb Bailey, Bill Lankford, Gary Davis, Gary Moore, Bob Wright, Larry Holligan, Terry Porterfield, and Bob Sweet. 49 Cagers Fight Through This year's Tiger basketball squad, coached by Harry Oetting, suffered through many trying games during the season. Although they were not victorious in many encounters, the Tigers displayed a fighting spirit which gave them victory even in defeat. The B team also was not as successful as hoped, but in them may be the material for a successful season next year. 50 Tough Season Coach Harold Oetting points out Shuffle Offense. SCHEDULE WE THEY Ste. Genevieve A 45 73 B 41 38 Hillsboro Tourney (Kinloch) 60 52 Northwest A 51 58 B 37 29 Flat River A 52 75 B 37 49 Eureka A 63 62 B 39 38 Bonne Terre A 62 75 B 50 42 Flat River Tourney Hancock A 32 47 B 42 64 Desloge A 61 76 B 29 28 Herky A 44 50 B 38 60 Hillsboro A 54 86 B 31 52 Crystal City A 51 53 B 19 55 Elvins A 67 55 B 66 22 St. Pius A 56 65 B 52 55 Potosi A B Class L Regional (1) B team—FRONT ROW: Gene Lowry, Mark Holt, Dennis Beck, Jim Bauman, Mark Abel, Will Overstreet. SECOND ROW: Joe Vaughn, Reed Steiner, Gary Myers, Randall Frazier, Gordon McFerron, Jim Bay, and Gary Moore. (2) Statisticians Jim Litton and Bill Rouggly go over the charts with managers Dennis Bahr and Larry LaRue. Potosi game had not been played when this book went to press. Senior A father is confronted with the problem that his only daughter is to marry. What would you do in this situation? The Festus Senior Play, Father of the Bride , was based on this kind of plot. It dealt with a typical family's reaction from the engagement announcement to the wedding. The play was presented December 16 and 17 in the Ralph B. Tynes Gymnasium. The make-up, public relations, and property committees contributed to the success of the play. Pix. 1. Sandee Welch touches up Eddie Sariego for his character part. Pix. 2. Bride attempts to reassure a nervous groom by telephone. Pix. 3. Bride's family reacts to news of daughter's engagement. Family is: Janice Cosey, Dennis Barnhart, Sandy Hubbard, Larry Holligan, and Pat McNeil. Play Heralds Seasonal Engagements Sandy Hubbard and Garrett Walton prove that love also has its troubles. Play cast presents gift to the director, Mr. Terry. Cast members are: Eddie Sariego—Buzz Jackie White—Mrs. Pulitski Susan Wiese—Delilah John Edinger—Joe Paula Pinkley—Peggy Dennis Barnhart—Ben Banks Janice Casey—Mrs. Banks Larry Holligan—Mr. Banks Sandy Hubbard—Kay Banks Garrett Walton—Buckley Dunstan Pat McNeil—Tommy Banks Sherry Pullen—Miss Bellamy Eddie Grooms—Massoula Don Gendron—Red Bob French—Pete Eddie MaGraw—Tim's Mon Mr. Terry, Director Jim Pierce—Student Director (Cast is presented in order they appear on picture 2.) Eddie Grooms, Bob French, Don Gendron, and Eddie MaGrow inspect flowers for wedding scene. 55 Serving the Community’s Entertainment Twirlers: Carol Striler, Sharon Hawkins, Sandy Hampton, Sharon Woodland, Randy Thomure, Sheila Simpson, Susie Carrow, Glenda Johnson, Linda Kloth. Concert Band: 1st ROW: Ellen Hancock, Lesley Thomure, Myra Elkins, Michael Day, Pam Cutler, Alice Zimmermann, 2nd ROW: Paula Pinkley, Lynn Rudisaile, Sandy Hubbard, Randall Frazier, Barbara Bollinger, Becky Welch, Sandra Merseal, Ginny Haeusler, 3rd ROW: Yvonne DeBoor, Solly Rudolph, Linda Self, Linda Poesch, Wanda Loesch, Sandy Willis, Donna Harris, Gailynn Cam- bell, Pat McNeil, Sendee Welch, 4th ROW: Glenda Johnson, Suzanne Shain, Sharon Hawkins, Beverly Wegmann, Christine Bolle, Gail Page, Diane Alexander, Pat Kreitler, Dennis Beck, Paul Cutler, Kirk Jackson, 5th ROW: Eddie Sariego, Garrett Walton, David Crump. 56 Donee Bond: 1. Terry Lucas. Steve Welch. David Wren. Arthur Roberson. Richard Reed. 2. Karen Johnson, Ashley Howe, Jim Bauman, Jim Pierce, Mark Abel, Larry May, Mike Montgomery, Jim Litton. 3. Robin Kearns, Sandy Hubbard, Garrett Walton. 1. Nancy Vaughn, Julia Love, Darlene Williams, Susan Carol Lucas, Karen Kohler, Glenda Jackson, 2. Sue LeGrond, Carolyn Sue Lucas, Bill Lankford, Karen Johnson, Brad Basler. Jim Bauman. Jim Pierce, 3. Pat Stauss, Pam Turley, Philip Cortor, Don White, Gary Myers, David King. Bob Gresham, Danny Borusiewich, William Overstreet, 4. John Litton, Randy Thomure, Terry Lucas, Martin Stephens, Arthur Roberson, Richard Reed, David Wren, 5. Mike Montgomery, Tom Bran, Gordon McFerron, Jim Litton, Larry May, 6. Mr. Moore, conductor, Robin Kearns, Connie Porchey. Margaret Rudissile, Chris Lilly, Eddie Grooms. Soloist Alice Zimmerman. 58 The students in the Mixed Chorus have sung in many seasonal events: Pop Concert, Thanksgiving Assembly, Christmas Assembly, and the Christmas Program. They will compete at Cape where they made a one-rating last year. Several groups from the mixed chorus have contributed special vocal Numbers at the Fall meeting of Jefferson County Teacher's Association al Northwest High School, at the Rotary Club, The Fall Style Show and the Talent Show. Mixed Chorus Develops Talent To Serve School and Community Mixed Chorus Picture I ROW 1. Paula Pinkley, Sandra Hubbard, Pam Turley. 2. Glenda Westbrook, Teresa Bair, Sherry Pullen. 3. Carol Peters, Ellen Fite, Violleta Nuestro. 4. Glenda Jackson, Claudia Krechel, Mary Brown. 5. Wanda Loesch, Janis Hull. 6. Becky Welch, Sandy Welch. PICTURE II. ROW 1. Pat McNeil, Jimmy Bauhman. 2. Robert Franklin, Bill Rouggly. 3. Robin Kearns, Ronnie Wildy. 4. John Kempster, Paul Cutler. 5. Mark Abel, Kirk Jackson. 6. Clay Bilkey, Randy Roehrs. PICTURE III. ROW 1. Carol Billington, Nora Dann, Linda Elfrank, Ruth Ann Gegg, Alice Zimmerman. 2. Patty Robinson, Rosellen Miriani, Sharon Glasgow, Gail Page, Sharon Merseal. 3. Patty Stauss, Leslie Thomure, Becky Butler, Sue LeGrand, Marilyn Burkett. 4. Jeanne Crump, Sylvia Self, Jeannie Simms, Janet Cook. 5. Siane Alexander, Sally Rudloff, Karen Bachmann, Marceen Hill, Sandra Showen, Margaret Rudisaile, Christy Lilly. PICTURE IV. ROW 1. David Crump, Jim Pierce, Bob Sweet, Dennis Barnart. 2. Eddie MaGraw, Jim Burgee, Terry Lucas. 3. Raymond Simms, Kenny Wright, Bob Howard, Jim Litton. 4. Tim Ogle, Randy Thomure, Arthur Robenson, Clinton Ipok. 5. William Overstreet, Ashley Howe, Lanny Boyer, Don White, Reed Steiner. 6. Ken Bay, Clyde McCormack, Gary Meyers, Richard Schumacker. 59 Girls’ and Boys’ Glee Clubs Girls Glee Club, Sopranos: 1. Pot Stauss, Leslie Thomure, Becky Butler, Marilyn Burkett, Vicki Roth, Christy Reynolds, Potty Smith. 2. Lynn Rudisaile, Christy Lilly, Sandra Showen, Myra Wilson, Janet Cook, Alice Zimmerman, Faith LeClere. 3. Margaret Rudi-saile, Jeanne Crump, Connie Summers, Edwina Wright, Linda Brooks, Sharon Merseal, Jeannie Simms, Glenda Johnson, Linda Elfronk, Ruth Ann Gegg, Vicki Markotay, Brenda Morkotay, Linda Buechting. 5. Gail Page, Sharon Glasgow, Sally RudlofF, Rosellen Miriani, Sue LeGrand, Beverly Thomas, Linda Richardson. 6. Jackie Holst, Karen Bachmann, Marceen Hill, Patty Roehrs, Mary Flieg, JoAnn Beffa. Altos: 1. Teresa Bair, Claudia Kretchel, Paula Pinkley, Pam Turley, Carol Billington, Nora Dann, Vickie Prather. 2. Margaret Brickey, Diane Alexander, Mary Ann Turner, Janice Hull, Patty Roth, Sherry Pullen, Viollet Nuestro. 3. Susanne Penning, Patty White, Carol Peters, Glenda Jackson, Ellen Fite, Mary Brown, Elaine Williams. 4. Shirley Aires, Sonya Duro, Glenda Westbrook, Mary Stratton, Becky Welch, Darlene Williams, Wanda Loesch. 5. Janet Miller, Cathy Earls, Janice Casey, Sandy Bland, Susan Carrow, Sylvia Self, Brenda Becker. 6. Sandy Welch, Juanita Gunterman, Dixie DeClue, Geleste Norman, Patty Robinson, Diane Galloway, Karen Simms, Juanita Meeks. 60 Rise Early To Sing Boys Glee Club, ROW 1. Gene Lowry, David Summers, William Overstreet, Tom Heiney, Steve Hammer, Jimmy Bauman, Jesse James. 2. Jerry Drury, Dennis Schumer, Randy Harden, Charles Staley, Kirk Jackson, John Kempster. 3. Robert Franklin, Paul Cutler, Gary Roth, Jim Burgee, Danny Willis, Raymond Simms, Clinton I pock. 4. Mark Althauser, John Litton, Tim Ogle, Terry Lucas, Randy Roehrs. 5. Jack Engel, Bob Howard, Clyde McCormack, Eddie Grooms. 6. Dean Willis, Gary Meyers. David Crump, Sandy Hubbard, Accompanist. ROW 1. Mark Abel, Bill Gomel, Pat McNeil, Robin Kearns, Gerald Martin, Ronnie Wildy, Don White. 2. Randy Thomure, James Clark, Kenny Wright, Dennis Barnhart, Kirby Santschi, Mark Holt. 3. Reed Steiner, Jim Bay, Bruce Pease, Stewart Battles, Bob Bachelor. 4. Ken Bay, Eddie MaGraw, Richard Drury, Bill Rouggly, Arthur Robinson, Jim Pierce. 5. Ashley Howe, Lanny Boyer, Don White, Robert Menkhus. 6. Mr. Martin Johnson, Director, Bob Sweet, Larry Holligan, Cloy Bilkey. 61 Honor Society Members Become Tutors Senior members: FIRST ROW-. Jackie White, Jeanne Crump, C. C. Harter, Patty Roth, Sherry Pullen, Janice Casey, Lisa Rouggly. SECOND ROW: Paula Pinkley, Barb LaPlant, Edwina Wright, Sandra Showen, Jo Ann An effort to share scholastic achievement has been attempted this year by a tutoring service which the Honor Society sponsors to improve the over all achievement of high school students. This organization entered a float in the homecoming Luke, Linda Knobloch, Karen Dugan, Terry Lucas, Garrett Walton, Bob French, Terry Hull, Phil Carter, Frank Sliz, Jim Pierce. parade. They also have charge of the Candlelight Service. It Held their initiation on October 7, 1965 to take in the junior members. Parents were invited to the evening affair a social hour followed. Honor Society Officers are: Sponsors, Mrs. Cora Dreyer, Mrs. Sarah Manley, treasurer. Sherry Pullen, President, Terry Hull, reporter. Barb LaPlant, vice president, Paula Pinkley, secretary Janice Casey. Junior members: FIRST ROW: Susan Carol Lucas, Shirley Ayers, Ellen Hancock, Carolyn Sue Lucas, Nancy Vaughn, Alice Zimmerman, SECOND ROW: Kathleen Oldham, Janet Miller, Mary Stratton, Jean Bradford, Joyce Watkins, Karen Bachmann, Becky Butler, THIRD ROW: Rosellen Miriani, Jeanne Simms, Sandee Welch, Glenda Westbrook, Beverly Wegmann, Carol Peters, FOURTH ROW: Becky Englehardt, Dorothy Kearby, Barbara Bollinger, Jane Baumstark, Karen Johnson, Linda Self, Myra Elkins, FIFTH ROW: Robert Menkhus, Michael Montgomery, Bill Gomel, David Wren, Robert Franklin, Richard Reed, SIXTH ROW: Brad Basler, Richard Simmons, Larry LaRue, Randy Easley, Don Whittington, Russell Weiss. Sophomore members FIRST ROW: Pam Turley, Karen Kohler, Janice Hull, Denise Franklin, Vicki Roth, Rhonda Ogle. SECOND ROW: Margaret Rudisaile, Pat Stauss, Sandy Willis, Mary Hampel, Pat Casey, Gail Kelley. THIRD ROW: Yvonne DeBoor, Ginny Haeusler, Teresa Bair, Connie Porchey, Cheryl Courtois, Faith LeClere. FOURTH ROW: Pam Cutler, Pat Kreitler, Donna Harris, Claudia Krechel, Jean Umdenstock, Dale AuBuchon. FIFTH ROW: Jim Clark, John Bayer, Beverly Portell, Wanda Kline, Danny Borusiewich, Jim Bauman. SIXTH ROW: Gordon McFerron, Randall Frasier, Mark Abel, Michael Day, Ashley Howe, Charles Wood, Gary Moses. Robert Menkhus receives his Honor Society pin from Mr. Shoush. 63 Phil Carter, Don Kincaid, Gorrett Walton, Sue Lucas and Joyce Watkins package food for delivering to needy families during the Canned Food Drive. Student The Festus Senior High Student Council has had a busy and successful year. Many projects have been improved because of past evaluations of other councils projects for the benefit of future students. To be able to be a success this council had to have training. This years council was widely traveled to be trained. President Garrett Walton attended a National Workshop at Camp Cheely, Colorado and a NASC National Convention at Lexington Kentucky. Joyce Watkins, Pat McNeil and Bill Roug-gly attended MASC Workshop at Missouri University in June. Bill was selected Student Council Officers I to r, Lynn Rudisoiie; secretary, Gorrett Walton; president, Genevieve Holligon,- sponsor. Pot McNeil; vice president and Bill Rouggly; treasurer. To the right; Pot McNeil, Joyce Watkins and Bill Rouggly were selected to attend Missouri Association of Student Council's Workshop at Columbia, Missouri during the summer for a week. Council Is Trained for Leadership as state alternate to the House of Burgesses in Williamsburg, Virginia. Later in the year Pat and Bill benefitted from a workshop at Farmington, Missouri. Joyce Watkins, Sue Lucas and Alice Zimmerman, who is a former member of the SC, were delegates to the TAPS Convention at Jeff City, Missouri. Jim Bay, Dave Wren and Robert Franklin attended a Safety Convention also held in Jeff City. Eight Student Council members accompanied by Mrs. Holligan and Mr. Shoush traveled to Hayti, Missouri, for the Southeast Missouri Federation of Student Council's Convention. Directly above are the student council members, FRONT ROW, Nora Dann and Olet Nuestro. ROW 2, Sue LeGrand. Jim Baumann. Claudia Krechel. ROW 3, Bob French, Pam Cutler, Jim Boy, Pam Turley wos absent when the picture was taken. In the larger photo are Committee Heads, FRONT ROW: Pat McNeil and Ellie Hancock, Public Relations. 2-Bill Rouggly and Terry Hull, Evaluation and Orientation. 3—Robert Franklin and David Wren, Building, Grounds Health and Safety. 4—Joyce Watkins and Sue Lucas, Service Committee. Olet Wins Approval Pix 1—Olet performed at the annual S.C. Talent Show. She did two native dances and wore this costume. Pix 2—Olet contemplates her first snow. Pix 3—The Tiger Crowning was one of Olets' most tense but happy moments at Festus Senior High but she appears poised and calm in her yellow formal. Violetta Nuestro, third foreign exchange student to Festus Senior High, is a citizen of the Philippines. The two preceding here were Cevdet Caner from Turkey in 1964 and Norah Prudkin of Argentina who was 1963 graduate of Festus. The third daughter of four children of Mr. and Mrs. Sixto Nuestro, Violetta was born in the town of Indang, Cavite on August 29, 1948. The youngest among the three girls, she had been an honor student at the Indang Elementary School. The following year they moved to a suburb of Manila, and she graduated as the Salutatorian from the Pasay City High School. Pasay is the present home of her family. The eldest among her sisters is Linda, who works as a secretary in the Wyeth-Suace Laboratory Inc. and is married to a U.S. navyman. Lita comes next, and she is a fourth grade teacher. The youngest is only four years old and the only boy. The following paragraphs ore Olet's own thoughts,- It has been my dream to travel abroad since my childhood days although I did not think it would be realized. I thought it was just going to be a dream. My ambition came to reality when my school chose me as one of the candidates for the American Field Service Scholarship to spend a year of study and experience in the U.S. I was lucky enough to pass the interview (and everything), and was granted the scholarship in June of last year. I found that I was one of 72 Filipino boys and girls who were going to different communities, families and schools in the U.S. Now some of the ideas and impressions I had about the U.S. before were changed when I learned about this great country. I found out that living actually in a family here and studying in an American school will help open my eyes to the truth about the U.S. I consider my family here as my second family. We are like a real family and I will always feel that I am a part of them and I think they feel the same about me. I learned that in everything I do to give and take, have patience, strong determination and a good sense of responsibility. It is going to be terrible I know, when the day comes when I leave my family, my school, my community and my friends here in this great and wonderful country. Believe me, I do not know how to soy goodbye to each and every one. But after spending some time deliberating about what I have learned in the U.S. and the facts about this country but, on the other hand I hope I did well in imparting to your people an actual picture of my own country and its people. I confess that this has been an exciting, eventful and marvelous year for me thus making my stay here the most unforgettable in my life. 66 of Students and Promotes Goodwill pjx i—Olet and her American family, Mr. Eugene Butler, Olet, Beckie and Mrs. Harriet Butler. Pix 2—Allen Siebert, Senior Class President, presents Olet with her Class Ring making her an official Senior of Festus High. Pix 3—Typing is one of six solids Olet enjoys. 67 Clubs Promote Cooperation and Common Mothers Club: 1—Mrs. Velma Donn, Mrs. Walter Pierce, Mrs. Jesse James, Jr., Mrs. Juanita Henderson, Mrs. Paul Roehrs, Mai Sittig, Mrs. Eugene Butler. 2—Mrs. Virginia Sweet, Mrs. Edward Sariego, Mrs. Erma Kinder, Mrs. Frank Davis, Mrs. Lena Pullen, Mrs. Leonard Gegg, Mrs. Gertrude Rudisaile. 3—Mrs. Errol Carron, Mrs. Wanda Love, Mrs. Vera McGougan, Mrs. Pearl Simms, Mrs. Garret Brown, Mrs. Wayne Thomas, Mrs. Dorothy Siebert. 4—Mrs. Emmett Siebert, Mrs. Pat Miles, Mrs. George Hampton, Mrs. Eugenia Pinkley, Mrs. Dorothy White, Mrs. Raymond Charleston, Mrs. Philip Carter. 5—Mrs. C. Kloth, Mrs. Elva Secrease, Mrs. Everett LaPlant, Mrs. Howard Crump, Mrs. Orville Crump, Mrs. Wayne Nausley, Mrs. Spencer Bland. 6—Mrs. Rita Simpson, Mrs. Howard Litton, Mrs. Francis Flieg, Mrs. Mildred Brooks, Mrs. Wel-ton Carrow, Mrs. Walter Walton, Mrs. Herbert Bailey. Sandy Hubbard, Sherry Pullen, and Paula Pinkley attended Girl's State at Stephens College, Columbia, Mo. Interests Mothers Club Officers: Mrs. Peorl Simms-Sec. Mrs. Gertrude Rudisaile-Pres. Mrs. Rita Simpson-Bus. Mong. Mrs. Dorothy Sie-bert-Treas. Mrs. Polly Rob-inson-V.P. (absent) Mrs. Whitener's Spanish II Club: 1—Mrs. Whitener, Denise Franklin, Kirk Jackson, Robin Kearns, Patti Roehrs, Pot Kreitler, Sendee Welch. 2-Carol Pettus. Pot Stratton, Arthur Roberson, Donna Harris, Sandy Willis, Margaret Rudisaile. 3 Richard Simmons, Bobby Wright, Michael Day, Dennis Beck, David Wren, Mark Abel. 69 Language Clubs Membership Includes Half of Spanish III and IV Club: 1. Mrs. Manley, Terry Hull, Eddie Sariego, Joyce Watkins, Janice Casey. 2. Sherry Pullen, Patti Roth, Janet Miller, Glenda Westbrook, Becky Butler. 3. Tom Rosener, Sandy Showen, Ros-ellen Miriani, Carol Peters. The Language Clubs meet every Friday. The Spanish III IV elected Eddie Sariego to serve as president. Randall Frazier was the 1st semester president of Spanish II Club and Theresa Bair served during the second semester. Russell Parks was president of the French I Club and Paula Pinkley of French II. Spanish II Club: 1. Mrs. Manley, Randall Frazier, Jim Bauman, Danny, Borusiewich, Mike Montgomery, Barbara Bollinger, Nancy Vaughn, Karen Johnson. 2. Pam Turley, Thresa Bayer, Margaret Brikey, Lydia Drennen, Gordon McFerron, Don Whittington, Gary Dallas. 3. David Summers, Karen Kohler, Ginny Haeusler, Joan Greer, Karen Simms, Karen Bachmann, Randall Easley. 4. Greg Higginbotham, Patti Stauss, Gailynn Campbell, Yvonne DeBoor, Connie Porchey, Sandra Murphy. Students French I Club: 1. Mr. Whitener, Brad Bosfer, Sharon Hawkins, Alice Zimmerman, Russell Parks. 2. Patricia Smith, Vicki Marko-tay, Jeanette Pemberton, Brenda Grooms, Debbie Burch, Londa Manns. 3. Joyce Spindler, Tom Brann, John Derr, Richard Reed, Randy Thomure, Mike Manns. 4. Donald Kincaid, Joe Boyer, Tom LaPlant, Mike Almond, Gary Finney, Bill Peters, Tony Burkhart. 1 French II Club: 1. Mr. Whitener, Billie Almond, Claudia Krechel, Paula Pinkley, Danny Ellington, Russell Weiss. 2. Virgie Culton, Vicki Roth, Pam Willm, Susan Lucas, Mory Williams, Barb Kovlick, Kathy Earls, Dale Aubochon. 3. Robert Franklin, Brad Harris, Dorothy Kearby, Jane Baumstark, Patty lalumandier, Becky Engelhardt, Deanna Farr, Bill Rouggly, Phil Cortor. French I students Brenda Grooms and Alice Zimmerman read of Paris. SENIORS Fond memories are reminisced as we look back over our years at Festus High. Green beenies characterize our freshman year—since we were the last ones to wear the traditional tarns. We entered school with 213 strong, the last freshman class at Festus High. Our sophomore year was victorious when we won the bulb drive. Our sophomore class with 170 students completed the three classes at the new Senior High. With 160 jolly juniors we advanced to the Senior High as upperclassmen. About 14% of the students became members of Honor Society. We tied with the seniors in the point system for the year, but unfortunately we lost the deciding point. Senior rings and pictures higlighted our senior year. Our years at Festus will be long remembered because of students participation in band, choruses, scholastic groups, and extra-curricular activities. Our class is the first to complete all three years at Festus Senior High. Allen Siebert—President Susan Carrow—Vice President Susie Wiese—Secretary Barb LaPlant—Treasurer Nineteen Seniors Are Terry Arnold C.O.E., President 4; Tiger Staff 4. Tony Backy Dennis Bahr Basketball Mgr. 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Boys Glee'Club 1,2,3; F Club 4. Herb Bailey Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball Refreshments served after 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; F Club 3,4; Boys Glee Club 3; Prom Committee 3. Dennis Baker Dennis Barnhart Football 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Senior Play 4; Student Council 2; Debate 1,2. Jerry Bates Jo Ann Beffa Tigerettes 1,2,3,4; Tumbling 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; Swing Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 3,4; Style Show 1,3; Hockey 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4. Carol Bieser Cassandra Bland G.A.A. 1; Girls Glee Club 4; Pep Squad 1; Talent Show 2; Prom Committee 3. 76 Honor Society Members Installation of new members. Ronnie Brann Linda Brooks Girls Glee Club 4; Tigeret-tes 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Float Committee 1 A; Prom Committee 3; Tumbling 2,4. Betty Brooks Ritnour High School: Student Council Representative 1; RGAA 2,3; Pep Squad 3; Prom Committee 3; Fes-tus High School; Senior Play Committee 4. Donna Brown Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Style Show 4; Homecoming 2; Tigerettes 1,2,3. Marilyn Burkett G.A.A. 1,2,3; Tigerettes 1, 2,3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Style Show 1,2,3,4; Tumbling 3, 4; Mixed v norus o ♦,- . .oat Committee 1,4; Pep Squad 1; Prom Committee 3; Librarian 2. Kathy Burger Barbara Burris Jim Burgee Mixed Chorus 4; Talent Show 4; Boys Glee Club 4; Homecoming Committee 4. Sammye Carr Doug Candler Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Escort 4; F Club 3, 4. 77 Seniors Work to Phillip Carter Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Glee Club 3; Homecoming Crowning Escort 4; Honor Society 2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Float Committee 1; F Club 2,3,4. Raymond Charleston Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3; Library 3; Prom Committee 3. Janice Casey Honor Society 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3, 4-Sec. Tres. 4; Senior Play 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2; Swing Chorus 1,2; Float Committee 2,3; Orientation Committee 2, 3,4. Susie Carrow Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Vice President 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Twirler 3,4; Tigerettes 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Tumbling 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3.4; Volleyball Head 4. CC selects photos for this Senior page. Frank Craig Jeanne Crump Student Council 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Tiger Staff 3, 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Publications Workshop 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Homecoming Program Chairman 3,4. David Crump Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; F Club 2,3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Homecoming Crowning Escort 4. 78 Gain High Goals Dove Culton Spanish Club 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Track 3; F Club 2,3,4; F Club Sergeant of Arms 4. Sandy Hubbard has happy tears after winning the Elks' Award. Nora Dann Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4-Vice President 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Student Council 4; Tigerettes 2,4; Prom Committee 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Tumbling 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Bob Davis Jo Ann Derr La Salle Senior High Chorus 1,2,3; American Field Service 1,2,3; Business Club 1; Student Council 1,2; Junior Forum 3; Secretarial Club 3. Terry Dill Karen Dugan Honor Society 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Style Show 4; F.H.A. 2. Linda Elfrank Stan Easley John Edinger Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2, 3; Wrestling 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Senior Play 4; Vice President 1; Glee Club 1,2,3. Beverly Elliott 79 Seniors Enjoy Third Danny Ellington Tiger Staff 4; French Club 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Band 1,2; Boys Glee Club 1; Float Committee 1. Lee Evans Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 3.4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 4; F Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Prom Committee 3. Mike Fallert Track 1; COE Club 1,2-Vice President; Senior Play; Prom Committee 3. Deanna Farr French Club 3,4. Bob French Student Council 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Float Committee 4; Senior Play 4; Prom Committee 3; Baseball 3.4; Basketball Student Mgr. 2. Terry Fleig Violeta Nuestro receives a warm welcome from the student body president. Don Felgote Mary Flieg FHA 1,2; Swing Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 4; Tumbling 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Stage Committee 4; Float Committee 1; Volleyball 2; Hockey 3. Ed Flynn 80 Exchange Student Jim Frye Baseball 2,3,4; F Club 2,3, 4; Boys Glee Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Football 1,2. Diane Galloway Swing Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 3,4; Hockev 3; Track 2; Prom Committee Chairman 3; FHA 1,2,3; Style Show 1,4; Senior Play 4; Council Committee 4. Ruth Gegg Tigerettes 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Planned Progress, Secretary 4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,4; Tiger Staff 4; Summer Workshop 4; Spokesman Staff 4. Don Gendron St. Pius X High: Band 1; Basketball 1,2; Dance Committee 2; Festus Senior High; Prom Committee 3; Float Committee 4; Senior Play 4. Delphia Hardy Randal Hardin Garrett Walton, and her American sister, Becky Butler. Eddie Grooms Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Debate 1,2,3,4; (Captain 3, 4); Class Officer 3; TAPS 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; District Contest 1,2,3,4; State Contest 3. Paul Greer Dee Ann Gerber 81 New Seniors Added C. C. Harter Honor Society 2,3,4; G.A. A. 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Tiger Staff 4; Tigerettes 4; Service Committee 3; Public Relations Committee 3; Style Show 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Decorating Committee 3. Sandra Hampton Majorettes 3,4; Tigerettes 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Float Committee 4; Prom Committee 3. Kenny Hill Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; F Club President 4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Escort 4. George Henderson Boys' Glee Club 1; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; F Club 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; F Club Vice-president. Larry Holligan Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Prom Committee 3; F Club 3,4; Sec.-Treas. 4; Vice-president 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2,3,4. Dennis Hartman St. Pius X High School: Basketball 1; Prom Committee 3. Sandy Hubbard Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 1,2,3, 4; City Band 1,2,3,4; Prom Chairman 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Girls' State 3; Senior Ploy 4. Terry’ Hull Spanish Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; President, 4; Student Council Representative 4; Orientation Committee Co-Chairman 4. Clinton Ipock Marsha James Talent Show 1; Prom Committee 3. 82 from Far and Wide Hugh Jesse Homecoming Escort 4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Float 4; F Club 2,3. Diana Jones Patty Johnston Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Tigerettes 2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Prom Committee 3; Swing Chorus 1; Tumbling 1,2,3; Homecoming Committee 1,4. Linda Kloth McClure High School: Twirling 2; G.A.A. 2; Girls' Glee Club 2; Festus High School: Twirling 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Style Show 3,4. Barbara Kavlick Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Style Show 1,2,3,4. Sharon Kinder Style Show 1,3,4; Girls' Volleyball 4; G.A.A. 1; Pep Squad 1, 2; Prom Committee 3. Linda Knobloch Cheerleader 1,2,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Tigerettes 2,3; Style Show 4; Tumbling 1,2; Student Council 3; Honor Society 4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4. Linda Labbee Julia Love Swing Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Public Relations Committee 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1; Play Committee 4. John Kempster Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Swing Chorus 1,2,3, 4; District and State Contest 3; Business Mgr. 3. Mary Lee Kinion Montgomery County R-2 High School: Band 1,2,3; Pep Squad 2,3; Science Fair 1; Solo 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Brass Quintet 1. Festus High: Band 4. Glenda Johnson Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Captain 2; Twirling 2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 3; Tumbling 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Captain 2,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; President 4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; G.A. A., Vice-president 4. 83 Seniors Serve School Chris Mangan St. Pius X High School: Basketball 1; Baseball I. Ronnie Mangan Boys Glee Club I; Baseball 3; Float Committee 1; Basketball I. Brenda Markotay Volleyball 1,2,3; Girls Basketball 1,2; Tumbling 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Pep Squad 1,2,4; Track 1,2; Style Show 1,2,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Barb LaPlant Tiger Editor 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Officer 4; Class Treasurer 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home-coming Queen Candidate 2; Tiger-ettes 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Public Relations Committee 4. Jim Litton Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2, Mgr. 3,4. Terry Lucas Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Play Mgr. 4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 1,2; District Music Contest 1,2, 3,4; State Music Contest 1,2,3; Honor Society 4; Prom Committee 3. Jo Ann Luke Honor Society 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3. Ed Magraw Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Solo Cape Music Contest 3,4; County Chorus 3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Senior Play 4; Prom Committee 3. Juanita Meeks Prom Committee 3; G.A.A. 4; Girls' Glee Club 4. Clyde McCormack Football 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F Club 4; Baseball 3,4. Dave McGougon Track 1,2,3,4; Football 2; F Club 4; Intramural athletics 3; Float Committee 1,4; Homecoming Committee 1,3, 4; Prom Committee 3. by Distributing Bulletins Pat McNeil Student Council 1,2,3,4; Vice-president 4; Student Council M.A.S.C. Workshop 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; District Music Contest 2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Tiger Staff 4; Spokesman Staff 3,4. Violeta P. Nuestro Pasay City High School-Philippines: Dramatics Club 4; Vice-President 4; Salutatorian 4; Miss Senior 4; Literary Editor- The Post 4; American Field Service Scholar, Festus Senior High School: Mixed Chorus 4; Girls Glee Club 4; Student Council 4; Pep Squad 4; G.A.A. 4. Jim Nausley Baseball 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Basketball 4; Senior Float Committee 4; F Club 3,4; Homecoming Crowning Escort 4. Sherry Pullen G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Class officer 2,3; Sophomore Pilgrimage.- Girls' State Leadership Conference 3; Tigerettes 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Ploy 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Officer 4. Jim Pierce Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Class Officer 1; Class President 3; Boys' State 3; MU Leadership Day 3; Band 1,2,3,4. Paula Pinkley Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Play; Girls' State 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; French Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3; District Band 3. Randy Roehrs Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Baseball Mgr. 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 2. Pat Robinson G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Debate 1,2; Tigerettes 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Tom Rosener Spanish Club 2,3,4. Patty Roth G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Squad 3,4; Tigerettes 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Head of Basketball 4; Intramural Sports,- Float Committee 1,4; Prom Committee 3. Bill Rouggly Student Council 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; M.A.S.C. Workshop 3,4; Alternate to House of Burgesses from Mo. 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest 2; District Music Contest 2,3,4; Basketball Statistician 3,4; French Club I; President 3. Seniors Sad as Lisa Rouggly Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3, 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Tigerettes 2,3,4; Orientation Committee 2,4; Float Committee 1,4; Building Grounds Committee 3; Senior Play 4. Lynn Rudisaile Bond 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Tumbling 1,3,4; G.A.A. 1, 2,4; Homecoming Candidate 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Style Show 4; Tiger Staff 4. Kathy Sanders St. Pius X High School: Mixed Chorus 2; School Paper 3; Prom Committee 3; Play Committee 3. Festus Senior High School: Style Show 4. Ed Sariego Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 2, President 3,4; State Contest 1; District Contest 1,2; Debate 1; Prom Committee 3; Service Committee 3,4; Building Grounds Committee 3; Boys' Glee Club 1,2. Pat Shinkle St. Charles High School: Blue Choir Festus Senior High School: Tigerettes 4; Work Study Program 4. Sylvia Self Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Prom Committee 3. Allen Siebert St. Pius X High School: Band 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 2; School Play 2. Festus Senior High School: Prom Committee 3; Float Committee 4; Senior Class President; Basketball 4. Sondra Showen Honor Society 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2; Swing Chorus 1,3; Senior Play 4. Sandy Siebert Cheerleader 1; Volleyball 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Float Committee 1,2,3; Style Show 4. Karen Simms Tigerettes 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Girls' Glee Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Float Committee 4. Raymond Simms Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Service Committee 3. Sheila Simpson G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 4; Treasurer 4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Style Show 2,3,4; Tigerettes 2,3,4; Twirling 3,4; Volleyball 2; Senior Play 4. Last Gown Is Packed Bob Sweet Class President 1; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; F Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. Lesley Thomure Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Twirling 4; Pep Squad 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Tumbling 1,2; Cape Contest 1,2,3,4; State Contest 1,2,3,4. Marion Turner Tigerettes 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Swing Chorus 1,2,3; Girls' Glee Club 1,4; Prom Committee 3. Garrett Walton Student Council 1,3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; District Band 3; Student Council Officer 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Class President 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Student of the Month 4. Susie Wiese G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Server 2; Pep Squad 1,2,4; Class Officer 4; Spanish Club 2,;3 Senior Play 4. Wayne Werner COE 4; Club Reporter 4; Convention 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Basketball 1. Jackie White Pep Squad 2,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Tumbling 2,3,4; Hockey 3; Prom Committee 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Swing Chorus 2,3,4. Edwina Wright Honor Society 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Volleyball 2,4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Tumbling 2; F.H.A. 2; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2. Ronald Wildy Band 1,2; Football 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; President 2; County Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cape Contest 1,2.3,4; Debate 1; Mixed Chorus Musical Play 1,2. Beverley Thomas Swing Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Pep Squad 4; Home Economics Style Show 2; Hockey 3; F.H.A. 2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Third Place Winner of Kitchen Contest 2. Carol Striler Tigerettes 1; Pep Squad I, 2,3; F.H.A. 1; Prom Committee 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Class Officer 3; Style Show 4; Evaluation Committee 2. Seniors’ Future Plans Include Richard Schumacher Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Glee Club 4. Bonnie Schumer Prom Committee 3. Randy Whitehead Band 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Safety Committee 1. Linda Reynolds Swing Chorus 1,2,3,4. Lindo Rainey Swing Chorus 1,2; Tumbling l,2;C.O.E. 4. Carol Stuthers G.A.A. 3,4; Tigerettes 4. Mike Murphy Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball 3. Farrell Moreland Terry Porterfield Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3; COE 3,4. Bob Mitchell Mike Nanney Jimmy Moses Dave Mahue Bob Lovely Business, College, and Marriage John Ogden, Tim Ogle. Robert Porker. Bob Propst, Stephen Rud-loff. Pot Secrease, Dennis Renfro. Frank Sliz, Greg Smetzer, Sandy Stephens, Richard Speidel. Margie Ussery, Wayne Woods, Bill Womack, Elaine Williams. The aim of the Junior class is to be the first to graduate 200 strong. With 197 students at the present, this class will soon reach its goal. Graduating in 1966-67, this class will be the 56th. In their Sophomore year, the Underclassmen displayed a talent for salesmanship. With several Sophomores setting the pace, they overwhelmingly outsold every other class. In their 1966 year, the Juniors had a highly successful candy sale. Being the second class to graduate from the newly established Senior High finds much difficulty in adjusting to the new environment of different schools. In the field of intelligence, 38 Juniors have become members of the National Honor Society. This total is greater than the previous total of Probationary members the year 1 before. Great imagination is portrayed by the beautiful Christmas scene in the Ralph B. Tynes Gymnasium. Many comments and an article in the school paper were the results of hard work and patience on this painstaking project. Nancy Vaughn—President Jolly Juniors Juggle Prom Troubles” Skit presented by Karen Bachmann, JoEllen Grohs, Connie Summers, and Barbara Bollinger. Joyce Aubuchon Lee Ashby Shirley Ayers James Barnhart Stuart Battles Karen Bachmann Brad Basler Cathy Backy Wayne Basler Jeannie Baumgartner Kenneth Bay Monica Beaird Jane Baumstark Barry Bean Brenda Becker John Becker Jim Bell Carol Billington Clay Bilkey Christine Blow Lillian Boettger David Blucker Barbara Bollinger Joe Boyer James Boyer Linda Buechting Tim Boyer Jean Bradford Rebecca Butler John Burger Mary Carrow Calvin Burris Junior Language Students Have Fun Bill Burkard Harvey Charleston Donald Crump Robert Crump Juniors work on Spanish Float Rodney Cooper Tom Dorsey Gary Davis Gary Dallas Richard Drury David Dyle Howard Drennen Jerry Drury David Fasnut Robert Franklin Bill Gomel Randall Easley Joe Garrett John Gehrs Larry Geiler Robert Govero Nancy Carrow Diane Day Sonja Duro Janet Cook Virgie Culton Dorothy Kearby Ruth Ann Flynn Myra Elkins Patty DeRousse Kathy Earls Donna Klobe Sue LeGrand Rebecca tinglehardt Sharon Glasgow Ellen Hancock Sharon Hawkins Joan Greer Joyce Hensley Juanita Gunterman Jo Ellen Grohs Carolyn Sue Lucas Pat Lalumandier Marceen Hill Karen Johnson Juniors Passed Constitution Test Larry La Rue Tom LaPlant Bill Lankford Steve Laiben David King Don Kincaid James Kent Robin Kearns Charles Johnson Jesse James Earl Hewitt Floyd Henderson Gary Hendrix Tom Heiney Brad Harris David Harmon Bob Gresham Dennis Greenstreet Frank Bollinger Troy Thomas Ron Harmon Ricky Thomas Susan Carol Lucas Gail Litton Jo Ann McClanahan Mary Meeks Janet Miller Linda Miller Kathleen Oldham Rosellen Miriani Sherrill Ann Page Bonnie Parker Connie Parker Marla Peek Carol Peters Vickie Prather Linda Pierce Carolyn Pettus Juniors Create Jolly Tiger Homecoming Float Dudley McBride Don Mehler Billy Merseal Mike Montgomery Randy Moore Leonard Moreland Bob Menkhus Randall Pratt Robert Reece Richard Reed Gary Roth Darrel Rudolph Robert Roth Darryl Rhodes Joe Salvo Kirby Santschi 98 They Come in Pairs Connie Summers Richard Simmons Mary Stratton Charles Staley Jim Theodoro Linda Ramsey Jim Morrison Mary Riddle Randall Thomure Ronald Pope Russell Parks Paul Pope 99 Junior Girls Compete Dean Willis Mrs. Rudisaile zips Ellen Hancock as Faith LeClere dons gloves. David Wren Don Whittington Donald White Gary Winkler Terry Wines Steve Welch Russell Weiss Mike Wagner Dan Vachalek Gary Uding Gerald Martin Larry May for Homecoming Queen Ruby Williams Sharon Woodland Myra Wilson Maria Vallo Glenda Westbrook Sendee Welch Joyce Watkins Mary Williams Sandy Warren Nancy Vaughn Edith Wansley Lorna Reynolds Alice Zimmerman Suzanne Shain Beverly Wegmann Sally Rudloff Patty Roehrs Joyce Spindler Patty White Linda Self Mark Abel, Faith LeClere, Margaret Rudisaile, Vicki Roth, President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer The Class of '68 entered Festus Senior High School with two-hundred expressive students. Their sponsor is Miss Carolyn Glore. They started off with a bang. They sponsored the Homecoming dance and won first place for their float in the homecoming parade. The girls took the B-Volleyball County championship while many of the boys made the athletic teams. A large percentage participate in music groups. An outstanding high school career is predicted for this class. o0 Q° Sophomores Win 5° Volleyball Championship 5; Ql FIRST ROW: Gail Kelley, Glenda Jackson, Mary Hampel, ler, Ginny Haeusler, Mrs. H. Mitchell, (Coach) Janice Hull, (Captain), Karen Kohler, Pat Casey. SECOND ROW: Pam Cut- Gailynn Cambell, and Becky Welch, Pat Kreitler. Mark Abel Mark Althauser Dale AuBuchon Greg Aubuchon Robert Batchelor Jim Bauman Michael Bay John Bayer Dennis Beck Ronald Bieser Danny Borusiewich Gary Boxwell Gary Boyer Terry Boyer Dave Byer Jim Clark David Chatrou John Clay Paul Cutler Mike Day 103 Tom Bran Lonny Boyer Jack Engel Randall Frasier Larry Goodwin Ronald Gowen Victor Gregory Steve Hammer Gordon Hardin Roy Haverstick Steve Humbrock Michael Henry Don Hetherington Greg Higginbotham Mark Holt Bert Horn Tracey Horn Ashley How Bob Howard Kirk Jackson Lloyd Johnson Woody Kist Luke Lawson James Lee Steven Lee Gene Lowry George McClenahan Perry McClenahan Gordon McFerron Gene Miller Gory Moore Kenneth Moore Gary Moses Gory Myers Robert Nelson 104 31 Come in Assorted Pairs d? OO JO 00V Diane Alexander Mary Atkinson Donna Axtetter Teresa Bair Diane Barnes Margaret Becker Sharon Blecker Christine Bolle Mary Bollinger Judy Boyer Margaret Brickey Anna Brown Deborah Brown Mary Brown Christina Burt Gailynn Cambell Pat Casey Norma Clemens Nancy Conover Cheryl Courtois Janet Courtois Pamela Cutler Jendra Daugherty Yvonne DeBoor Dixie DeClue 105 or o Show Poise and Beauty o? Sophomores lead procession of queen candidates in the Homecoming. Kathy Dempsey Lydia Drennen Connie Earls Sharon Elliott Ruth Ellis Ellen Fite Denise Franklin Pat French Alma Fleig Carla Garber Janet Govro Judith Govro Ginny Haeusler Mary Hampel Sally Hardy Norma Haverstick Carol Ann Herbert Beverly Horn Donna Harris Janis Hull Glenda Jackson Regina Keathley Gail Kelley Wanda Kline Karen Kohler 106 Raynord Kearby William Overstreet Bruce Pease Mike Priest Arthur Roberson Bened Roth Jimmy Sales Dennis Schumer Monte Sikes John Simms Larry Smith Paul Smith Robert Staley Steven Stork Reed Steiner Martin Stephens Danny Still Wayne Stolzer Gary Stueve Dove Summers Greg Sumpter Delmar Turner Joseph Vaughn Terry Wilfong Charles Wagner Walter Walker Earl Wansley Gary Weichelt Philip Welch Donald White Danny Willis Charles Wood Bob Wright Kenny Wright Philip Cortor 107 Pot Kreitler Toni Lee Faith LeClere Susan Litton Wanda Loesch Sandra Merseal Sharon Merseal Kathy Messer Maurice Miller Sandy Murphy Gail McDaniel Sharon Nash Celeste Norman Ronda Ogle Gail Page Susan Penning Connie Porchy Cheryl Reheisse Christy Reynolds Linda Rhineberger Linda Richeson Diane Reynolds Vicki Roth Margaret Rudisaille Darla Siebert Vicki Sikes Barbara Smith Carlene Smith Pauline Smith Pat Stauss Linda Stuthers Becky Sul lens Pam Turley Jean Umbdenstock Earline Vaughn 108 Developed Talents Early As freshman, the students performed for the senior high school. Sandra Willis Pam Willm Judy Wines Sharon Winkler Susan Zavadil Christy Lilly Claudia Krechel Jo Ann Baumstark Jacqueline Holst Beverly Portell Charles Dempsey John Derr Mike Dill Ronald Drury Michael Dutton 109 Career Day Sparks Ambition The biannual Career Day was held Wednesday afternoon, April 7, 1965. Indecision was the theme as questioning students explored their interests in search of a career. Pensive faces filled the halls as a single question was asked by students pondering a decision that will govern the rest of their lives, What do I want to do most? Dr. Paul Green, Director of Certification for the Missouri State Board of Education, was the principal speaker. Dr. Green's address emphasized the 3R's of student responsibility, responsiveness and resourcefulness. Mr. Litton introduced guest speakers to the student body. Home economics Girls served the guest speakers on Career Day. The skill of construction was explained by Everett Eisenbeis. Ill I Music Majors Maintain Twenty-nine I ratings were earned at district music contest. Twenty-three I ratings were obtained in the instrumental department and six I ratings in the vocal department at Cape Girardeau. The mixed chorus and the girls glee club directed by Martin Johnson obtained I ratings as did the band. The boys glee club directed by H. E. Moore received a II rating. Music students who received top ratings at District Contest were eligible to go to State Music Contest in Columbia Friday, April 23. Festus received eleven one's, fifteen two's and one three. Groups who are not pictured but who received top ratings were: Boys Quartet, Boys Double Quartet, Double Mixed Quartet, Brass Quintet. Maria Lilly, Tim Keen, and John Shoush, formed a Trumpet Trio which received a one rating at District and State Contest. Garrett Walton, Eddie Grooms, Jim Pierce, Chuck Skelton, Jerry Roehrs, John Kempster, Robin Kearns, David Crump, Mike Sipp, Fern Linde, Richard Cook, David Wren, Jim Funk, Terry Lucas, Beverly Hall, and Kim Tharp, took solos to District Contest. High Ratings Ellen Hancock, Lesley Thomure, Sue Lucas, Larry May, Anita McCormack, Beverly Oswald, Mike Montgomery, Jim Funk, John Shoush, Marla Lilly, Tim Keen and Larry Wegmann. These students received one's at District Contest. Brass Sextet consisted of Claudia Althauser, Larry May, Marla Lilly, Carl Rariden, Mike Montgomery and Randy Thomure also received a one rating at District and State. Paula Pinkley, Patti Zimmerman and Ellen Hancock received one Rating at District and State Contest. Sue LeGrand only vocal soloist to receive a one rating at District and State. Girls Athletics Activities Are Linda Buechting does the side vault over the horse. Mrs. Mitchells' girls worked hard to show their skills last spring. They sponsored an interesting PTA program of calisthenics. They took an extensive first aid course to earn cards qualifying them to give first aid. They participated in Track with county schools and won the Jefferson county track meet, held at Fesfus. They entertained the 8th grades of District R-6, R-7, and R-8 at a Play day on April 30. The F-Club was honored at their annual chili supper. JoAnn Beffa performs on the balance beam at PTA. 114 Ambitious Always Sylvia Parriott demonstrates first-aid. Glenda Johnson, Barb Bollinger, Karen Johnson, Ginny Haeusler, and Susie Carrow practice for the track meet. Students relax during Play Day activities. Fine Students? Yes. One Fourth Get Mr. Moore presents Larry Wegman with John Philip Sousa Award. Nick Borusiewich, Mr. Football, George Greshman, Mr. Baseball, John Shoush, Mr. Basketball (also POE and Wayne Renfro) won the Mr. Athlete Award (also the Dr. Bolgar Science Award). Terry Gibbs presents Joan Bradford with SC Scholarship and Twin City Locker Scholarship to Junior College. She also received D.A.R. Award. Mrs. Morris presents gift to Diane Carrow, editor of Tiger. Sylvia Parriott waits to give Mrs. Morris flowers. Senior sponsors, Mrs. Manley and Mrs. Dreyer thank students for gift presented by Nick Borusiewich, President. 116 Awards The Danforth I Dare You Award is presented to Sheryl Scott and Terry Gibbs by Mr. Litton. Gerald Chappue, ranking third highest in his class, receives Science Award and radio from Tom's TV. Received rewards for the 80th percentile in physical fitness were: FRONT, Joy Gansner, Beverly Oswald, Patty Roth, Carolyn Esch, SECOND ROW, Pam Brewer, Brenda Markotay, Donna McClennahan, Sharon Kinder, THIRD ROW, Virginia Kennedy, Joyce Gansner, Phyllis McClennahan, and Glenda Johnson. In addition to the awards, pictures, and names fifty-six girls received badges for 50th Percentile. Awards Day footprints were left by many students. Ralph B. Tynes Gymnasium was the scene on Friday, May 28. In the music department Sonateers award was given to Chuck Skelton. Basketball letters were earned by ten boys. Thirteen boys were awarded track letters. In girls athletics, the major award for the outstanding girl in G.A.A. was presented to Joy Gansner. Minor girls athletic association letters were given to thirteen girls. Class of 65 Represents BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Class of 1965 Ralph B. Tynes Gymnasium Sunday, May 23, 1965 8:00 o'clock p.m., DST Processional ........................................Class Mrs. Ruth AuBuchon Invocation..................................Archie N. Holt Pastor, First Methodist Church Alleluia, Glorious is Thy Name .....................Olson Mixed Chorus O Brother Man ................................... Robertson Keep the Standard Before You. .........Richard F. Lankford Pastor, Fairview Christian Church Benediction...................................Archie N. Holt Recessional.............................................Class Mrs. Ruth AuBuchon t. Seniors march into the gymnasium for their graduation ceremonies. 2. The graduates ore listening to the advice of Reverend Lankford, the guest speaker. 3. The graduates stand to receive diplomas. 118 Golden Anniversary of Festus High John Shoush receives the Alexander Award. Graduation was held in the Ralph B. Tynes Gymnasium on Thursday, May 27, 1965 at eight o'clock P.M. The Seniors marched into the gymnasium to the music of Pomp and Circumstance. The Reverend John E. Mathews, associate Pastor of the First Baptist Church gave the Invocation. The speakers were announced by Ralph Tynes, Superintendent of Schools. The address: The Door Has Been Opened; Have We The Courage to Go Beyond was given by John Shoush, JoAnn Martin, and Jack Lovelace. W. Edwin Edward, President of Education, presented the Diplomas. JoAnn Martin introduces the speeches for Commencement. Salutatorion, Beverly Oswald, is congratulated by Mr. Robert Shoush. Patti Tynes, with a smile to match her father's, receives her diploma. Anito McCormick, valedictorian, also receives the Merit Certificate. Senior Trip Proves Exciting, Educational and 1st ROW Sitting: Charlotte Ferguson, Linda Pratt, Carolyn Esch, Joyce Gansner, Joy Gansner, Claudia Sinclair, Mike Chamberlain, Wayne Renfro, Jim LaPlant, Buck Lorts, Phyllis McClenahan. 2nd ROW Sitting: Mr. Ralph Tynes, Mr. Robert Shoush, Diana Rigdon, Glenda Vest, Paul Roth, John Boettger, Drena White, Sue Kennedy, Mary Helen Klobe, Lucretia Cook, Anita McCormack, Sandra Collins, Sharon Davies. 3rd ROW Sitting: Ronald Whittington, Larry Frazier, Darlene Alcorn, Larry Covington, Tim Keen, Carlton Rariden, George Greshman, Mike Lednick, Lynn McKee, Mary Willoughby, Paula Mayberry, Spencer Smith, Patti Tynes, Darlene Sullens. 4th ROW Standing: Miss Carolyn Glore, Mrs. Gladys Castleberry, Mrs. Clara Weg-mann, Mrs. Theo Howard. Mrs. Phil Bradford, Mrs. Ted Posch, Mrs. Irma Althauser, Mrs. Mary Coleman, Lois Williams, Barbara Thornton, Mary Tindall, Sherry Scott, Donna Wiese, Gayle Callahan, Pam Hed- Entertaining dell, Linda Geiler, Sylvia Parriott, Pom Brewer, Carolyn Kloth, Christie Chmela, Donno McClanahan, Suzanne Walker, Larry Wegmann, Jean Bradford, Claudia Althauser, JoAnn Martin, Kim Tharp, Feme Linde, Louetta Welch, Nick Borusiewich, Preston Williams, Gary Wright, Martin Keathley. Mike Posch, Mrs. Ruth Buechting, U. S. Rep. William H. Bates, Mrs. Cora Dreyer, Mrs. Nora McCormack, Mrs. Jane Shoush, Mrs. June Gibbs, Mrs. Lucille Ladd, Mrs. Sara Manley. Background: Steve Goodwin, Danny Reifsteck, Marvin Thurman, Terry Sumpter, Jim Bayer, Mike Sipp, John Summers, Don Fallert, Jim Funk, Jerry Roehrs, Jim Buechting, Richard Cook, Bill Thomas, Terry Gibbs, Warren Becker, Don Hill, Richard Collier, Jack Lovelace, Dale Tipton, Tom Wren, Ron Pope, Gerald Choppue, Francis Meyers, Scotty Kimberlin, John Shoush, Don Peters, John Santschi. Dear Meg: Wanta hear about the senior trip? On May 30, 110 graduates, sponsors, mamas, and teachers climbed aboard 3 silver monsters (Greyhound Buses) at Fes-tus Senior High School. We settled down into deep plush seats which were to be home for us for the next ten days. We mode good time across Illinois and Indiana. Somehow the 3 buses got separated, and we dribbled into the Hotel Pritchard in Hunting-ton, W. Va. A restful night prepared us for the beautiful mountain scenery of Virginia the next day, as well as the crooked roads. The John Yancey Motel at Williamsburg was with a swimming pool and lighted fountains. Chilly as the night was, most of us had a swim. The next morning we saw a film giving historic background at the Williamsburg center—everybody except Sylvia Parriott and Mrs. Manley who had to go to a doctor for sore throats. Then we wandered through the village that has been restored by Rockefeller millions. In the afternoon we drove over to Jamestown for another film and a trip to the museum plus a look at the replica of the Mayflower. We caught our first glimpse of the Capitol dome and Washington's monument at dusk that day. But our hotel was a complete disappointment. If you want an explanation of that statement, any senior will fill you in. Early the next morning the message was whispered around that we were to bring our suitcases to the sidewalk in front of the hotel. We evacuated that place in 5 minutes flat! The sight seeing buses loaded and in the commotion they drove off. leaving Mrs. Dreyer standing in the street. The other casualty was Joan Bradford's camera left in a dresser drawer on the 7th floor. Both items were later recovered. That night we stayed at the Dodge House, o decided improvement over the previous hotel. Several of us attended a symphony concert, some went to movies, but we who had our own dance in the hotel ballroom had a real ball with some students from Mexico. The Good-Neighbor Policy was really at work there. The next morning we had sightseeing buses to Mt. Vernon and Arlington Cemetery. We were most impressed by seeing the changing of the guard at the grave of the Unknown Soldier. We also paid our re-pects at the grave of President Kennedy. After lunch at the House Cafeteria we scurried to the steps to have our picture taken with our Congressman Richard Ichord and Massachusetts Congressman William Bates (brother-in-law of Mr. Mrs. Dreyerl. Both men sacrificed time to greet us as Mr. Ichord was leaving for Viet Nam and Mr. Bates had a bill coming up that afternoon. We stopped in Philadelphia to catch a glimpse of Independence Hall. We rolled into the Governor Clinton Hotel a little awed by seeing New York first at night. But not for long. Some of us managed to find Times Square and ride the subway before bedtime .. . Phyllis Mc- Clenahon got her directions from o Chinese by sign language. Mr. Shoush herded us all onto a subway the next morning early without anyone's getting caught in the door and we were off to the Fair. After a preliminary guided tour by bus at the fairgrounds, we were well enough oriented to take off on our own. It is not crowded; food is not exorbitant; and purse snatchers do not lurk behind you. Eighty per cent of the exhibits ore free. Among our favorite pavillions were: the Belgian Village, the Spanish pavillion with the folk dancers, the Vatican pavillion with The Pieta , General Motors, Johnson Wax, and the International Plaza. Ah, New York! The Empire State Building elevator, the dress shop that Mrs. Ladd and Mrs. Gibbs found, the Broadway play Any Wednesday that six of us saw, the height of St. John the Divine, the panhandler in Chinatown, Macey's, Luchow's, the discotheque dancer on Times Square. Gimbels, the food smells in Chinatown, the Chrysler Building, Wall Street, Mrs. Dreyer's hair and Mrs. Manley's feet, the stage-door crowd waiting for Barbara Striesand, the roar of the subway—such are memories of the Big Town. The trip home had its big moments too. We hod a drive through the Gettysburg Cemetery and Battlefield which surprised us all. Everyone must have thought os I did of the tremendous folly in neighbor's hiding behind rocks shooting at each other. The last night on the road was spent in a delightful hotel in Washington, Pa. We arrived back at F.H.S. right on schedule with everybody and his luggage safely accounted for. All the rummage sales, car washes, and ticket selling paid off—in fact, I ended the year with a $3.35 refund! As ever, Josephine This knife pointing of Festus was done by Susan Jean Lucas, a Junior, who is taking her second year of Art. The technique used is called scumbling. This is an abstract painting of a winter night in the city. To achieve the best meaning of this painting, you should look at it from a distance. We wish to thank our local merchants and businessmen who have supported our school over the years and who have helped in many ways to make our school what it is. We are happy that these merchants realize that this is truly enduring advertisement since the alumni will refer back to it many times and will recognize that it is the cooperation of the merchants that have made the financing of this yearbook possible. Terry Arnold, president of COE, is shown with Lee Bergmeyer, manager of Gannon's Bi-Rite. Page 124 1 and 2—Terry Dill and Terry Porterfield are shown with Norman Abernathy, manager of Western Auto. 3—Don Crump and Bert Reber at Jefferson County Press Times. 4—Mike Wagner and W. N. Bauman, employer at Bauman Bakery. 5—Rick Spiedel is shown at Standard Service Station with employer, Ernie Robinson. 6— Richard Schumaker is shown with previous employer, W. W. Walton, at Twin City Packing Co. 7—Cortland Williams supervises Jerry Drury at Bill's Auto Repair. 8—Jim Elfrank and daughter Linda at Auto Repair Center. 9—Bob Turley of Cole Tire Company instructs Don Felgate. 10-Bill Burley with Firman Gibson at Gibson's 66 Service Station. 11—Wayne Werner at Len's Service Station with Len Werner. 12—Mike Fal-lert and Jim Boyer with Mrs. Helen Finkle, ot Stoplight Fruit Mkt. Page 125 1—Dennis Green-street and Syl Harter, owner of F. W. Harter. 2—John Ogden worked at Lion Supply Co., Don Akins worked at Twin City Produce. 4—Bob Propst is shown with Doris Graham at Texaco Motor Co. 5—Dennis Baker at Crystal Cue Club. Manager is Leon Wulfers. 6—Dove Mahue and Larry Propst at Standard Service Station. 7— Linda Rainey with Joe Page at Crystal Village Drugs. 8—Joe Garrett is shown with Allen Abernathy at Gannon's Bi-Rite. 9—Raymond Simms with Hazel Arnold at Arnold Chevrolet. 10 —Jim Bell is employed at Virgil Simms Auto Body Shop. The COE officers are president—Terry Arnold, vice-president—Mike Fallert, secretary and treasurer—Joe Garrett, and reporter—Wayne Werner. ZEPHYR Gasoline and Oil Gas for Less Local and One-Way Trailers For Rent Crystal City, Mo. J J MOTORS Body Fender Repairs Painting General Auto Repairing YE 7-6658 20 Jefferson Crystal City Danny Ellington Pat Robinson on Valentine day. DORSEY Prescription Pharmacy Jefferson County’s Only Professional Pharmacy • Prescriptions • Sick Room Supplies • Convalescent Equipment • Rubber Goods • Biologicals Free Prescription Delivery Free Parking in Rear Charge Accounts 108 Mississippi Avenue Phone Ye-7-3900 Crystal City Congratulations Class of 1966 PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. Works Nine Crystal City, Mo. Haydite Blocks Ready - Mixed Concrete Metal Windows Festus Crystal City, Mo. Telephone YEllowstone 7-6803 P H 0 T 0 c, ry,£tal WILLIAM R. BURCH JWC. President 203 WALNUT STREET CRYSTAL CITY, MISSOURI QUALITY WORK—FAST SERVICE HERE COMES fiuAch . . . F I N I S H I N G Photo Reflex Studio St. Louis, Missouri come to Your Official Photographer... where the skill and care gained from years of experience assure you of the fine portraits you want at the great moments of your life... 5 DRIVE-IN £ Stop at the STOPLIGHT DRIVE-IN Hiway61 and Bailey Road Crystal City Missouri Eat-at-the-Stoplight YE 7-5501 Highway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. RECHTER BROS. CLOTHING CO. Festus, Mo. STOPLIGHT AUTO SALES Don Hudson Leo Gebhardt MUELLER’S I.G.A. FOODLINER 335 Bailey Road Crystal City, Missouri LOVELACE FURNITURE AND LINOLEUM MART 5 E Main St. YE 7-5011 Festus, Missouri John Summers, Mrs. Castleberry, sponsor-tutor, Terry Gibbs, Kim Tharp, Gerald Chappue, and Tom Wren represented Festus Senior High School on the TV Program Scholar Quiz. GERALD’S MEN’S WEAR “Where Smart Men Shop’’ YE 7-5446 204 Main St. Festus, Missouri AL BAKER’S GULF SERVICE Route 3 AAA Service Day and Night COMMUNITY MOTOR SERVICE Highway 61-67 — Crystal City, Mo. YE 7-5774 Festus YE 7-5903 General Auto Repairing and Overhauling Bear Wheel Aligning Service Body and Fender Work Brake Service SUSIE’S BEAUTY SALON Phone YE-7-2544 1009 North Fourth St. E B ELECTRONICS 304 BAILEY ROAD CRYSTAL CITY, MO. YE 7-2812 COOPER’S SHOE STORE SHOE REPAIR 206 Main St. FESTUS Jarman, Vogue, Charm Step OVERBERG DECORATING CENTER PLASTIC AND CERAMIC WALL TILE KENTILE FLOOR TILE DRAPERY MATERIAL WALLPAPER PHELAN’S PAINTS YEllowstone 7-2742 405 Main Street Festus, Missouri Texas Boots, Cedar Crest SMITH JEWELERY MR. and MRS. WILLIAM SMITH Mgr. and Owner 37 Main St. YE 7-2277 MANLEY’S SPORT SHOP “IT PAYS TO PLAY 304 W. Main Festus, Mo. YE 7-5688 RUDLOFF’S MARKET INC. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 736 Mississippi Crystal City, Mo. Telephone YE 7-4412 O. J. Wind, Owner Truetone Radios Davis Tires Wizard Batteries 520 Bailey Road Phone YE 7-6279 Crystal Cty, Mo. Festus, Mo. F. W. HARTER CO. MILL STREET MARKET PLUMBING — HEATING C. L. Barnhart, Proprietor Crystal City-Festus 503 N. Mill St. Telephone YE 7-5431 Festus, Mo. Missouri WHITE GRILL Home Cooking Plate Lunches Delicious Sandwiches 0 Hamburgers for SLOO Main Street Festus, Missouri YE 7-8849 ALEXANDER OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Ellman Building, Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. Art Supplies Office Machines Typewriters Sales —Service Office Supplies Desks and Files Adding Machines Rentals—Repairs Phone YEllowstone 7-3616 H. M. ALEXANDER, President Main St. Festus, Mo. Phone YE 7-7201 Recapping Service Good Year Tires Mrs. Freiner and her daughter Lisa, Alice Zim mermann, Mrs. Charles Turley and her son lorry spoke to student body on the March of Dimes. DREYER PAINT Dan Short DAN'S AUTO TOP 108 Highway 61-67 WALLPAPER STORE Crystal City, Mo. YE. 7-4006 Main St. YE 7-6000 U. S. ENTERPRISE, INC. (U. S. Stores) 518 Bailey Rd. Crystal City, Missouri HARDWARE PAINTS APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS TOYS ELECTRICAL AND GARDENING SUPPLIES Donald H. Korte Store Manager YE 7-2702 CRYSTAL MOTEL THE JEFFERSON COUNTY PRESS-TIMES Highway 61 -67 ALL THE NEWS Every Week Crystal City, Mo. The Tri-Cities Leading Newspaper YE-7-6406 Phone YE 7-2811 Crystal City, Mo. Crystal City, Mo. YE 7-3662 Terminals St. Louis Flat River DeSoto Potosi Ironton C. E. S. TRUCK LINES Serving Festus and Crystal City Daily “Faster Than Rail, Regular as Mail” ESTELLE’S BEAUTY BESAND AUTO ELECTRIC SHOP Herb Besand, proprietor 106 N. Mill St. S. Mill St. Festus, Mo. Festus Mo. YE 7-6654 YE 7-3006 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY” Judges selected Mike Montgomer, Ashley Howe, Gorrett Wolton, Jim Bauman, and Eddie Grooms to perform in All-District Band Compliments of SPOTLIGHT LIBERTY CAFE FRUIT Hi-Way 61 MARKET Crystal City, Missouri Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Farm Fresh Beef Festus, Mo. TWIN CITY PACKING LOCKER CO. W. W. Walton Chairman of the Citizen's Committee concerning the gymnasium dedication. Ye 7-4667 Phone YE 7-4261 QUALITY DAIRY J. C. “CHOP” VOLMAR GLENNON THOMURE “YOUR PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE AGENTS” J. AND D. - 1 STOP GROCERIES . MEATS . SPORTING GOODS . ICE MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS . BOATS Highway 61-67 Crystal City, Missouri ETHEL’S BEAUTY SHOP Ethel Miller, Proprietor 8 E. Frisco Street Festus, Mo. YE-7-6604 S en i'ce Troi Rervtal C A SERVICE Highway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. YE 7-8845 Phone YE 7-6036 814 South Second St. CLARK INSURANCE AGENCY BOB CLARK Hospitalization . Life . Auto . Fire . Income Protection Festus, Missouri GASEN REXALL STORE ‘‘Best Wishes from Employees’ 404 W. Main YE 7-3323 Festus, Mo. L. D. COMPTON CONST. CO. LARRY D. COMPTON P.O. Box 323 Festus, Mo. 63028 YEIIowstone7-5714 HAYES STANDARD 312 Main Street TIRES TRI-CITY ELECTRIC (J J AND HARDWARE BATTERIES A Complete Line of ACCESSORIES YE 7-8756 Hardware Electrical Supplies Toys Sporting Goods Zenith Radio and Television Crystal Village YE 7-2600 CLOSED MONDAY TUESDAY YE 7-5905 Borb LoPlont. Ruth Ann Gegg, CC Harter, and Pat Robinson express their pride as they exhibit their senior rings. PONZA PIZZERIA RESTAURANT 508-510 BAILEY ROAD CRYSTAL CITY, MO. Open 4:00 P.M. RAVIOLI SPAGHETTI STEAKS CHOPS BECK SALES Maytag and Hotpoint Appliances RCA Victor Color RCA Whirlpool 24 Main Street YE 7-2601 Festus, Missouri VINYARD FUNERAL HOME, Inc. Festus — Crystal City and Herculaneum, Mo. THUNDERBIRD LANES Bowlin9 Billiards 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 RAY MARTIN AND DON DeCLUE Festus, Mo. Y' ryS af fa fipy YYtirew t YYe tter S14 BAILEY ROAD CRYSTAL CITY. MO. 63019 WYNN’S MARKET SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE 514 Bailey Rd. 202 MAIN STREET Crystal City, Missouri YE 7-3611 Phone 314-YE 7-5641 Festus, Missouri STATE FARM INSURANCE Robert J. Graham Harold McFerron Don Golterman John Baase YE 7-4648 Festus, Mo. ARNOLD-CHEVROLET Highway 61-67 at Bailey Road SERVICE O.K. USED CARS New and SUPER and Parts Dept. CHEVROLET Used Cars YE-7-4626 SERVICE YE-7-3656 QlvMtoj DutCjS PRESCRIPTIONS Herculaneum, Mo. GR 9-5215 Crystal City, Mo. YE 7-6001 MESOURimMMcOM WtY FOR BETTER LIVING - qai, NATURALLY DREYER PAINT FRESH VEGETABLES GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS GROCERIES See Us For Quality Merchandise Fresh Bakery Goods Daily WALLPAPER STORE WILBERT’S A-G MARKET Main St. YE 7-6000 606 Hiway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. VAUGHN INSURANCE AGENCY 111 A Main St. YE 7-3026 “Insurance of all kinds” H. E. “Hank” Vaughn, Jr. Mr. Emmett J. Senn and Mrs. Thomas Brickly, manager of Union Electric, presented second place prize of $75.00 to the Planned Progress Group of Festus Senior High School. Eddie Grooms received the award for the committee. CRYSTAL CITY SEED Compliments of AND CO-ED BEAUTY SHOP FEED COMPANY 306 South Mill Highway 67 Festus, Mo. POLITTE FUNERAL HOMES Crystal City, Mo. Herculaneum, Mo. Festus, Mo. phone Phone Phone YEllowstone 7-3631 YEllowstone 7-3631 YEllowstone 7-4444 DAY OR NIGHT AMBULANCE SERVICE YE 7-3631 C. N. HOLLIGAN BRICK CONTRACTOR P one Rural Route One Yellowstone 7-2255 Festus, Mo. CENTRAL REXALL DRUGS Where Pharmacy Is a Profession Cosmetic Specialities Helen Rubinstein Max Factor Revelon Lanvin Phone Ye 7-3400 123 Main Festus, Mo. LAIBEN REALTY REALTORS TO BUY, SELL, OR INSURE CALL US, 519 Bailey Rd. Crystal City, Mo. Phone YE 7-4200 DECLUE MOTOR SERVICE ALL MECHANICAL WORK WM. G. DECLUE 301 N. Mill Festus, Mo. thmgsgo better,! Coke BOTTICO UNDIX AUTHORITY OF THf COCA-COLA COMPANY BY CRYSTAL CITY STATE BANK Crystal City, Mo. Member F.D.I.C. TRI-CITY INDEPENDENT Fine Offset Letterpress Printing SERVING ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS for 55 Years Mrs. Jarvis, Home Ec. teacher, presents Kathy Sanders the Betty Crocker Home Ec. Award. 109 N. Mill Festus YE 7-2736 MFA INSURANCE COMPANIES QUONSET INN IWSWAMOl A. ELMO BLUM, AGENT Citizens Bank Bldg. Festus, Mo. Bowling Lanes Open 10 A M. Daily 7 Days A Week Automatic Pin Spotters 12 Lanes VE 7-2118 2006 Hi-Way 61 YE 7-2903 E D STYLE SHOP “As Modern as Tomorrow’’ 110 MAIN STREET Festus, Mo. YE 7-5609 Gailynn Campbell, Ellen Hancock, and Sue LeGrand model evening dresses. Pam Cutler “steps out in a matching c. at and dress. Festus Senior High School Students are honored to participate in the bridal style show. They are. Jeon Bradford, Linda Posch, Pam Cutler, Gailynn Campbell, Donna Brown, Sue LeGrand, Edwina Wright, Barbara Bollinger, Sally Rudloph, and Betty Brooks. ARMOUR AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO. Festus, Mo. YE 7-3691 FESTUS HARDWARE COMPANY 207 MAIN STREET WESTINGHOUSE RCA PITTSBURGH PAINTS YE 7-2946 COMPLIMENTS OF SMITTY’S DAIRY CREAM LEE WICHMAN MOTORS, INC. Highway 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. MERCURY—RAMBLER DEALER YE 7-5687 Compliments of LEN'S SERVICE STATION Mobile Tires and Tubes Mobilubrication Hiway 61-67 YE 7-8723 Festus, Mo THE DAILY NEWS DEMOCRAT Jefferson County's Only Daily Newspaper Festus Missouri OZARKS FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Farmington, Mo. Festus Branch 105 N. Adams YE 7-2626 Yellowstone 7-2252 PORCHEY REALTY SLIP COVERS Carl J. Porchey AND DRAPES . • (V V MATTRESSES UPHOLSTERING RealtdR Crystal City Mattress Upholstering Co. Sales—Leases—Rentals—Exchanges 524 BAILEY ROAD Crystal City. Missouri 4 Main Street W. DEVINE YELLOWSTONE 7-2546 Festus, Missouri UNITED GLASS AND CERAMIC WORKERS Wishes Success to the Students of FESTUS HIGH SCHOOL LOCAL 63, C.I.O. CRYSTAL VILLAGE DRUGS Registered Pharmacist Millard Randoll COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Lloyd N. Thuesen Representing The Equitable Life Assurance Society of U.S. The General Insurance Companies of America The Travelers Insurance Companies The Continental Insurance Companies The Zurich Insurance Companies It is always a pleasure to serve you . . . your only obligation is to YOURSELF 135 Main St. P.O. Pox 23 Festus, Mo. C.C., Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF E. C. ROBINSON LUMBER CO. “THE FRIENDLY YARD Crystal City Missouri THEODORO’S RESTAURANT “Since 1918“ Serving the finest meals in Twin City Area CATERING SERVICE ANYWHERE IN Jefferson County 530 Bailey Road Crystal City, Mo. Ye 7-3118 J. V. AXTETTER Route 2 Box 252 YEI lo wstone-7-4441 EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR Sewer Ditches Grading Basements JOSTEN’S Since 1897 HAROLD KERSCH Representative FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AND AWARDS Box 71 Columbia SN James Sprengnether, student teacher from SEMO State, is shown at left giving first lesson in English 4. jfe GIFT CHEST JEWELERS MILLERS’ MUTUAL INSURANCE Charles Billington ASSOCIATION Manager of Illinois 209 Main St. Festus, Mo. Phone: Ye 7-2013 YE 7-5007 John E. Vaughn Res. 847 Vine Street Festus, Missouri Bus. Ill A Main Street HOWARD INDUSTRIES DIVISION M S L INDUSTRIES, INC. RACINE, WISCONSIN FESTUS, MISSOURI QUALITY CLEANERS Shirts Expertly Laundered and Finished Use Our Drive-In in the Rear Newest Equipment Joe L. Harris Yellowstone 7-4244 Compliments of OLD VIENNA POTATO-CHIP SALESMAN 1945 Walton Road St. Louis 14, Mo. HArrison 6-2333 STOP AT THE GATEWAY Good Food with Outstanding Atmosphere Sandwiches—Soft Drinks Sundaes—Malts H AND H MIRROR AND DECKER’S FLORIST AUTO GLASS SHOP Manufacturers of Ye 7-5445 Quality — Mirrors Ornamental — Mirrors FESTUS Window Glass Table Tops (Flowers for all occasions) Crystal City Missouri F. G. Henniger We - Wire - Flowers - Anywhere BIG STOP DRIVE-IN — OUR SPECIALTY — — 3-D HAMBURGER — Highway 61-67 Festus, Mo. Phone YE 7-8766 COLONIAL CLEANER DRIVE-IN SERVICE Modern Storage Vaults John Schneider Jr. Phone YE 7-6202 200 N. Mill St. Festus, Mo. RALPH MAXWELL Distributor Potato Chips Candy Sundries Festus, Mo. I POTATO CH A W ROOT BEER DRIVE IN CARRY OUT SERVICE YE 7-6510 DUFFNER’S DELICIOUS ICE CREAM Duffner’s Ice Cream Products Since 1911 GANNONS Quality Groceries, Produce, Meats Festus, Missouri 600 Sunshine Drive “Where Your Business Is Appreciated' ’ Phone YE 7-3653 CLINTON INSURANCE AGENCY FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS Phone YE 7-6066 305 Main Street Festus, Missouri KAS POTATO CHIPS “From a Friend of the Tiger” TWIN CITY MOTEL Phone YE 7-6003 Trailer Court Facilities Air Conditioned Bridal Suites Electric and Wall to Wall Safti Vent Heat Carpeting Play Ground Kitchenettes T.V. Tub-Shower — Owners — Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ray Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ray FULTS FLORIST Bailey Road Main Street Crystal City Festus Ye 7-4690 Ye 7-3605 77 Boyd Street DeSoto Ju 6-2375 Zeno, Hazel, Albert Fults, Owners FRED ISENMAN Compliments of MOTORS, INC. CRYSTAL CITY Lin Counts, President AUTO PARTS Telephones: YE 7-4611 and YE 7-4612 Hiway 67 Festus, Missouri Crystal City, Mo. J. H. ELECTRIC CO. South Mill-and-CC Highway Festus Bonded YE 7-2060 Wiring “Insured’ . Residential . Industrial . Commercial Wiring Modernization Electric Heating TEXACO MOTOR COMPANY Your Oldsmobile Dealer Hi-way 61-67 Crystal City Mark Abel. Sandy Hubbard, and Kirk Jocfc-son won second place in the Student Council Talent Show, January 15. Russ Bauman’s CRYSTAL TIRE COMPANY Hi way 61-67 Crystal City, Mo. Phone Ye 7-3674 or Ye 7-4631 Dayton—Goodyear—Medallion Ti res— Batteri es—Reca ppi ng EVERYONE IS GO GO GOING OAK GROVE PARK AND SWIMMING POOL!! CC Highway—between Festus and DeSoto Jim Clark was Festus Santa for '65. VANITY FOOTWEAR Shoes for the family WEATHERBIRD — for the children VELVET STEP — for the ladies CITY CLUB — for the men Phone YE-7-2100 212 Main St. Festus, Mo CONGRATULATIONS to the 1966 class of FESTUS R-6 SENIOR HIGH Remember . . . Wherever you make your home there's an A P near you!! Index BOARD OF EDUCATION Edwin Evans—President, 22 Harry Long—22 Charles W. Vogt—22 R. Winthrop Johnson—22 Harry L. C. Weier—22 A. J. Kirby—22 Charles H. Dreyer—22 Mrs . Sara M. Wood—22 Robert Raley—22 Glen Willm—22 Wint Johnson—22 Ralph B. Tynes, Superintendent—20 Robert L. Shoush—21,120 FACULTY Castleberry, Mrs. Gladys— 26,120,131 Dreyer, Mrs. Cora—36,37, 62,116,120 Elkins, Warren—24 Glore, Miss Carolyn—26, 120 Godwin, Murrel—31,48 Gill, Mrs. Margaret—39 Hoggard, Frank—34 Holligan, Mrs. Genevieve —64 Holmes, Miss Lucille—35 Hart, Mrs. Marlene—30, 31,39 Jarvis, Mrs. Barbara—32, 150 Johnson, Martin—28,61 Johnson, Rupert—24 Litton, Howard C . —110 Manley, Mrs. Sarah—29, 62,70,116,120 McCullough, Mrs. Willa— 39 Mitchell, Mrs. Helen—28, 103 Moore, Hueby—28,57,116 Morris, Mrs. Helen—116 Nickless, Cloyd E.—36 Oetting, Harold—28,51 Pryor, Robert—35 Rubottom, Stanley—31 Sprengnether, James—157 Spurgeon, Leslie—21 Swift, Mrs. Joyce—39 Terry, Daniel—26,27,55 Weatherford, Jerry—34 Whitener, Ben—29 Whitener, Mrs. Kay—26,69 SCHOOL FRIENDS Alcorn, Darlene—120 Althauser, Claudia—113, 120 Althauser, Mrs. Irma—120 Bailey, Mrs. Juneatte—13 Bates, William H. —120 Bayer, Jim—120 Bauman, Mr. Ed—23 Becker, Warren—120 Blaha, Mrs. Fran—23 Boettger, John—120 Borusiewich, Nick—116, 120 Bradford, Joan—116,120 Bradford, Mrs. Phil—120 Brewer, Pam—117,120 Brickey, Thomas—147 Buechting, Jim—120,46,47 Buechting, Mrs. Ruth—120 Burnside, Mr. Roy—37 Butler, Eugene—67 Callahan, Gayle—14,120 Carrow, Diane—116 Chamberlain, Mike—120 Chappue, Gerald—117, 120.131 Coleman, Mrs. Mary—23, 120 Collier, Richard—120 Collins, Sandra—120 Covington, Larry—120 Cook, Lucretia—120 Cook, Richard—12,46,47, 112 Curtis, Mrs. Margaret—23 Davies, Sharon—120 DeClue, Mrs. Marian—23 Eisenbeis, Everett—111 Esch, Carolyn—117,120 Fallert, Don—120 Ferguson, Charlotte—120 Frazier, Larry—46,47,120 Funk, Jim—112,113,120 Galloway, Mrs. Kay—13 Gansner, Joy—117,120 Gansner, Joyce—117,120 Geiler, Linda—120 Gendron, Mrs. Elizabeth— 13 Gibbs, Mrs. June—120 Gibbs, Terry—116,117, 120.131 Goodwin, Steve—120 Grene, Dr. Paul—110 Gresham, George—46,47, 116,120 Heddell, Pam—120 Hill, Don—120 Hill, Mr. Clyde—23 Holland, Beverly—112 Howard, Mrs. Theo—120 Johnson, Mrs. Ethel —13 Keathly, Martin—120 Keen, Tim—112, 1 13, 120 Kennedy, Sue—120 Kennedy, Virginia—117 Kimberlin, Scotty—120 Klobe, Mary Helen—120 Kloth, Carolyn—120 Knobloch, Mrs. Sylvia—13 Ladd, Mrs. Lucille—120 Lankford, Reverend—118 LaPlant, Jim—120 Lednick, Mike—120 Lilly, Marla— 112, 1 13 Linde, Feme—12, 112 Lorts, Irvin—120 Lovelace, Jack—46,47,120 Martin, JoAnn—119,120 Mayberry, Paula—120 McKee, Lynn—120 McClanahan, Donna—120 McClanahan, Phyllis—117, 120 McCormick, Anita—113, 119.120 McCormick, Mrs. Nora— 120 Meyers, Francis—120 Morrison, Foin—111 Oswald, Beverly—113,117, 119 Parriot, Sylvia—113,116, 120 Peters, Don—120 Pope, Ron—45, 120 Posch, Mike—120 Posch, Mrs. Ted—120 Pratt, Linda—120 Rariden, Carlton—113,120 Reifsteck, Danny—120 Renfro, Wayne—45, 116, 120 Rigdon, Dianna—120 Robinson, Mrs. Polly—13 Roehrs, Jerry—112,120 Roth, Paul—120 Rudisaile, Mrs. Pete—13, 100 Santshi, John—120 Scott, Sheryl I—112, 120 Senn, Emmett J . — 147 Shelton, Shmela, Christie—120 Shoush, Mrs. Jane—120 Shoush, John—46,47,112, 113.116.119.120 Siebert, Mrs. Dorothy—13 Sinclair, Claudia—120 Sipp, Mike—112,120 Skelton, Chuck—112,117 Smith, Spencer—120 Sullens, Darlene—120 Summers, John—120,131 Sumpter, Terry—120 Tharp, Kim—112, 120,131 Thomas, Bill—120 168 Thornton, Barbara—120 Thurman, Marvin—120 Tindall, Mary—120 Tipton, Dale—120 Tynes, Patti— 119, 120 Turley, Mrs. Charles—135 Turley, Larry—135 Vest, Glenda—120 Walker, Suzanne—120 Wegmann, Larry—113,116, 120 Welch, Louetta—120 Wiese, Donna—120 Williams, Lois—120 Williams, Preston—120 Willoughby, Mary—120 Wren, Tom—120, 131 Wright, Gary—120 SENIOR MOTHERS B Bailey, Mrs. Herbert—68 Bland, Mrs. Spencer—68 Brooks, Mrs. Mildred—68 Brown, Mrs. Govnet—68 Butler, Mrs. Eugene—67,68 C Carron, Mrs. Errol—68 Carrow, Mrs. Welton—68 Carter, Mrs. Phillip—68 Charleston, Mrs. Raymond —68 Crump, Mrs. Howard—68 Crump, Mrs. Orville—68 D Dann, Mrs. Velma—68 Davies, Mrs. Frank—68 F Flieg, Mrs. Frances—68 G Gegg, Mrs. Leonard—68 H Hampton, Mrs. George—68 Henderson, Mrs. Juanita— 68 J James, Mrs. Jesse—68 K Kinder, Mrs. Erma—68 Kloth, Mrs. C.—68 L LaPlant, Mrs. Everett—68 Litton, Mrs. Howard—68 Love, Mrs. Wanda—68 M McGougan, Mrs. Vera—68 Miles, Mrs. Pat—68 N Nausley, Mrs. Wayne—68 P Pierce, Mrs. Walton—68 Pinkley, Mrs. Eugene—68 Pullen, Mrs. Lena—68 R Robinson, Mrs. Polly—68, 69 Roehrs, Mrs. Paul—68 Rudisaile, Mrs. Gertrude— 68,69 S Sariego, Mrs. Edward—68 Secrease, Mrs. Elva—68 Siebert, Mrs. Dorothy—68, 69 Siebert, Mrs. Emmett—68 Simms, Mrs. Pearl—68,69 Simpson, Mrs. Rita—68,69 Sittig, Mai—68 Sweet, Mrs. Virginia—68 T Thomas, Mrs. Wayne—68 W Walton, Mrs. Walter—68 White, Mrs. Dorothy—68 SENIORS Akins, Don—24,25,125 Arnold, Terry—5,24,25, 76,125,173 B Backy, Tony—76 Bahr, Dennis—41,51,76 Bailey, Herbert—14,41,48, 76,175 Baker, Dennis—24,25,76, 125 Bates, Jerry—76 Beffa, JoAnn—7,43,44,60, 76,113 Bieser, Carol—76 Bland, Cassandra—60,76 Brann, Ronnie—77 Brooks, Betty—77,151 Brooks, Linda—40,43,44, 60,77 Brown, Donna—42,77, 151 Burgee, James—61,77 Burger, Kathy—77 Burkett, Marilyn—59,60,77 Burley, Bill Lee—24,25, 124 Burris, Barbara—77 C Candler, Douglas—14,41, 77 Carr, Sammye—77 Carron, Ellen—78 Carrow, Susan—7, 14, 16, 19,38,40,42,43,44,56, 60,75,78,115 Carter, Phillip—14,41,48, 62.64.78 Casey, Janice—54,55,60, 62.70.78 Charleston, Raymond—46, 47.78 Cook, Kermit—30,46,49, 78 Craig, Frank—78 Crump, David—14,30,41, 56,59,61,78,112 Crump, Jeanne—4, 18, 19, 37,40,42,59,60,62,78, 173 Culton, David—14,19,41, 49.79 D Dann, Nora Annetta—14, 17,18,19,40,42,43,44, 59.60.65.79 Davis, Robert Michael—79 Derr, Joanne—79 Dill, Terry—24,25,79,124 Dugan, Karen—62,79 E Easley, Stan—79 Edinger, John—55,79 Elfrank, Linda—43,59,60, 79, 124 Elliott, Beverly—79 Ellington, Danny—5,80, 173 Evans, Lee—4,14,19,41, 46,47,49,50,80,173 F Fallert, Mike—24,25,80, 124 Farr, Deanna—80 Felgate, Don—24,25,80, 124 Flieg, Terry—80 Flieg, Mary—60,80 Flynn, Edward—80 French, Robert—46,47,55, 62,65,80 Frye, James—14,41,46,47, 81 G Galloway, Diane—60,82 Gegg, Ruth Ann—5,19,27, 40,44,59,60,81,141, 173 Gendron, Donald—55,81 Gerber, Dee Ann—81 Greer, Paul—81 Grooms, Eddie—27,55,57, 61,81,112,137,147 H Hardin, Randall—61,81 Hardy, Delphia—81 Harter, C. C.—4,19,37, 40,42,44,62,82, 141, 173 Hartman, Dennis—82 Henderson, Arthur—14,41, 49,50 Henderson, George—82 Hill, Kenneth—14,19,41, 49.82 Holligan, Larry—19,27,41, 49.54.55.61.82 Hubbard, Sandy—19,54, 55.56.57.61.68.82 Hull, Terry—6,19,59,62, 65.70.82 Hampton, Sandra—7,40,42, 56.82 I Ipock, Clinton—24,25,59, 61.82 J James, Marsha—82 Jesse, Hugh—14,19,41,49, 83 Johnson, Glenda—7,19,40, 42,56,60,83,115,117 Johnston, Patty—40,43,44, 83 Jones, Diana—83 K Kavlick, Barbara—83 Kempster, John—42,59,61, 83,112 Kinder, Sharon—83,117 Kinion, Mary Lee—40,82 Kloth, Linda—30,56,83 Knobloch, Linda—40,42, 43,62,83 L Labbee, Linda—38,83 La Plant, Barbara—4, 18, 169 19.36.42.44.62.75.84, 141,173 Litton, James—51,57,59, 84 Love, Julia—57,83 Lovaly, Robert—88 Lucas, Terry—57,59,61,62, 84, 112 Luke, JoAnn—62,84 M Magraw, Eddie—55,59,61, 84 Mahue, David—24,25,88 Mangan, Chris—84 Mangan, Ronnie—46,47,84 Markotay, Brenda—40,43, 60.84, 117 Meeks, Juanita—43,60,84 Mitchell, Robert—88 Moreland, Farrell—88 Moses, James—88 Murphy, Mike—88 McCormack, Clyde—48,59, 61.84 McGougan, David—14,41, 45.84 McNeil, Pat—4,19,36,54, 55.56.59.61.64.65.173 N Nanney, Mike David—88 Nausley, James—14,19,41, 46.47.50.85 Nuestro, Violeta—17,19, 42.59.60.65.66.67.85 O Ogden, John—24,25,89, 125 Ogle, Tim—59,61,89 P Parker, Robert—89 Pierce, James—57,59,61, 62,85,112 Pinkley, Paula—14,19,55, 56,59,60,62,68,85,113 Porterfield, Terry—24,25, 49.88.124 Propst, Robert—89, 125 Pullen, Sherry—42,44,55, 59.60.62.68.70.85 R Rainey, Linda—24,25,88, 125 Renfro, Dennis—89 Reynolds, Linda—88 Robinson, Patty—4,18,19, 59.60.85.141.173 Roehrs, Randy—31,46,59, 61.85 Rosener, Tom—70, 85 Roth, Patty—7,42,44,60, 62,70,85,117 Rouggly, Bill —19,51,59, 61.64.65.85 Rouggly, Lisa—40,43,44, 62,86 Rudisaile, Lynn—5,14,18, 19.40.43.56.60.85.173 Rudloff, Stephen—89 S Sanders, Kathleen—86, 150 Schumacher, Richard—24, 25.59.88.124 Sariego, Eddie—54,55,56, 70,86 Schumer, Bonnie—88 Secrease, Patti—89 Self, Sylvia—59,60,86 Shinkle, Pat—38,44,86 Showen, Sondra—59,60,62, 70.86 Siebert, Allen—19,50,67, 74.86 Simms, Karen—40,42,44, 60.70.86 Siebert, Sandy—42,86 Simms, Raymond—24,25, 59,61,86,125 Simpson, Sheila—19,40,43, 44.56.86 Sliz, Frank—62,89 Smetzer, Greg—89 Speidel, Rick—24,25,89, 124 Stephen, Sandra—89 Striler, Carol—56,87 Stuthers, Carol—38,43,44, 88 Sweet, Bob—14,17,19,41, 49.50.59.61.87 T Thomas, Beverly—40,60,87 Thomure, Leslie—56,59,60, 87,113 Turner, Marion—44,60,87 U Ussery, Margie—89 W Walton, Garrett—6,14,41, 48,55,56,57,62,64,87, 112,137 Werner, Wayne—24,25,87, 124 White, Jacqueline—40,43, 55.62.87 Whitehead, Randy—88 Wiese, Susan—40,55,75,87 Wildy, Ronald—59,61,87 Williams, Elaine—60,89 Womack, Bill—89 Woods, Wayne—31,89 Wright, Edwina—40,43,60, 62,87,151 JUNIORS Albright, James—92 Almond, Billie—71,92 Ashby, Lee—92 AuBuchon, Joyce—43,92 Ayers, Shirley—40,43,60, 63.92 B Bachmann, Karen—40,42, 44.59.60.63.70.92 Backy, Cathy—40,42,92 Barnhart, James—92 Basler, Brad—57,63,92 Basler, Wayne—93 Battles, Stuart—48,61,92 Baumgartner, Jeannie—93 Baumstark, Jane—40,71,93 Bay, Kenneth—41,45,49, 59.61.93 Beaird, Monica—93 Bean, Barry—93 Becker, Brenda—93 Becker, John—93 Bell, Jim—24,25,93 Bilkey, Clay—59,61,93 Billington, Carol—43,44, 59.60.93 Blow, Christine—40,42,93 Blucker, David—93 Boettger, Lillian—93 Bollinger, Barbara—40,42, 56,63,70,91,92,93, 115, 151 Bollinger, Frank—96 Boyer, James—24,25,93, 124 Boyer, Joe—93 Boyer, Tim—93 Buechting, Linda—40,43, 44,60,93,114 Bradford, Jean—40,42,63, 93,151 Burger, John—93, 175 Burkhard, Bill—94 Burris, Calvin—93 Butler, Becky—40,42,59, 60,63,67,70,93 C Carrow, Mary—93 Carrow, Nancy—95 Charleston, Plarvey—94 Cook, Janet- 40, 43,59,60, 95 Cooper, Rodney—94 Crump, Don—24,25,94, 124 Crump, Robert—94 Culton, Virgie—71,95 D Dallas, Gary—70,94 Davis, Gary—49,96 Day, Diane—95 DeRousse, Patty—95 Drennen, Howard—94 Dorsey, Thomas—94 Drury, Jerry—24,25,61,94, 124 Drury, Richard—61,94 Duro, Sonja—40,60,95 Dyle, David—94 E Easley, Randall—63,70,94 Earls, Cathy—5,40,42,60, 71,95,173 Elkins, Myra—40,42,56, 63.95 Englehardt, Becky—44,63, 71.95 F Fasnut, David—94 Flynn, Ruth Ann—42,95 Franklin, Robert—27,59, 61,63,65,71,94 G Gomel, Bill E.—49,61,63, 94 Garrett, Joe—24,25,94, 125 Gehrs, John—24,25,94 Geiler, Larry—94 Glasgow, Sharon—59,60, 95 Govero, Robert—94 Greenstreet, Dennis—24, 25,96,125 Gresham, Bob—57,96 Greer, Joan—70,95 Grohs, Jo Ellen—92,95 Gunterman, Juanita—60, 95 H Hancock, Ellen—14,40,43, 56,63,65,95,100,113, 151 Harmon, David—96 170 Harmon, Ronald—96 Harris, Brad—71,96 Hawkins, Sharon—42,56, 91.95 Heiney, Tom—48,61,96 Henderson, Floyd—96 Hendrix, Gary—96 Hensley, Joyce—95 Hewitt, Earl—96 Hill, Marceen—59,60,95 J James, Jessee—61,96 Johnson, Charles—96 Johnson, Karen—7,40,42, 43,57,63,70,95,115 K Kearby, Dorothy—63,71,95 Kearns, Robin—46,47,50, 57,59,61,69,96,112 Kent, James—96 Kincaid, Don—64,96 King, David—41,49,57,96 Klobe, Donna—95 L Laiben, Steve—49,96 Lalumandier, Pat—71,95 Lankford, Bill—49,57,96 LaPlant, Tom—96 LaRue, Larry—41,46,51, 63.96 LeGrand, Sue—57,59,60, 65,95,113,151 Leutzinger, George—98 Litton, Gail—97 Litton, John—5,57,61,98 Lucas, Carolyn Sue—40,42, 43,57,63,64,65,95 Lucas, Gary—98 Lucas, Micnael—98 Lucas, Jeanne—40,97 Lucas, Susan Carol—40,42, 57,63,71,97,113 M Markotay, Vicki—42,60, 97 Martin, Gerald—61,100 May, Larry—57,100,113 Meeks, Mary—42,44,97 Menkhus, Robert—61,63,98 Mehler, Don—98, 175 Merseal, Billy—98 Miller, Janet—60,63,70, 97 Miller, Linda—40,97 Miriani, Rosellen—40,59, 60.63.70.97 Montgomery, Mike—50,57, 65,70,98,113,137 Moore, Randy—98 Moreland, Leonard—98 Morrison, James—99 McBribe, Dudley W.—49, 98 McClanahan, JoAnn—42, 97 O Oldham, Kathleen—63,97 P Page, Sherrill Ann—97 Parker, Bonnie—97 Parker, Connie—97 Parks, Russell—41,99,146 Peek, Marla Dawn—97 Peters, Carol—59,60,63, 70.97 Pettus, Carolyn—69,97 Pierce, Linda—97 Pope, Paul—99 Pope, Ronnie—48,99 Posch, Linda—73, 151 Prather, Vickie—42,60,97 Pratt, Randall—48,98 R Ramsey, Linda—99 Reece, Robert—98 Reed, Richard—57,63,98 Reynolds, Lorna—101 Rhodes, Darryl—98 Riddle, Mary—40,43,99 Roehrs, Patty—60,69,101 Roth, Gary—61,98 Roth, Robert—46,47,98 Rudloff, Sally—11,14,56, 59,60,101,151 S Salvo, Joe—98 Santschi, Kirby—61,98 Schumer, David—99 Self, Linda-42,56,63,101 Shain, Suzanne—30,56,101 Shell, David—99 Shelly, John—50,99 Shirrell, Franklin—99 Siebert, Beverly A.—99 Simmons, Richard—69,99 Simms, Jeanne—59,60,63, 99 Smith, Patty—40,42,60,99 Spindler, Joyce—40,42, 101 Staley, Charles—48,50,61, 99 Stratton, Mary—40,60,63, 69,99 Summers, Connie—60,92,99 T Tedder, Barbara—99 Theodoro, Jim—41,46,50, 99 Thomas, Ricky—96 Thomas, Troy—96 Thomure, Randy—56,57,59, 61,99,113 U Uding, Gary—100 V Vallo, Marie—101 Vachalek, Don—100,175 Vaughn, Nancy—14,40,43, 57.63.70.101 W Wagner, Mike—24,25, 100, 124 Wansley, Edith E. —101 Warren, Sandy—101 Watkins, Joyce—40,42,43, 64.65.70.101.173 Wegmann, Beverly—56,63, 101 Weiss, Russell—5,63,71, 100.173 Welch, Sandy—42,43,54, 56.59.63.69.91.101 Welch, Steve—57,100 Westbrook, Glenda—59,60, 63.70.101 White, Donald—57,59,61, 100 White, Patty—42,60,101 Whittington, Donald—50, 63,70,100 Willis, Dean—61,100 Williams, Mary—71,101 Wines, Terry—100 Williams, Ruby—101 Winkler, Gary—100 Wilson, Myra—43,44,60, 101 Woodland, Sharon—40,42, 56,101 Wren, David—50,57,63, 65,69,100,112 Z Zimmerman, Alice—27,40, 43,56,59,60,63,71,101, 113,135 SOPHOMORES Abel, Mark Chris—41,51, 57,59,61,63,69,102, 103 Alezander, Diane Marie— 56.59.60.105 Atkinson, Mary—105 Althauser, Mark—61,103 AuBuchon, Dale—63, 103 AuBuchon, Gregg—34,103 Axtetter, Donna—105 B Bair, Teresa—27,59,60,63, 70.105 Barnes, Diane—44, 105 Batchelor, Robert—61,103 Bauman, Jim—51,57,59, 61,63,65,70,103,137 Baumstork, JoAnn—109 Bay, Michael—103 Bay, Jim—41,51,61,65 Bayer, John—63, 103 Beck, Dennis—51,56,69, 103 Becker, Margaret—105 Bieser, Ronald—103 Blaylock, George Bleckler, Sharon—105 Bolle, Christina—56, 105 Bollinger, Mary—105 Borusiewich, Danny—57, 63,70,103 Boxwell, Gary—103 Boyer, Gary—103 Boyer, Lanny—48,59,61, 104 Boyer, Judy—105 Boyer, Terry—103 Brickey, Margaret—42,59, 60,70 Brown, Anna—36 Brown, Mary—59,60 Burt, Christine—105 Byer, David—103 C Clark, Jim—49,61,63,103 Cambell, Gailynn—42,43, 56,70,103,105,151 Casey, Pat—42,63,103,105 Chatrou, David—103 Clay, John—35,103 Clemens, Norma—105 Conover, Nancy—105 Courtois, Cheryl—63, 105 Cortor, Phil—49,57 Courtois, Janet—105 Cutler, Pamela—34,42,43, 56,63,65,103, 105 Cutler, Paul—56,59,61, 171 103 D Daugherty, Jendra—105 Day, Michael—56,63,69, 103 DeBoor, Yvonne—56,63, 70,105 DeClue, Dixie—44,60,105 Dempsey, Charles—109 Dempsey, Kathy—106 Derr, John—48,109 Dill, Mike—109 Drennen, Lydia—40,70,105 Drury, Ronold—109 Dutton, Michael—109 E Earls, Connie Ann—106 Elliott, Sharon—106 Ellis, Ruth—106 Engel, Jack—61,104 F Fite, Ellen—59,60,106 Fleig, Alma—44, 106 Franklin, Denise—40,63, 69, 106 Frazier, Randall—36,51, 56.63.70.104 French, Patricia Ann—106, 167 G Garber, Carla Jean—106 Goodwin, Larry—104 Govro, Janet—106 Govro, Judith—27,106 Gowen, Ronald—104 Gregory, Victor—104 Grooms, Brenda—71 H Haesler, Ginny Lou—40, 42.43.56.63.70.103, 106,115 Hammer, Steve—61,104 Hampel, Mary—14,40,42, 63.103.106 Hardin, Gordin—104 Hardy, Sally—106 Harris, Donna—56,63,69, 106 Haverstick, Norma—106 Haverstick, Roy—104 Hambrock, Steve—104 Henry, Michael —104 Herbert, Carol Ann—44, 106,167 Hetherington, Don—104 Higginbotham, Greg—49, 70.104 Holet, Jacqueline—60,109 Holt, Mark—51,61,104 Horn, Bert—104 Horn, Beverly—44, 106 Horn, Tracey—104 How, Ashley Stephen—57, 59,61,63,104,137 Howard, Bob—59,61, 104 Hull, Jonis—37,42,43,59, 60.63.103.106 J Jackson, Glenda—42,43, 57.59.60.103, 106 Jackson, Kirk—48,56,59, 61,69, 104 Johnson, Lloyd—104,175 K Kearby, Raynard—107 Keathley, Regina—106 Kelley, Gail—42,63, 103, 106 Kist, Woodrow—104 Kline, Wanda—63, 106 Kohler, Karen—40,42,43, 57.63.70.103, 106 Krechel, Claudia—42,59, 60,63,65,71, 109 Kreitler, Pat—42,56,63, 69.103, 108 L Lawson, Luke—27,104 Lee, James—104 Lee, Toni—108 Lee, Steven—48, 104 LeClere, Faith—14,40,60, 63.100.102.108 Lilly, Christy—57,59,60, 109 Litton, Susan—108 Loesch, Wanda—40,43,56, 59,60, 108 Lowry, Gene—49,51,61, 104 M Merseal, Sandra—56,108 Merseal, Sharon—59,60, 108 Messer, Kathy—108 Miller, Gene—104 Miller, Maurice—108 Moore, Gary—49,51,104 Moore, Kenneth—49, 104 Moses, Gary—63,104,175 Murphy, Sandra—70, 108 Myers, Gary—51,57,59, 61.104 McClanahan, George—104 McClanahan, Perry—104 McDaniel, Gail—42,108 McFerron, Gordon—48,51, 57.63.70.104 N Nash, Sharon—108 Nelson, Robert—104 Norman, Celeste—60, 108 O Ogle, Ronda—63, 108 Overstreet, William—51, 57,59,61,107 P Page, Gail—56,59,60,108 Pease, Bruce—61,107 Penning, Susan—44,60, 108 Porchy, Connie—27,57,63, 70.108 Portell, Beverly—63,109 Priest, Mike—107 R Reheisse, Cheryl—108 Reynolds, Christy—44,60, 108 Reynolds, Diana—108 Rhineberger, Lindo—108 Richeson, Linda—60, 108 Roberson, Arthur—57,59, 61.69.73.107 Roth, Bened—107 Roth, Vicki—42,60,63,71, 102,108 Rudisaile, Margaret—57, 60,63,69,102, 108 S Sales, Jimmy—107 Schumer, Dennis—61,107 Siebert, Darla—108 Sikes, Monte—107 Sikes, Vicki—108 Simms, John—107 Smith, Carlene—108 Smith, Barbara—108 Smith, Larry—107 Smith, Paul —107 Smith, Pauline—108 Staley, Robert—107 Stark, Steven—107 Stause, Pat—57,59,60,63, 70.108 Steiner, Reed—41,51,59, 61.107 Stephens, Martin—57, 107 Still, Danny—107 Stolzer, Wayne—107 Stueve, Gary—107 Stuthers, Linda—108 Sullens, Becky—108 Summers, Dave—61,70,107 Sumpter, Greg—107 T Turner, Delmer—107 Turley, Pam—27,57,59,60. 63.70.108 U Umbdenstock, Jean—63, 108 V Vaugn, Earline—108 Vaugn, Joseph—51,107 W Wilfong, Terry—107 Williams, Sheila—108 Wagner, Charles—107 Walker, Walter—107 Wansley, Earl—107 Weichelt, Gary—30, 107 Welch, Becky—14,42,43, 56,59,60,103, 109 Welch, Phillip—107 White, Donald—107 White, Mary—44, 109 Williams, Darlene—35,43, 57.60.109 Willis, Danny—61, 107 Willis, Sandra—56,63,69, 109 Willm, Pam—71, 109 Wines, Judy—109 Winkler, Sharon—109 Wood, Charles—27,63,107 175 Wright, Bob—49,69, 107 Wright, Kenny—59,61, 107 2 Zavadil, Susan—109 172 Annual Complete—Staff Cleaning Up The '66 Tiger Staff: Barb LaPlant—editor, C. C. Harter, Pat Robinson—advertising managers, Ruth Gegg—activity editor, Pat McNeil-art editor, Lynn Rudisaile—manager of money, Danny Ellington—club editor, Joyce Watkins—faculty and curriculum editor. Terry Arnold—business manager, Russell Weiss—editor of the index, Lee Evans—athletic editor, Jeanne Crump—class editor, Cathy Earls—editor of faculty and curriculum section. Mrs. Helen Morris is advisor. 173 We, the 1966 Tiger Staff, hope you have enjoyed your journey reminiscing the memorable events of '66. Now as some of you leave the halls of Festus for the last time, you are preparing yourself for another journey—the journey to the outside world. mim Autographs 176