Saint Charles High School - Charlemo Yearbook (St Charles, MO)

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I... a55e5 1.7lie Setti, my PL ay N THE classroom the student is trained for the individual part which he must play in the drama of life. The student actor today has great advantages over his counterpart, the student of previous generations. Now he has a choice of a more varied course of study . . . the privilege of expressing himself in the classroom . . . and the chance of selecting the course of study most suitable to him. Now, more than any other time in history, the classroom has become a place where the student may express his ideas concerning world happenings and free government, and where he may |ome to understand more fully

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o JLe C ia66 oj ' 1944 — Jlie 5tar6 Ladeen Ostmann A studious maiden have we here; She studies hard throughout the year. Kenneth Kottman His wit and humor bring you joy; Yes, Kenny is quite a boy. Wesley Meers He ' s not much for the ladies as everyone knows, On the football field his faithfulness shows. Carol Jean Hunter Cute and charming, Carol Jean Walked down the aisle as football queen. Alvin Amrein Alvin makes his home on a rural route, And if you know him you know a pretty good scout. Marilyn Ermeling Basketball is in her line. In any sport she seems to shine. Mary Frances Van Cleve Gayest senior under the sun — What ' s life for, if not for fun? Nathan Moses Variety is the spice of life, I never worry or cause any strife. PAUL ROTHER (President) In everyone ' s heart he holds a position,, Paul Rother is full of fun and ambition. Margaret Dudley Peggy is a studious maiden. With a library book she’s ever laden. Fourteen