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

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Top Row: Lovie Treadway Walter Struckman Leona Thomure Middle Row: Ray Schoene Doris Wehde Robert Ostmann Bottom Row: Laverna Pfarr Irvin Stoehner Ruth Stoerker Lovie Treadway (Treasurer) Sugar and spice and everything nice, It takes Lovie to break the ice. Walter Struckman Walter is an ambitious lad, Deserving credit he’s never had. Leona Thomure Leona is a sweet farmer’s lass. Make a friend of her and she’ll always last. Doris Wehde Her modest ways and graceful air Prove her wise as she is fair. Robert Ostmann Blond and very intelligent is he, From cares of the heart you’ll find he is free. Laverna Pfarr It ' s nice to be natural When you’re naturally nice. Irvin Stoehner Irvin Stoehner has hobbies three, Football, basketball, and Marva Lee. Ray Schoene Ray is active all around. You’d never know he comes from Boschertown. Ruth Stoerker She looks like an angel and acts like one, too. But you never can tell what an angel might do Eighteen

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SENIORS Bette Carlton In basketball she does excel. In everything else she does as well. Junior Clift About him nothing can be found, But they say he gets around. Gloria Cluny Gloria’s noted for her swingy walk, And also for chatter which she calls talk. Loretta Feltes That red-headed girl from Illinois Is always full of laughter and joy. MAURICE FLIEHMAN (President) Fliehman is his name, St. Charles is his station; He goes to St. Charles High To get his education. Edward Hammett You never see him with a frown, ’Cause Eddie is a man about town. Jean Creacy Jean ' s really a very remarkable girl, Always keeps Elmer’s head in a whirl. Bobby Callison Innocent ways, innocent face, But he’ll beat ’em to mischief any old place. Mary Jane Filling Frivolous, carefree, naughty, but nice, Mary Jane certainly cuts the ice. Norman Barton He may be bashful, he may be shy, But a sophomore girl has caught his eye. Jean Creacy Edward Hammett

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SENIORS Irene Schneider Irene ' s always having fun At playing jokes on everyone. Earl Hollrah Basketball and Charlemo King, These are the phrases of Curly we sing. Naomi Bennett Act, jokes, fun and styles, Make all her patrons burst into smiles. Kathleen Leimkuehler Happy, contented, carefree, I Shall be until the day I die. Ruth Hubert Always gentle, kind, and sweet, Ruthie’s a girl who ' s hard to beat. Albert Iffrig Because he is quiet and self-contained. We haven’t much knowledge about him gained. Donald Hollrah Bright red hair and a grin on his face, “Pinky finds humor in any old place. Helen Mitchell On the bus I do come Here to school to have my fun. HAZEL Clay (Vice-President) Happy am I; from care I ' m free. Why aren ' t they all content like me? Kenneth Blase Argumentative is “Brother Blase’’, His scientific mind keeps us in a daze. Irene Schneider Earl Hollrah Naomi Bennett Donald Hollrah Helen Mitchell Hazel Clay Kenneth Blase Kathleen Leimkuehler Ruth Hubert Albert Iffrig Nineteen