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

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SENIORS Janet Koetter Janet Koetter is really swell, In navy tactics she does excel. Earl Needham Earl Needham is quite a prancer, You ' ve never seen a better dancer. Floyd Meyer It’s a miracle to me How Floyd can handle three. Ruth Ann Kennedy Dark and mighty is little Ruth Ann, At “Modern Beauty” she lends a hand. Laverne Koper Laverne at Rauch ' s every day does work. From writing Joe she never does shirk. Gordon Bishop Gordon left us for Missou; Too bad he couldn ' t stick it through. Robert Schacher He gets around today more than ever. And knows how to be quite witty and clever. Jeanne Klinghammer Full of pep, full of vigor; Tall boys wish that she were bigger. Marva Lee Salter Marva Lee was our Football Queen; To be Irvin ' s co-captain is her dream. Carol Jean Plackmeier Carol Jean is our Charlemo Queen; Why we picked her is plain to be seen. - - Janet Koetter Floyd Meyer Laverne Koper Robert Schacher Jeanne Klinghammer Marva Lee Salter Carol Jean Plackemeier Earl Needham Ruth Ann Kennedy Gordon Bishop T wenty-one

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Top Row: Lorene Dwiggins Victor DeCoster Beverly Park Middle Row: Leroy Estep Winona Crouch Wilbert Engel Bottom Row: Harriet Bruns Roy Boschert Mary Dobsch Lorene Dwiggins Tiny, and cute with very dark hair, “Sis” will win friends anywhere. Victor DeCoster Vic is busy with the Navy and Myrt, And with no other girl he ' d ever flirt. Beverly Park Bushels of pep, and pecks of fun, Merriest senior under the sun. Leroy Estep Always with a flock of girls is he. For Leroy is a lady ' s man. you see. Winona Crouch Winona lives on Bunker Hill, To make good grades is her one will. Wilbert Engel Willie is very lively and quick, You better watch out when he pulls his trick. Harriet Bruns She ' s short and dark, without much to say. But we’ll hear from her some future day. Roy Boschert Pete Boschert toiled, and sweat, and swore, But now at last his work is o’er. Mary Dobsch She is one of the athletic kind, Always fair play she has in mind. T wenty

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Top Row: Frances Smith Leonard Steigemeier Joyce Sellenschuetter Middle Row: Clarice Soenker Marjorie Schroer Dorothy Smart Bottom Row: Stephen Meyer Bernice Steinhoff Ruth Wilke i. i I Frances Smith She ' s not a flower, not a pearl, She ' s just a quiet senior girl. Leonard Steigemeier He’s an athlete all the way through, And a aery good dancer, too. Joyce Sellenschuetter For four whole years Joyce did fine, Not only in music, but commercial line. Marjorie Schroer Quiet and very self-composed, What she thinks nobody knows. Dorothy Smart Upon Dot Smart you can depend Do be a very l oyal friend. Stephen Meyer Rain or shine, warm or cold. Many are the papers he has sold. Bernice Steinhoff A grand girl with a ready smile, Just knowing her makes life worth while. Clarice Soenker Refreshing as a breath of spring, Happiness to all Clarice can bring. Ruth Wilke Our May Queen this year was Ruth Adele, And of our queen we all think well. T wenty-two