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

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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

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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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SENIORS Paul Hettich Jean Heye About other girls he cares not a fraction, “Tinner Heye loves her bow and quiver, ’Cause Rut hie is still his greatest attraction. But not as much as she loves her flivver. MARIAN HESSKAMP She ' ll always remain in memory ' s file. Because of her ever-present smile. Walter Hischke When it ' s “lights, action, curtain , Walter’s there, you may be certain. Albert Heitman This country boy is in our class. In agriculture he’ll sure pass. Marilyn Helling She’s full of life and merry, And as lively as a glass of sherry. Wilmer Hackman English is his one pet hate. To study it is his sad fate. Marita Hoelting So far we’ve never heard From her a single word. Frederick Hallemeier Tall and handsome, with very dark hair. Nary a worry, nary a care. i Thelma Hunter With sincere heart and quiet way. She wends her way from day to day. dual control driver training Paul Hettich Marian Hesskamp Albert Heitman Marilyn Helling Wilmer Hackman T wenty-three