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

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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

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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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Top Row: Dorothy Browning Leonard Schneider Garnetta Bergfeld Middle Row: Mary Lou Morgan Mary Elizabeth Bishop Herbert Pundmann Bottom Row: Ray Blankenship Dolores Leuchau Ruth Allen i Dorothy Browning Very quiet and full of grace. Always a smile upon her face. Mary Elizabeth Bishop “Bet” to us is her name, Some day she ' ll climb up to fame. Leonard Schneider He knows the boys wherever he goes, But few are the girls that Leonard knows. Garnetta Bergfeld “Bugs” is really very smart When it comes to painting art. Mary Lou Morgan Sweet, unassuming as can be. Yet full of serious thoughts is she. Herbert Pundmann Tall and lanky is the lad, A,t the piano he ' s not bad. Ray Blankenship Blond and handsome, tall and gay, Yes, you’re right, we mean Ray. Dolores Luechau Sweet, studious, rather shy, In all her classes she ranks high. Ruth Allen An excellent student, a friendly lass, One that we ' re proud to have in our class. T wenty-four