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

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Eula Lee Burton Leona Ostmann SENIORS Eula Lee is really swell, Kind, thoughtful, and sincere. And of her business she never does tell. As she ' s been throughout the years. Vincent Hahn I studies when I has to. Steeps most all the time; I don’t give a dog-gone if The sun does never shine. Eugene Krieg As a diplmoat he’s sure to succeed, For he ' s an ambitious lad, indeed. Rose Marie Algermissen Tall, stately, fancy free, A Powers model she could be. Donald Stukenbroker Very tall and debonair, Attentive to the ladies fair. Vernon Baum We do not hear from him a lot, But he’s the champ when he throws the shot X Vincent Hahn Donald Stukenbroker Vernon Baum Eula Lee Burton Rose Marie Algermissen Leona Ostmann Eugene Krieg T wenty-seven

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' ' •• Top Row: Robert Ohlemeyer Thelma Norton James Plackmeyer Middle Row: Catherine Rodenbeck Donald Bacon Virginia Simon Bottom Row: Elmer McCoy Betty Jean Meers Noel Bell i i Robert Oh lemeyer Donald Bacon Ohle ' s a lad who ' s a leader in gym, And when it comes to women you can’t beat him. Short and dark with coal-black hair, At arguing back he’s quite a bear. Thelma Norton She may be very, very small, But in sports that’s not true at all. James Plackemeier Tall and dashing without a doubt, The kind of boy girls dream about. Catherine Rodenbeck She believes in speaking her mind, Though her nature is gentle and kind. Virginia Simon Ginny comes on the West Alton bus: We’re glad she came to school with us. ♦ ; l Elmer McCoy Elmer is a happy lad, Not too good and not too bad. Betty Jean Meers Gracious, lively, full of fun, Betty is liked by everyone. Noel Bell Neither tall, neither stout, He ' s a boy we know little about. x T wenty-six

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Top Row—DeRosa, Schmidt, Cox, Lewis, Cullom, Kohrs. Second Row-Blase. Prongue, Scott. Wiegmann. Schrader, Willner. Third Row-Spencer. Parker, Ziegler, Knoernschild, Ziegler, Olson. Bottom Row—Poindexter, Thoele, Huning, Warner, Feilner, Hueseman. JUNIORS Charmaine DeRosa decorative Ray Blase boisterous Eugene Schmidt strong? Mary Prongue practical Betty Cox conservative Billy Scott shy Jerry Lewis lady-killer? Mary Wiegmann wise June Cullom carefree Ernie Schrader silent Paul Kohrs korn-fed Rita Willner winsome Wanda Spencer sleepy Elvin Poindexter perplexing!! Norman Parker pugnacious Dorothy Thoele temperamental Jo Ann Ziegler zowie! Paul Huning harmless? Ralph Knoernschild (Treas.) “Korny” Betty Warner whirlwind Genevra Ziegler zestful Fred Feilner fast? Gordon Olson optimistic Dorothy Hueseman habitual T wenty-eight