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

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MR. VARNUXl JONES Principal UNDER the supervision of such a capable principal as Mr. Jones, St. Charles High School has maintained a standard of Which We are justly proud. lt is through his untiring efforts and patient understanding that our progress through the past nine years has been possible, Ten producing E 5 i S I Q 1 ss K E I is 3 Q ze z 2 if E 1 1 S E

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.ag jrigmfe jo We all H Wb6ft!a,,, As A personal and lasting act of appreciation, we, the staff, pay tribute to L. R. lvlczildani in re- turn for his constant cooperation, friendship, and service that have been connected with his name throughout his entire career at St. Charles High School. The success and high standards of the Charle- mo is in itself a symbol of the unwavering purpose of 'ANlr. Mac. 'il' .Vzne

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ur gmp any oarafof gizlncafion The Board of Education is a body of progressive, broad-minded, and public- spirited men who work fervently for the advancement of the school, Composed of six men, two of whom are elected by the people every two years to serve three-year terms, the School Board is responsible to the public. There are numerous responsibilities and problems that confront these members each year. They deserve unlimited praise for their untiring efforts in promoting the best interests of the school. MR. STEPHEN BIJXCKHURST Superinlendem The importance and responsibility accom- panying the office of Superintendent of Schools is great. However, Mr. Blackhurst, aside from being a competent executive, has the ability to be a friend to all and to cooperate in many stu- dent activities, making him more than a mere school official, but rather a friendly counselor and guide. J Paul Blessing, A. H. Luerding. J. Ed Travis. George M. Null. Grover Parker. Ed Iundmann Eleven