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

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A. Snow enhances the beauty ofthe SCHS campus. B. One of the older electrical outlets marks past progress still working. C. Overgrown grass and a rusted iron fence naturally frame SCHS campus. D. Hundreds of students pass through the main en- trance of A building each day, E. The bookstore, which handles school supplies, lost books, publication sales, and assorted monies, is a major place of congestion in the hall traffic of A building. F. Cobwebs in dark cornors add to the atmosphere in A building. G. Emptiness engulfs SCHS after school hours. su-Aff -H 'ff

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SCHS: An old school with a new outlook On the surface level, the physical aspects of St. Charles High School do not appear to have changed much over the years. The brick walls that comprise An building have seen the seasons come and go, and have collected dust and cobwebs. The building and the iron fence surrounding it look much like they did when they were constructed in the l920's. 0f course, as one looks further, the changes become noticeable. As the years went by, more builidings were added, more electrical wiring and plumming installed, and more parking space became necessary. One day, students no longer had to pur- chase their textbooks. Finally, time and changes came to a climax in the form of SCHS as it stands today. -1 1 I . I ,X . . 'z V x A ' ?'? ? 6

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