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

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, V-5' , 1 r l A. Keith McFarland wears a hat and provides a friend on Hat dr. Shades Day: part of a effort to promote spirit at SCHS. ' -- B. Fans are caught up in the spirit and excitement of a close basketball game. F C. During a home football game. the cheerleaders and football players wait for tlte announcing of the starting players. D. At 7:25 on a Friday morning, students await the start of a pep rally. E. The publicity committee designed posters to pm- mote the second annual February dance. u F. Before the start of a football gamellori Mchttglf lin practices the Pirate yell. ' ' , I G. Various types of soap are collected at'the,gateufG' entrance to the football soap scrimmage. ' , '41 , ii frame time 1 F'

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Y , lf.: : 41 ls -4 nl' liilljif k .- A. Grading papers is one of the less entertaining aspects of teaching as displayed Language teacher Mrs. Mudd. B. A typical sight is one of a student seemingly bored with a reading assignment. C. The hall seems empty, except for the indentical rows of lockers, abanded by students. but only till the next bell rings. D. Heading straight for the line at the building entrance. these students must rush to make it to their classes in time. E. The lunch line, where students have to stand. day after day, for minutes before receiving their tray, F. The lockers stand single file along the dark, gloomy hall. G. Identical school buses, one after another, can only be distingished for searching students by their posi- tion.