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

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18 THE CHARLEMO .,. ...MM .,. ... 4 S E N I O R S LOIS LUNIIVIIS Athene '24C Onchestra '24, HAROLD WERN ER Charlemo '24g Plue and VVhite '24g Chorus '24, 0:0 0:0 unto ,INIOGENE STONEBRAKER success. Athene '21, '22. FRED OST HOFF how Well. ' 0 AN ITA WILM ES and pure. With gentle, yet prevailing forceg In- tent upon her destined course. Home Economic Club '22, 'ZSQ It is the mind that makes the man. A steady and Willing vrorker, sure of lt matters not hcw long you live, but Quiet? Yes, but silence itself is golden EEK!

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THE CHARLEMO 17 S E N I o R S l l THELMA FINCH She is GVSI' happy and cheerful, ready to perform any task. Athene '21, '22, '23, '243 V Dramatics '24, Chorus '21, '22, '23, '24, Q NELLE GILLETTE Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Charlemo '24, Athene '19, '20, '24, Chorus '19, '20, '24. RAYMOND RITTER , It is the wise and active that conquer difficulties, by daring to attempt. Charlemo '24g Football '22, '24, Track '21, '24. Q 9,0 ego 0.0 MONABELLE Mc1KlNLEY Her very frowns are fair far Than smiles of other maidens are. Charlemo '24, Charlemo Queen '24, 'Vice-President '23g Secretary-'1'reas- urer '21, Blue and White '24, Athene '21, '22, '23, '24, Girl Scouts '22, '23, '24, Basketball '24, Track '21g Hock- ey '21, o 0,0 4 ALICE ECKHOLD 'Graceful in movement and manner. Athene '24. ' ' ' 'fA - - v-vvAvv-ve?-

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THE CHARLEMO 19 AMM,-E MM A M AA THE SE IOR' OF 1924 As l sat lonely une evening, l Tliinliing' of days gone lmy, I saw visions ol' all tlie Seniors. Xllin in 'Z-l left Our Old lligliw. liirst tliere was Ruth, a great editor, 'l'lien Carrie. a singer of fame, iltnd llieliie, as :1 nolmle orator, Xtlw liad made for himself quite a name. llenry appearecl as a salesmaug And llyron a tragedian of fame: lgut lxest of tliem all, Clarence Stultrc. NX'idt-ly ltiztiwn as a crimtdian, came. lilva was starting a tea rumn, Oi' wliieli llnris and Klonalmelle Klaeli, XYere clecorating the interior Vx'itl1 artistic aliility and taet. The next to appear was Nellie, An excellent l:tmol:lceepe1', she, llevpiiig cnunt of l'larnld's chickens, ,Xnd as lrusx' as she cuuld lie. l saw' Ravinuncl a missionary, useful, And tlielsea. a pretty lwusewifeg Xliliile Dclpliiiie liad lst-eonie a Mis, And entered matrimonial life. Our class, two stenugrapliers, boasted, ,Xnita and l ritzl' lay name. XX'liile lmu had lieeonie a dietitian, 'Vlmugli in sire slie was still just the same. Our Olive aimeared as a teacher, Ol a lqfncTerg'arten. you see. Xliliile Alerrgf tauglit a foreign l'x1igtiz1gjef'-f ,Ns gay as slie used to lie. Ifred had lnecume religious, And was a minister beyond reproach, Xliliile l'aul appearetl as an athlete, And George, as an atliletie cuacli. .Xlice was an interpretive dancer: A teacher of music, Marguerite: Roy was a grave old sextun, And Clarence sliod horses' feet. Luis was an liozini-ml violinist: llolores taugfli number and tense 1 .f'Xnd l appeared writing' poetry- XYnrds witliuut rytlini or sense. fllielma Finch. -- VW' VW W W mmm