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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1939 volume:

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CHARLIQS, MISSOURI Three PHHHN ln this edition of the Charlemo, the editorial staff has attempted to present in picture and in prose, the active student as an inducement to its reader to he more alert to the opportunities which St. Charles High School affords him. will IHI HUHK EUNIHINS I IN THE CLASSROOM II WITH OUR QRGANIZATIONS III ON THE ATHLETIC FIELD IV AMONG OUR SOCIAL ARTS For th1S reason We deem 1t flttlng to dedr cate th1s year book to Dr Westerfeld as an 1nd1cat1on of our apprec1at1on of h1s splendld record of twenty one years of loyal servlce on th1s board Whrch termmated fhlS year yxlth h1s res1gnat1on St Charles Hlgh IS proud to haxe had the benent of the unselnsh cooperatron and a1d of Dr Vsfesterfeld and hope to honor hlm by dedrcatmg to h1m thls xolume The Sen1or Class of l939 ded1cat s IIS nlnete nth Vol ume of the Charlemo to Dr August Westerfeld All the members of the Board of Educat1on haye Wllllllgly gn en thelr tlme 1n terest and effort tovs ards the betterment of the educatronal fac1l1t1es of our school thus offermg the advantages of an excellent hlgh school educa tron to the youth of St Charles and s1c1n1ty Wl HHNHH 3 -.. mv... 2 1 sw, .14 lr-A 9 - 4, Aww 2 i-ii, , . 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BGARD CDF EDUCATICDN Tht Board of Education is compostd of six mtii btrs titcttd for a ttrm ot thrtt ytars tach 'Ivo mtmbtrs art chostn annually thus tht board is 1 continuous bodx It is a distinct honor to strxt on tht Board of Education ytf tht honor carrits with it much xx ork and rtsponsibility Although tht board must ntctssarily dtltgatt many dttails it 'nust ntxtr thtltss acctpt final rtsponsibility for th standards ably no other group of oficials in tht community whost dtcisions art so far rtaching in thtir influtnct Tht members of tht board arc dirtctly rtsponsiblt to thc public xi hith tltcts thtm and it is th obligation of thc board to gut tht public tht kind of s hools it vxants Notwithstanding the board mtmbtrs must ncttssarily think ahtad of tht public for they art clccttd as tducational leaders and in ordtr to strxt tht public as tducational leaders they must be in tht xanguard of modern tducational thinking and practict Lzahl 3 L. L I I 3 I 3? , X x1 1 x 3 A XX TH W D 4 Y 3 7 3 3 yv H I L .A !V4 I t I 5 V1 v I X ' ' ' 7. v m ' 5 1 I V 3 J 3 'I I ' I Al V 3 '7 - 1 1 V 3 7 V I - 7 Q C of the schools under its jurisdiction. There is prob- 3 1 I r 1 if ' . 3- I 1 1. u Y u A x 7 s ' 1 I Y ' 3 3 N 1 4 1 I A . vx X I 7 I L' I 7 . 7' I Q H B H1 I t T I I 1 I . 7 3 7 K4 I L ' I H 3 V1 1 ' s ' C V ' 1 MR Bi xcimuiesl SUPEIQINTENDENT St Charles l-ligh School xx ould not be thc same ws ithout Mr Blackhurst wx ho has been We the student hocly of St Charles High School owe Mr Blackhurst a note of thanixs for the interest he has alu ays taken in us for the splendid cooperation he has zulu ays show n in school affairs and for the influence h s presence lends to St Charles 'YA 7, 7 Superintendent of City Schools since l926. 1 , 7 x x I n ' 1 1 1 PRINCIPAL MR J V Joxts The Board of Educatlon ac cordlng to the students and the faculty used fine Judgment rn appomtlng M1 J V Jones to serxe as temporary pr ncrpal cause of the rllness of Mr WllllS Throughout h1s term as actlng prrnclpal Mr Jones gave eu dences of h1s flne standards of farrness to hrs students courte ousness and competence whrch he had always maxntarned 1n hrs classroom By these charac ter1st1cs he has galned even more securely the respect and loyalty of the student body as well as of the faculty . . . ly 1 , 1 i A ' during the enforced absence be- AI BI:RI N GIBSOIN Wunuul Truznmq and ,IfI6lhdf7lll1I Drauzna I OIS XVII I IAVIS I zbr11r111n VI RLARI I BLI IIXIR S rzuurzy I1 1171 Przm pc R NICFXDXX1 151111711 amz' 1IfIllIhtf774IIIl II NIC III I X I 011111017111 l1'rmu 1111171111111 I 1 IW L1s11 CI IX! FRLELANID SoczaIS11encL and Publu Speulzmq URI Vw BIIII Vxlc llrx A IVIARC ARI I I I lafm um! German DORLTI-IH DI-AIN I' LH Erwlzsh RLBI Bu VII 1 R Enulrsh I SINIXINI Nluszc ORXAI BOI:KP'NII:II-R Biology and Sczemc XVAX A SCOT I I onalmnul Hmm Eccmomrcs CI ARA I RI MAN Phljilllll Edunulxon HLBIRI T 'I-I-IONIASSOIN CCINYUYKFCIUI SLJINLCIS AKAI 1- HACKI I:'1 Hzstory 71 I NIA ROIHROCIR 1' PFARI. XVII I N: R Sefretaru Io the Supuznlendent GFORQF H STUKFNIBROEKER Sfrcnfe IOIIY Ci NOHIR 6111111 151111714 I FACULTY E Ieuen 1 A H li' U '1' - 0' , 1 1 '1 l I.. 1 1' -1 ,Q , Ailk S Rl I fx. f DQOIN I' ' 1' 11' ls 'I'11AR1.11 SIEI .mv H. . 1 1 1 I. .1': f..f YI',IAN Comm1r1'1'11I SL!hIL'iIfS IIT1 I .QXYIS 1 . - , - , I. ' 1 1 IfIi A 1 . '. . i1 I I L The classroom is a little democracy. There. there is freedom of action and of speech governed only by a few necessary laws: there, there are rewards as well as penalf ties. The student is trained for participation in a democ- racy by the necessity for compliance with social rules. Cooperation in a democratic way insures a good class attitude: a good class attitude makes a good thinker: a good thinker makes a good citizen: a good citizen makes a good state. The classroom is the starting point of a successful nation. IN lHl llllllllllllll IV! 1- .4 ffkffm' A- A , f A I f Q 1 ,v 1 Thzrteen CLASS OF '39 13 KH NK UNDMANN fl MOOIM BIZI-LLI MAHON 'ox' FS'I'IiRNHflliR ' T miata' wiisox Fixes f 4 J 1 ,f A l J' X if ' . ' ' f J' 1 , , 4 , T DY KIE R iff A If 5 U XEDWARD MCCOY Pre 'denill f ou cl Sailors and girls, ahoy . , t 5 ' Y 'J ' 1 t X Y' AW ss: u' K 'JJ' A a public Qfj-ff 'aysllj asa. fy if X Q ', x if L ix , f , I ' A L LE! 1 - A grand girll th ambatby mile -' ' y, Just knowing her a'l2!es hfe worth-while, l f I J 5 , li A ft 2 ISABEL MOORE i Fourteen Our best citizen, Isabel Moore, Ana' who could ask for anything more. OMAR BIZELLI Strong, stalwart, true, He'd make Flash Gordon look blue. MAXINE MAHON She was our glamorous Football Queen And never a better one has been seen. IJ' This guy's the real McCoy . MILDRED VJESTERMEIER Good sense ana' common sense No room for nonsense. NATHANIEL TAINTER If he gets there on time iI's a miracle 1r's a surprise if he even gets there. BETTY GAYLE WILSON At the head of every activity whirls Betty Gayle-most dynamic of girls. NORMAN FINCK Always lznows what to do, Always knows how to do it, Always does it. c'L'IRIcaII I' PARK Iixmoxs I.UIfI'RI-xII-YI R SIQIIORNI. R'I-IJI1LL ' . 'Iliff' MA , l . ' ,, 1 Aj. K7 VW if L VV 'I f P I A 1 , .iff . N IK Q , yfew ARGUERITE CUTRIGHT At Jitter-bugging shes a whizz But her private life is nobodifs bizz. LAURENCE PARK He'S changed over summer And now he's a trap-drummer. 'V , I ' ,QQLOA Qffffxf-'f .,, . -, f fyy-Lf Q, I I l di, A L,:..,.0 BE'6EN'I'ViOINS f' Life is just ci song-a I 1 lf HELEN LUETKEMEYER She will never full For Shes ci friend to all. DORIS SCHQENIS juz ' fl J ,lf RCE,LLA'EoSCHERT lf' Ju'sTa pal named ! Q ALBERT SCHOONOVER Though he huSn'! been here long Doris is u Imnnu lass Belonging to our Senior Class. ,-.1559 FRED REDELL GL ,iw Q9 'Q 3 'K He doesnt sau much at all I 'J , But he's Ueflf, L'c'I'y. Ueru lull , W jf!!-424, f:,a7.y.:,-.-S44 ff f I-04 Gals! fx LC-QL wha 'MW I2-..LL.J..c.a BOSVIH R I' SVDIOUXLDYI R S PIRRINS XYlI.I.I.XNlS o EDWARD PERKINS Happy-goflucky. fair and free. Nothing in the world ran bother me. VIOLA WILLIAXIS You have to know her to appreciate her KVe know he's not XVithou1 a Song . And She is really worth knowing. Fifteen CLASS CDF '39 immtox X SCHN od Joxiis l.ICH'IiENBliRG Hl.'I lkICH HIISSKAMP LANlMI:RS BULL if Q M1590 FS 9 wi 1' :I N A 0 A E A t , 3 V In gi pon sh 'll get the cup ere e ' a us' ' , I t 'I ink she'Il ever grow up. n at t f 1 ' lk PI I 'K ' A' tl J! Fixx . ' I It N J X Wt , J 3 J Os ERMIS L QILLE SL TTERY . - l J 1. .He s. n hlete AIIQIQ way lhru When S1755 with you if ,Yin U gb!! 572011 danfefy ICO- She'll stick thru any fray: P 'h ' K- When she's against you if Y lt's best to keep out of her way. . ! , i, J , ' ' E .X f J E N JONES ORVILLE HESSKAMP 'Q YI ' 5 Evelyn Jones is quite a prancer Everyone knows that Orville 9, 2 ' : -r goulfe never seen a better dancer. ls a wonderous Jitter-bug marvel. 9 f 5' JJ , x . 9 I l Q ANCE LICHTENBERG GLADYS LAMMERS I T0 Never in the same car twice. It's a miracle to me Sixteen MARIAN HETTICH Puns one never should make Bu! still she's a sweet little headaeheu How she could handle three. ROBERT BULL A closed mouth catches no flies. fx E ' - , '-L vwxi-xxw'.2Jx.7v1Q1k7 I FJ,Jx. my 'awk-vynx, U , , . , Q 4 il -1' K 'lf L'0'2-if E ',i4 Ihgirnj-Ax Y re-.J 'Hx 'Q I N' Jvtfp. f-A-'S' Y. ,A- . -: 1 ' ' ' A' 'ibn DOROTHY ELMERS CLARENCE SCHULZ A diamond from Red- He's pretty quiet most of the time lf is Said- But in the scienre life he ran really shine. ROBERT DROSTE MARY JAYNE TIESING As a dresser hes a dude Every noon she struts her stuff And HU l79'S DOI 41 Pfllflv- Shes one swell dancer, sure 'nuff. Kun s'i'iR Iso Vixxxi lY0R'H4Ifl.lJ moi KALQNI ELMFRS 'DROSTE SCHULZ TIFSING adqxfvfddlbj jew M QE re Q -L , DOROTHY KUESTER YVe Could all rejoice If we had Dorclhifs uoire. JOSEPH BOTTANI He is captain of our St. Charles basketball team To be his ro-captain is any girls dream, 'R' QF l CLARENCE BORTFELD A great little fiddler is he, A great little fiddler is he. LUCILLE BLOEBAUM Never in one place tu,'ic'e Never as quiet as mire. is he. Seventeen CLASS OF '39 Eighteen STKQKFNBROISKER POESF OSNER EROY RICHTFR RFIMFR SCHULZ OSIEK ' , 1 HO RAH BEClxl:R 'N vxl GEORGE STUKENBROEKER sc M GIF REI R At music he s not so bad YL the pi e is great And at Athlet cs he s quite a lad Sle ll mage somebody an excellent mate LOUISE POESE Her voice is ever soft An cxrcllent quality to possess JOE OSNER What s the use to fret It isnt any fun tc study Ill bel LEAH DEROY A1 moonlight she's a winner- But can she cook a dinner? PAUL RICHTER, JR. Let's play hookey By crookeyf X -4' XVILLIAM SCHULZ You uer can trll about 7e stronq silent mn DOLORPS CSIEK She s rca'lg hun Our May uecn VANCE HOLLRAH His hair is real bright But coach says he's all right. MARGIE BECKER Mouth wiggles Emits giggles But giggles are legal. .F , ' , , a - x A V ,UL 5-,,z1, w 1 11, , ft A Lf!-, - i CAAKFLZHW iv'sl4 O4'J - '-- rl-THQ :MCT ' -A 0 - ' if, HAROLD QELOERUJL , 2, X 1 , T .52AN'BRAUFMAN f A - '.,,.fy J, f ,L1' 4 . 4.f-Q1 V., X , A. ,V Well, lznqwn gwtsedzes Q deb ' I, 1 .J H She Ill' pinaer Lhellfxdie ??IO'53rIgl 'J' ' ' 'D AM h'?'s'lOya to just Oi5'eMltdLii air.-A 5 l'4A, r 4' Q W fivull-v-I e hQr9hQOffetg2-Jlplayf ' , 7' ', ' ' ' -' 1 'q,H, in 1 r'Z1i',,.4.JL5 f,'X,4l,u.rf.h1,r-.g'h5'.v , ,,QL.1 -- J J Lil., ,Jvf lkbk A 4? C 'W' HI, 'fri-,','J,..,3.'J. ,Il ,Q 43:2 I-Jkt! ',,,4,5 Q' I h HARREET WERHEMEYE5 - 1 ' - ,THOMAS BART'ON I L '5 X ' ' ' ' -1- ' .'.' 'V - -' ' : -A I-'. .Z YC .5 ' : , .N Quicll, serene, and ivletty, too gt M Q MJ' Jllle may be silent in class 1 ' 4 -I A '.,. The lihfs UAW iAAe'6fQ'iwq5A1t', , 5 J 1 ,Qui Ymqunqihigs wing qf me bfqgf,-1 I I I u ' I, I I . ,T A I AUSTIN WYHS To girls hes not very warm Bu! the world hell like to reform. BERNETT WEBER She ning hu writ, very small Hut is sports Ihut's not true ut all. 5 f-MI Z,....Qr4f4f,w-f AJ - 74 ,wx-1.6, .a,Z4...l flak! A' A1111 RNIISSI N BRIIXII-MON RUNKH l'lOl'l:MAN ff :QI L , E -M 41'-Q .1-f P ' 941 -f -4 Q44-gl 14,9 Tgkdl fl- ,ftgk ' ,,.4,a,vQ2. V time 4 'QQ . ffjf -!,fV,41-'thu 17 WV' -Lfffc vb-Luft 4, 1 DFLGI ia XVIfRRIfMl5YlfR -Lx, 1 x THRALIEMAN I5Ali'l'ON L ' LL ' 4 , Y L '1' ,, . , . A xuiis XXIBI-R upfxl ,Nt IQVV LA-L il fa 7 L f LIL44 f I .,1 ,ll 11-flag 1 , - . r 1 ' tw I .La , , cd I f , :L 14.11 - Yvag ,. H f, 4lfAL'44 -11 ,nl , ROBERT ALGERMISSEN BETTY JANE RUNOE gi gd 7 ,Q f f ' E . , . 1 , I I . Wi'th girls he has nothing to do. Emerg time Wentworth has a UUCGII-Oly I Hut he's a fhcmistry marvel-it's true. Betty June's in u state of elution, 1 ' v ' . 1 ', ALMA BRIDGEMON LESTER HOFFMAN ' f 4 5 ' Lf Q , That red-headed girl from Illinois SO far weve never heard U - 4- 6 , A , , fills hcr paper with scandal and joy. From him a single word. . 'Lg ' ,,,f- '., Nineteen 9-uw lfliwfi M 'Qwf,,,a !', ' ol ' , il el' Llfjfygtmef wcbud' CLAs'?CE?7'l?Lif,iQlff5'f www. 9,6 fg-W ' 6? X Scuoilxi Rumi- Xuwcxiir BOWLFS S'rAc3Q1em-ima xx H camaiz O'NI5.'X1. l'l.'XUSCHILD Sc:im'12NDu1ww 3 'R N 11 BER uie kb X h as w y of friends to win x Q Q e K xThat e y of this li Ile blonde twin. fo ut s ' o' it , he has plenty of Hg? X, 5 ' 'K 4 it C BU E ia ' RV G A LU s iliny. 1 e ,X His n ure is uite se -controlled She n urr s lu ereu ' em. if A d n ' l s ye over-bowled. I , A HT T A L I .s y 'i urelgglQ'e s ILC ly U rt ru e dep t of her 'eue. X rn i fomes o painting art. ' 4 A x 'ES UJHAUSCHILD ' he U speaking her mind In dancing he puts lots of zest u , azure is gentle and kind, Perhaps thatfs why il's the very best. I 'Lf U. S GGEMEIER IDELLE SCHWENDEMANN Staggielis a happy lad We never tire of hearing her ot too good and not too bad. ,wwj Excellent accordian music. I NJ MJ 6 'L' ' 5 f, If K . A,,yKk,1 I F' . xl A rp fx V LM N r f 'A A K ' ' A 1 I 1 Q 'MU U, JDO! JM ,.i f,.1v- H A fn'- I 5 M .A Q X X V ,- 5 , ,AA V , 1 .2 . X, , , - ! Twenty KIA ff4AA , x kk, ri' I x In fl-.1 2 J I ,PII V n 'V Tw-QNX- ' -- y l, K ijxzl, A' Rf? A x . r RAYMOND SCI-IABERG MARION HORST Make way for our athletic .Sheik She's little and sweet For him all girls will seek. Yet she's hard to beat. OLIVE BARKLAGE DONALD REEVES r Shell never be on dole Some day we'll read the front news leaves 'Cause shes the head of the honor roll. - And find the name of Donald Reeves. QRVILLE RILEY Qi' yi, I ran't study l . . . . . . K ' ' I m afraid I d waste away. 5 x f V rf ROSALIE BOEHMER I ' -1 1 L V' - f fb She is full of life and merry ' I X ' f Q X 'Q And as lively as a glass of sherry. ' ' s X X11 , K.. 'X I? AN +L ' f s i lx JK ,XXX 2 'I Xl , f K wx! 2,11 M NJ' 'R 'lf1 xx I Q Q 5 'Q' No I 'X I x I I . A - v I CJRASSLIORQ IX l5oLI.MAF:. 6 .J t - SCHNEDLER . LEIQKUEHLER 1 4 1 ' I I A 9 . . S K Lx. x I I 60-agua, SCHABERG , - ' BARKLAGE v I-IoRsT . 1 REEVES 414, f ' RILEY P!! , ' -4.1 BOEHMER ' L , ,ff .1 f P' ' .gf N? 8 S , I 1- ' I Q- .fox I f J 1 - If I f ' . f vs! f 5 -lea., DORIS GRASSHOFF HENRY SCHNEDLER Silence IS a woilhwhile virtue. He ranks tops in debating And In track meds he gets high rating. ARMIN BOLLMAN JUANITA LEIMKUEHLER YVho can make a speech that will endure? Thire is art in knowing how to keep silent. XVhy Armin Bollman to be sure. Twenty-one .' , 4 If , - ,nl . , ' 5. ,- I u ,I A Iv -A 1 I .jf .f fy! ,Af fn' I '. 'ffr, ' A ,. Q ,S ,Vw be-.ff 61474, ll, HIL! -Q'-J! , ,,L,v ' ,if M ij ,fi 'X Aff! '. I l'I V, Q Q ,l4, z 2 J ZAjifLfcJ k I x JF Iv MW Ov T' ZIMMERMAN OTT IIIIVX S AEST RfEL'VE1Jg L' l MKMQRRIS PIE s 4 1' - . ' FMU She sp a be aus s e ouyht JJ fx - I Not only ushcr fl t Ll I she ' 't he rauqht. 111' , ff X But ayfircshmun rusher. K ' ' x S 4 , ' . ' far I K - ' X Vx! NLC! I XX X ,yu , E . Q ' A-ls, , ij X ' ' X , HA ROBINE f' 'P , E Dx f ll' A RITE FILLING ' asia I 'I UZOIM . .,.f , J I t's nire to be natural when f Co ld K Rubinorf bf'.Jtl:'h? .iv I 1 Youre naturally nice. L i . , f I' Q I . 1, . if ll! V ix. y l X I I . Y I ' K ' -qi ' -Aff RUSSELL HUNTER ,fff REGINA, EWYS Q I , yi' X She'll l1lII,'agi7fl't'nain lid memorifs tile KVYOU- 7 fof 171.5 Wlf7'7lnSl Smile' fhy -- Beravqse 'fj er ever present smile. I-L f ls ' Twenty- t wo I, If n 1 ROENA OTT Sweet and unassuming. BERNARD ZIMMERMAN For one so big it is a shame That Sleepy is his middle namf. n JANE TIAOELIQE HENRY RAUCH She lltlieus in gIUlllY7fl lun out of life. H5 hl7f7LU5 105 about 9U?fWl71 7? liut don'1 think he hasnt had his fling. THOELKE RAUCH DOROTHY WAPELHORST ELMER MEYER She puts her whole self into making life Because he's so quiet and self-contained l7f1PP!l We haUen't much knowledge about him Perhaps Ihat's why she's such a lot of fun. gained. ALEXANDER SCI-ILOEMANN BERNADENE DWYER It matters not where he may roam She's friendly and reserved He'll always make himself at home. And much more praise she does deserve. XVAPELHORST SCHLOEMANN NIEYFR DWYER ROBERT WILKINS Love me Love my T. DOLORES SEBACHER ' Shell lend a helping hand W'hrneUer she possibly can XVILKINS SKBACHER LUERDING SCHUTTENBIERG DOROTHY LUERDING She leads the schools cheer And that's not the end of her leading rareer. HARRY SCHUTTENBERG About him nothing can be found But they say he gets around. 4 . Twenty-three CLASS CDF '40 U'Nl:.Xl, Sfillklllfl lll X 'lillL'R 'I IN ll Larry O'Neal Scientist Kenneth Schmidt Composed Mary Elizabeth Blackhurst Sociable Betty Denker Comely Twenty-four 3? 3 lei it ki YA'l IES SCHONF l:Rl:l1LAND SCARBOROLQLSH Jimmy Yates Saccharine? Dolores Schone Conservative J. R. Dapron Sampson Billie Jean Freeland Capricious Bob Scarborough Spiritual? Ruth Sebacher Congenial DAPRON SIQBAFHER Milton Meyer, Jr. Saintly? Alice House Consistent Thomas Smith Sensational Ella Semke Calm Glennon Schone Sage Mardine Bohrer Charming Lavclle Schicrding Spontaneous Oliver Wilkc Culpril Doris Primcau Silent Dorothy Pfarr Sedate , l T ' Paul l-leyc Cockg I Ted l-lucsemann Caualzer ' 4- ,X , . ' ,- ' , , I , 1 x I I I --.P ,'.A A ,, ' Ted Leistncr Scandalous Grace Abcling Cule Russell Eddington Shy Lola Mae Beals Cheerful Vincent Kemper Sly Doris Pfarr Civil , I I I ,va if NIFXFR HOLSI SXIITH Sl:NllxE SCHONI- BOHRFR SLHH-RDIXC XXILINP l RIXH -XL HLFsFx1ANx PFARR Hkll LEISTNI R -XBPLINK FDIJIXC ION BEKI S lx 'NH l l Pl XRR 'lxusenly-Hue MA. ffgpow- nf' falofi L xx, I r 'C ,4,,y,J,,,LMv,x '-A' x i -. , J ix., K x x 5 Twenty-six 1 xr! FINCK l'lLfQlll1S N- ? s K , l K I sa i C i- x S l Elsa Finck Seclusiue Ray Lessman Caught? Billy Hughes Subliminal Lois Smart Clever LILSSMAN SMART K iv . 'Ak' N 2-'-v' T I - fn QP, u'Q' !717f1'Yv LJ,,d4g4' A f',f-Q44A4,4-,1 :S QIQKAJ A-CLIC., - - I me '4 ' ,- . CL .-. ,V X , ,e 4:-Thll, gk?-W LJIAMQ7 'bib ' k'xfL,4-41-I..z1O ' .4-'Lf X i'iU-0f'QL1v-Q V, . l l.. bel A L, ' u -14,13 YAHN LUERDING ROHLFING SLATTFRH HOFFMAIX ROSENBLL Nl Mary Lucille Yahn Saucy Bob Luerding Comy Dorothy Mae Rohlfmg Systematic John Slattery, Jr. Contumacious Doris Mae Hoffman Surrendered? Crville Rosenblum Colossal 1' ffl' .fin 1 . 1 . , I I U p f , Mf Jflfll' f Shirley Ann Bizelli Streamlined X lf, V yfhl' ' I I - . Clifton Nippert Collected ' A4 ff' Grace Earline Gray Shrew W f Charles Smith Cool ,fin f- y . . Wi f l f Janet Jungermann Solemn f fl I ' ,O Omar Wussler Correct ' D l W V f -1 Junior Platz Senlimental M J l ff Verna Ehlmann Cold Hearted? ,N Emmett Haakc Sixteen? Marian Smith Childish Orville Huster Sphinx Helen Nicholson Captiualing Doris Boschert Stylish Lorraine Leverenz Conscientious Thelma Peyton Sober Leatta lrluffmeier Conuincing Robert Kavcler Spectacular Ruth Schollc Coquettich lilll-Ll.l NIl'I'l lil LIRXN SNHIH .lL'N13l'RXl,XXX XYL'5Sl.l ll l7l..X'I'Z l1lll.Xl.XYX ll.X,Xlil SNIIIH l'lL'Sll'R NICIIQLSUN PQUSVIIIQRI' l,l-YIRI-Xl PLYIOX llL'llXlll R liAXll R SCIIOILI Twenty-seven CLASS GF '41 Erancis Gibbs Edwin Blase Marie YVillbrand Vera Langenbacher AW , r is A.. i ' I ' 1 .Q X I K HI- ,V i , if fi l y ' L , - f ff , .ee I I f ' 1 . bij 4 . M 'X , 1. ,I , . Q if ff 8 L,-aff f J -+5 is ii , ff' ,fvifgiqiatx So ' K 1 Robe ' y Q I ' X Eulkersonf Twenty-eight ichard Bafton Leona Bishop Emmet Bacon Ellen Schumacher Ralph Schnedler Norma Admire Bernie Hunter Mary Dalton Kenneth Schone Margie Baum Carl Robine Dorothy Lawrence Gerald Bush Dorls Dwy rr Gnorgg Edvs ard Mryrr 1 rnncrs Blorbaum Robert Brldmg Rosihr Kraeg N' if firm Dgiiig WW MTWM M6 P1 pw J nV Lammrrs orot Eddmgton Off Www if nabe Horan Pchelmuer WMM gf Haw f4frw,w'Zvf - 1 'b 'J JAM! G7 .wr -fm' WJ ,,,4ll ,4 4' 441, 5 6 r 1. L 4' Twentynne Wig WF LAC 14.44-v 144-1-61 cn Atl 6 1 d ae ' V , 2 I W Wh f I . r W , , L U Q f ' A in ' ,rf ' H A r mf Q W . r f 1 v- , ev A A h i f ,455 ' , r 1 E , qi 4 ,A 3 9. . it V Z 'F' r ff 9 Q L' 4 A 'avi rf' W . 940.11 , K lx' x 'A V ffl Q ,A L , h. ' A A , if '- 1 ,L 1561 . ' I -?,v.4', ,xl s4'lu..Ll A Q ,V I ,f,',, , Q . r - ' 1 ' f 1 fl , Lil ar 4 f 1 ' -'N 1 R ir , - I 'k o J I' I ia V 'I' ' Z V, , 'W-df 1 0 CLASS QF Thirly Evel y n Bush Henry J Hellrlch Betty Lou Schloemann Ruth L Beckc kr' ,Y LOIS Marxt Needham Katheryn Schnedler VIVIBH Henry Stanley Mudge June B1ll1n F '1n1e Jones Kay Lemakuehler Malcolm Delsenroth Betty Ann Schne1der lVlar1lyn Os1ek L1ll1an Rohlnng Arden Dean McCoy Dorisan Ohrber Harlan Ebeling John Harold Painter 'N Ruth Koetter Paul H. May Marcella Gagc Bttty Ann FI tsson Eunlce K Ermelmg Sylua Rostnblum Ktnntth Rtnktn Alllt DtRoy B111 Frltts Elltn Nlae Bruns Carleton Bruns Ruth VJ Schollt .gh I N . . -5 . 5.147 - .nv , 'lfil 4 Btrnlct Dunn Janet Schoder Dorothy Schollt Henry Schlbx Charlrne Plitz Fred Stltgtmtltr J w W A 1' f F Y If -'Q i -X I . J.: ' 'Eff-mx . 1 'Q ' . I . v K, 3 of 3- . G V ' Q 1 , 1, ,,,, rr r A r f . J l - ' N mrgf - I :J -ri . - , . ' ' gm . W 4 ir' -5 i , 1 .Q . . 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Y f' r, 'K 0 :I Mft- . 1 'nf A, .AQ I Thzrty one CLASS CDF '4Q Thirty two Preszdent LAWRENCE HOELSCI-IER Vzce Preirdent MARY KENIPFR Secretary freasurer Rox FINCIX Szudem Counczl Represenrame VIRGINIA MorHLhNIcAxIID Sponsor MR CONOYFR IIYSI Row Bennett loeffler Goodrlch llmpcrt Bredenlveck Kluesner Goellner Gauss Bocnkcr Ehmler Hellmg Buddc Sucond Row Kcnhly lxucster Eh mann Chrxsmer Kawcler leldmann Bacon Hermann HlfSCh Ell Burcham Grote lhlrcl Row P I-Inck DIedrIch Hlschke .lacluon lelbach F Algcrmlssen lucrd H2 Hcyc Becker luctkemeycr Hackman Bcthcl Kaplan Iourth Row MISS NVIllIams lSponsorl Hoffman Engel Kemper Hmes R llnck Blasc D Algermlssen Engholm Bocnk r Grumkc Kanstemer Mr Conoyer lSponsor7 Ilfth Row Hafcr BI7ell1 Grotc Kneemlllcr Buettncr Bowlcs Hoclscher Groljohn Heckman Hackman Hollander Baum Eddmgton Sponsor .,.I I .... . .... .... , , . .,..,.... MISS WILLIAMS , . ' ,A ' ' ' I 'Q ' vw , y I V A CLASS OF '42 Ftrst Row Purgahn Rltter Palmer Schocne Mann Wxlke Ostmann Wapclhorst Soltt MCGUIYQ Mersch Vogt Second Row XVx1k1ns L Ostmann M Ostmmn Vwallxs Mahon Rau Puker Tucker Mtv: Schumpc Sellcnschuettcr Remus Schocnc rIh1FCiRL7W Mochltnkamp Nlcdntr Robcrts Struckmtnn Worful X Sflllih IU Smith Mosts Null Rodcrfcld Winslow Qlcttclc Voglcr Fourth Row Postr MCCOX Tate Ricketts Runge I. Trlmmcr NV1rdlow Obcrle N Trlmmcr Smart Vv'1Il1ams Norton Silftn NIISS WIIIIJHXS lSponsor5 F1fth Row Pxlgrxm Vwfalkcnhoret Pcrkms Mossman Sthacper Nlxtchell Schutndtmmn Stlcgcmclcr Stontbrmktr Mcytr Rclmcr Ortlcpp VJr1ght Thirty lhrce 7 hxrlu I nur Only those who want to do something so much that they do it themselves. succeed. NVhat chance. in the future. has the person who has no initiative, who doesn't experiment with his own possibilities? Clubs represent the little push needed to start the ball of individuality rolling. Once started. it just naturally gathers momen- tum and will power to carry through those awakened aspirations WIlH lHl llHEHNIlHlIHNS V 1- LNI k 4 mf Thiriy-five AERCDNAUTICAL CLUB Thzrty sxx President ...,......,...................,,................ WALTER OELKLAUS Vzce-Preszdent .,,................,,..,.....,,.,.. ,..,,.,.....,4.... P AUL HEYI: Secretary- Treasurer ,A...........,,,., ...... . . A......,.. CHARLES SMITH The Aeronautrcal Club 15 a newly orgamzed group under the able leader shrp of Mr Grbson Membershrp rn th1s club IS open to all those enrolled rn our school Regular meetrngs are held every two weeks m whlch the many d1Herent phases of Aeronautrcs are drscussed Every other meetxng IS spent rn Hymg models bullt by the members of our club Our club has sold model aeroplane supplxes throughout the year to members and to all those rnterested rn th1s rnterestrng hobby Sc dR Shep bG k Sg First Row: Ritter, Belding. Oelklaus, Painter, Heye, Mudge, Lammers, Purghan, Mr. Gibson CSponsorj. e on ow: .c .1 er, Schi i, rote, Robine, Cla: , Smith. Nollman, tie emeier. AMATEUR PHOTO CLUB Ireszdmf CHAR BILELLI Vzce Preszcltnl BLTTY GMLI WILQLUN Secrelarq lrcusurcr Joi BOTFANII Scrqecml at Arms NORMAN FINCIX better plcturts It was started 11st yur and has dtwtloptd onsxdtrably m the two years of lts txrstenct One of the undertakmgs of the club IS to supply the Photo Club Bulletm Board wrth snaps throughout the year Another undertakmg of the club was an assembly vxh1ch conslsted of a film tltled Nature s I-hke vuth a Camera Furs! ow Sroerker Inslnger Bnzelln Bruns Burge Hellmg Xlrs Freeland CSponscr5 Second Row OYeal Xhlson Fulds Bnnlln Botmm Schnedler Fzraufmnn fhzrty seven J A ' ..,. ,. .. , 4. A V 4 -rl'-X ' . . ,. f ' . The Amateur Photo Club is a club organized to help its members take 7 3 ' D . D 1 lc L L HY! I D X I D 1 I 3 . 3 J Ax! Y A . 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AIXIALVZING ALCHEMISTS CLUB Thzrlq waht Maszer Alchemzsr BILLX SCHULTZ Asszszanr Maszer Alchermst AUSTIN WH HS Smblmq Sczennsf HENRX SCHNI-DLER Pecemzarq S zennsz CLARENCI SCHU1 TZ The Analymng Alchemrsts Club formerly knovxn as the Strence Club IS one of the oldest and most popular organlzatrons rn the hlstory of St Charles Hlgh School The orgamzatron meets every two xx eeks and rn add1t1on to the regular busrness meetmg several of the members perform expenments demon stratrng drfferent lavss and theorres lVlembersh1p rn th1s organ17at1on IS open to anyone who rs xnterested 1n 1ence and who wxshes to rncre se hls knowledge rn the broad fleld of scrence Durrng the year thrs club has made field trlps to the SXV1fI Packrng Company the St Lours Dalry the Engrneerrng Exh1b1t at Washrngton Um vers1ty The arm of thls OI'g3I'1lZ3flOD IS seven fold ill to understand better the fundamental lavss of elementary sc1ence 121 to make practlcal applrcatlons of these laws 133 to study theorres and learn therr values Q-H to do experr ments C51 to study l1ves and accompllshments of men of SCIQDCC C69 t reason more eflicrently and thmk more clearly and C73 to look forward to future sclentlflc development X S ill Xl Xlkl 185 bShnll XKSlu1'lnt l leOXlCNll1l5tlIi ffiififf . . . . V V Q . ,.,, , , ,.. ,...,.. ...... . e . . P. , V I e . .. .,,, . ,. ,... ..,, . M V . F 1 V V -. ' a an Q Q vwx ' ' I Q - V V ' Q sm ' 3 u x 1 n x ' w 1 - V ' ' u v u ' x X . . . . . B . . x , . SC x 1 n ma x x 3 1. . I y . , . . . V i . . . . . . . .- V - V J x V x x r I I I ' 1 ' 1 'Q ' , V V V V O V , - , - Y m em. ' ,. . ' x Aa-9 f f L V , e , 4 Q y V liirsl Row ll.ulee- Stlcgvmeier. Sclmvpcr. lnnew. lill. l,ucrel1ng. Vvhs. .vfune on . r . t. e .um , wemmr . .e ce e-r. '. fc 1 ly an er. 'mc , .'e-A, ,e vu ur 4' e. DEBATE CLUB Presidenz ..,... A ,.,A.,, ..,. .,4, A A A,A.. T ED I-IUHSEMANN Vice-President A A..,,., .... ..A., .... ...AA , A A A A AAMAXINE MAHoN Secretary-Treasurer AAAA A AA A AAAAAAAA AAAAA AAAAA L U CILLE SLATTERY ST. LOUIS COUNTY CHAMPIONS Affirmaliue Neqatiue FI ed I-Iuesemann Maxxne Mahon Joan Braufman Cwladys Lammers The St Charles Debate Teams sponsored by Mr Freeland part1c1pated 1n Intramural and Interscholast1c debates cons1stently th1s year We entered flve County Debate Tournaments at Columbla I-Ianmbal Webster Groves Maplewood and the St I ours County Debate Tournament The St Charles Debate Club also entered the Webster Groves .Iennmgs and Brentwood Speech Tournaments We had a very mterestmg and contemporary questlon on wh1ch to debate thrs year Resolved That the Umted States should establ1sh an alliance wrth Great Bflfalll The purpose of the club IS to create rnterest ln forensxc BCIIVIYICS and to provlde an opportumty for the students of the school to learn to speak In an lnterestmg manner Wxth clear forceful language before the publxc Fur I R 1 ron XX emex er Burg Ps m un k Rung S cond R o lk xr N h XNxh I R I X lk n Hu v Thzrty mne PIRATE PEPPERS forty President ...E T .. ...., ,,,... .,.,....,... .... , .,.....,., I s . REEL MOORE Secretary r .. , , E... .,.. . .. V.... .... L UCILLE PUNDMAN Treasurer rr,, ,.... .,rr , ....., . . .4... . . MARION HORST This is an organization consisting of Junior and Senior girls whose purpose IS stimulating greater interest in pep and instilling a sense of loyalty to th school and to thc teams Their activities this year included pep assemblies and a regular assembly The girls made posters and rode around town in cars in order to advertise Homecoming During the football game with Clayton thc girls took part in a demonstration with the band betvt een the halve, Th Pep Organization is under the sponsorship of Miss Regan First Revs Weber Smith Weber Harmon Beals Burge Horst House Denker Norton Moore Hoffman Second Row Jones Blackhurst Ott Boschert Jungcrmann Ties ng Bizellt Ehlman Bohrer Finck Nicholson W'erre meyer Third Rove Hettich Osrek Schierding Runge Boehmer Williams Lrwerenz Rohlnng Huelfmeier Scholle DeRoy Prima-au Fourth Row Abelxng Westermcxcr Becker Sebacher Luerclmg Wilson Qemke Smart Pundmann Filling Wlapelhorst Luctlfremeyer Boschert . . . . E . . . . 6 A 1 V 7 -1 , 4 ' x -r 1 - ' a v , v p 1 l . r- e ' ' ' ' t' . S. C. CLUB Preszdent , ...., .....,,....,.... ..,...,. .,A..,.. ,.,...,. O N I AR BIZELLI Vz'ce-President .... ., , ...,. .... . , KENNETH BRIEGEL Secretary- Treasurer ..... .. .,...... .......A... A , .....,,. JOE BOTTAN1 'I he S C Club COHSISIS of boys who ham won lcttcrs ln any ln our hlgh school major sport game The score board Th1s year the S C Club sponsored a Jumor Qenxor basketball proceeds of the game were turned over to the athletxc fund for a ln the new Cuym ThlS year the members of the S C Club were 1I1VltLCl to the Normandy Lettermen s Dance St Charles was the best represented school at the dance Second Row Schnedle Bona l-lollrah Blzelln Bnegel Schaberg Meyer Schaefer Th rd Row Stnegemexer Lessman Huesemann Pckermg Fnck Stukcnb oeker Barklnge Dapron Hunte Forty one - ' . . V x X H . . . Y . . Q n -k Q I 1 A . X ' . D 1 First Row: Loeffler. Gibbs, Bruns, Fritts, Mudge, Jones, Ell. Fields. I f, nl, v v v ' 1 . i : ' ' , . , i ' , l , I , . , r. FIQESI-IMAN DRAMATIC CLUB Preszdenl BETTY GAUSS Secretary Ireasurer MABEL WILKINS Sponsors MISS WILLIANl9 AWD MR CoNoYtR r shman Dramauc Club IS an organIzatIon made up of freshman who, re rested In dramatIcs The maIn objectwes of the club IS to freate good sp Ilgg qualItIes In the members and to acquIre further knowledge In the art f actmg Durmg club meetmgs the members are gIven helpful hInts dramaucs They also entertaIn themselves durmg meetmgs by gIyIng sk tches and readmgs Students are tramed so that they Wlll be capable of tak g part IH the Semor Dramauc Club later on In theIr hIgh school fareer 5 l Durmg the month da AprIl the club presented In a publIc performance the l tw pl ys ands U and The Unexpectedness of Catherme Henry N Xl Is, Forty Iwo A' B h X lk u o hl lump C lln r 'Vl r ch c lo fl Vl In ck I1 lx Il l ck X ll I A rv rn ckma Il n .O I ..,.,....., .. I . A I C A . 1 , 0 I . I . . T F ' If yi ggi I I I I I I I V I , f II I . . . . s y Il - I I I' - ' Oil ' . O . 3 . , I . . J . I . 1 w ! , , x I . . . I I I I I N - -I Q P . B . . . xx ,, X I 1 I y I a V yy II - '., je I N 1 A .X J I l J ' 'T - wf I X X X ,xxx V If i I I X I I XJ I 1 Xp -X ' V - -X I 'X I t 'l Ny T ' I R x ' - I ruff' X I ,Af J 51' I First Row: Ritter. urc nm. Vi Ins. Ga ss, M e e I I, loc u, FII, I e s I M Guirc, . el er, I A' . Second Row Kucslcr. lllrsch. Tu 'er. XVallIs. P rkcr, Knvelcr. Murx, juan, vu er. 'lkliird Row, Miss YI mms fSIonsorl. Hurlschcr, lrmrk, Runge, KcmpIr. lluyu. lgernsscn, AlgvI iistn, SmIIlI. Nicdner, lla n. SI fe . Nlr. lfonoycr lSIwIIsorb. SENICDR DRAMATIC CLUB lreszden! AUSTIN WYHS Vzce Pfestdem JoAN BRAUP Mars Secretary freasurer GI ADXS LAMXIFRS The Senlor Df1mdflC Club 1n org1n171t1on composed of thxrty sxx Qopho mores Jumors and Semors who are rnterested tn dramitlcs has been quxte act11e and successful IH 1ts efforts th1s past school year Under the areful gtudance of Mlss Boettler the club has endeavored to develop the fundamentals of effectlve speaklng and actlng At monthly me trngs the members presented one act plays sklts or read mqs for the purpose of tralmng and developlng thelr talents On December 6 the club presented to the publ1c 1ts outstandmg produc tron Txger House by Robert St Cla1r The Club gave an assembly pro gram on March l5 at Wl'l1Cll txme two plays veere glven The Rose Garden by Frank Stacey and Smokescreen by Robert Kasper Smce the members have been taklng dramatxcs they feel a greater need and apprec1at1on for one of the finer and cultural arts EQ lim W e1wm l 1 mm 1:1 n1 S hm ung 1ll 1 d 1 l1mm rs 1 1 n ur S hu n r um m 1 lln 1 1 1 1 n 1 11 1111 111 Iorlu fhree W J 'fl . . . . . 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Xlahml. l5r.1uIm.1n. l,,x1gu11b.tl11-1. liul li g XV'l1e111, ll e'wr11.1 , l lun J , 1 1 ARC!-HERV CLUB Forly four Preszdent DoRo1 HY LUERDING Secretary ELSA FINCK Treasurer ISABPL MOORF Equzpn ent Munxqer MARIAN HORST Sponsor MISS RFGAN Thn archgry club undgr thp sponsorshxp of MISS Rggan has bun an actlw orgwnwatmon durlng the past ynar Under thx dlructlon of MISS Rugan thu g1rls learmd thn cormct form of arclury ILCIIHIQUL whxch they practlccd durmg thcxr wuekly mcetmgs In cold weather practlcp was hdd nn the new gymnasmm and 1n the sprxng practlcg was hgld on the athlatlc Held LefrS1de Rowe Vloorc Langenbacher Fuck Iuzrdmg Rnght Sxdc Horst Smalley Baum Huffmexcr 'Vhss Rogan fSponsorJ t ..., ,... . , . ., . . .. , .... L 1 x 1 - m x m my vp v . x u 1 . . u x x x J 1 u x 1 y x v a 1 Q m x 3 1 x 1 x v ' x r 1 m RIFLE CLUB Preszdenr PAUL RICHTER Vzce Preszdent ALFRED WENTZEL Secretary EARL BUFTTNER Thrs year the Rrfle Club was reorgamzed under the capable leadershlp of Mr Thomasson Regular practlces are held every other Thursday afternoon at the Polrce range ln the MLmOf13l Burldmg at Blanchette Park We hope the mterest whlch has been aroused 1n rrfllng by these boys Wlll cont1nue to grow and more wxll enjoy th1s sport each year Fxrst Row Kanstemer Mudge Buettner Perkms Schoene Boenker Mr Thomasson CSponsorl Second Row Stoerker Beldmg hleyer Grote Richter Poser NVnght Forty Hue K' , , . --er -- . S ' li '. U' V i--te 'f--Q-'-M ' lu U .' ,L ug' , xx- xx 'vxgfxj H 0 nm .P ff SCRIBBLERS CLUB OFFICERS Ireszdmq Smbbler G1 ADXS LAMMLRS Asszstant Preszdznq Scrzbbler HI NRY SCHNI DLI R Storcr of the SCIUIUCI6 lARRX O NL AL Scrrbbler of the Scrzpt MORRIS FII I DS 1-lsszstant Scrrbbler of the Script JANI SWAI LI X 'lhe Scrlbblers Club was organwed thls year for the benefit of all who are lnterested ln Journahsm Durmg the year the club edlted a weekly column l-llgh Qchool I-l1ghl1ghts 1n the local newspapers ln the l-l1ghl1ghts the Scrlbblers have offered to thelr readers cd1tor1al comment stra1ght news dramauc cr1t1c1sm and rhymes journahsm 1S encouraged by talks and dramatwatlons Every grade card term the members elect cha1rmen for the yarlous flclds of wrmng such as human lntcrest gxrls sports boys sports school actxvmcs and assemblmg chaxrman It 1S the responsnbxllty of the chzurmen to sec that any news concernmg the1r Held IS written up elther by themselves or some other members ln the fall the club enjoyed a skatlng party and thxs sprmg a breakfast h1ke to the Country Club F st 0 Swnllcy Schumnche au ence D Roy XX lkr' Second Row 'Vls Fly f9p n orl Lamme s Braufman Baum O'Ne1l Sebncher Vkllllams A K7 'Thl d Ro Yates Lua-rd ng Sch edlcr O Neal Fmmon F elds Nfl y My CP www WW bfi' ff 'gif' I A A ' r V ' I C 'A I E ' ' 45 I 3 3 3 7 3 ' 7 1 I I A I I J 3 I 3 31 V ' K I I V , 3 3 . 7 I I 3 I 3 X 5' 1 1 x I ' Y ' u V ' I 4 ' Y I The Scribblers' Club holds weekly meetings. Here progress in the art of H J V 1 1 3 I E ' X I J ft 5 I ' lf J T fl ' if R wr V. f, I. vf , Q V, 'i als, Ell. , 'Z . is , ' . 0 s , r , , , '.' . , , 'V ' ,. 'r wi , i . . n , ' . . S, l ., l at MJ w N ART CLUB I reszdenz LUCILII SLATTI Rl Vzce Preszdent LEAH DFROY Secretarq IFGCISUFQF JANL ROB-I RTS The Art Department of the St Charles I-hgh School was OI'g3I1l7Ld for the purpose of cultnvatlng 1n mterest and appreclatlon for the fmer types of art Our art department at present 1S general17ed and takes rn many drfferent phases of art and craft Several tlmes durmg the year the students are gnen the prrvxlege of selectxng the type of project rn Whxeh they are most mterested thus grvmg them the chance to show or1g1nal1ty of purpose and or1g1nal1ty of deslgn an interest ln art thls department IS grven the added responslbrlrty of publrclzmg school actnltres through posters stage scenery etc It IS mterestrng to note that the number of art students IS mcreasrng the actual work the art department carrres on QSM I 0 S ry Ro rt 9 lR OV l Rnhlf g Nl Ruhr ck xr 1 l R Forty seven J ' J 3 f' K 1 3 X . 3 I 5 I 43 5 5 I . L ' 1 3 3 . I 3 X H Few people realize the actual value of the art department. Besides creating v. 8 ..,.. , ,nr V . X' t 5 'V ex Firs R w: Delloy. flute ', be s, .econe ow: 'l ea. r ln , . rs. o o fSponwrl, B. kl.ge, 'ar er. AUTG MECHANICS CLUB Forty ezght Preszdent ORVILL1: RILhY Vzce Preszdenr LESLIE TIMMERMFIER Secretary and Treasurer HARLAN ROBINE Th1S club IS composed of boys who are mttresttd m automob1lts and ln any of the many phases of the automotwe lndustry 'l h1s club g1ves 1ts members a better undtrstandmg of the progress of the cars from the past to the present The meetmgs are taken up w1th explanatxons of the d1fferent mechanxcal parts of the automoblle Thxs club has made several trlps to St Loums One of these trlps took us to the Chevrolet Plant and the other one took us to the Auto Show Furs! Rovu Rlske XV Keene McCoy XVeber Roblne 'X lkecne Vlr Stukcnbroeker CSponsorj Second Row Tlmmermexer Algermlssen Zimmerman lxemper Rlley I Sponsor .. ,....,r V.... V..r....,..,r,.. r,.,....r A . M R. STUKENBROEKER 2' l 3 -E Af is lzlly loruct form in sports insuus usulls. Slips Q uc 1 nicul . ' n my Q Q 'AQ. l 'plu 1 ll wooc sportsnmsluip k im ll op 3Ol'lllI1l V In U in mu x . Ll L-lar 1 l xrs ml L good blue u wirnurs, Hurd work md luurr'l11p insplu conllunclz lwimss of mind md body mllus both incompg wt. 7 151110 tu gums ri lut is Qooc pupirltion for flu 1 importmt giml. of lify. llllll C X ' ' luol ' l 4 'glam ll- ol! slclcs and 'llors l au L '. n b l x L Q ' l c I l w lxccl flu' gl anal l1Qln to llll ll l E cl lu .lv K ' l . ' L L x lx , ' l- ' . ' L . ' 'Il , l lt b l X . g Q l ' L . l X All FCDCDTBAI-I. I The past football season at St. Charles High School was rather unsuccess- ful as far as victories are concerned: however. the fight and spirit displayed by this light and fast team more than makes up for the deficiency of victories. Wlaile we will lose several valuable players by graduation many of the Pirate squad will return in the fall. We opened our season with a convincing lZ-7 victory against Central High School. Bad breaks and over-anxiety kept our score down to two touchdowns. Upposition was next furnished by the Mexico team whose deceptixe play overcame our boys fight and spirit and we were forced to bow in defeat The following week Ritenour trounced us al l-l On Qetober l-l an older heavier and more experienced Principia College team opposed us and handicapped bx iniuries to Briegel and Bi7elli we were no match for them Our bad luck continued and on the following week vse lost to Crystal Citi 7 6K Our fortunes finally changed though and we gained our second xictory f e eison over DeSoto by a score of l-l 7 The next week vee were handed 3 BQ at our Homecoming by Clayton e last two games of the season were with Kirkwood and Wellston and both gam resulted in defeats We are however looking forward to a more prosperous eason next fall e on vi ie r s i rtmi 1 1 ne i un 5 hni 9 hub re B Hun lhtfl Rovi i ii .1 u on g r n r roun u s llae I fzfty neo C iplwn tX'lin lourth love iti e useher cw nd mini 11 sr 1 r ti Q r Lowe lick ring Wilkins Qehore lon x b I 1 . I 1 Y 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 . V1 Y 1 1 D I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 11 4 1 'I F . A 1 1 1 YI1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 I I I A 1 1 1 1 4 1 v I . I 1 I 1 I 41 I 1 1 1 1 I C I 1 1 I 11 Y1 D Y u' , 1 ' 1 1 I 1 I Y- Y 1 s ' ' X, O ts, , , . , t , ,, ,, , , . la- e T ' ' ' . 'F 9- , h , e 0 L, lj Ns U 5 ' X 1 s s s 1 1 ' ' s it , e ll . ' 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ra I - y , 1 Q fx ' . 1 ' I ' .F 1 X. 'K J U lv . . n XJ X L Q , l. u I - ,,, 1 e . . ,, f I . s, v 4, I ' tv I K V e - ' , Y i X ' ' V V X X iv 1 v i ' e , , pe F 1 y K l D , , . , ' 3 x o 4 .fy S xx' 1 x Q -' if I I. L 1 J ' 5 A , s 4 H 1 ' 3, 1 f , i re 5' v ' A 1 g ee ,, it N ll ' First R - Gibbs. Slie emeier. Dapron, Struckmann, Stukenbmeker. Hollrah, Nludge. Algermissen, 3 K N . g 1 J S c at o ': Sth. 'itz Frill, Pwr egel. Fm . Hi-capinnl. Iii 'k, Bizelli lin-e.pl. I. 'c midi. ,e . e j. . lcr , K Ti 'g lessmai lXl.il.gerl, Se ltele, D B '. lluvhes. Izll. l-at ber, R. Hu re. I5 . Bruns. ho 'le. f'r , 5 . gg - .- . i i agerl xl i l ': M' l'b ' ', Sl 'e e . 1. 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' I Q x A J X ' X - X 1 EASKETBALL Tht Hrst homt game. of tht stason was on Dtctmbtr l6th agarnst Wtllston Thrs gamt was rmportant becaust of tht dtd1cat1on ot tht new gymnasxum Wt art all proud of our gym btcaust It IS judgtd on a par wlth tht btst ln tht statt of MISSOUFI 'lht boys had pltnty of fight thls yur although luck w 13 agunst thtm Wt starttd tht stason by wnnnlng our Prlncxpn by thrtt polnts nn a hard fought gamt Wt defraud the hrghly favortd Unlxtrslty Cnty tram by stvtn pornts Most of our gamts Wert close and all of thtm vccxtrng Many trt lost by only one or two polnts The stason s total pomts wtrt 209 for St Charles and 397 for the opposlng teams 3,0111 ffvflf .4 Fxrst Row Blztlln Bottanl QLD cmptnlnj Brneg l Schneld r ICU captain, Schaberg S cond Rcvu Brun Frxtrs Fatrbtr lessmm B Hunter R Hunter P1 k rung Bowles 'Nlr Duermgcr ffoachl Third Row Colnmmn QM1nagerj Struckmmnn Nl y Stl gtmu r Barkhg Pacon Nlty rs Schatfer I' Schuh rg Fzfty three 3 3 1 3 3 3 3 s 3 3 1 s 3 3 , y 1 1 H I X I 3 1 3 X C. 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CHAMPIONS Furry four I NCDCDN Noon hour oasketball has made the lunch hour more pleasant for all the tudents These boys have done thelr best to grxe the students entertnnment wrth therr football tactrcs and occas1onally the rough and tumble brayx ls Noon hour basketball gn es the boys who are not experrenced enough to play on the team a chance to compete yuth thelr equals I-IQLJI2 BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS WRESTLING CI-IAIVIPIGNS The boys who partlclpated xn wrestlrng th1s year feel as though they have pronted because they learned to take rt and they are better sportsmen than when they started These boys are not the only ones who learned more about wrestlrng The students who watched learned the names of dlfferent holds and the rules of the sport We hope that wrestlmg vull contrnue rn school because lf IS a good clean sport 1n whrch all the students can profit Schuttenberg Weber J Algermlssen Dxpron 'Vlcioy Dullors Schotnl ,Q SA ' s -- ea 2 3 .ar as Y - M , I-6 9 .A T 'M' J 1? A 97' 4. w- ., V K V . lwrsl Row Luerellng, Schmidt. Dclger. I'IwIImh, l oclller Bere-nd Row, llnake. Kavelcr. it-It-nun. Schutxcnburg. Thoroughnunn. - ' 'A 3 B 3 S 1 . I Y 7 3 I 3 I 7 K I 3 I I 4 I Y 3 - - 3 Y . I ' 3 D 'I I 3 Y 3 Y' 3. 5 , . . . i . . . y 1 V v 5 l 3 1 i 3 A I ' E I 'V 'A 7 7 3 3 , Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q P F 3 1 X 3 D I D 1 I QA x 3 I . Y. . . . . 1 . . , , , . GIRLS' BASKETBALL The grrls basketball champronshrp went to the Sophomores thrs year much to the surprrse of the Senlor grrls These grrls were xnterested enough rn therr sports to stay after school and play ln the tournament E1ch member of the champron team was awarded 1 basketball letter and srnce then they have been proudly wearnng them on therr sweaters WSW U9 X546 X' QQ we' lrst Row lon um utr 5 hro r Ae mxr eond Ron 1 x A lillx Fzfzg five TRACK Fifty szx The track season got off to a slow start this year and several track meets were postponed. The boys made a fairly good showing even though the cold weather held them up considerably. We gained a victory over Kirkwood and we swamped NVellston with a 87-Zl score. Fairview and Clayton defeated us in dual track meets. Our team took second place in the B division of the district meet at Maplewood where four of our boys-Norman Finck Omar Bi7elli Kenneth Briegel and Ted Huesemann qualified for the State Outdoor Meet held at Columbia Missouri We took 5th place out of l7a schools in the Claytoi Invitational Meet held annually at Clayton s field Norman Finck established a new record in the indoor 880 at Columbia Missouri with the time of 2 minutes ll 2 seconds Kenneth Briegel threw the new size discus 120 feet for a new record Ted l-luesemann vaulted 10 feet 9 inches to establish a new Junior Track record Vance Hollrah established a new Senior record in the Shot Put whlch is 42 feet 3 inches lirst Row Meyer Schnedler Fmck Blzelli Laptuinl Frltts I-nlds Gibbs Lessman Ell Pickering Second Row Smith Barklage Blase Algermisxen Brown 'Ihompson Bruns Deisenroth Loelfler Barton Bacon R Barton Third Row McCoy 'Vloses Hollrah Huesemmn Briegel Hunter Stiegemeier Timmermeier Thoelke Stoerker fManager Fourth Row Nollman fVlan.:gerl Hughes A 'VlcCoy Xkilliams 'Vl Bizelli Bowles Kemper Hollander Mossman Grote Rego! Kanstemer Norton Fifth Row Main Oelklaus Ebeling Schwendemann Gage lx Buettner ONeal Lmhoff Eddmgton E Buettner Heckman Stiegemeier Schibi 'Vlr Dueringcr fC0achj x s 1 1 1 x v 1 Y 4 V x x i s x 1 i x us v v s s u - , . A ss s 1 1 u m v v v - - I ,.. . , - v flflu wah! A student who does not take part in student activities can be compared with an automobile without a driver. Both have the power to go forward but both lack the means to make them go. Association with others is th: spark that starts off our success. Poise and conversation are the hands that guide us along our way, Association. poise. conversations these are the contacts that activities give us. They compose the wheel that pushes the auto- mobile of life forward. I HHH HHHHH H HHH HHHIHH H - ' ' s , Q 4 1 5 1 Q 'lv , 4 . 4 A fkv,' ' 1 4 1 - I 4 I Q' 9 I .- 4190 -' -.4 of , -JM' 4: ,. I s A V163 14 64' pr J,- v ,.. ,p fi! 1.1 4 Jfmia ig: Izfty-nme CHARLEMO QUEEN Szxtu WNQQAN -LLSL mowx T ues-vewxkj vxwsb X hw my umm Jldlkx- Mug Q3 X MQ yr XA-Qu X xl Our dark beauty Joyce Burge was elected by a popular vote of the student body and by the sale of Charlemos to re1gn as Charlemo ueen Ha11 to her majesty! Q I fi t xkk. . kt K ,, f 'ix ' X N fx ' X W xx, I A XJ I R X M -r kgxa , X, , ' ' K 'Xb 'N X ,,, . q, ' Nj xkkh K 5' K X' Xxx . CQQ t JN xugkkx-in Sax lxkkl K, xxx I K ki .' kd. K 'LQA Q ' N K S ' K' 1 MN, K , fxgyg x 'V X-,Ag .K K X, ' 1 I K ' X . b 'K QKNJ 2 6 N kk A N - K3 I Y fwafi ,,,Q4w f!U L9'g '15, ,,4t4.,J fb radrf f1,0.4Jd f f 149-6 Lf' CPO fgpulzo f7f4'oV'S'f '0 fl-NGK Aa-flffwflv M.. ff' Ain' fw Q2 IILUNJ This is the first year that we ve had a Charlemo King and We do hope that in years to come there will be others to succeed his abdi cation in 1940. Our king Umar Bizelli was elected to reign through a popularity vote and the sale of Charlemos. Long Live the King! Cl-IARLEMO KINQ Sixty- o fx f' ff I ' fr --v 2 , i K i if ,fi ' , f t ffl ., 4fCfr A7 f gp -A if ' , A 7 , ffe ff. '7 FOOTBALL QUEEN Srxty Maxlne Mahon was chosen to re1gn as Splflf of the 1938 St Charles football season She was elected by vote of the students who supported the football team The Queen was attended by Marlon Jane Goellner Freshman Betty Lou Schloemann Sophomore and Shrrley BlZ6lll Junior Llttle Eddle TFBVIS carrled the crown to the ret1r1ng queen MISS Johanna Rau who then crovs ned her successor !f'r-L I -Wu ff' I li- ll' 7 . ff 3' I Xvlaii 0 I 5' if ,ni sl-f' X THL Stmors of tht St Charlw Hxgh prtstnt IhlS yur 415 our uttn ot V115 htr Majtsty uttn Dolorts OSI k Atttndants to tht quttn art Joan Braufman and Marctlli Boschtrt Stmors Bttty Dtnktr and Dorxs Vin Hoffm1n umors ltonl BlShOp 1nd Vhrf, D1lton iophomorts and Batty Htyt md Dorothy F11 Freshmtn Tht dmfftrtnt classts makt thtlr stltctlons on E1 b3S1S of lou and btauty and ut tttl that our quttn md har atttndmts 1rt wtll chostn I 'T' a rw-W ouEEN S1 Wu lhrtc 'u t J.. - 1 11 . U , A V 1' 5, is . I-v I X he ,nf 4 . ILA. . L . 9' up , , 0 arf ., ' t 1' -. 4'-' s. xM I L W 2- . y , gf Y I fvkf' I L. V AA, I V' I ,f M T ' I.. f I . . -A , ' .'.' ,1', AAI' , K I , ., . H. J r .1 f 1 .- ,J I' 1' ' Q ' ' ,r-- fx Q E f,,, r ', .6 l . M 1'A I-' ,j - Q r, . . -' 'A ' K, ' t J Y . La . if I ' :af q .- ,,. i . , I --4 ' S . 4 - t- -,af 1 . ' , i .' K . -P, X rp!- H ' .A I Y , ' Xl Q . ' r ,' - st' V Ag A K 'IL in , N, yufr. .. .D J 1.- , .114 ' t ,. ',.' -' 2 ., V tt. I , uk , Y ,R ' 4 .A A 3 1 I it ' r Q 1, X 'Q 1 1 i U . i L ' m x A I x y x x I A 1 ' 4 L , J ' 3 -' L ' . 1 . ' . .t HZ 2 , ,N g Y 4 ' . H 1 W b X 3 3 X 1. 33 ' I Vx X Y V! -13 U , - N L L 4 .d , tx, , ' 1 I-IAI.I.CDWE'EN PARTY The annual festival was celebrated in a different way than is customary. In place of spooks, and a ghost walk, the main feature of the evening was a Lambeth Walk contest. lt was a strange, strange sight to see ghosts, goblins. gypsies, and bums swinging their partners in the walks and whirls of this modern dance. The couple who swung mightiest were Walker Oelklaus and Annabelle Horan and they were awarded the grand prize. Other prizes were awarded for special costumes, Originality, artistry, and oddity were the basis of award. The gay colors of the costumes and the decora- tions added to the general fun of the occasion. FGQTBALL PARTY 041441 M may 616' 2 211,61 dawn ,M W W :rl g mf lttl Edd Srph 64 MM ,MM Ufwj' MQfMW igwwggvwfw W 7 ww jiifl diff' My XX.,-L. Szxty Hue A . - 1' ' . ' .1 ' , ' - 1 f , D l 1 ' l 1 ,vu D 7 I f l I n ' 1:4 ' , f 1 ,. I 1 1 j I 1 , I l f u J, T . ! v f J? of Q6 P ,04 ' Ot a I ' seaso as n N 3 . ' IS 2554.1 1. JC wa. - . a t - n h f . , f , I was m arlo t an v e. JU I . ' , if f 1 1, The ovcly uee , Ma ahon, was ece e to barn e' K! F hman, o 0 , nd Ju 'or MM ants. T c cr n r ie ' ' e ie ravis a by e for er , ' Johan I f ' v . In I , f' ' Q , , , ' O , f 4 - If Y j , . f 0. 3 J ' f ,' K ' f I RJ' if I fx 'Mgr' V' Qfffx V , fy ' f N1 4 Dr Y x 1 1 -' . VAUDEVILLE Szxty szx On February l6 and l7 thc annual Vaudeullc was presented and proved 1tself for the second tlmc a huge success The theme of the productron was centered about Valentrnc s day Wrth the help of MISS Nrcholson s able drrec tron the result was an extremely prcturesque and arnusmg program lt was made up of many novelty acts All of thesc vsere orrgrnal and represented the students own effort Paul Schncnder and hrs Swmg Band played snappy tunes as a background for the other numbers Q r 1 V ' u ' m 1 v v f . , . , . , . s - , . 1 1 1 , 4 . STUDENT COUNCIL President , ,,.. ,... ,..,.. . , .....,,....., ..,,,,, V.,. 1 ' E D HUESEMANN Vice-President , ...,. , , r ...... . V... . r . NORMAN FINCK Secretary .,,,,, A4,.. . , ,4,., Mxxxmts MAHON Sergeemz-at-Arms . .. . ..A. A.A.V,.... . ,.,A, ALLEN THOLQLKE The Student COUHC1l carrled on nts usual lctlvltles of helpnno to settle the mmor problems of the school such as noon hour control trylng to promote cooperauon among the students t1k1ng charge of school partnes and many other respons1b1l1t1es that m1ght ar1se durlng the course of the s hool year The dlffxcultres that are bound to ar1se ln a school of th1s s1Le wx ere eas1ly settled due to the vullmgness of the students to cooperate 1n helpmg to make our school better A Student Councxl ln my school IS 21 beneflt because 1t promotes a better understandlng between the students and the faculty S conl R N11 Fly Qgpon T oe N xy on x u m n ch Nh on Sluts y Szxly seven I 3 I . 1 C 4 A . I 3 I I 'I Q I 3 7 V - A, I 1 3 I 1 3 y L , 1 I I V 3 I I I I I I 3 I C - . ' . . . . . .r 7 3 . ' 7' I J, 3 I 3 b X - 3 I I L 4 X 5 1 3 ' x 3 1 l I I 1 First Row: lleye. Scholls. Burge. Vlilkxns, Moehlenkamp, Dcnker, Horst. Bi7clli. Baum. Ritter, Mr, Gibson CSponsorl. .c c ow: . 'ss . ' r sorh, h Ike, rl. , J rs, Palme, Klenlerr. H exe- A n, Hcllrnch, Heels cr, . th . . f '. BAND Szxty ezght Under the capable dtrectxon of Mr J F Skmner the band presented an outstandlng record durxng the past school year They presented several enjoy able programs The band also gave publ1c concerts and offered thelr servlccs for several football and basketball games The band entered the drstrlct mus1c contest at Umversxty Clty on March 'Sl whmch quallfled them to go to the state contest Thrs they entered at Columbla lVl1ssour1 on Aprll 28 agam recexvxng a first ratmg We are very proud of our band for havmg recelved such a ratmg rankmg them as unsur passed 1n thelr class m the state . . . , 1 , . v v v - Y - ORCHESTRA Our instrumental music department scored again with its fine orchestra this past school year. Under thc able and understanding leadership of Mr. J, F. Skinner the orchestra presented several school and public concerts. The orchestra entered the district music contest at University City on Music Contest at Columbia, Missouri on April 28 and again received a first rating. Our students and friends are indeed proud of our orchestra which like the band, was unsurpassed in its class in the state. Sixty nine March ll and received a first rating. Thus qualined, they entered the State GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Seuenlu The Girls' Cilee Club, under the direction of Miss Seiling, has been a very active organization this year. The group sang for several assembly programs. and entered the Spring Music Festival which was held at University City. March 24. At this District Contest, the glee club received an excellent rating. This rating qualined the glee club to enter the State Contest at Columbia, April 28. At the State Contest, the glee club received a second rating, which eliminated them from the National Contest. However, a second rating at the State Contest is still quite an honor and something of which the club can be vtry proud irst Rom cGuire Schlocmmn ichcr Ositlt l ure 1 .icon Scholl.. rt and Bizn i Sell nschauctt r XX ipelhorst Rcvtc Fchelmtiir tcond Row J nts ll ch Verrtm x h t tl l mm av an lx utsner bro t R ues Struckmann B th l N t x ourth Rryx iclthurr o wltmlmmt urg t mu Bishov Xlgnrrniss n Psriufman BLC tr Bla, baum Baum Laurmc ith ou ang nbi h i t tu s iw on mum alt is lxiist Srhod r Nt d im S hn dl s F. Y ': Nl ' . . ' I. . Seb. ', ' , .ew n'., B . f ', F tel , ' 'll', . ' e . ' e. S- A ': iiletiti , i ' ejer. Bo r'r. Gauss. Co' lntr. Feld . , li ll . Leibach. 'l ' . S t'. Third, Row: loeffler. Dwyer, llorvalh. Dwyer. lewis. lirmeling, Smith. Parker. XY.xllis. Runge, Schroer. Chrismer. F C iiillwli. s. Nl el ' . 1, ll e, lfues er, Ke iw, Becker. 1. 1 ' .e , . , ' lv. li'f Ricf li. it ff lisim-r. iatmm. B1-ie. XY.ielh .r, Blush , T V. Bi. Q. -, f, h. . .I L' Cf. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Under the supervision of Miss Seiling, the boys' glee club has shown splendid progress since its organization. Members of this group consist of hoys interested in music and those who enjoy singing. At the District Contest at University City, they qualined to enter the State Music Contest a Columbia, Missouri, where they were given a first rating and further qualifications to enter the National Contest at Colorado Springs. rl he entire sehool leels lustly proud of the eiceellent worle done by this orgini 71tion lrst Rem tr N 1 e lux o r mln e g to one xx o in 1 ns it v 1 L i 'llnrel Rem rt! ld 2 m ss n llu s mi dl S heo ox lu Seumtu om NATICDNAI. I-IGINIOR SOCIETY Ku-...M in... Seventy two NORMAN PINCK President MAXINE MAHON Secretary The Natronal Honor Soclety IS the one socrety to whlch membershrp IS by electron rather than by chorce or desrre The symbols SCLS are the cardrnal pr1nc1ples for mem bershrp namely scholarshlp character lead ershxp and servrce Members who are elected by the hrgh school faculty must be rn the upper 25 per cent of the1r class must be of rnfallrble character must be recogmzed as outstandmg leaders and must be eager rn the1r deslre to be of servrce to the school and to the student body The emblem of thrs natlonal orgamzatlon IS a gold p1n wrth the figure of a flammg torch rn the center surrounded by the four letter symbol To wear the pm as a full fledged member means not only great honor but also great respons1b1l1ty The ldeal of the socxety IS the betterment of the com munlty through the development of the 1nd1 v1dual To thrs rdeal the members trust that they may asprre '1 .. 4 if V - M , . 1 ? , I I K r -I ' A V u I r V ' A I A l . I v ' l , I l Y 0 x - . .IT l ISABEL MQQRE .............. TYy'.gf'Vl'C8-Pf9Sl.dEUf r I . . . S I ' ' f K . . . . T ' V 2 o 1 1' MZ!! 11 2 I .V X ako' EJAMDG CI-IARLEMO STAFF 'Q,ff'.4,4,a,ff.,z, 9'-'U BETTY GAYLE WILSON Edzzoz f,cd'fJf4-f ff f 'C4ff NORMAN FINC Buszness Manager ova- ed ,,4,c.,4..1 M-ffxf p-fopaff' fax , 4,-Cf I,QflL,,f JOAN BRAUFNIAN JOSEPH BOTTAN1 MAXINE MAHON GLADYS LAMMERS OMAR BI7ELLI ISABEL MOORE JOYCE BUROE Lzteraru Edztor Sports Edztor Calendar Edztor Aduertzszng Nlanager Snaps Edztor Humor Editor Typzst MILTON MEYER Asst Buszness Manager LEROY SCHAEEER Asszstant Ed: tor L R MCADANI Sponsor 5 4 f' , f f, 7 f' f . k4I' vf Mu, 'V' X 1' 1 lffc '41 , ,- .f. 4 'V' f K , I 47' . - f X' rf .J fax' ff:-t 144, V , A- i,' 14 j f . Y f I ,, cf' irq VF, ' ,ft ,, -I I 1 W of. X , , f . I ' ff' L , 1 ' A-Y I A ,...... X Seventy three MIXED CHCDRUS The mixed chorus, under the direction of Miss Tearle Seiling, has made an exceptionally fine showing this year. Composed of the members of the girls' glee club and of boys interested in vocal work this group has been a very active organization. Always welcomed for assembly programs and for public entertainment this group was qualified, during the Spring Music Festival at University City to enter the state contest at Columbia, Missouri, where they were given a Superior rating Seuenlq four irst Row 1uss 'Vloehltnlmmp Jonts Burgr liowlts l 1:-rc R lmtr Sc rotr Rung Hirmon 'Xliss Sei ing ll onductnrl S cond Row 1ckl1urst L10 lln r t 1 1 1 r1rx1 1 ll 1r r :us l11xr1n c ollt lx Bccktr lx1ol1n Htlling L tstnroth l pkxn O Ikl1us S l1n dl R 1 1 1 Fit ds egtm 1 r ns t e 1 1ccn u x 1 n 1 1 Less 1 S hoonmtr 11 r Du 1 Fourth Ron l iflh Ra 11 Cocptr F' Q ': Gi ', 1 . -, -. , e' 'nz. e' 1. . h r. e. . , . ', ' .Q 4 fv mf- . , ' f .-r, If 1-Luci, l.eb.ch, H nth, B11 1. P. rr, K .. 1. ef. S'h -, 'uQ,.fff, Third llitkter. Becker. XVerr-smeyer. Oswk. l-letlich, l.nn1i 11er H. Robme. Main. XX'npelhorxr. Bacon. 1.r1ngenb.1cher. I Vind: '51 '.'t- . li V . e . C e er. reyes. Shggeme er, Heye, Engel. Sloerlwr, Gibbs, Mejer I : 'g 'l . Sli' ' u'e, Bru . Ya es, l5orll'll. IS. i . H e:em,n , R'clter. 1. nan. .c 'm Sch eller. VJInt1sI1ft xx lthout fun Qtnous thoughts to ILITIH tmtu spl t should bt mttrspustd wlth Ilghttr ouu Qmct ull tht rtst of this book has htm duottd to mort Nmstl lmu ft IIT son mm I u lug Vxont you jom us m 1 fux LIIOIIILS md chutklts dignihcd purposes, now is the timc for cvcryonc just to Ict I' I' ' I Ig' ' Q w I uItI I I It khtcr. ' ' CALENDAR Seuenty sux A g 31 XVednesday All classes met Had more fun Met more old schoolmates S1w more bevxuldered f1ces e t 5 11or 1 not er 11c1t1on nt 1ny CIIHCL KK 1nt to ge ru o 1 nove th1t s not f11r we uust got ack Se t Q 'Vlr tl opb Skunners musue assemblues I do belleye 1re all e1en better th1n they re cracked up to be l et s h11e more Pop Sept 16 V1 ednesd11 Ireshm1n Sophomore Day S1y 11ere hose lreshues e1er put 1n the spot 'Not h1d actors though let s guye them 1ll 1 bug hand S pt Z1 Iootb1ll Pep Progr1m Gee Golly 1nd 11h1t NK hat do those eheerle1ders e1er h11e XXIIII ll t1kes Sept Z3 lup 1nd 1 nuckel for pemuts VJe 11on our furst foot111ll g1me of entral 7 let s 11un some more 11h1t say 70 s Se t Z4 Xou kno11 lye been 11onder1ng uf ut usnt rtght and proper or students t1s uf 1ou dldn t knoyy Ill that 11e ha1e some nevy teachers at S C Four of them Better scratch the old cranuum and make 1 good umpressuon Sept 26 Vye 1lso ha1e 1 ne11 Scrlbblers Club at school thls year sponsored b1 'Vllss Ily All seruhhlers 1rtuc1es 1re submutted to the Hugh School Hughlxghts S C H S ne11sp1per column Sept Z8 V1 ednesd1y An asseml1l1 1g1un Ho11 mee RLXCfLHd Stoerker ga1e us 1n tnter estung account of hrs tra1els ln Furope Sept 30 Fruday V1 e lost our nrst footb1ll g1me Mexueo really tame through 111th 1 11etory t IS tume 1 the se 1son 11 uth m to tell ot S thls r Kuddos Ot 5 VN ednesd11 Guess 11h1t, Vlr IVIIC l1unehed a sungung 1ssembl1 Aunt 11e got un and l m sure 11e Ill 11 ant more Orchuds to you Mr 'Vla ru ay nother football g1me but by golly vxe drdnt 111n 31 Nlaybe e boys dtdnt llke the atmosphere 12 We eert1unl1 enuo1ed the talk gu1en by lVl1ss Jackson 11ho lS Dean of Cnrls t I lI'ld91'lXK ood 14 V1 ell I do declare Those Prmcupxa Reser1es whupped our fellas Z9 O ftut tutb 19 The Senuor Class rendered us a super play un 1ssemb11 thus mornmg Grandma Oct Oct Oct Oct Pulls the Strung Say Rustun you vyon t haye any trouble proposung when the rrght gurl comes along ct Sa1 boys Cry st1l Cuty aln1ost took a uckun 7 6 Better luek next tume Oet Z1 They tell me those bashful Freshmen reall1 had 1 VKl'l1l'1g dung ofa p1rt1 XX hat say Freshues Z5 Our first lyeeum and 11as ut encouragung VV1lter WIKI Hautso told us LXQYXIIHIDQ v1e drdn t knov1 1bc1ut ayuatuon 1nd also thrrlled us 111th mo11ng puctures Vkull 11e e1er forget those breathtakung sunsets? Z8 I 1l11a1s thought that CXCYX defect had an excess but De Soto lost thls footb1ll game 29 1er had so much fun ll 1 party n 11 my lfe 1 remark o1erhe1r at t e H1llo11e en part1 IIIITTI I 1mbeth XV11k re11l1 11 as the hrt of the e1en1ng Oct Oct O t N101 I5 I reckon the 11und 11 1s agm us Il5l'1llfSd1X nute Beung IS hovy our Bonhre couldnt l1e h1d N 1 4 RIIDX old nught but ut dudnt d1mpen 1m sptruts Il the Homecommg Dance The el1ss of 34 sure turned out DX 5 M11 he the boys 1lso got theur d1tes muxed e1use 11e lost our I-I GIHIC to Clayton t 1Xo1 J SIX kuds do you stull remember the one 1bout the three Seotehmenp 'Vlr lee from V17ashungton U has forgotten more th1n n1ost of us vyull e1er knov1 about speech m1kung oy ll Armrstuce Day Hurr1h for the red vyhtte 1nd blue Vlr Stumberg surely g11e us .1 fine speech N 1 IZ Do n1y old eyes deceuye me or dxd Kurk11 ood really shovy us up WhJflT g1me 70 6 N11 14 'Vlonday Te 1 M m quute a fevx unf1ntule lookung Ireshmen around thus hugh school eh Ben Ben Hush boy those are the Jumor Hlgh students They moyed un thus mornmg Ted Eh Oh Welcome to thus stte of le1rnung J H students N 1 16 Vyfednesday My goodness We dudn t expect to haye moyung pxetures ln assembly thms mornmg Mr Jones You certamly knovs hovy to str1ke a happy meduum IN 1 16 lor the benefit or those students teho are Leonderrna Lehuts happmuna rn Mus Boettler s room thus past ueeeh lun regard to the shrleks and screams ussulng from thereml Nothmg less than a haur ratsm mystery play IS beung practuced folks So youll just ha1e to 11 art untrl the openung nught to get the detatls 17 Another Senlor Dramatlc Play Practxce I wonder lf Bullue Jeanne 11111 remember to say gamttt So does Norwood Ha H Rather subtle but I 11 betcha Muss Boettler gets ll N01 18 Umpta Umpta Ump pah pah We Senuors marched lnto that last football pep assembly to the hearty strams of Pop Skunner s mlghty band And yye are all do11 nrught sure the boys are goung to wm that game for us Whoops VV'e lost to Vklellston 7 O The boys dtd theur dagonest to wun but fate was agaunst them u . . - 3- -. -t 1 I . i . 1 VI ' S1p. . l..l D.y'-A h1 '. . 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' Y - - 1 . , V 7 I I I I v v v I 1 V V CALENDAR N v 19 Saturday Mr Freeland and a group of students were guests of Jennanfas Hagh School at a Speech Tournament today Talk about orators we heard the cream of the crop Nov Zl Lyerythang ran prettv much the same today you know just another Monday Nov ZZ Tuesday Say Iheerd tell we uns as havm a Bag Thanksgavan gtt Nov Z3 Another samply swell assembly Reverend Neadner ancurred the lThe big bad blue bogey man who haunts weekends J together tomorry Hot zaggety nght sparat con now possess and annuendo kadsl cernlng Thanksgaymg wath thas lattle thought Be thankful for all we not wash for so many thangs whach we dont have CAnd just my lattle Member we ye got eyerythang great grandpappy neyer hoped to have By the by Mr Jones thought wed be thankful so he dasmassed school at 3 l5 whoopee h I mean 'Ihanks 'Vlr Jones N y 74 Jumpang Jelaosephat 'Vlom as thas Tlaanksglvlng' No kaddnn Mom and turkey and cranberraes and pumpkan pac wath whapped cream S y Vlona I belleye l better say y mornnn prayers Can t forget anythang today Noy Z5 h Gosh Mom not castor oal oy Z8 certaanly enjoyed our brusque lattle hake downtown for the dedtcataon of the new bradgc thas mornang That crasp cool wantery aar sorta took away that la7y feclang we all develop oy er the weekend P S How docs Omar rate the box ofhee seat? Noy Z9 Another Student Councal meeting and from what I hear they have a hard tame curbing dascussaon ln there But after all yve want everyone to be satasned and Student Councal as the place an whach to yoace your opmaons on anythang and eyerythang eoncernang school acttyataes Noy 30 Wednesday Oh what fun What a gloraous tame and that Football Party dadnt Dec Dec Dec Dec Dee Dec Dec DLR Dec Dec Dec cost us a dame Yours truly was prtvaleged to reagn as ueen and take at from me we all had one wonderful eyenang 1 Just a yvee bat foggy today folksaes Thts seems to be the reaetaon of quate a feyy who attended the party last naght 2 andl Mr Ireeland and the four debate teams sojourned an Columbla for the State Debate Tournament Talk about fun kads Even though we keep our shoulders to the grandstone our eiforts are not an yaan as they bear fruats an one way or another That trap as one we ll all find easy to remember but hard to forget 5 Well can you beat at Monday agaan Say that remands me grade cards tomorrow Oh Ah here s hopan I0 20 Tame out says Mr Jones What for Dr Pepper? I should say not for the pause that refreshes Coca Cola Mr Schulte youll neyer wear out your welcome as tar as S C H S students are concerned 6 Semors Year an and year out I never can rate a decent grade from these teachers Junaors Vvoe as me yvhat does that teacher expect of a fella anyway f' Sophonaores Gee Golly yy hat s Pop gonna say about thas barefooted L I pulled down an Hastory' Ireshmen Groans and more groans yy hy I thought Hagh School was gonna be daffrunt Same old thang when grade cards come out 7 The Juniors rendered us a yery entertaanang assembly thas mornang ln fact they gaye us a lattle bat of eyerythang from the latest thang an German Band Musae to The Latest 'Ihang an Suaeade I belaeye we all gaaned a few poanters an wheeellang and eonnnyang from the play Who Gets the Car Tonaght 8 Dtng a ang Dang Dong 'lankle 'Iankle e what on earth as that he ae Calm yourselyes students nothang seraous just a lattle experanaentatton wath the bell system thas mornang I don t blame you for wonderang So dad I 9 Whatta play Gee whaz almost nearly as worse as Dracula and Frankenstean Yes yes from what I hear all the youngun s and yes some oldsters too were plenty shaken p after seeang Tager House mystery play gaven by Senaor Dranaatac Club Confadentaally I sttll get the shavers yyheneyer I thank of those tlger s claws and those horrable green ey LS I3 Another Student Councal Meetmg But where was Mr Gabson' I couldnt tell you l-I' Ha Ha Ha Ha Hee Gulp eeek Pardon me folks Iwas just tryang to tmatate Str Harry Lauder that as one of the Klltaes yvho entertalned us thus mornang Vw certalnly enjoyed hayang those Sangang Scotchmen at S C H S and seraously folks I wonder how the lattle layer pall when you re all does know where your laver ts 15 Mr Freeland and two debate teams Aflarmatave Ted Hueseman and yours truly Negatave .Ioan B and Gladvs I. journeyed to Hannabal to a Debate Tournament I just cant understand tt but that aartaght case on the stabalaty of the monetary system was sadly deflated and so were a feyv spmts But let s cheer up cause at s all an the game I guess Burlangame Iowa won the tournament l6 fraday What an eyentful evenang Dedacataon of the Neyv Gymnasaum Hrst basket ball game of the season wtth Wellston lSh we lost by Z poants but at was a grand game? Pep Garls gaye a fane showang Coach Don I'aurot of Massoura U was speaker of the evenang Seeenty see era e o . . 1 , g I 3 V 3 3 - y l 3 3 lv 31 I 3 37 7 3 V 1 73' 3 3 I 4' ' - 3' 3 3 , , . -- . er-a - . . e .Cyl e ' . ot-. t ..a a . ,Y Y. . ,I O A' N yy l We ' Y ' . . ' ' . , , 2 ' . 3 I 3 I I I I 3 I K Y K L Y 33 I vu Y 3 3 A 33 ' 3 uv n I 3 ' ' I A I C 3 3 u 3 3 3 v u 3 s I 3 3 . , , V 4 v I ' A 33 3 3 4 1 I Y 3 I I 3 3 ' - I - ,T lr ' 3V 3 , I I. A. . . . T . e A i . I' I r 3 I V3 3 3 ' 3 3 3 3 3 3 ' 3 I ' I 4 3 3 3 3 3' v 4 - 13 V v I Y A - I 3 3 3 V Y 3 I I 3 f I 3 '3 3 A' 3 ' 3 f I' , . -l - 1- - A -W ll . . . Say. . t ' l la. S 73 3 5. C 3 4 'I bl 5 K I 3 3 3 4 3 L I 'f 3 3 1' 3 , . . , . ' . ' ' . ' a u ,A 3 I 3 A 3 3 ' I - ' 3 v y ' 333 ' I ' I I I K u ' . cr- - a ' -, e , ' V ' U , v ' V , 3 4 7 1 V V V' .. . , . . . CALENDAR Seventy exght D t Dtt Dtc H1 III 'll'l 'III In III 1l'l H1 1l I U1 UI 111 U1 C5 Feb eb Feb Feb Ieb I9 1nd 77 Ctt Colly tht l1st yy ttk btfort Xmas Oh mt 1nd I h1vtnt stnt my c1rds 15 1nd 1ll th1t l1st n11nutt sho 1ng yyh1t to do 11out 1t' I.Iust 1 thought ftl sen1orsI I 1ll tngoy t tommg Xm1s yytek f ll ll h tI1 l1st yyt vy1lI tytr ook foryy 1rd to 1n good old 9 C 23 Studtnt Counc1l g1yt us 1 nnt Chr1stn11s 19iLml5ly tI11s 1fttrnoon 1 d 1f lm Il t n11st1ktn th1t pl1y tI1ty g1yt tld 1 mor1l I tts tep1t1n m nd s 1 It I9 bet tr to g1ye th1n rtttlyt 91y I s1yy quttt 1 ftyy formtr gr1du1tts out htrt at school tod1y Isnt II funny hoyy thty 1ll mt1ndcr b1tk 1round Chr1stn11s tnmt hty ll me 1 s J tI1e natur1l thmg to do But I h1yt n1y doubts 1bout 1 ftyy IDo yt follovy mePI Z7 to J1n Z Tyyas tht mght btfort Yn11s IGosh I m flutttrtd I Xm1s yyhooptt Am I 1 lucky ont Oh Oh Oh D d I t1t too muth My stom1th fttls as 1ftI11t turkty 15 pI1y1ng lt1p frog yy1th tht frurtcake To sletp to slttp ptrchmtt to drt1n1 Ah syyett rtpose I I1el1eyt Ill go Xmas c1lI1ng today hoyy 1bout yo11 New Y 1rs I yt Toot toot tyytet tyyttt Remtmbtr 1f you rt gomg to etltbrate to yy1tch tht t1r hthtnd tht tar 1he1d of you O Oosh Im trylng to th1nk of Ntyy Yt1rs rtsoluuons I-Iwyy 1bout 1 I1 It htlp D1d You should knoyy my f11l1ngs XX tll I do tlttlart All tht Xmas HoI1d1ys 1rt gont C1n you beat II, I31ssed mt r1ght up btfort I had a th1ntt to th1nk 1bout hoyy long thty yytre gomg to last 11st n1ea11s that sthool btgms tomorroyy O yytll I t 1ll studtnts and ttathers yy ont you Ayy tomt en you re Ilbbmg that s yyhat 3 Oh gtt htrt yyt art hack 1n tht old routme lzyery body looks compl1ttnt 1nd sausfitd I presume old Santa yyas good to tytry body th yyhat -I l939 Tht flrst assembly of tht IXeyy Year Pretty smooth Vyork afttr 1ll t ost mttrytnmg hOlldlN9 Mr ikmner and hlS m1ghty orchestra fayortd us yy 1th 1 feyy selett1ons Illen Schumathtr gaye a humorous rt1d1ng and t1kt mt I1ttralIy Iutlllt Slatttry gaye 1 yery txcellent dr1mat1c rtadmg Tht H1ghyy ay man Ilieep II up Lu I 7 Saturd1y Nlr Frttland took Islltn Schumacher Iucyllt Slatttty Teddy H Jo1n and off yy1th any blt1t rtbbons but dld parttttpatt 1n tht fmals ll Ieyy I-Iershty tht CIFCUS Cloyyn gayt us 1 yery 1nforn1at1yt program th1s 1fttrnoon The Ins1de Dope so to spe1k toncermng CIYLUS I 1ft Mr IVl1c entertatntd the Ch1rIemo 'Staff II h1s homt 1nd t1lk about fun and food O golly Ill bet vttll ntyer forgtt th1t sp1ghttt1 s1pp1n 1t tht tablt And Gladys d you knovy that there IS only .1 m1trostop1c d1fItrence bttvyeen murdtr 1nd sulcldt or do you I Maybt so for 1ll vye knoyy It all sounds quetr to n1t I h1tt l1kt tI1under to doubt your yy ord Hut bt Charlts tl1at monttary stuff dotsn t go htrt ITHOUCHTS OF 3 .IUDCI-9 AT THF KIRKXVOOD V9 ST CHARI hi DI BAHIF I ond1y try Outs or t1t 111 ty1 t tomght y th res qu1tt 1 b1t of h1d tn t1ltnt Iurkmg 1n tht corrtdors of 9 C H S Iytn one of tht tt1chtrs Mr Conoyer to It LYICI h1s 1 rtm1rk1ble commtnd of Otrman d11Itct 1nd f11rIy shoyytd 11s hoyy II dont vy1th J1tob IY1coI'yI 9cl1ne1dtr s Dmner Party I Sludtnt CLTLIHCII mtttmg It looks 19 though Pull IVl1y IS our ofllc11I 1d1ourntr Another snngmg 1sstmbly ltd by Mr Vl1c I l1ke thtm dont u Syy IS Ihert gots the flrst stmtsttr klddos 1nd yy htyy tl1t l1st of thost t7t1ms and ntxt Iuesd1y yyt Il ht1r tht ohs 1nd groms 'lontght tht Stnltll' Cl1ss y.,1yt 1 d1n t 1 tr tht b1skttb1Il g1mt Iby tht XXI, Vyltllston took us O 1 1nd yyt d1netd to t1t I1ytIy str11ns cf suth svytng m1sttrs 19 Art1t Sh1yy 1nd Benny Goodmm 2-I Anothtr b1skttb1Il gamt R1ttnour dett1ted our boys yy1th 1 scort of -I3 El 25 The Sophomorts really knoyy tI1t yy1ys 1nd n1eans 1nd ythertforts yy htn ll comts to p1ntom1ne Th1t asstmbly vy1s the tops Vy hy Because lf h1d tht tnt1rt student body flts of rollltkmg laughter throughout tht program By th byt that c1t they u td possesstd 1 remarkable ab1l1ty of purrmg or yy 1s If a ut? 31 Anothtr b1sItetbaIl gamt I Vyedntsday A mus1cal assembly d1recttd by lVl1ss St1I1ng Gee Vyt should be proud tf our Suptr thorus and glee club IPersonally I I1ked Lark Waters I-Ioyy 1bout you I 2 The S C H S Chorus gaye a splendld concert th1s eyenmg Orchlds to you Mtss Se1l1ng IP S Patty Skmner Pop s youngun fayored us yy1th a y1oI1n solo I 4 Debate tournament 1t Vylebster Cyroves Some competmon Afllrmauye team won tyyo out of three N2gaIlVC team lost all by gmgles 7 Lost Another basketball game St Charles I9 Normandy 24 8 Auto Mechamcs Club sponsored an assembly th1s mormng Three excellent fllms by the Chey rolet people I.1ghts Out Another Charlemo get together Th1s t1me Betty Gayle our ed1tor proyed to be a charmmg hostess We all had gobs of fun and say ask Mr Mac 1f he feels a l1ttle Zambe1sh The rest of us do yet. . . . ., ' ' . pp' , ' . .I . ' . , 'I oyy' . ' . .et's . ' K' ' his ' ' .. or ' wi e e .. ' I '. ' 1. . H. S. ' . .' 'f 1. ush' . .. ' ' 1 ..h.llyy'e? 'A '. 1' t . tt '. .. ' ' ' . ' ' ' V . t X ' ' . 1 '. , ' ' I' ' .. 't 1 ' . t '. t ' 'f 'I' 'I' I8 'I'. 'ust ' I Yi 1 v tv Y 2-I, ' ' . 1 'Y ' ' 1 t. . . ' ' ' I 25. . '- ' U- . j -T Zo. - - f 1 '. ' ? ' 1 .' U' . ' . . x 28. - ' ' 1 . Y- 29. ' '1 ' ' , . ' '. ' . ' ? 'IOI , CI ' I2 I I .. I . . ' I. ' . ' . . I. I1. , I ' ' - ' '. ' ' ' .. t ' . . 'tt ' y D v v L' ' JI I I- I y- uI y ' 4 v- II s sI I v ' I I I t ' 1 ' '. h . I'lI be glad to get 1a'k and see . the J. . . - ' ' j ' ' ' . . I' ' ' . h A Gladys. Betty' .lane and yours truly' to a Brentwood speech tournament. XVC d1dn't run JI I I I , ,I.I s ' . I .t - I . Y ' 'Is ' I . I h 4' .v s I I I 1 ' ' ' ' I 1 I ,I O . , ' , '. I- ' ' . y I y I ' ' .I . g . . I Q I y I s I- - sI ' y sI , I I 11. . ' .. . . . 't S ' 1. .I. . I6. M . f I' V. d 'Il' ' . Salt e ' ' . ' ' d' . ' ' 1 ' ' ' t. ,. . t. ' 1. ' 1 . 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CALENDAR F b ll Oh my goodness Oh my soul M1plewood took that b1sketball g1me with 1 score OIZO tb I-I VXIQHIIHL s Day Jetptrs Cretpers 72 Zl Say boys yy hy didnt you sntak 1n ont more b1sket when those Pr1nc1p1a ftll1s yytrtn t looking' I5 Our isstmbly this morning tonsisttd of 1 moying, pitturt tonttrnrng the onstry 1t1on of tht n1t1on1I fortsts t 1nd I7 t vyt t t 1 1 1 1ts Viuttyi t ty t Ant w11t mt1n it vy1s rt1lIy tht tops Vyt h1d 1 full houst t1th night 1nd tht tntirt t1st intluding, th cutt masttr of ceremonits for so 1 sm1II ttmimnt 1dm1rtr from Jefftrson sthool rtm1rktdI rc1lly bowled us oytr yyith their unique icts 1nd cleyer y11tt1t1sms X t IIS btytn mt V1 hy I tant gtt oytr it Yts sir thost Rittnour b1sItttetrs yyhipptd our ft'I1s hy ont moldy Ittle point 72 779 But yy 1tth out for tht ntxt QIITIK Cutss wh1l' St Chirlts High Qthool dtb1ttrs yyon tht County Db1tt Tournmitnt tssirrtt It btst dtlnttrs in tht tounty 1rt lttldy H yours truly o1n 7: 1nt 1CyS I 1 I Anothtr lviskttbill pmt 1nd ttll mt hoyy thost Ixirkyyootl lIlTlIUll lLS toultl ht1t out boys 1fttrth1I list grind ptp isstmbly tw Iht H1 Y Club sponsortd in isstmbly thls morn1ns., Anothtr hnt sptiktr Mr yyis tn tr a1nttI 1 h 1 I1 on Dtn1otr1ty ys Iot11t1r11n1sm Do you knoyy didnt think footb1II boys yxtnt syyrmming, bttt rt 1 big g1mt Mr ILXXIS s11d thty did XXl11t do you think' ta and 7-I Nothing rt1lly txtmng is le1pptn1ng I btlityt yyt rt 1ll inxiously vy11t1ng for tht first of IVI1rth 1nd thost dtlightful six vyteks ttsts whrth by tht yyiy 1rt just l1ttlt brttfts fOh Y 1h I X tll yyt htrt thty tomt thost rtyy1rds yvt gtt 1tttr six yyttks of n11nu1l I1 or tst Ittttrs Ihll tlthtr spur us on Itt us do yn N' II s it this ttmt bttttr or yytrst Anothtr Iyttum Dr Arthur Cuptnttr tht 1stroIoy,1st Q,,1Xt 1n inttrtstrng tilk on 1stroIo1,y Drtl you nott tht spltndul ttsturts pubI1t spt1k1ns, tlissts Nlarth S Iht I-rtshman Dr1mat1t Club put on a lint prognm this morning A song 1nd dantt nun1btr from NtlI1t Ltt B 1nd Cora IVIIL MtGu1rt and 1 spltndiftrous pl1y S1utt for tht Coslmgs S1y qirls I d1rts1y IIIIIL Hubert yy1ll somt d1y bt ont of tht gre1t m1lt lt1ds l1kt R1ch1rd Oreent tr mstanct N 1rth IO Rip Nan XV1nklt yy 19 a quter old man 1nd no doubt about it Vlr Misntr md rtstnt 1 bttttr pl1y t1ch timt thty tomt lrked tht b1rttndtr p1rt1cul1rly grrls hoyy 1bout you' Vlarth I7 S1y I yyondtr yyh1t s going on iround htrt gtrls 1tt1ng likt animals stilking their prty Ihty rt 111th c1Icul1t1n 1nd dtttrmmtd glints in the1r eyes suspicion it all has to do yyith the Stmor party that ste yy h1t yye shall ste 1lI thtst stcrtt mtttings 1nd tht Stnlor whisperin 1nd lurkln bthind orners You knoyy I hayt snta in s comin up ntxt yyetk but yvt sh1ll NI1rch I3 Vytdnesdu Rtytrtnd Rohltinv 1nd Armin BolIm1n dttinittly btlityt th1t wh1t t is tountry netds I9 1 n1t1on1l rttoytry of th1r1tt1r r ty tt t11n y g yt ytry nt spttthes tonctrning this spirk of I1f s tnqtnt tth1r1tttrI Ifth I6 vy1s 1 n11n moust y1om1n txtittd IS 1no tr stnior ir Il in ifttr htr min tcldtd tt Q.,lXL 1 prt It1p yt1r dlft dtntt Iht g1rls do tht 18 in so yyh1t I mt1n thost grrls irt h1y1ng 1 ptck of un yyt1stl O dont ftt Y ou knoyy tht stn1t rs ind tod1y s tht tIt1tIl1nt Nlarth I9 Monday mormnq siyt mort d1ys til htaytn S y ISHI suth a dtlightful spring day XVhoopte March 77 XVell I terta1nly hope you enjoyed the itnior Dr1mat1t caust gust bttyveen you and me and your nt1ghbor yyt yyorked Qmoktscretn and The Rose Garden Do you really n1ean it' Im gI1d you told us Vyft Il run in 1nd ttll Miss Botttltr Sht dtstryts 1 lot of trtdrl for htr suptr to1ch1ng, 1nd unfiiling tntourigtmtnt ll grand to be 1l1yt on Club 1sstmbIy folksies prttty hard to gtyt you You do Oh th1nks 1rth 7-I ory t f tt1thtrs mtttint 11n 1 m1ryt ous y hit mt1n s yvt tlsmisstd it Z -I5 tod1y Y s yts Just ont brt1k afttr inothtr this yt1r Xlarth 7D S1y folks do you rtmembtr I told you yyay b1ck yyhtn 1bout a ttrta1n stnior party yvhere the g1rls yyere gomq to take tht upper hand tl l t me te you nrght yyas the n1ght and did they take the place by storm NVoe is me Pitturt my malt fr1tnds a femalt stag line of blushing beauties v1ho yyere all fa1rly tonftdtnt nont yvould be considtrtd yyall floyyers this nrght of nights Just y1su1l1Le 1ny giying your heart throb a pat on the back w1th a moye on glance 1n her eyes fallmg into your 1rms like a ton of bricks Then kmd sir 1m1g1ne your chaerin if d dnt get t in lTht only tonjttture the aud1ence would receiye would be th1t lacked oomph I Well well don t forgtt these littlt thrngs I m tellin you tht ntxt t1mt the boys are in se1son All joking aside though didnt vye have a scrumptuous time out of eytryth1ng7 I say lets haye Bigger and Better leap year parties tAre ye fer it or agn it boys I P S We had 1 king and queen for our whrng ding too yessirree Omar B17ell1 was the charming little queen and yours truly was the rough and ready k1ng7 Dont be misled noyy th1nk hard Ah You see it' fmt th1t ir 1n you you Seventy mne e , . 1 . I' , t . 1 ' . f -Z . Feb. . . ', ' ' 1 . 1' 1 1 ' '1 ' c .1 1. ' I51b, I6 . . W'II, '1lI. h1 B'g 'Vgl C. H, S. . I1 'AII' R1 'll'I I I. I X 7 V 1 1 u Vx H v 4 ' x v 4 H ' I A I y C 1 V s 'tk VV - V 't ' ' s 6 ' 1 1 V A- Feb.l8. V1ll 1'1d 17 I V' ' ' 1 11 'f 1 '1 1 1 , ' , .I V V . V. i ' A- Yh V ,L . , 1 V .V 711- -Q ' 1. if .. If f .7 ts. 1o1.i1 ,f Iiel. Z , 1 1 . It 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1. ' I.e 1 t1t ' 1 us vit . tlk 1 H .l'. '. A. . ' 1 I F'I.Z3 .. . ' ' 1. j .IV 1' , 1 . . ' V 1 Iieb. 28+ V1 , '1ll. 1 1 ' 1. 1 1 'I 1 1 1 Q 1 , . I tb . Th 111 1 . V 1 f 4' or 1 .1 y' Kh. ' '. ' 1, 1 1 Y- -,1 . 1-. -. 1 . I ,'V-V ,VUL ' . A I 7 . ri 7 7 37 4 47 I L - I 4 7 t his troupe certainly' proved entertaining this morning at Iyceum. I really' believe that they p . 1 1 1' 1. A 1 ' 1. P. S.: I A 1 . 1 1 . ' . 1. ' 1: h' ' 1 1 5 ', I .' I ' . Ifo thy' t1r.' If a'1 fi 1 M. A .I S flh--I saw y1'h.t was it. 1 ti or 1 ? h, I Is' 1 . It's jtxt . th1 ' gl tnn' ' I 1 1 I . 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V V , V CALENDAR Eighty March 27 Guess what We had a Charlemo get together Guess when Monday ntght Guess where At Joe Bottants home Now nf youll stop your guessmg I ll just tell you we all had qutte 1 ttme ISHI Mr Mac showed all of we rgnorant ones just how to play poker on a mtll basts P S Say Issue I just adore Spencer Tracy don t you' March Z9 The Photo Club certatnly dtd a fme job of entertatntng thus mornmg Just ltsten They showed two films Rrp Van Wrnkle and Ihe Oregon Camera Hunt the maxed chorus sang two numbers and Ellen gaye a readmg lsst You re a fatrly good photographer Ellen but an eyen better dtrt raker March 3l Holy mackerel what goes on here' All the yacant seats tn every class Dont t me S C H S students would let sprrng fever get the best of them' Oh I s e mustc contest at Untyerstty Ctty Vyell lm glad to hear tt 'Ihe fact explatns the yacant sea s you know later how they came out folks Apnl I Hear ye hear ye Mr Jones has declared a full week for Easter yacatton Just thmk of rt Now that you re planntng all the excrtmg thtngs you re gomg to do tn that week I ll change your course of thought Aprtl Iool Aprrl 3 Monday Lyceum Clap clap--clap Applause and more applause that Brown and Menely Duo certamly know thelr mustc prano ytbraharp and saxophone 'Vlr Brown ts qutte a comedtan and Mr Menely has a way wtth htm hasn t he gtrls Apr1l5 It wont be long now gtrls and well haye our chance to show off some of that Easter Hnery lJust 3 more days unttl Easter J Aprtl 6 Well I must say we re havmg a ttme selecttng a Sentor Play But belteye m tt wont be long now and the grtnd ng wheels of our dramattc department wrll agatn be tn actton eyolytng the talent tn the senror class Aprrl 7 Here rt ts Icrtday and we haye 1 glortous week end to look forward to wtth gusty antxctpatton I do hope that old Bunny ts good to you and Happy Faster eyery body Aprtl IO Just one more week unttl grade cards come out so hold ttght ktddos rnl I2 Ltttle Str Echo How do you do' hello hello hello hello Are you won dertng' Vvell let me tell you we had another stngtng assembly and dld we smg I should hope to tell you eause tt s the last one yve haye thls year Apr1ll3 Wal Ill jest tell you naow tts jest ltke thrs hyar Vve uns jest ftggered and Hggered and we uns jest calculated that betngs and haow thur ts so oyerly much excttement a sttrrrn aroand htar about the Queen of Maytn we uns jest up and tuk that thar purty gal named Do Osrek and I wanna be fust to grye my congradulashuns Wal Ill be Nlo foolm and Marcella Boschert ar gotn to be Dos atenants Il reckon that s haow yo spell ttl Aprtl I4 The nayes have rt We are not gomg to wear caps and gowns on Class Day tJust between you and me we had qurte a lrttle heated drscusston concernmg the matter J April I7 They tell me qutte a tlme was had at the Vaudeyrlle Party Frtday mght Of course eyerythtng was rrght and proper' But what happened to the mystery surroundtng Warren' Aprtl I8 Tuesday Say Why does eyerybody look so glum thts morntng Dont tell me that the school term has been prolonged Well what s the trouble' Grade cards ee golly what what Dont tell me they eame out thts morntng and m yytth a ouple of themes due rll I9 I neyer heard 1 better speech tn my ltfe Mr Hayden from Ktrksyrlle tate Teaehers College certamly deltyered a wonderful talk thts mornmg tn assembly And Im qutte sure that the entlre student body wxll agree wtth me Aprtl Z0 Mr lee from Washtngton Unryerstty spoke to us sentors thts morntng on our future careers after graduttton Aprrl Zl Well the east for the Sentor Plyy w ms chosen and we start practlctng for Stepptng Srsters next Monday Aprtl 26 The Debate Club put on the assembly thus mornmg A d I really belteye tt w s thoroughly enjoyable The program was dtytded lnto three parts and arranged ltke a rudro program There was a Iorum drscusston on the Htgh School of Tomorrow a news reporter and a Vox Pop program Mr Null also talked on the sehool tax tssue Aprtl Z8 Harken all ye chortsters and mrnstrels Ihe band orchestra glee clubs and chorus went to Columbta today to the state mustc contest Here s hoptn that they come home as the yymnahs Vlay l Another busy month ahead of us 'Vlay Day Juntor Sentor Prom Sentor Play and last but not least those wonderful Term Papers May 2 Dtd you say there was 1 Drstnct Track Meet today O K boys brmg home all the blue rtbbons May 3 The assembly program thts morntng conststed of two films of the early proneer and frontter days Most tnterestmg May 5 The Sentor gurls accompanted by Mtss Scott were guests at a tea gtven by Lrndenwood College thts afternoon These gtrls also toured the campus and were shown through all the dormttortes on the campus I belreve this ltttle excurston proved very enjoyable May IO Wednesday Well the assembly thts mornmg sponsored by the Scr bblers Club ts the last I shall ever tell you about but here tt ts a readtng clartnet solo and a play A very enjoyable program to say the least May ll Well folks I recetyed word thls morntng that the Charlemo goes to press tomorrow so thats my cue to make an unobtrustye extt and btd my last adxeu So heres hoptn you ve enjoyed readmg thts chapter of eyents half as much as Ive enjoyed wrrttng rt YOURS TRULY I x , 3 I v 4 , l. . y Y . . . ' V . 4 . . I Y ., . 1 v I 4' I . ' 7 ' 3' v I Y l I ell .,.. ' . , e. a t. I'll let ' ' , I ' . '. ' I . ' ' A . . , , ,.' , . , ,H ' : ye I . '. ' . - I rf t A ' Y V I Y Y I I Z I ' Y' 1- I . ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' , ' . ' ' A l ' V I Y I v 3 . Y Y. . . A vv v g I v , V, v ' ' ' ' ' Y . 1 v' Ap ' . ' ' - j ,- - - - . ' - . ' , t ' Y , . Y. . , T V , . V . Y . V . I Y VA I - V switched, I most forgot to tell ye, that those there right pert girls by name of Joan Braufman . - .. j .1 . ' . V ' YV Y . . . . . V' ' v 1 ' v ' A v v ' ' ? . ' . ' I G 1. ,V V j ' e ,V - ' ' 0 n S , Ap ' . ' . ' ' ' ff . . ' S - 1 . ' 've 1 s ' ' 1 ' s .I ' I 'Ar K n L I 4 ' A s I s - r gs ' K Y fc s we A ' ' ' I x -ll xr v5 ' A I B ss ' ' ' n 1 ' 1, ' fax -u V- uv. I I ' T ' in . A - 1 , ' , . ' e 4 4 . .. , ' - , v O 4 I V V I v D A V V I 3 Y I v I ' I l ' - Q v I v WCDULD Tl-IE SUN CCDME UP IF: Austin Wyhs had a date. Marion Horst didn't have freckles. Lucille Pundmann lost her Alp children. Do Osiek lost her pep. Chickie Hauschild quit dancing. Clarence Schulz said something tto a girll. Rosalie Boehmer would have given her telephone number to a certain Well- ston boy. Dorothy Elmers didn't have anybody to argue with. Vance Lichtenberg had a boss that didn't have a car. Nat Tainter quit playing Hhookey' . Tom Barton didn't have a tuba to play Buddy Richter started to study Marian Hettich lost her ability to make wisecracks Jake Delger would aet sociable Sonny Schloeman had a date with Barbara Bruee Qliye Barklage wouldnt make the honor roll Fleddy Kienker lost his dimples Bob Algermissen wasnt so intelligent Morris Fields didn t haye wavy hair Oryille Hesskamp lost his big eyes Ray Schaberg couldnt talk about athletics Maxine Mahon couldn t debate Sleepy Zimmerman could play a guitar Henry Schnedler lost his clarinet Omar B17ell1 didn t haye a eamera Joan Braufman was bashful Helen Luetkemeyer and Sal Boschert couldn t sing so loud Bob Wilkins didn t haye a model T Joe Bottani would collect the spideedles he saw Clarence Bortfeld lost his piccolo down the drain pipe Isabel Moore was an atheist Edward Perkins didn t have detent1on Edward McCoy lost his key that turns on the hall lights Marguerite Filling didnt have pretty curls Elmer Meyer was a yitterbug Norman Finck was known to attend class Henry Rauch got in a hurry Betty Gayle didn t belieye every thing she was told SENIQIQ AMBITICDNS Omar Bizelli More pictures of Marie Louise Poese To Go to New Jersey Armin Bollman A way with the girls Helen l uetkemeyer To get her bookkeeping to eome out Bob Wilkins Flo break down a senior girl s determination Betty O Neal More time to sew Donald Reeves Less competition from the Jr boys Teddy Kienker More time to sleep Edward McCoy A Plymouth 2 ' ' ' ' Regina Lewis Her name pronounced right by Mr Freeland Vance Hollrah Another year to play football Marguerite Filling More Sundays in a week Elmer Meyer Protection from women George Stukenbroeker More girls to tease Eighty one V , , r . e . . 3 3 I 3 I 3 ' l L i fl 5 ' 1 i X ' I 3 L H fl 'H 'VX H Y l i 1 . . it .1 'H I I 1 4 I ' l i I I Y' X i I I sV! L , C 6 X . 4 , AA 31 Y' I 3 Y I . . 3 J H I I 3 l s ' A l yu - u L 7 e . x m syn l ' dc 7 1 E I I 7 M L. 1 H. 3 1 ' V xy 1 C 1 1 ' 3 l I . V X X 7 L , V V . , X 3 I . W. Y! 1 Y I H Doris Grasshoff. ., . , . ., . ,Longer and redder Hngernails. . I A W I 1 .7 ' u y s x 7 i 1 w Q :vs ' 1 s ss ' y A s I I . ., V .V.. 1 3 , I I ' , , 1 L . U e 1 X I I A 1 3 .D 1 D I li 7 ! . . I 3 I 'IH 1 . I 3 1 h 1 'A D D l SONG TITLES What Have You Got That Gets Me? What Do You Know About Love? .t,. , Summer Souvenirs .. . . Two Sleepy People . . Romance Runs in the Family ..,. . Mad About the Boys Heart and Soul Loye is Where You Find It Made for Each Other Undecided May I Suggest Romance There s a Par Avy ay Look in Your Eye I Vylish I Had You I Won t Tell a So il Me My self and I You re the Only Star Never Felt Better Ney er Had Less That Feeling is Gone I ye Got a Heartful of Rhythm Rhythm King Jus a Kid Named Jo My Heart is Taking Lessons The Bashful Loyer Change Partners I Sent a Letter to My Loye Heayen Can Wait Angels vsith Dirty Faces Cuckoo in th Clo k Could You Pass in Loye Jo Jo the Cannibal Kid Oh Hovy I Hate to Get Up in the Morning What This Country Ne ds is Poo Name It and It s Yours NAMES SUGGEST E ahty neo Margie Becker Jane Thoelke Billy Schulz Maxine Mahon Lester HoHfman'1 Mildred Westermeier Dorothy Luerdin Mely a Bowles Joe Bottanr Bernadene Dwyer Dot Kuester Roena Ott Norman Finck George Stukenbro ker Dot Wapelhorst Doris Schoene Clarence Schulz Austin Wyhs Alma Bridemon Jack R. Betty Ann Margie Becker Bernard Z. The Vvleber twins Dorothy Elmers Tom Barton I eah DeRoy Jeanne and Ted H Vlxrion Horst Vance H Lucille P Lucille S Joy ce B Ray Schaberg Lucille Bloebaum Warren S Betty Gayle Vlarguerite C Laurence Park Joe Bottani Kenneth Briegel Omar B17ell1 Kenneth B and Shirley Carleton B and Leah Betty Jane Runge 1Sr Issie and Bob Senior Class Claude V Oliye B Joan B I Nat T Pete S Mary Jane Tiesing laughing problem don t bother little bashful y italized language ney er curious tries earnestly industrious miss distributes sunshine y anishes food ilyx ays generous future bride excellent housemaid judicious politeness teases beautifully happy moments responding smile hesitating shyness lost memory happy lass C 1 7 3 T , ..,. , , yy- I 3 3 xl x 1 A y Q -,3 v l B I V I V1 3 . v Y 7 V 3 . T . , .. A T ' u ul uvx x C 1 . wa' ' s A J v 1 V ,, . . . .,,, . 1 C 1 S ' v I I 3 'Z 2 , ,.,, ... . . ' Y 3 I I 1 3 'A .3 7 T 3 VJ 4 I 7 I v 3 4 I se. I . 1 V I I1 3 rl Y J k ' O ,- 3 Y J I X I 7 Q ' 3 Y A Y 3 Do Osiekm. ..,, , ...., , , ..., ..r,. , ,udoingiine , I .....,.... T .,,., 1 M H Y Y U . .... ., ,.,, , . 7 . .,.. .,.. , , ..., O - e T. ,.,. ., . I , , , L1ndenwood Qollle 3 e Founded 1827 ST CH IXRLES MO When you contemplate the HISIOKY of you must lnclude L1ndenWood We are happy to be your ne1ghbor and IHVIKQ the St Charles H1gh School grrls to look toward Lmdenyx ood JOHN L ROEMER Pres1dent O -fx C-. n , ' L Q , ' . 1 , .I St. Charles, and it is a glorious one, . . I . J T1me IS preelous and what sax es t1me IS useful to all of us The modern publlc ut1l1t1es SQIVICQS gas and elec tr1c1tV Wh1ch are used m homes and shops and 1n stores create MORE TIME for people to do other thmgs to learn to Work for the advancement of the communlty or to enjoy added hours of le1sure These SCIVICQS g1VQ us TIME to make our hung more mter estmg and more useful UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY ST CHARLES GAS COMPANY The Value of I KUECI-ILER FIRST NATIONAL oRoCERY COMPANY BANK Grocerzes Dry Goods and gr CHARUQ MO Meats We DQIWQY TOTAI RESOURCES Ihgm zoz 332 700 O00 008 6lO SourHMA1N SIRIII Orv1II+. R1ILy bumped mto NI1ur1cL Plcknrmg From the Iooks of you h sald balllgurantly than must Inu bun A f8ITIlI'lL And from the looks of you nplud MTUFICL you ra thu guy who causnd If FOR WOMEN ONLY lRead thls backwardsI Dxdnt you If man a be wouldn Thls read would you knew I you I I DI RAI DI I OSI I INSL RANCI CORPORATION Absolute Protecnon for Dcposztori J A SCHRI IBI R IC nr C II IXUHI IVI N r su CHAS I DAUDI' DR J I ROEMFR A J MOERSCI-IEI DR B K SFUIVIBI RC J A BOTISANI CI ARINCI HACKMAINN r Duector Czshlcr Dlnctor D r or Dm. to Furmture Dealers STEINBRINKER S Funeral Dzrectors Complzmenza of No Need to SHOUT IT SAM REDDEN BANNER NEWS The Photographer VVTANT A DS IO25 CLAY STREET St Chirlns Mo DO IT BETTER L . .:., . ' 0 D , 1 Y V A , , ,. Ay. L L . . . M emlwr . - . - A II f rf I 'S II I I . X , , L , , , , .J I . L I . . . ,. ,, x Y Q ' u ' a 1 'H 1 1 L vu my K, , ' I if K I xv' as x 7 , -, L ' , 1- ' , , , . . Q . f f .. ,, . I7rcs'Ic , - H 1, x ' . A ,. .. Vicc-Pc'Icnl .. 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SOUND SYSTIEM AIR CONDITIONED DR H C RITTER Chzropractor 208 South Elfth Strut St Charles Mo I wr Appo nrmtnr Call 65-I Chzropracizc is Effectzue m All Aaes CHARLES E MEYER Druggzst QUALITY DRUGS AND QUALITY MERCHANDISE Trade at IVIOEHLENKAIVIP S 501 CLAY Inn vw xxr DI-IIXI-R Bob XX'1Ik1ns Dld you know they an plantmg potatots In the tenms courts at tht park Bettx Gaylt Thty are What for Bob XAIIIIKIHS WLII potatots ham. starch IH thtm and thty wanttd to makt tht ground hard ISHE BEI IEVED IT I ST CHARLES SAVINGS BANK The Bank of Safety and Seruzce Z 0 Inttrtst Pald on Tlme and Saxmgs Dtpomts 'I HI ODORI C BRUI RI Pr s d C H XXII I BRAND CIIAIYHIJII rf B 1 d ROBLRT S SCHWLIDI R CJSDILY HI RBI-RHI C SANDIORI X Q Pre d nt CHAS I RICHII RIN A55 slant Cashl r nh I 75 ran 7 r Q 0 6 ' ' ll ' I ft I I T V 1 ' L. I Y Y Y 3 . x . u . , ,H ' , I. -- , ' 3 k f . . . . . .I 3 , U I I 3 Y 3 7 ,. I 3Icc8-' '1 f. 1 K -' - . 4 ST. . , I I In I5 LI csi Sincc I III' 27, ISK7 ' Q i , i i. cl cnt X. . ' .. I' . . ' 5 otr 3 ' '. I' I 5 f . f 1 I , I' 5 'ich si 0 Q , YQ I. 'I , 'C IMG! er L'dI'ral IJQDOSII lr.u fe Corfu ation 1, -I1 ' THE BRUNS MACHINE COMPANY Everything in Hardteare and Implements for the Home and Farm A FRIEND IVIAKINC S I ORE Wllere Qualxty TI ells 'md Prxee Sells SKEI LY Mrs Sehloem1n pruslng Sonny s work ln Manual Irunlng Sonny has done line ln h1s manual trammg He has made a footstool and a cedar chest all out of hls own head and Ile stlll has enough wood left to mike a table Aromax Gasolme Tagolene Motor Ozls FUEL OIL CO 1130 CLAY STRLEI CHARLES NIORRTY JERSEY MILK ST CHARLES Nature s Fznest Food I AUNDRY 400 402 South Maln Street Jersey Farm Da1ry St Charles Mo SEE OUR GROWTH THERE IS A REASON ah d M T tVI1k T de THE GOLDEN RULE STORE rParsons Varlety Stores Co In I Iotzons Hoszery Staple Dry Goods Statzonery Alumznum VVare Glas teare Chmateare Ftc R E ahtu I T I - xerl T... . 'te. 1 L A Phone I36 Established l9l-I Now Z5 Years in Business XVe Sell for C s an alee Prices ha I . e ra '4 lm x 'V C' s ' . ' ' , , . OU GREATEST DIQSIRL IS TO SLRVII YOU BEST AHNIANN S NEWS STAND Books Sportznq Goods A Luo s Maqazmes Smolzmq Supplzcs 273 AND 225 NORTH MAIN STRFFI Druggmt YQ M si you xull nd C omplzmmls of most lldus Ilkg Lhls llpsuck my tln kmd mum llky could you Flectrlc Apphance Store 36 NCDIZII! MAIN SIRIII Mr Fruland What IS the. grntwt X wxaur povur known to man St Chal M r ts O Cnorgn S A woman s mars Complzments AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY CD 0 St Charles Mo Erghty ezght Y L Rye Q n I E ly: Q Q rj wiv. 1 o x r I . .JC 2 . A U . 74.1 ip. ' V fi 'l-ca21 DcRoyi You couldngl--air-tell -1 7 Y Y Puufr-441 V y' I VM U ?.., xc xx of .L 9 ST CHARLES DAIRY CO SAFE MILK DELICIOUS ICE CREAM He looked around to see xf all was ready lt was I-Ie gazed mto the straxned tense faces but none made a moxe to stop hmm Suddenlv he llfted a short 38 rexolxer toward hls temples a few pantmg words and he pulled the trlgger BANG And amld the cheers of the crowd tour ath letes sped down the track I. BRUCKER HARDWARE AND STOVES Noteltzes and Flectrzcal Applzames 302 North Maln St Charles Mo UNION SAVINGS BANK ST CHARLES MO Z Interest Paxd on T1me and Saungs Deposlts J I RXLCH Presld nt S H XNIIKI Pesl en FD SCHNLDI ER C1 hx E R LNIVIONIS -X 5 I nt Cashxer Ezuhtq mne l I 1 1 51 4 1 Y ru ' q s s A s l s y vu 7 ' ' C ' 1 s 1 v ' V ' W 1 1 I I 3 V' 3 , . , l lfstalulishcd IS75 Compliments of Org-mind 1870 Q , , ' ' , k Y' , ' , 3, : I . e GLX, . 'I . Q, Vice' r 'd t 1 f .'7 ,., rser .. .HL l...sisa Our best Wishes to the 1939 graduates of the St Charles High School May they be an inspiration to those vv ho follow their and may they have every success in their future undertakings INTERNATIONAI SHOE CQMPANY .3 VK 'I on d coib vt arching a bc d p ck up a vs oim f om a old do by hat Dt l ttl bo d look d Men S and Boys u and said Littl gol dont st on at O IH!! coib or you ll g t you skoit doity Ll QFS YELLOW CAB Phone I33 . . . 1 Y , lv .1 ' Dsrc was little goil 'l o loved to sit on dc coib. one day dis goil was sitting e ' ' ' ui i ' ' r i ' . ' i c i Q ' - p ' , 'A ' e i ' i d ' v ' C y I- ' ' v. DENKER BAKING COMPANX GOLDEN CRUST BREAD SEASAME SEED BREAD ARISTOCRAT RYE Qlar nc B thms th w 1th r rrau Yns slr Clarmc B Hou about .1 shovx r to mght s 1 vu 1 m mf need xt D nkrr s Bakgry Orull H What IS lf Hlrry Im DIJCIYSIUIIII I syhoo s 'Ib Old R Inbl C J HARRIS LUMBER CO l umber una' Buzlders Waterzals KI IIY SLRX IRIR I C CDNGRATUI ATIONS SENIDRS' May never endmq happzness be your compamon zn the Search for your goaf We appreczate your brzngmg sunsbzne mto our stores dont forget us zs all we ask BRAUEMAN S HUNINGS 7' A Q c .1 Is ' c Q. Q bu- , ? A Q cl c ' c ,: f 'Q - . . . ,,. 'It' all riglt tl c, take it 'A you ' ' , Duulvr rn Y f Y . , W . N CI-Iarrvy S.: ,HI 'got 21 new job downv at Qu, 1 ,. A K I ,ICE y it ,RI 4 V' C 'Z ' ' Ilhoncllo , S5 A' ' ' , - W, lf,CRL I'Cjkll-ll-113. Mgr. flic lo r RAUCH LUMBER CO MAIN AND CI ARK ST CHARLES OSTMANN S GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET NVQ Delzter Phone 888 A THOUGHT If God vsould destroy all ot our srght And We thought vu vsould nexcr ste agam The brrds the trees the hrlls And all of nature s unmanufactural thrngs Our parents our frrends our nerghbors And all who have helped us on our vxay Do you thrnk we would apprecrate the chance If he would agaxn let us be able to see B G W Lumber and Buzlders Supplres J H HACKMANN LUMBER CO Pnoxr 806 IO6 North Marn Street St Charles Mo NO WORRIES W hen ll 0 Clean Your Fmest Apparel RECHTERN CLEANING COMPANY IIIOXI l 0 For ualrty and Prrcc on Dry Goods Ready to Wear Rugs and Shoes Sli ,5 .3 Plotters for All Occaszons PARKVIEW C ARDENS BLN RAU I p IHDIXI 7 -l 925 RANDOLPH N tLf tu.o . W O 9 , VV V V V, V V , V . . 7 ' P 7 7 ' ' - 2l6 North Second Street , 7 H- OO Q ' ' , U . K V - - Call on J Q 7 . Bro , , W Na . J ' . -1 o N I A I l ine Q - ' H LER s rvl:1?I?K2T Phone 737 738 927 North Second Strttt RT!! I fo! EL DEI VLRY ALWAYS TOPS IN STYLE TOPS IN QUALITY TOPS IN VALUE I T HE MEN S BLST ST ORL TAINTER DRUG STORE Let Fred Tamter Be Your Druqqzst St Charles Mo Complzmt nl s of Hackmann Baue Funeral Home 326 NORTH SIXTH STREET Nlrss Vvrghtmin llTlfllSS that ut dllly dalls around too much Nlxss NV1ll1arns thrtatens us wrth dettn t1on rn thrrd ptrlod Study Hall on YY td ntsduy Mr Erttlind btlltvts rn dtmocricy m school' Nllss Scott IS afraxd wt w1ll forgtt somtthrng Mrss Ely doesnt lrke pests' Mr lVltAdam takes hrs ktys out of hrs car now And how Complzments and Best lVzshes C PENNY CO Complzments F W WOOLWORTH COIVIPANY si CHARLES Mo Nmetq three EL ' ' '77 A Jn fill M. FR, AI: 4. I. , ,., 'A ir Dio You KNOW THAT: . ' 1 f ' X. ' ' ,Q i . , L ff ' of RENKEN BROS Staple and Fancy Grocerzes Cured Wears and Vegetables 701 CLAY one 512 WE DELIVER MILTON E MEYER Watches Dzamonds ana' Jewelry larae Selectzon of Gzfts t Cha l C DALLMEYER E5 SOINS CO Funeral Dzrectors 801 NORTH SECOND STREET Ch lf You Wan! the News READ THE DAILY COSMOS MON ITOR ll e Also Do JOB PRINTING Bottanl Prlnteryf Przntzng Engrauzng Embosszng IZO North Second Street sf Ch les M A STUDENT S PRAYER 'Xflr Vlac IS my Physlcs teacher Ht leadeth me mn the paths of deep under standmg He exposeth my 1gnorance m the presence of mme classmates Yea though I vxalk thru the hall vylth my Phys1cs book I cannot bluff h1m Surely Mr Mac and Phyfslcs shall follovs me all the days of my llfe And I shall dvs ell 1n the S C H S for ever CI NWRA1 3660 CENIRAL 670 WIESE PRINTING COMPANY Hzgh School and College Annuals 2129 PINE STREET ST LOUIS MO me .L o y .4 K ' . . 7 . I . ' - I 4 . S U P Ph ' - S , r es. Mo. T Y T T I St. arles, Mo. Com limenls of l ' 1 l p I shall not be 1gnorant, T D I 3 3 V - 7 3 Y I ' D 1 Q I V Y- Y , 5 . V Y Y A 3 L. ar . 0, , 7' 3 .... - il . I 5 ,f SCHAEEER E5 OELKLAUS TOM BOY MARKET Ol' Grocerzes Meats Vegetables WEBER S SANDWICH SHOP 823 lEVJIS ST REEI Lunches Soft Drmks Ice Cream XXI- AIIRlClfXIl 'YOLR IAFRONIACI BUSE S FLOWER SHOP merly Ld ln Denk r llorlt Quallty Plus Serylce E oeeers for All Occaszons 400 CI AY STRl LT Floyd L Lamberson Jeeeeler 307 Soutn MAIN Fzrst Class lVatch and Clock Repazrznq Exchanqma ou ard rs t1ken fv my kmd uf xtcu d B st barguns o ll! ll 1 WE RPORIT TO IPAVE le lunxors Sophomores md Freshmen me school rooms wlth their hiuntlng memorles The grand school partles Our faculty The nevs gymnaslum The football basketball and track events e fellow shlp of our Senxor Cllss George and Abe Cstatuesl Noon hour d1nc1ng WITHOUT REGRET WE LEAVE The rad1cals 1n our Semor Class The exams Norman Emck 1n hxs gym shorts Detentlon Locks th1t wont open ln less than en mmutes The knocklng rad1ators The 8 15 bell lgo to home rooms? The bugs ID Blology The embarrassmg moments ln Pubhc Speaklng KIDERLENS fhe St Charles Photographers DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS 568 Machson Street felephon IZO-l W Modern Eye Serv1ce and Opt1cal Laboratory DR J C KITCHIN 227 North Mam Street 73 Years l:st1bl1shed Pra Il Ninety hue r .J . - , l f. 1 . 1 . . . x . r ' d 3 : ' ' 3 ' l 7 ' A J Q 7 'I'l , ' s 1 s s J . ., e . . . 'I'l e 1' rl L I s ' s . , . - . H . 3 ll'or ' I' - W ' C. ' S7 I J V- 3 ' e - 3 , . . s . , , e . I 'D . M . . V l h ' ' ' e ' . - f - - . , . , . e Q ' 1 1 L ' . 1 . St.Ch.1rles. Mo. I hone l-48 The new Charlcmo room Y s ' I u ' , , ' . . . X X I Y L C ' S . l ti 1 I I - 1 1 4 T O T 3 ' I Y r v c t f er . I' ' e W. l or H ' ' clock you may nec , c .' in I wn. 1 , ' , ' ' x 'orh is Sat slnctorzltf Cuaranleed s ' . L . . . 1 I 1 T 9 ' -' , . L O c 'cc EI VI POINT DAIRY Pasteurzzed Mzlk and Cream All Duzrq Products PAUL DIEHR S CONPECTIONERY Grocerzes School Lunches Fountum Drinks School Supplzts S VI TO I Joan B s motto Ntvtr ust 1 tvy o yllablt yy ord lf a tcm syfllablt word yylll Buddy R Iht ltthmg SLHSTIIOH somt ptople l111SI'lkL for ambltlon IS mtrtly Htmmauon ot tht VklShbOIlL Ctorqt S Tht rt isons ldus du quxtkly m somt hnds IS btmuse thty tm t stand solltury tonfmtmtnt Eytry year colltgt dtans pop tht rou tmt qutsuon to thtlr undtrgraduitts N my dmd you comc to colltgt ri dltlonally tht answtrs match thc qutsuon m tr1ttness But last yftar om co td un txpetttdlyf confidtd I camt to bt yy cnt 1 im t NIISS LcW1s Now I m gomg to ask my sclf Z1 Sllly qucsuon Stcond Ptrxod En hsh Class You rt urt to gut a slllyf ansvytr MISSOUFI Coal and Apphance Company lmls Bell Stohers Crain Murltu' Coal C I' ipplzcmccs fl MQDEL D 'XIRY IVe Speczalzze zn ualztu Products HELMICH S MARKET Meats Grocerzes Vegetables VJE DI LIVER Phone 163 BAND BOX CLEANER Oclorless Dry Clecmmq A0 Y Sonia ,gi 316 North Nlam Strett St Charles Mo A E I-IONILRRANII Prop '4 s-'x.v'i,'5' I hont 701 Amery s A 1 JL x N If A -' WI2 QTRI I PLEASE A' : x s s g 1 . 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