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

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Twelve HE classroom is the starting point of a suc- cessful democracy-made up of the people, the students, who are training for their indi- vidual parts, whether great or small, as citizens of this free nation. Through actual practice in taking the initiative, students learn to develop self-reliance and clear-thinking habits. Today, democracy is more prevalent than ever, and it is only natural to surmise that discussions con- cerning the causes and aftermaths of a war being fought to preserve that very democracy should play an important role in every classroom. In class, freedom of action and speech governed only by a few necessary rules tends to promote interest and individuality in our schools. It is this same freedom, giving youth a chance to practice the principles of free government. that trains them for their future participation in this democracy. ,ma

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