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

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,..-. PRIGGI5 BROWNING SCIIACHER PRIMEAU BOWLES MUSCHANY SITMKIE RENKEN ALICE PRIGGE She always works with might and main Nor does she ever work in vain. VERDAYNE SCHACI-IER Full of mischief at all times, Fun and frivolity are his lines. LAVERNE BOWLES Frivolous, carefree, noisy but nice, She welds half the day and into the night. FREDRICK SEMKE A country boy, a person might say, But in grades and work he's won his way. Twenty 1 JEFYRIES ELLIOTT GRAY BISHOP RICHARD BROWNING of 194 A good scout is Richard, who tries very hard. And someday success will be placed on his card. FANNIE LEE JEFFRIES Quiet, serene, and pretty, too. The likes of her there are but few. WINIFRED PRIMEAU Every noon she struts her stuff, She's one swell dancer, sure enough. JIMMY ELLIOTT Jimmy was a boy who had high aspiraf tions, Being Student Body President was his greatest elation. NORMAN MUSCHANY Charlemo Editor at first of the year, Since he went to Westmt'nster, w him here. IVIELBA LEE GRAY Melba Lee's our senior songbird For everyone she has a kind word. MARALYN RENKEN Maralyn is a bonny lass Belonging to our Senior Class. GLENNON BISHOP Happy and very carefree is heg e miss Both Alice and football with himxagree.

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