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

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Who Gafuuf Un r 'Q F x ,Q .LN ' to concoct money-making schemes for a bigger and better prom. During the year they sold candy, hot dogs and cokes at athletic contests, holly at Christmas. and pencils and various other articles besides sponsoring a student dance. This year's Junior Class can feel proud of itself and rightly. too, for from its numbers came our Student Body President and the Editor of Pirate Patterf' In the war effort, too, the Juniors were 'Ain there Jean Schumpe I-'aaqfgumg John Srnden lfmlhful XVmifred XVilli.lms Dvlrrnnned lralee Schuster Agf.-.-.m1.- Cienelle Phillips i'hn'erful Flruy Kun1v Hurmleas Marilyn lirmrhng I-'rrmlorra lirnest Mitchell Jouml Zella Ann Deuser luken Bennie Warxun Dr. Watson Esther Mat' l'arltrr lndrpvniirnl lfrlward Paulo ffgullxllfal Marjorie XVillxie l.m.'uble Donald Ferber filler Mary F. VanClcvc Flrrlarrous Frederick Brummc .llarhemulrciun Varnl Jean Hunter .lrllerbug Nathan Moses .-lrgumentulive Marv Dean Boscherr Underslnnding Sylvester Raylield Wide-uuxuket' Doris Dreher Sludruux XX'illiani lioscherl Aumrnsmq Kathleen Finel. .Su'n'I UrValSI1rgenh'n'r rlthlflr' Victoria Alilemevrr tihunuvuhlr pitching, being active in the Victory Corps, Civilian Defense activities, and taking charge of War Stamp sales. They were also outstanding in all athletics, hav- ing boys on the football, basketball, and track teams. Several members of the Junior Class left its midst to join the Armed Forces. Therefore, we, the graduating Seniors of l 943, salute our successor, the Junior Class. Twenty-fite