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

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TYPING Both first and second year typing, under the watchful guidance of Miss Wightman and Mrs. Smith, learn the different types of letter writing, correct spacing, and everything else that will be needed by a typist in an office. Typing is beneficial to a person even though he does not intend to be a typist, for it teaches co-ordination of the mind, eye, and hand. Also, emphasis is placed on accuracy, not speed. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION The principal objective of physical edu- cation is to teach a student the meaning of cooperation and good sportsmanship, and also to make one alert and able in body and in mind. , This year, Miss Regan, Physical Edu- cation instructor, began teaching the rudi- ments of field hockey. This proved an interesting sport and resulted in a tourna- ment between the different gym classes. Also this year, the students learned how to do the square dance and other old-time dances. MECHANICAL DRAWING Mechanical Drawing, a subject taken by both boys and girls, is one of the most interesting classes in the high school, for it teaches the student how to plan and draw blueprints which are used as a guide in constructing various projects. Thirteen

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CI-IARLEMO The Charlemo staff is a group of thir- teen seniors who are chosen to plan and edit the yearbook of St. Charles High, the Charlemo. The able sponsor of this group is Mrs. Werges, who has had charge of sponsoring the Senior yearbook for several years. Staff members have Worked long and industriously throughout the year to make this, the 1949 Yearbook, the best edition in the Charlemo's history. BIOLOGY In biology a student learns about the science of living things. Throughout the year, Miss Gruer has the class work out various class projects such as: the dissec- tion of grasshoppers and frogs: leaf collec- tions: microscopic study and other experi- ments of interest to the student. HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics is composed of two definite divisions: sewing and cooking. The sewing class, under the direction of Miss Livingston, learns the many rules and means of making serviceable and modish clothing, not only for one's self but also for the entire family. In the cooking department, ably directed by Miss Scott, a student learns how to prepare well-balanced and appetizing meals for the family, how to care for the sick, and how to manage a home successfully. Twelve

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1 A jke .fdrfidfri Row I: DOROTHY ELY English Pep Club 1 Senior Class ANALE HACKLEY History Student Council A. N. GIBSON Manual Training Student Council l Row 2: CLARA REGAN Physical Education Archery Club Pep Club MAURICE HOWARD' Mathematics Freshman Class THURSTON ROTHROCK Machine Shop Machine Shop Club Row 3: LUCILE SMITH Commercial Subjects Scribblers' Club Sophomore Class RUBY WERGES 1 English Charlemo i 'MARY GAUSS Chorus W Row 4: N GENE HIETT . ' ' 1 , Physical Education 1 , --Z ' ,A . : ,: 5 i E. LEO FUNK, , jf, ' , 3 Science, Mathema ' , uhh Checker Club ' R F Sophomore Class , ZELMA ROTHROCK N Art . Art Club Row 5: DORA WHITE Study Hall Freshman Dramatics Freshman Class HUBERT THOMASSON Diversified Occupations BLANCH SCHAFER English, Latin Senior Dramatics Row 6: ' QURLINE 'WIGHTMAN .F ommercial Subjects V ti' Business Opportunity Club li CLARA scHULz 'V' Librarian i Freshman Dramatics 4 RUTH PERRIN 1 English, Spanish V W Language Club Fourteen '