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

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Lee? mile' KATHRYN N My Give me laughter or give me death. A Cappella Choir. Pep Club ROGER KING If silence were golden, how wea'thy he would be. Machine Shop Club BARBARA HARSHBARGER Life is what you make it. Science Club DOROTHY INSINGER What a spendthrift she is of her tongue. Business Opportunity, Pirate Patter NORMA LUKE She's the cute angle of a triangle. Pep Club. Pirate Players 0lll0l'S WALDO KREDER Ignorance is bliss-ignorance of saw- rng wood, for instance. Stamp Club MARY LOU JONES Happy-go-lucky. Lou has a conta- gious smile. Pep Club. Pirate Players ROBERT- LYNN n It is .impossible .to .underrate human intelligence beginning with one's own. . Band. Pirate- Players MARY ELLEN KNEEMILLER A happy maid with charming ways is she. Teen-Age Book Club, Student Council HARVEY WIEGMANN Time is but the stream that I go Esh- ing in. Glee Club Ami-em King Harshbarger Insinger Luke Kredei Jqnes Lynn Kneemiller Wiegmann H si' '