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

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.xdclnzirzbfrafion Standing: Mr. Gilliom. Mr. Bruere. Judge Karrenbiock. Scaled: Mr. l,awing, Mr. llesslsamp, Dr. Nlclntyre. For outstanding service to the school and community. our Board of BOARD Education has earned the praise of the entire student body. Its careful plan- QIF ning has made possible the beautiful, modern addition to our present building. , i ,, T This addition. which will house a cafeteria. an auditorium, and junior high l1DUC'A I ION school classrooms, will be ready for occupancy next fall. To our School Board we are indebted for this----another of its outstanding accomplishments, 'W' se 4 A OFFICE STAFF 'Q ' Efliciently and pleasantly, the staff Q' Mrs HWS' MW- HUUVCY carries out the ofiice duties. 3 if .b - 'fi i A Q Mrs. Evans Mrs. Meirink Mrs. Iiranslau Six

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MR. STEPHEN BLACKHURST Superintendent 7 ur rinciiaa 5 jrigufe May I express my appreciation to each student and member of our school family for helping make this another successful school year. My best wishes go to the largest senior class to graduate from St. Charles High School. We have confidence that each of you will be a responsible citizen, contributing to a better home, school, and community. The years ahead serve as a challenge to each of us. May we meet this challenge with confidence and the will to work. In this great nation of ours we must believe and practice 'privilege requires responsibility'. -MR. FRED BURGER OMF 255692 'You get out of a thing just what you put into it.' This time tested maxim applies with particular meaning to your high school days. Your forming of en- during friendships, your consistent appli- cation to your classroom tasks, your eager participation in purposeful school activi- ties, your adherence to accepted standards of school citizenship, your loyalty to the school of which you are a part . . . all of these represent an investment which at the close of the school year should bring to you an unmeasured satisfaction. If you have thus achieved, you have reason to be confident of a future that holds promise of rich and meaningful fulfill- ment. -MR. STEPHEN BLACKHURST Superin fen olen f ii MR. FRED BURGER Principal Seven